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He is surprisingly ordinary.
As one of China’s top-ranked National Treasures and an official of Black Dragon Guild, Chen Dian’s information networks were extensive.
Kang Jae-Hyeok...
He’d heard this boy’s natural talent was extraordinary, with rumors circulating that he was even the second coming of the Yaksha.
And indeed, he seemed to have few opponents in Korea.
He’d killed the top brass of Korea’s player Association as well as executed a famous general, yet despite these bloody purges, the government did nothing to stop him.
Chen Dian was meticulous by nature, and Jae-Hyeok’s reputation preceded him—so naturally, when he’d learned that Jae-Hyeok, not Jiang Lei, walked out of the Twilight Kingdom gate, Chen Dian had grown cautious.
But upon meeting Jae-Hyeok in person, Chen Dian knew immediately that he had overthought.
What “second coming of the Yaksha”?
Upon sweeping his senses over Jae-Hyeok, he found the boy’s aura to be only slightly above average. Perhaps this was what they called “talent” in Korea, but by China’s standards, Jae-Hyeok clearly a bottom-tier talent.
Chen Dian inwardly sneered.
I thought the rumors were only slightly exaggerated. What a joke. This brat’s emergence from the Twilight Kingdom must’ve really been a stroke of luck.
Gates were intrinsically full of variables; that was even true of well-explored gates, let alone a new gate like the Twilight Kingdom.
Amid such twists and turns, there were times when luck prevailed over skill in determining victory and defeat. Rather than skill,...
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