Dominate the Super Bowl-Chapter 1188 - 1187: God of Destiny

In North America, in Asia, Li Wei is a top superstar, without a doubt.

And now, for the first time, Li Wei is stepping out of the North American continent, making strides toward the world map, once again bringing astonishment and impact with his actual actions and on-field performance—

This is the two-time MVP of the last season’s NFL regular season and Super Bowl!

Well-deserved.

Step by step, Li Wei’s influence is spreading all over, "Li Wei is football, and football is Li Wei," such labels deeply rooted in people’s hearts.

Tonight, London is captivated by it.

"Li Wei!"

"Li Wei!"

In the small tavern, fans raised their glasses, burning with passion with all their might, those scattered shouts floating onto the streets, colliding and overlapping, silently weaving together, finally evolving into a force marching toward Wembley.

Finally, it hovered over this iconic London landmark. Turning into a midsummer rainstorm, pouring down overwhelmingly.

"Professor!"

Chanting in unison.

Not Li Wei, nor the rookie, but the Professor.

Who would have thought that Wembley would keep pace with the North American continent, solidifying the rallying cries into one united force?

Filling the sky and earth, deafening—

A full ninety thousand people, in the most prestigious and grand stadium globally, all chanting the same name, turned into a party.

Grand. Boisterous. Frenzied.

This scene was a chilling blow to the Los Angeles Chargers players, akin to endless gloom overhead, with no end in sight no matter how hard they tried.

That suffocating feeling, that oppression, was truly disheartening.

Hope is such that if it never existed, there would be no disappointment, becoming numb in the endless dark; the moment hope ignites, life finally regains energy and vitality. So, people desperately crave hope, like a life-saving straw.

However, when hope appears only to be extinguished again, that desperation often strikes tenfold or a hundredfold, effortlessly breaking all defenses. frёewebnoѵēl.com

This is exactly what the Los Angeles Chargers are facing.

In adversity, giving their all, betting everything, finally lighting a glimmer of hope, ready to fight with united strength in the second half; yet, in just forty-eight seconds, they suffered a fatal blow, with every spark of hope extinguished, instantly plummeting into the abyss in free fall.

For a moment, it was unbearable, with the ongoing injuries and pressure throughout the season seemingly destroying the last vestiges of their sanity at that moment.

And this scene did not help.

Rivers looked at Wembley with bewilderment: Isn’t this supposed to be their home ground?

"Professor!"

"Professor!"

"Professor!"

Amidst the overwhelming rallying cries, the first half of the game concluded.

"28:16".

The Kansas City Chiefs entered halftime with a twelve-point lead, two possessions ahead, thoroughly igniting Wembley and London’s enthusiasm.

Clearly, the Los Angeles Chargers will not surrender. After all, conceding here would mean the season ends prematurely, and to lose to their divisional rivals?

No, no, no, the Los Angeles Chargers refuse, even if the 2019 season ends in disgrace, they refuse to let their divisional rivals win easily.

But the key is, how much energy do the Los Angeles Chargers still have?

Stumbling through the season, despite showing toughness, all six losses were by a single possession, but looking from another angle, a loss is still a loss, regardless of how close, if it’s a nail-bitter or regrettable, it remains a loss, ultimately unable to stay in the game.

Facing them now, the Kansas City Chiefs are going all out, overpowering the Los Angeles Chargers in every aspect. How much energy do they have left to fight back?

"...Could it be that everything is arranged by the God of Destiny? Are they, like us, looking forward to the Kansas City Chiefs’ next two weeks of schedule?"

"If—a hypothetical, if the Kansas City Chiefs defeat the Los Angeles Chargers, both teams enter a bye week next week, gaining precious breathing and adjustment space. After an eleven-game unbeaten aura this season, they will face the Oakland Raiders and the New England Patriots."

"The former ended the Kansas City Chiefs’ six-game winning streak in the 2017 season, while the latter ended their five-game winning streak."

"Wow."

"Everyone is curious about who can become the first team this season to defeat the Kansas City Chiefs, but considering the current storyline and development, everything points to a cycle of destiny, the teams that achieved such feats in the past two seasons looming ahead of the Kansas City Chiefs."

Like a joke from the God of Destiny—

Even the schedule is the same, hosting the Oakland Raiders and challenging the New England Patriots, corresponding to the previous two years.

It seems as if an unseen hand is manipulating everything, facing the challenges of the past two seasons once again in their pursuit of a three-peat this season. Perhaps they will stumble before the Heart Demon, like other teams in league history attempting a three-peat, succumbing to the league curse; or maybe they will break the shackles, overcoming the Heart Demon, making history with an unprecedented three-peat, ushering a new era in the league.

The river of destiny converges toward a familiar groove, so will the Kansas City Chiefs repeat their fate?

"Of course, this is just a hypothetical."

"Let’s refocus, the last game of this season’s London Bowl is not over yet. The Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers will return from halftime to continue the second half, with a twelve-point gap and two touchdowns, anything is possible."

"We have reason to believe that the Los Angeles Chargers will not willingly hand over the victory, becoming mere side characters to their undefeated divisional rivals."

"Now, the issue for the Los Angeles Chargers is not about defense, but offense, Rivers needs to step up..."

In the commentary booth, expert commentators were eagerly discussing their expectations for the second half, one by one offering strategies to the Los Angeles Chargers coaching team—

Like the fans at the London Bowl, they, too, as neutral spectators, look forward to a classic matchup, admiring Li Wei’s performance and the Kansas City Chiefs’ determination and belief, but also sincerely wishing the Los Angeles Chargers could rise, bringing surprises with their indomitable resilience, allowing this red-blue duel to go down in history like countless rival showdowns.

Whether the Kansas City Chiefs defeat the Los Angeles Chargers to maintain their unbeaten aura or the Los Angeles Chargers pull a miraculous comeback to topple the Kansas City Chiefs, for the London Bowl audience, an exciting game is the only thing that matters.

Thus, as halftime concluded, the chants soared across Wembley.

"Chargers, surge!"

"Chargers, surge!"

The entire crowd unhesitatingly stood behind the score-lagging Los Angeles Chargers, with the overwhelming blue taking the lead, summoning the Stubhub Center at Wembley Stadium, and finally returning the home-court advantage to the Los Angeles Chargers.