But the fact is laid before him, and his performance in the game, especially the situation where he was attacked without losing health, is exactly like using a health lock cheat.
Even if he saw it himself, he would probably think he was cheating.
The awkwardness lies in that, as the person involved, doesn't he have a clue whether he cheated or not? He really didn't cheat, and "Star Emperor 2" is a newly released game; how could there be cheats so soon?
"Oh right, Tianba Community!"
Recalling the harsh words from his opponent, Yu Wenjie suddenly panicked and quickly opened Tianba Community, wanting to know if he had posted about this incident.
As it turns out, the opponent didn't have any intention of letting Yu Wenjie off the hook. After voluntarily surrendering, they quickly uploaded a match recording to Tianba Community.
The title of the post had a classic shock factor - [Shocking! A man actually publicly... in "Star Emperor 2"]
