Jiang Han had never watched Lin Zhaojun compete at her peak. By the time she had transmigrated here, the Witch top 1 had already stopped competing for nearly a year.
And after her return, in Jiang Han's view, her matches had not even been as entertaining as Lilith's—the one known as Dragon Dummy.
Lilith might be a dummy, but every spell she cast was large-scale and spectacular! Her use of specializations also flowed like clouds and running water, making for an immensely watchable show.
In the matches Jiang Han had watched, A Lin's style had been: "dispel, shield, dispel, hold back a burst spell, give it away, romantically hard-pull, die on the spot." This whole routine could be called the Code of Hammurabi for underperformers—every Witch who gave it away did more or less the same thing.
Hard-pulling in confusion, then hard-pulling again after giving it away.
Jiang Han had only heard from many Witches what Lin Zhaojun at her peak had been like.
In their words, peak Lin Zhaojun had been invincible: a full year with a one-hundred-percent championship rate. Many Witches had even sensibly declined to bet on anyone else to win... She walked over to the bar, returned with a cup of coconut jelly juice with some aloe added, and heard Dorothy and Teacher Yu listing out the data.
"Ooh, the curves are very clear for these two competitors."
The two commentators had laid out the spell curves used by both Witches. The distinction was stark: Lin Zhaojun's spell curve was concentrated entirely between levels 1 and 6. There were occasional level 8, level 9, and legendary spells—the standard equipment of top-tier Witches—but overall, it skewed low. Du Lingxuan's, meanwhile, was more evenly distributed, with a distinct spread from levels 4 through 9. One look told you