Xu Jingyu was right. Wang Yi had done far too many abnormal things to count. He simply wasn't a normal human being.
There was no point accusing Wang Yi of cheating after losing the game.
Meanwhile, in the game, Jordan wore a bitter smile.
He was an extremely competitive person.
So competitive, in fact, that it bordered on obsession.
Normally, if he lost a one-on-one like this, he would pester his opponent for another game. Lose and play again, lose and play again—until he won.
Like the time Jordan played golf against his coach.
His golf game was no match for the coach's, and he lost several rounds in a row.
By then, it was already late, and the coach wanted to go home. But Jordan kept pestering him, refusing to let him leave.
He told the coach to stay the night so they could keep playing the next day.
The next day, they played again, and Jordan lost again. He wanted another round.
In the end, the coach had no choice but to go easy on him and lose a game. Only then did Jordan let him go.
Jordan had felt the same way after facing Wang Yi in the game last year. He thought he had a chance to beat Wang Yi, so they agreed to play again this year.
But after losing this time, he didn't ask Wang Yi to keep playing.
This showdown had made him realize just how strong Wang Yi was—so absurdly strong that it was almost inhuman.
Jordan had no chance of beating him.
Some might say the score wasn't even that lopsided, and if Jordan's three-pointer had gone in just now, he would have won. So why was he so despairing?
The truth was, Jordan knew exactly what had happened. He had