The Emperor's Spring: National Glory Side Story

"Both sides received two red cards each. That... was fairly impartial."

"Yes. Both teams were pretty heated in that clash, and the referee still tried to keep the number of cards under control."

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"Hahaha, Saudi Arabia got beaten up and still got worked up, huh?"

"Who wouldn't get worked up after being beaten? Haven't you read the reports? The guy getting beaten has a faster heartbeat than the guy doing the beating."

"It's mainly because fear triggers adrenaline secretion. But it shouldn't be that bad this time, right? Huang Mosi and the others couldn't exactly go all out."

"Shouldn't be that bad? Look at who got the red cards for the national team."

"Ramos, Ramos. Even standing in the coaching area, he still couldn't change his nature."

"Huang Kaiwen really is lucky to have someone like that always standing up for him."

"You've got it backwards. Without Huang Kaiwen, how could Ramos possibly make that much money?"

"Does nobody care about the Saudi players? The lives under those white headscarves matter too."

"You can't blame us for this, can you? That Japanese referee's calls were fucking outrageous. Even I can barely stand watching it."

"Right, the referee was the main problem. It had nothing to do with the China National Team."

Sato Ryuji's calls looked impartial, but they left the Saudi players deeply dissatisfied.

Yes, players from both sides had fucking thrown punches.

But the China National Team players were all better fighters than the last. The Saudi players had raised their hands to protect themselves, yet they had somehow received yellow cards too.

Even more absurdly, China had received only two red cards, and one of them had gone to Ramos, the temporary coach on the sidelines.

"Protest! We protest!"

"More China players should have