Why isn't Yu Wenzhou's hand speed fast?

In << Full Time Expert >>, Yu Wenzhou's hand speed was 210. In chapter 261 of the novel, when the reporter asked Yu Wenzhou what his hand speed was, Yu Wenzhou said that his hand speed was 210. The reason he reported it low was because he didn't want to be considered a player with " hand speed." While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " Full-time Expert "!

Yu Wenzhou's hand speed was described as relatively slow in The King's Avatar. According to the document provided, his hand speed was below 200, while some pro players could reach 300-400. However, Yu Wenzhou used his own tactical thinking to make up for his lack of hand speed. He was known as one of the Four Great Master Tacticians and was good at strategic planning. Although his hand speed was slow, he was able to seize opportunities in the game and play the role of a continuous healer in the team. As a result, although Yu Wenzhou's hand speed might not be the fastest, he used his other advantages to achieve success in the pro scene. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!

" Hand speed over 100 million Yu Wenzhou " was a character in the novel " The King's Avatar " and its derivative works. Yu Wenzhou was a pro player in the Glory Alliance. His class was a Warlock, and his ID was Swoksaar, the captain of Team Blue Rain. Because Yu Wenzhou could type more than 200 Chinese characters per minute, he was called " Yu Wenzhou with a hand speed of over 100 million " by his fans. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!

Yu Wenzhou was a character in the eSports novel " The King's Avatar " and its derivative works by Butterfly Lan. He wasn't a cripple, but an excellent professional eSports player. In the novel, he was known as the " Warlock's Crippled Hand Emperor " because when he used the Warlock class, his hand speed was not fast enough and he could not use some difficult skills. However, he made up for his lack of control through excellent tactical awareness and teamwork. In the game, his skill level was also very high, and he was known as the " Master Tactician." While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!

Yu Wenzhou's hands were crippled because he was born with albinism. This disease would cause damage to his vision and immune system, and at the same time, it would affect his hand coordination. In the novel The King's Avatar, Yu Wenzhou's hand was an important feature of his, and it was also a difficulty he had to overcome in the game. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!

In the novel The King's Avatar, Yu Wenzhou's hand speed came from chapter 552," Myriad Manifestations Umbrella Shattering." Team Happy was playing against Team Wind Howl in the Challenger League finals. Because Su Mucheng's healing wasn't able to heal all of her teammates, Yu Wenzhou had no choice but to use the Magician playstyle, forcing his hand speed to go above 400. This speed had already exceeded his own physical limits, so he suffered multiple hand injuries during the game. After the game, his right hand was diagnosed with permanent damage. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!

Wang Jiexi's hand speed was 417. In Butterfly Blue's web novel, The King's Avatar, Wang Jiexi was called the Magician. In the fourth season of the Glory Pro League, he had used the Star's Protection skill against Tang Hao. The skill's cooldown time was 60 seconds, and Wang Jiexi had used it at 59 seconds. From this, his hand speed could be calculated to be 417. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!

In the novel " The King's Avatar," the author, Butterfly Blue, didn't give Tang Rou a specific number for her hand speed, but she said that her hand speed was very fast, reaching a level that ordinary people couldn't imagine. In the first official match between Ye Xiu and Tang Rou in the novel, Ye Xiu had commented that Tang Rou's hand speed was "close to the theoretical limit of ordinary people". While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!

In the original novel, Tang Rou's starting hand speed was 170, and her highest hand speed was 250+. In the manga version of The King's Avatar, Tang Rou's starting hand speed was 200, and her highest hand speed was 230+. In the animated version of The King's Avatar, Tang Rou's starting hand speed was 190, and her highest hand speed was 230+. In the TV series " The King's Avatar," Tang Rou's starting hand speed was 200, and her highest hand speed was 230+. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!

Ye Xiu's hand speed wasn't clearly stated in The King's Avatar, but in the original novel and official information, there were some descriptions and performances of Ye Xiu's hand speed that could help us understand his hand speed level. In the novel, Ye Xiu had displayed extremely fast control speed in the match. He could instantly complete many complex operations, such as quickly switching skills, dodging enemy attacks, etc. In the official information, there were some descriptions of Ye Xiu's hand speed. For example, in the game, Ye Xiu could complete a move in 0.1 seconds. This was already very close to the limit of humans. In summary, even though Ye Xiu didn't have any specific data on his hand speed, from the descriptions in novels and official information, his hand speed should be extremely fast, reaching the limits of human standards. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of The King's Avatar!