“Two Seasons: Summer-Autumn 2014” Tournament. Online games for rating (reports, discussions).

My family's situation was ordinary, and the map was very poor, but Kyrre kept me going.
Development was tough; by W1, almost all troops except the fire elementals were wiped out, but I sold an arch devil at the refugee camp — this was the most critical luck of the entire game. With the arch devil's help, development became less difficult.
However, in W2, I got the boots from the only path, but was immediately defeated by theShevanesian's main hero Hack. After that, times were very poor, so I had to use the movement speed of my two logistics main heroes to quickly gather all the resources at home, making my main hero far superior in stats and skills to the opponent's main hero.
I planned to break out in W3. My main hero Kyrre, carrying only the arch devil, was positioned not far from the town, threatening the central utopia, thinking the opponent wouldn't notice. But I was spotted by redwood, whose main hero then repelled Kyrre once more.
The opponent's main hero Hack was now within my attack range, so I mobilized all national resources, recruited troops, and attacked. Thanks to Kyrre's superior skills and stats, Hack proved no match, suffering heavy troop losses. I staked everything on this single battle.
When Shevanesian had the chance to attack the utopia, they chose an option that couldn't kill Kyrre, only repelling him — a mistaken choice that led to their defeat.
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Kong Rong was a famous writer of the Han Dynasty, and he was very clever at the age of six or seven. Many learned high-ranking officials posed various difficult questions to test him, but none could stump him.
Once, Kong Rong attended a banquet. At the banquet, he cleverly answered the difficult questions posed by several people and received praise from many present. Everyone said he would surely have a bright future when he grew up.
However, one high-ranking official, seeing everyone fawning over this six- or seven-year-old child, felt very displeased and said to the people: "As I see it, a clever child may not necessarily be clever when he grows up." Kong Rong immediately replied: "I think you must have been very clever when you were a child."

Do you understand now?
You must have been very clever when you were a child?