Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

The second player from Happy's team to take the stage was Qiao Jingjing and her character Luwei Weiwei. Although Qiao Jingjing mainly uses Luwei Weiwei now, she hasn't neglected Shouke Zhai Mianhua either. According to Qiao Jingjing's idea, she plans to use two characters, and will choose which class to use based on the tactical needs.

Of course, considering the different playstyles of the two characters and the concern that Qiao Jingjing might not be able to handle them, Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu only submitted the account "Hands-on Cotton" (手可摘棉). Whether it would actually get a chance to be used depended on whether Qiao Jingjing's future performance could meet the requirements. If not, Qiao Jingjing would have to specialize in one character. Qiao Jingjing did not refuse this decision.

Now, her Luwei Weiwei is already standing on the field. Tang Rou has left her with a fully-fledged opponent, and Qiao Jingjing is actually under some pressure. After all, based on the team's practice matches and everyone's private training, her strength is very close to Tang Rou's. Although her change of profession has slightly reduced her win rate against Tang Rou, she has also improved rapidly, and her recent results have begun to gradually catch up with Tang Rou's.

But even so, she was somewhat worried about an opponent that Tang Rou couldn't handle.

Although she knew that Tang Rou's loss was mainly due to her playing style, she was still a little nervous.

The second match of the tournament began soon.

Qiao Jingjing, Luwei Weiwei.

Qiao Jingjing has been under the spotlight since entering the professional league, and the chat channels in the audience have shifted from a clear division between Happy and Wuji to a unified effort to cheer for Qiao Jingjing. Indeed, it's clear that Wuji, a team that has been languishing in the Challenger League for two years, cannot match the appeal of Qiao Jingjing, the youngest Best Actress winner.

The fans on Team Happy's side were a bit more outrageous in their shouts, while those on Team Wuji's side mainly just cheered for Qiao Jingjing, since Wuji was ultimately the team they supported, and they couldn't possibly say anything that they hoped their team would lose.

This week, the Wuji team conducted a detailed analysis of Qiao Jingjing, concluding that while her execution was extremely meticulous, she lacked experience. She was a completely different style of opponent from Tang Rou, whose style was expansive and aggressive, growing stronger with each passing moment. Qiao Jingjing's style, however, was very meticulous, sometimes to the point of being overly precise, leading to unnecessary actions. Although she was aware of this and was trying to correct it, she hadn't fully resolved the issue.

Furthermore, it's particularly important to note that while Qiao Jingjing's Lu Weiwei is an assassin, she possesses almost all the ranged skills of other dark-type characters. Although analysis of previous match routes suggests these low-level skills aren't high, they still give her considerable ranged capabilities. Therefore, she shouldn't be simply viewed as a melee assassin.

Qiao Jingjing's overly meticulous actions became the key to their battle against her.

Having just defeated the sudden Wuji sorcerer, he was full of confidence. Seeing that the opponent's second match was against Qiao Jingjing, he instantly recalled their key tactics against Qiao Jingjing and already had a plan to deal with her.

In the challenge match, the opponent's next player will not be revealed until the previous player is defeated, so preparations must be made for any possibility. This is not only for Qiao Jingjing and Tang Rou, but also for all of Xingxin's players who have taken the stage this week, with Wuji Squadron conducting analysis and tactical preparations.

It can be said that they prepared very repeatedly for this round, and he is determined to avenge his previous defeat in this match!
Three, two, one... As the countdown to the match ended, both teams' characters spawned on the map. Both classes were dark-themed, so it could be considered an internal battle between the two classes.

Both sides had just finished spawning and were running towards the center of the map. Unlike Tang Rou, Qiao Jingjing didn't charge straight in; instead, she used the map for cover, which reflected her more meticulous playstyle. She didn't know how to charge directly; that style didn't suit her. Instead, she and Xiao Nai had spent the week studying the map and figuring out how to use the available spaces.

This time, Qiao Jingjing didn't rush to close the distance with her opponent. She knew very well that she could close the distance so quickly in the last match because her opponent wasn't familiar with her fighting style and tactics. This time, her opponent had clearly done thorough research on them, as could be seen from Tang Rou's match in the previous game. Naturally, Qiao Jingjing was even more cautious.

The warlock on the other side felt the same way, after all, he still vividly remembered being caught off guard and pressured to the end by the opponent in the previous match. He had been too hasty that time, and he certainly wouldn't let it happen again.

The Wuji team is quite professional. Apart from someone shouting during He An's match in the last round due to excitement, the Wuji team has not had such an incident since then, and naturally no one has revealed Qiao Jingjing's current situation.

After all, although this match determined the fate of their team, they had also worked hard and prepared diligently for a week. During this time, they had never considered winning by cheating, and they certainly wouldn't now, otherwise wouldn't that be a betrayal of all their hard work?
As both sides proceeded cautiously, Luwei Weiwei and Wuji Shushi hadn't clashed yet, causing the audience to grow impatient. However, since the audience had an omniscient perspective, they only found the wait a bit troublesome. The two fighters in the match couldn't see each other, and the longer the time went on, the more nervous they became.

From a god's-eye view, the two were surrounding each other, but couldn't see each other. After circling around for a long time, Wuji's sorcerer finally circled around to Qiao Jingjing's flank. Qiao Jingjing's character had also entered the opponent's skill attack range.

The audience's hearts were in their throats.

The two sides are now close enough.

At this moment, Wuji Warlock was also extremely nervous. After all, he had been defeated by Qiao Jingjing in the previous match, and he was even more cautious this time. Qiao Jingjing's meticulous operation would not be as easy to fall for as Tang Rou's traps. Moreover, he remembered that Qiao Jingjing's character also had many thief-like trap skills, and he didn't know if she had placed any traps around. So, to be on the safe side, he decided to be careful.

Therefore, the Wuji sorcerer did not rush to attack, but instead concealed himself, intending to observe and calculate further. However, this map was ultimately quite simple, with very limited places to use as cover. Qiao Jingjing, having familiarized herself with it for a week, knew this very well. With a sudden turn, she saw the Wuji sorcerer standing to the side.

Seeing this, the Wuji members watching the battle felt a pang of regret. With their god-like perspective, they could clearly see that Qiao Jingjing hadn't set up any traps. They, along with the sorcerer, originally had a chance to gain the upper hand, but their excessive caution caused them to miss it. (End of Chapter)