Ch. 81The Heavens Would Have Me Doomed
Key Plot Points and Events
- Huang Tianfang underestimates Hong Ming and gets injured in his match against Zheng Song due to distraction.
- Hong Ming unexpectedly defeats Yin Baiqi, a formidable opponent, in four matches, raising eyebrows.
- Wang Heng wins four matches in a row but draws Hong Ming as his opponent in the fifth match.
Character Developments
- Huang Tianfang's arrogance and underestimation of Hong Ming lead to his injury, revealing his vulnerability.
- Hong Ming's consecutive victories showcase his strength and potential, making him a serious contender for a title.
- Wang Heng's initial luck in the assessment turns into regret and inadequacy when he realizes Hong Ming's strength.
Significant Themes
- Underestimation: Huang Tianfang's underestimation of Hong Ming leads to his injury and loss of control over the situation.
- Luck vs. Skill: Wang Heng's initial luck contrasts with Hong Ming's consistent strength, highlighting the theme of relying on one's abilities rather than chance.
- Hubris: Huang Tianfang's pride and belief in his own superiority cause him to overlook potential threats, leading to his downfall.
Character Interactions
- Huang Tianfang vs. Zheng Song: Huang Tianfang's initial contempt for Zheng Song turns into a struggle for dominance as Zheng Song fights fiercely, ultimately injuring Huang Tianfang.
- Hong Ming vs. Yin Baiqi: Hong Ming's unexpected victory over Yin Baiqi highlights his strength and potential, catching Huang Tianfang off guard.
- Wang Heng vs. Hong Ming: Wang Heng's initial assumption that Hong Ming relies on luck is shattered when he learns that Hong Ming is his next opponent, causing him to feel inadequate.