Ye Ting put in a tremendous effort during Ravenclaw's match against Slytherin.
To deal with Ye Ting's superb skills, Flint chose a strategy of fouls and collisions. Every Slytherin player looked for a chance to knock Ye Ting off his broomstick.
But Ye Ting showed no weakness at all. Instead, he faced the Slytherin players head-on time and again.
Whenever an opponent deliberately rammed into him, Ye Ting never tried to dodge. He did not use his flying skills at all, as if venting his frustration, choosing physical confrontation every time.
Cho Chang on the field and Hermione in the stands could both tell that Ye Ting was deliberately getting revenge. For a long time, Slytherin's pure-blood supremacists had been at odds with the Muggle-born prodigies Ye Ting and Hermione, with people like Malfoy openly making trouble for them.
Ye Ting had always responded to them with an amused, mocking attitude, but what Malfoy had done before the match had completely ignited his resentment. So in this game, Ye Ting let loose, intending to teach the little snakes a lesson.
Thus, every confrontation ended in one of two ways: either the Slytherin player lost his nerve first and veered away early, clearing a path for Ye Ting; or the two collided, after which Ye Ting relied on his powerful physique and flying skills to steady his broom, while his opponent was either sent flying or lost control of their broomstick.
Even the large-framed Marcus Flint, whom people believed had Troll blood, could do nothing against him. Whenever he tried to ram Ye Ting from the side, Ye Ting immediately struck back without hesitation.
Every time he collided with Ye Ting, Flint felt as though he had crashed into a flying fire-breathing dragon. While he tried to knock the other person