Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 67, Section 65: League of Legends is right.

Su Qing was pleasantly surprised by the answer, but also somewhat taken aback.

Aren't you unhappy?

The other party replied after a short wait.

To be honest, there is a little bit. But thinking about it carefully, there's nothing to be unhappy about. Given the current state of LOL in Japan, the fact that people still play it and are still thinking about becoming professional players is already quite remarkable, especially considering that she's a big streamer in China with hundreds of thousands of fans.

If that person truly believes they deserve a higher stage, truly believes they deserve more recognition, then I will also do my part for League of Legends in Japan.

[I just hope she's not just all talk and no action, and doesn't disappoint us.]

After saying this, the other party seemed to be intentionally trying to change the subject.

After that, she started talking to Su Qing about their student days.

[I suddenly remembered that you used to duo queue with me in the dorm. I played AD and carried you to climb the ranks as a support. You finally reached Platinum and went around showing off, but when you solo queued, you couldn't even beat anyone at that rank. You were completely the bane of your teammates.]

[It's because of female players like you that we girls are always discriminated against and looked down upon in games. If you could reach Grandmaster in the Korean server and Challenger in the Chinese server by playing top lane like this girl, you wouldn't be getting called a slut every day.]

The humiliation of female players on your Chinese servers always leaves a lasting impression on me. Although sometimes I find it excessive, it feels perfectly justified when applied to you.

Su Qing felt somewhat embarrassed and angry at these words, but she didn't know how to refute them.

Honestly, she plays ARAM and Teamfight Tactics every day now and doesn't play Summoner's Rift much. Besides the fact that Summoner's Rift is really tiring now, another reason is that she's really bad at the game and can't play well.

Especially now that the person she's chatting with has graduated and doesn't play games much anymore, no skilled AD carry is willing to duo queue with her anymore. And with her skill level, solo queuing basically just results in her getting constantly trolled and flamed by random AD carries.

After a while, she naturally didn't want to continue playing the game.

So, all she could do was retort somewhat unhappily:
[Mind your own business!]

It seemed very powerless.

The other person then sent a "www" to express their mockery of her.

Although the conversation was somewhat heated, Su Qing still felt a sense of nostalgia when the two of them talked about games for the first time in a long time.

The days when the two of them played carefree and intimately together, bickering and arguing, seem like they were just yesterday.

The days when LPL won three championships in four years and the audience was full of expectations for the future are now a thing of the past.

Perhaps driven by nostalgia, Su Qing took the initiative to ask: "Do you have time to play a game of League of Legends duo queue?"

The other person said, "I haven't played in ages, I can't carry you."

Su Qing said, "[Who asked you to carry me? You act like you're so great. Can you even play ARAM? You're not as good as me in ARAM.]"

The other person said: "Haha, you're way better than me, you noob. How about I log in and we see? I'm free today. Let's see how good you are, you Lulu-playing idiot."

And just like that, two friends who hadn't seen each other in real life for a long time were reunited online through League of Legends.

This day will undoubtedly be the most exciting day Su Qing has had in the past six months, making her feel as if she has returned to her carefree college days.

And she truly hoped that these days could continue every day from now on.

Until forever
League of Legends is right.
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Time passed by unnoticed, and it was December 24th.

For the average League of Legends player, this day is nothing special.

The first stage of the competition has not started, and there has been no season update for S15.

Everything was so ordinary and mundane.

Back then, Yuna Shimamura was regularly streaming, playing ranked matches, and interacting with her viewers using her white hair and red eyes—resembling Vladimir's daughter—in Live2D. Now, as her rank climbs higher, her energy is waning. She only chats with her viewers briefly when she has a spare moment.

This kind of silent live streaming gradually made many viewers feel bored and aesthetically fatigued.
Although high-level players inevitably talk less than low-level players during live streams.

However, even among live streams in the same category, Shimamura Yuna's live stream was one of the most dull.

Others, once they've finished the most attention-grabbing part of the game, will try to say something witty or entertain the audience.

She basically doesn't talk unless she's finished playing a game and is queuing up.

As a result, it's no surprise that her live stream viewership has dropped significantly recently.

The number of employees has gradually declined from a stable 5000 to around 3000 recently.

Although the number of people donating money doesn't seem to have changed much, the daily video clips still seem to get decent views.

However, the number of viewers in the live stream room has visibly decreased.

Yuna Shimamura herself doesn't care too much about this. On the one hand, she feels that 3000 people is not a small number, and it's not necessary to have tens of thousands of people every day to be considered a large audience for a live stream. She takes it in stride.

On the other hand, although she doesn't have many viewers in her live streams now, she still has a lot of viewers watching her daily clips. As long as she can regularly use clips to make people realize that her skills are good and refresh everyone's impression of her, that's enough.

People who still watch her live streams these days are used to this style; they just keep her live stream running while they're doing other things and take a quick look.

To put it bluntly, if people can watch such a boring live stream, the level of talent among the remaining 3000 people is already unimaginably high. They don't care about the show's entertainment value at all.

If you love learning technology, come and learn some technology; if you don't love learning technology, consider this just a companion.

Today was supposed to be just another ordinary day.

However, just as she was halfway through a ranked game, there was a knock on the door in the live stream.

The audience clearly heard Shimamura Yuna take off her headphones and then go to open the door.

Then, after a while, everyone could hear Shimamura Yuna speaking to someone in Japanese through the microphone.

"Hey? What brings you here?"

"What, I can't come? Didn't you always ask me to come and keep you company? Now that I'm here, you're not happy."

"No, I'm not unhappy, it's just a bit sudden."

"Idiot, it's winter break today! Where are you all of a sudden? I told you I'd come find you after the final exams. Have you been out of school for so long that you've forgotten when winter break starts?"

"Really? Hehehe."

From afar, everyone could hear Shimamura Yuna giggling.

It's a silly laugh that comes from the bottom of your heart.

This was quite novel for the viewers in the live stream.

Normally, Shimamura Yuna gives them the impression of being silent, calm, and even a bit aloof; they have almost never heard her laugh during her live streams.

Who is it? Who made her so happy?
Everyone couldn't help but feel this curiosity.

P.S.: As usual, there will be another chapter this afternoon.

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