Players' teams are under tremendous pressure.

They are usually treated as top-notch experts and praised, but when they actually encounter professional players, the chasm-like gap makes them break out in a cold sweat.

Fortunately, Jiang Tian was surprisingly calm; her voice seemed to have the ability to calm her anxiety.

She calmly directed everyone to set up their plans in various locations, her voice both cool and pleasant, yet exuding a strong sense of pressure.

The entire match was broadcast live, and her commanding gestures were also transmitted to the live stream in real time.

Many people's eyes were filled with hearts.

[Ahhhhh, my sister is so cool!]

[Oh my god, I love my older sister so much, can I have any orders? (fingers emoji)]

[Something's not right upstairs. The player team is having a tough time. It feels like everyone's giving it their all, but they still can't beat the other team.]

[Nonsense, that's a top-tier esports team. If they could be easily defeated, would they still be able to compete internationally? Jiang Tian's ability to eliminate one person immediately and gain the upper hand is a very smart move.]

Yes, the gap in strength between the two sides cannot be bridged overnight; they've already done quite well to get to this point.

Well, I can only say I admire their fighting spirit; there's no need to dwell on winning or losing.

Yes, they've done a really impressive job to get this far.

Nobody thought they would win.

The gap between professionals and amateurs is too big.

In the first game, the players gave it their all, and everyone used their best skills. However, even though the opposing team lost one player, Hurricane Team still won.

VK glanced at Jiang Tian across from him and silently took a sip of water.

Best of three, only two games left.

"It feels too difficult. They are real professionals. Our tactics are pretty good, but my skills can't keep up."

Several players were quite sensible and clearly understood their own skill level.

Objectively speaking, the chances of winning this match are indeed slim.

Jiang Tian smiled at them: "There's no need to worry. Since we used our best skills in the first game and still couldn't win, let's change the format for the second game. Everyone, just follow my instructions from now on, okay?"

Her warm and friendly smile touched everyone, and they all nodded in agreement.

Whatever she wants to do, they will cooperate with her.

Even if we can't win, at least we won't lose face. We'll never give up until the very last moment.

On the other side, VK was also educating his players.

"Don't let your guard down. I'll remind you one last time: anyone who feeds another kill will have to write a self-criticism."

Everyone nodded obediently.

After playing the first game, their confidence returned.

They have already discovered the limits of these players' skills; now they just need to approach the battle with normal tactics.

After the second game, the match was over.

There's no need to keep mentioning VK.

That's what everyone thinks.

However, in the second game, the opposing team's performance caught them completely off guard.

They thought the opposing team would use the usual tactics in this game, but they didn't expect them to choose a different approach—a one-for-one trade.

There were only five players in total. Four of them chose to pounce on the opposing target to cover Jiang Tian, ​​even if it meant using their health bars as bait.

They bought Jiang Tian a very short time, and Jiang Tian lived up to their expectations, appearing and disappearing like a ghost at lightning speed, eliminating the e-sports players one by one.

Her skills were incredibly advanced, and she was in no way inferior to the professional players on the opposing team.

More importantly, her understanding of the terrain was far deeper than theirs.

Thus, the Hurricane team was forced into a one-for-one exchange, with four players falling down, leaving only VK.

VK never expected that these people would rather lose a thousand of their own than harm them by eight hundred.

He pursed his lips tightly, his expression very solemn.

He was indeed unfamiliar with the terrain, which was his disadvantage.

The game's terrain is randomly selected, and Jiang Tian's ability to kill four people like a ghost demonstrates her profound understanding of the terrain.

vk manipulated his character, carefully surveying the area.

He wouldn't let the slightest disturbance slip by.

But Jiang Tian was far bolder than him.

He thought Jiang Tian would use a conservative tactic, but he didn't expect her to choose to charge headlong into battle. After a series of extreme maneuvers, Jiang Tian actually won.

VK's expression darkened slightly.

Her victory had a touch of strategy.

VK thought she was going to fight him head-on and win fair and square, but she didn't expect that she would use herself as bait to lure VK into a complicated terrain. In the instant VK adapted to the terrain, she traded blows and sent him away, winning with only a sliver of health left.

She used her advantages and won by trickery, but a win is a win. They had all traded their lives for each other, so it's normal for the victory to go to them.

Both sides won one game each. The Hurricane team, who thought they had won two games, could only wait for the final game to begin.

In the third round, Jiang Tian and her team definitely won't have such good luck.

vk quickly adjusted his tactics; as a professional player, he couldn't possibly have only prepared one plan.

If the opponent dares to use a do-or-die approach to win, then he must refine his tactics even more so that they can't even find a chance to cheat.

Meanwhile, a pale-faced player told Jiang Tian that he wanted to quit.

He shouldn't have withdrawn, but he's very weak at handling big situations. He's currently experiencing cold sweats, chattering teeth, and trembling, and he won't be able to finish the race.

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