Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 66, Section 64: I will help her make the contact.

Thinking of this, she didn't rush to refuse, but instead tried to ask further questions.

May I ask what the team name is?

Perhaps seeing that Shimamura Yuna was interested, the other party was in a good mood and replied within about 10 seconds.

They simply gave the team a name.

Based on the team's name, Shimamura Yuna searched for it on the website.
Then she changed her mind.

'This is absolutely not allowed.'

The team they were given was not ranked high in the entire LJL and couldn't even compete in the LCP.

When she said she was aiming for a spot in the LCP World Championship, she actually meant she wanted to get into the LCP first.
To explain, currently, due to reasons such as declining popularity and poor profitability, many smaller leagues that once existed in the League of Legends esports system have had their World Championship slots reduced.

This includes the Japanese region, LJL.

For a long time, LJL was a region with its own independent ecosystem and a World Championship slot. No matter how badly they played or how poorly they performed, they always managed to get a World Championship slot every year.

However, perhaps due to Riot Games' desire to reduce its esports budget, several struggling leagues, including LJL (Japan), VCS (Vietnam), LCO (Australia), and PCS (Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan), have been consolidated into a single major league, now known as LCP, or the Pacific League.

The former LJL, VCS, LCO, PCS, and other regions have essentially become secondary leagues of the LCP, requiring certain methods to qualify for the LCP.
Currently, there are two LCP teams in Japan: SHG and DFM, which once left a deep impression on audiences worldwide.

If it were these two teams that contacted her, then Shimamura Yuna would really be prepared to accept.

After all, no matter how strong the team is, as long as they are still in the LCP league, there is always the hope of making it to the World Championship through the LCP.

Even if we can't break through, at least we tried.

Unfortunately, it wasn't either of these two teams that contacted them.

Instead, it's a team currently struggling in the LJL, hoping to be promoted to the LCP through the promotion tournament.

Joining such a team would be a complete waste of time for Shimamura Yuna.

She doesn't even want to play in the LDL, so why would she want to play in the LCP's secondary league?

Keep in mind that the LCP promotion tournament doesn't start until the end of the year. Instead of spending a season in the LJL, she might as well wait and see if any teams want to make a roster change after the first half of the LPL season.

Is it worth it to work here for a year?

With that in mind, she ultimately declined the invitation.

Sorry, I won't go with LJL. However, if any LCP teams want to contact me, I'd be happy to consider it. If you have any relevant connections, feel free to try contacting me again.

The other party replied: 【Okay, sure.】

She seemed a little disappointed, and even added a few periods in the text chat, making Shimamura Yuna feel a bit guilty.

However, she is not an overly people-pleasing person, and no matter how pitiful the other party is, she will not change her decision because of such a thing.

After finishing her conversation with "the cutest girl in the world," Shimamura Yuna, as usual, lay down on a chair and began to meditate and rest, while also thinking about the future.

Although she declined the invitation today, the conversation with the other party opened up new avenues of thought for her.

That is, if you can't go to LPL, you can try to go to other regions that are not so competitive but still have World Championship slots.

For example, the two Japanese teams in the LCP, as well as the two teams from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan that can speak Chinese, are actually my first choice.

However, the problem came again.

'If it's that kind of team, how can I contact them?'

Shimamura Yuna was once again in distress.

"Should I try posting a job ad on social media tomorrow?"

"Or"

With her mind a jumble of thoughts, Shimamura Yuna finally shook her head, deciding to deal with it tomorrow. Today, she'd better rest.

And so, she got up from the chair, lay back on the bed, and let go of the day's fatigue.

Tomorrow, there will be an even better life.

At that very moment, on the other side, Su Qing, who was sitting at the front desk of the internet cafe, sighed helplessly after receiving the reply from the other party.

Then, she crossed her legs, stretched, and looked up at the ceiling of the internet cafe, saying, "I knew it."

She understood that Shimamura Yuna was a very suitable candidate for her friend's team, both in terms of popularity and ability.
Although there is still controversy on the Chinese internet about whether Yuna Shimamura can play professionally.

But in Japan, where anyone who can reach Master rank on the Korean server can try to go pro, there's no one else available. A player like Yuna Shimamura, who can dominate the Korean server, is undeniably strong.

To put it simply, it's sufficient.

In fact, you could say that she's a supermodel in the Japanese region.

The problem is, it's enough for her friend's team, but other people might not think highly of her friend's team.

Some time ago, she had actually wanted to contact Shimamura Yuna to give it a try, but at the time she felt that "she is doing such a good job with her live streaming, she probably wouldn't be thinking of coming to Japan to play professionally."

During this time, she noticed that Shimamura Yuna was constantly playing ranked games on the Korean server, and she clearly intended to leave the comfort zone of a skilled player.

Then, she speculated, "Could it be that Yuna Shimamura wants to become a professional player?"

So I took the initiative to contact them and give it a try.

The result is
Unsurprisingly, I was rejected.

It could even be said that he brought shame upon himself to some extent.

The other party directly said, "Forget about LJL."

However, this also confirmed one thing for Su Qing.
"This guy really does want to go pro, and he's probably serious about it."

This surprised her greatly, and she even looked forward to it.

Although Shimamura Yuna would not join her friend's team, and her words even carried a somewhat humiliating tone.

But the team wasn't hers; she was just a middleman, so she wasn't angry.

On the contrary, she really hopes to see this lovely girl appear on a huge stage in some way in the future and show her dazzling side.

So, with this in mind, she texted the friend who had asked her to find the person.

In the message, she explicitly mentioned that Shimamura Yuna rejected her invitation, and explained that the reason for the rejection was "I don't want to play LJL, I only want to play LCP".

She even relayed to her friend that "the other party said that if there are LCP-level teams, you can try contacting her."

She knew that saying these things might hurt her friend and make her unhappy.

But she still spoke up.

She hoped her classmates would understand her purpose and offer help.

And so, half an hour passed.

Half an hour later, I finally received a reply from my friend on my phone.

I will try to use my resources in the industry to help her make connections.

P.S.: I'm officially starting to draft tonight.

Therefore, the update times for tomorrow and thereafter will be more fixed, with one chapter released at 11:00 AM and one chapter released at 5:00 PM every day.

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