As a human being for two lives, Lu Yiqi fully understood what he was facing and what he was about to face. From age to race, the discrimination brought about by these prejudices was layered and filled with every corner of the land. Then he provoked his words and deeds all the time, and never disappeared.

In his previous life, he was able to become the editor-in-chief of the sports version of "New York Daily News" because of his "excellent interview skills and outstanding writing skills."

In this life, things will probably go a step further in the rude, more direct and bloody sports arena.

But he was not afraid or timid at all.

Faced with provocation, Lu Yiqi's words seemed calm and generous, and with a little ridicule and humor, he gave a "slightly clumsy" evaluation of his naming actions, which was a self-deprecating attitude. Obviously, he also realized how contradictory this was; but he didn't mind, and still embraced everything in his life, because those ups and downs and setbacks were all the elements that created him in the future.

After answering the question in a few words, it was still not the end. Lu Yiqi did not intend to swallow his anger and calm down.

As soon as the topic changed, Lu Yiqi shot towards the reporter with a bright look and sounded the counterattack horn, "I don't mind your question, but I mind your way of asking questions. Sir, do you have any special opinions on my name?"

Simple, straightforward, strong, wise.

In just a few short sentences, Lu Yiqi truly showed his pride, especially the confidence bursting from the inside out, making the whole conversation solid, without making trouble or swearing, but he was able to launch an effective counterattack. This ability alone was impressive.

Then, a few reporters at the scene faintly reacted, what was wrong with the previous press conference?

Competition style!

The Wildcats' tenacious, never giving up, and focused on the game style, as well as the flexible and changeable, pressing step by step, and controlling the overall game style, behind which is Lu Yiqi's personality is also Lu Yiqi's appearance, who bravely stands up for himself in front of the attack at this moment.

At least, both players, Reggie Walker and Jody Nelson, can feel this characteristic, which has become the core reason why the Wildcats took over this game.

This also means... the young interim head coach in front of him is far less immature and tender than the appearance.

The audience's eyes were projecting towards the reporter of the "Kansas City News", with their scorching eyes full of expectations, and their mentality of watching the show was fully revealed.

At this time, the reporter finally reacted: he tried to provoke Lu Yiqi and succeeded; but things deviated slightly from the expected track. Lu Yiqi seemed to have no intention of being passively beaten, nor was he angry and lost his mind. Instead, he launched a counterattack with a clear idea?

What to do now?

The reporter's brains are running quickly. If they are further provoked, they may be involved in the quagmire of racial issues; if they retreat and admit defeat, Lu Yiqi's arrogance may become even more arrogant; or in other words, he can switch angles, change concepts, and further ignite the war?

Faced with Lu Yiqi's attack, he would not be directly surrendered by the general and then surrendered. How should he respond? Several plans appeared in his mind, but they just needed to make a choice; but this was not easy, especially when the whole audience was focused on projecting all their attention.

At this moment, Lu Yiqi spoke again—

To be precise, Lu Yiqi was not prepared to give the other party a chance to speak. He deliberately left a small pause, which seemed to give the reporter enough time to respond; but in fact, the subsequent attack was ready early, and the pause was just to create an effect.

With a pause in one breath, Lu Yiqi completed the second attack before the other party spoke, and in a humorous way of joking:

"I hope I don't have to show my birth certificate to prove that I am qualified to be a coach."

Although simple, relaxed, and humorous, it is... neither humble nor arrogant! Serious and powerful!

This reminiscent of Barak-obama, who was running for president at the time and was shamelessly attacked by his opponent because of his birth certificate.

They are all racial issues, they are all unyielding fighters, and they are all facing doubts. Lu Yiqi gave a powerful counterattack in a light but powerful way.

In an instant, a reporter at the scene gave Lu Yiqi an applause, for his courage and for his perseverance. Then, the applause rang one after another, and finally formed a circle, roaring like thunder, and even the air began to vibrate slightly.

The reporter of the "Kansas City News" looked as if he had a blush: his counterattack was ready, but he was interrupted by Lu Yiqi, and he also completed the sport in such a cunning and treacherous way, which not only made his subsequent attack abruptly come to an abrupt end, but also successfully fired the first shot in front of the media, and he was completely reduced to a stepping stone, which once again proved his idea-

"This is a despicable man, there is no good guy at Kansas State! That damn guy!"

However, the situation was done, and because of lack of sufficient understanding, he missed the first move, and was eventually used by the other party. The press conference came to anger. The Wildcats not only won the game, but also won the media public relations page.

The day after the game day, espn wrote the latest report in a bold capital title, "Super Mario's super debut: Noah Lu led Kansas State University to take away a big victory from the University of Texas, continuing the unbeaten season!"

In the midst of the NFL regular season, ESPN actually reported an NCAA game in large sections, which itself was the best attention. This is not only the Wildcats' first appearance on ESPN's headline position in four seasons, but also the first time Lu Yiqi has won the attention of the whole United States.

In the report, espn described Lu Yiqi as an inspirational figure who "perseverely fights with his two fists to create a world":

Carrying forward with discrimination and doubts, bravely taking responsibility in chaos and turmoil, injecting infinite vitality into the team, allowing the Wildcats to find the pace and adjust the pace again, defeating Auburn University and the University of Texas, was even more rated as the "best powerful waiter for the season".

"It is worth mentioning that this game is the first time in the history of the Kansas State Wildcats team that beat the top ten teams in the United States away. All these miracles come from the task of "Super Mario" taking over the role of interim head coaching in a critical moment. Will this become a key turning point in NCAA's entire 2007 season? Let's wait and see."
Chapter completed!