Today, Jiang Cheng's opponent was essentially a makeshift team, riddled with errors in coordination.
If their coordination had been a bit more in sync, there wouldn't have been that initial gap in their formation.
If only that gap hadn't allowed Jiang Cheng and his team to break through, they would have faced an endless national assault.
Then the outcome might have been entirely different, all stemming from that tiny initial gap.
It was precisely that gap that gave Jiang Cheng and his team the opportunity to individually defeat all the opponents.
However, in this world, there aren't that many "ifs". A loss is a loss, and making excuses is useless.
These people were really too easy to defeat; they originally thought they could at least get some exercise, but they didn't even break much of a sweat.
It seems finding a worthy opponent is really difficult. So this is what loneliness feels like.
