Chapter 2369 - 600: Legendary Champion

Chapter 2369: Chapter 600: Legendary Champion

In this situation, never mind losing—if he doesn’t even lead by a big margin, people back home still won’t let him off.

When the South Korean team loses a match at the World Cup, the fans immediately call for the players who performed badly to be kicked out of the National Team, even saying a death sentence wouldn’t be too much.

In sports, their demands on athletes have always been extremely harsh.

And archery is South Korea’s special event.

Lim Dong-hyun can already imagine what’s waiting for him.

After losing this match today, the only thing he can do is emigrate to the United States.

The smile won’t disappear.

It’s just moved onto someone else’s face.

One South Korean athlete is worrying about the safety of his and his family’s lives and property, another South Korean athlete is already over the moon.

Only people who’ve been bullied can truly understand how the bullied feel.

Even stabbing the bully wouldn’t be going too far.

So Kim Yu-jin isn’t thinking about national honor at all, he just wants Lim Dong-hyun’s ending to be even more miserable.

Even if he gets knocked out by Dai Xiaoxiang, he doesn’t care.

Because he knows, whoever runs into Huang Kaiwen becomes the nation’s punching bag.

When he gets back to the hotel tonight, he’s immediately going to bow a few times to Huang Kaiwen’s photo in the newspaper.

This kind of bullying of the young by the older— even the elders at home don’t care.

Because they all went through the same thing.

To him, Huang Kaiwen is nothing less than a real-life Ultraman.

After the third set, Huang Kaiwen is still at 30 points.

At this point Lim Dong-hyun can’t even hold his bow steady.

Physical fitness?

No, it’s the psychological pressure that’s crushing him.

He even wants to withdraw.

But the men’s team event is already over, so he can’t use "preparing for the team event" as an excuse.

And the men’s team only took third place, which also isn’t good enough.

Right now he can only grit his teeth and keep going.

Slowly drawing the bowstring, Lim Dong-hyun’s hands are trembling, his breathing is all over the place, the string pressed against his nose is rising and falling.

Whoosh—

The seventh arrow flies out.

It actually missed the target!

A roar goes up inside the venue.

This kind of thing is rare even in team competitions.

The next two arrows don’t miss, but he only gets 15 points.

90:65.

This is the largest gap after three sets in this Olympic Games.

"Champion!!!"

"Champion!!!"

"Champion!!!"

Lord’s Cricket Ground has gone completely insane.

From the knockout rounds on, Huang Kaiwen has been hitting tens all the way.

This is the first time in Olympic history this has happened.

Huang Kaiwen is really about to push the men’s individual archery record to a level that can’t be broken.

"Ssi-bal, what the hell are you doing?"

The South Korean coach walks over and tears into him: "You’ve already disgraced the Republic of Korea completely, you MUST get a good score in the last set. Damn it, ssi~ how can there be trash like you."

Even though the two of them actually have a decent relationship.

At this moment he has to publicly distance himself from Lim Dong-hyun.

Missing the target is an unforgivable mistake.

Who knows, the whole team might have to take the blame together.

Someone has to bear the wrath of the people—do we even need to think who?

In the last three sets, Lim Dong-hyun only gets 25 points.

Huang Kaiwen is still at 30.

90:120.

The biggest score difference in history.

Huang Kaiwen raises his bow with one hand, Lim Dong-hyun walks off in dejection.

This is a showdown with not a single excuse, totally unfair.

But Huang Kaiwen, who deliberately made things harder for himself, still crushed South Korean archer Lim Dong-hyun with absolute ease.

Quite a few fans even discovered a passion for archery because of this.

Some bars in London, besides darts, have started putting up targets and suction-cup arrows—they’re just trying to attract customers, not stick arrows into their customers’ heads.

"Saint Kevin!!!"

"Saint Kevin!!!"

"Saint Kevin!!!"

The cheers at Lord’s Cricket Ground just won’t stop.

Abramovich applauds with a grin, then turns and asks: "So now do you still think Kevin’s lifetime contract is a loss?"

Marina doesn’t answer.

She never imagined Huang Kaiwen would be this outrageous—working two jobs in one summer, leading a team through the European Cup and still coming to the Olympics.

If someone told her now that Huang Kaiwen is planning to emigrate to Mars, she wouldn’t even question it.

With that number ten, anything that happens seems perfectly natural.

Crudeli shouts excitedly in the live studio: "Kevin, Kevin Kevin Kevin!!!"

"A long time ago, I said Kevin would help Italy take revenge."

"But that kind of talk was wrong, because it’s Italy that needs revenge—Kevin will never need revenge. In any event, Kevin simply doesn’t lose."

"Compared to four years ago, Huang Kaiwen’s dominance and consistency in archery have grown to a suffocating level. Probably only God knows how much sweat and effort lies behind this."

"No aiming aids, eyes closed the whole way, not letting the string touch his face—this event really poses no difficulty to Kevin at all. I even suspect that Kevin’s 709-point score was just to let everyone see a bit of hope, that he only put up that number in the ranking round for that reason. If he really wanted to, 720 points might be possible too."

"In the past, when people talked about archers, the heroes in kids’ hearts might be Zorro, might be Robin, or the Elven Prince from "The Lord of the Rings" or some other superhero. But in the future, football belongs to Kevin, and archery belongs to Kevin too!"

After the match, someone reminds Huang Kaiwen to go for a urine test.

He’s actually quite pleased about this.

If they test his urine frequently, Bolt will soon see a Yellow Ball King who’s made another massive leap in just half a month.

Lim Dong-hyun, walking gloomily out of Lord’s Cricket Ground, is immediately surrounded by South Korean media.

He bows to the cameras and says through tears: "I’ve decided to retire and will never compete again. My performance today has let down the people, let down the country, but my injuries really did affect my performance. I hope the people can understand."