The more Wang Kui behaves like this, the more Jiang Chen finds it amusing. Without a doubt, the more Wang Kui acts this way, the more Jiang Chen suspects that the man's fierceness is only skin-deep.
Truly strong individuals with powerful hearts have no need to intimidate opponents in such a manner.
The aura of a strong person should be displayed on the duel platform, for that is what defines a true warrior.
Showing off below the duel platform is merely a lowly trick, wholly incapable of frightening anyone. Among those who have made it to the final roster of sixty-four competitors, who would be scared by mere stares?
Jiang Chen won't be frightened, and it is likely that neither will anyone else.
Wang Kui interprets Jiang Chen's nonchalant demeanor as a sign of cowardice, which only serves to inflate his smugness, convinced that Jiang Chen lacks even the courage to meet his gaze.
