Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 22, Section 21: Climbing the ranks in the Chinese server? Absolutely no difficulty.
For the next week, Shimamura Yuna played League of Legends almost non-stop.

My daily routine has become very simple.

After getting up at 7 a.m., I exercise for an hour first. While exercising, I go to the nearby supermarket to buy some groceries. After returning home, I prepare enough food for the whole day.

Of course, this includes my sister's share.

Although she couldn't prepare such a lavish meal for her sister every day as the three dishes she had that day, she was now realizing a problem.
That is, after a busy day at the company, my sister needs to feel some emotional comfort when she gets home.

Her cooking might not be that delicious, and it might not even be much better than a convenience store curry pork cutlet bento.

But as long as the older sister feels that "my younger sister cares about me" and "someone is willing to understand me," that's enough.

All you need to do is prepare a portion for your sister when you're preparing meals each day.

Judging from the results, her approach was clearly correct. The two sisters' relationship has warmed up a lot recently, and the older sister's mood has also improved.

However, what needs to be criticized is that the Shimamura family clearly ran a family restaurant before their parents' accident, but Shimamura Yuna was spoiled from a young age and couldn't even cook an omelet or curry rice.

Now, in order to cater to her older sister's tastes, and knowing that she can't let her eat Chinese food every day, she has to specifically learn some simple Japanese recipes.
Forget it, let's put this aside for now and focus on the game.

In short, after exercising and preparing food for the day, she would start playing games like crazy.

Her current plan is to start live streaming and posting on Bilibili after a while, and try to gain some initial popularity on Bilibili.

The reason is that Bilibili is an environment she is familiar with, and her identity as a Japanese girl might be more appealing to Bilibili.

But before she officially starts live streaming or uploading videos on Bilibili, she wants to raise her rank to make it seem more convincing.

Yes, she knew that, for female streamers, live streaming wasn't actually that demanding in terms of skill level.

As long as a female streamer has a pleasant voice, is good-looking, and can provide enough emotional value, she has a chance to become popular. As for her gaming skills, they are just icing on the cake.

She even felt that if she deliberately acted stupid and pretended to be a novice now, and then gradually became stronger, it might give the audience a sense of satisfaction from the "raising a child" trope, and could fool quite a few people.

When a girl shows her vulnerable side, it can evoke a person's protective instincts; she fully understands the underlying logic behind this.

But for Shimamura Yuna, this was meaningless.

She doesn't need anyone's protective instincts.

She just wanted others to see her dazzling side.

Therefore, she plans to first use Vampire to reach at least the Master or Grandmaster rank in the Chinese server.

For her, this was already a kind of path dependence; that's pretty much how she came into the public eye in her previous life.

He started by posting his vampire compilations on Bilibili, which gave him some basic popularity.

Later, when live streaming on the Canyon of the Gods became popular, he entered the public eye again with the gimmick of being the "Number One Vampire in the Canyon".

Back then, the top of the canyon was full of all sorts of amazing players, like Wolf King, Bear King, Dog King, and all sorts of other kings.

There are also some like the All-Round King, the Heavy Armor King
Anyway, they have all sorts of gimmicks.

Shimamura Yuna is one of them, a high-level streamer who uses her vampire skills as a gimmick.

To be honest, Shimamura Yuna started playing on the Chinese Super Server (Summit of the Rift) much earlier than many of these people. She started playing and streaming on the Super Server around 19, while many popular streamers on the Super Server rose to fame around 20-21. However, despite starting streaming early, she didn't reap much of the benefits.

Compared to other humorous and witty streamers, she has a rather dull personality and doesn't have the same level of entertainment value. The Vampire hero herself isn't particularly entertaining either, so all of this makes her streams quite ordinary to watch.

Fortunately, she had only been doing live streaming for a short time when she was noticed by a professional team and was quickly poached and treated like a treasure in their second team.

She was only 18 years old that year, and with her mastery of Vladimir and Ryze, she dominated the secondary league, leading her team to victory and winning the LDL season MVP award.

I remember back then many people were discussing "Is YangW TheShy's successor?" and "Will YangW be the next super top laner?"

But as we all know, that's how it turned out.

Because his hero pool was too shallow, his playstyle was not suitable for competition, and he was never able to join a good team, he couldn't achieve any good results after wandering around. He retired quietly at the age of 22.

Although the result wasn't great, at least she believed that she had found the fastest way to gain attention.

High scores on the Chinese server may not be very valuable in themselves.

However, if you are a high-ranking player in the Chinese server who can edit videos, then based on your popularity, you have a greater chance of being noticed by professional teams.

If that's the goal, then ranking up is essential.

So, how is Shimamura Yuna's ranking progress?

Overall, it's not bad.

To be honest, there are still negative effects on the body.

Although she has stopped taking the medication, her reaction speed has not returned to normal immediately. Instead, because she cannot control her emotions after stopping the medication, she has been feeling anxious and irritable lately.

Sometimes, even the smallest things can upset her. For example, if she accidentally cuts her finger while cooking, she can't help but feel wronged and then stand there uncontrollably shedding pearls.

But after she's lost all her pearls, she might think, 'What's there to cry about? It doesn't seem like a big deal.'

She couldn't understand why she was crying, but her body wouldn't act according to her will.

It can only be said that depression is not as simple as she initially thought.

However, if reaction speed and emotions have not returned to normal, exercise will not be effective in improving physical fitness in the short term.

This is a situation where you've used up all your stamina, but your experience is increasing very slowly, and you haven't leveled up yet.

So every day when she plays games, she feels tired and exhausted.

In addition to these, there are countless other debuffs, such as small hands making it difficult to grip the mouse, keyboard keys that are too far apart not being as convenient as in my previous life, and the inability to adjust the height of my chair causing back pain.

However, even with so many debuffs, ranking up in the Chinese server is still not a difficult task for her.

It could even be described as effortless.

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