Believe me, I really am a professional League of Legends player.

Chapter 46 Hextech Ultimatum
For a moment, everyone was stumped by this question.

To be fair, in this situation, it seems there really wasn't a better way to handle it.
How do I solve this?
There's no way to solve it. I have to climb over the wall and then climb back over it again. I'm being completely manipulated.

Say you won't pursue it?
This is just like seeing a low-health enemy go under the tower in League of Legends, or seeing five white lines when playing Yasuo. Can you stand it?
"Don't know how to solve the problem of constantly jumping back and forth, huh? At this point, you guys need to think more about what the streamer would do." Li Fan raised his pan and took down one person with it, while also replying to the comments.

What will the streamer do? I'm curious...

Yes, it seems there's no solution on the surface. What solutions are available?

"Actually, solving this problem is very simple. At this point, you just need to pick up Camille... and then use the ultimate Hextech Ultimatum, and you can lock the other person on this side of the wall. You no longer have to worry about the other person jumping back and forth."

In the live stream with over 20,000 viewers, the chat paused for a moment after hearing Li Fan's words.

That tells you how lame this joke is.

[By the way! You like playing with abstract things, don't you?]

[Camille's Hextech ultimatum has arrived, so why don't you just say Malzahar's ultimate should be used to shut him down?]

[Actually, don't you think this makes perfect sense? Pro League of Legends players definitely need to use League of Legends characters to handle the situation.]

Poor Lingdi... completely manipulated by Unreal Engine.

【No, this person seems familiar. He looks like a streamer too. Let me check if it's him.】

Yu Luo, who was watching Li Fan's live stream, spotted this comment amidst the dense barrage of messages and her eyes lit up.

The show's effect of constantly shifting between perspectives is already quite good. If you could also add the victim's first-person perspective and edit the two perspectives together, it would undoubtedly become a huge hit.

The videos I've edited over the past few days of Li Fan playing PUBG have all surpassed three million views, and the number continues to rise.

His followers and subscribers also reached 80,000.

Knowing that he was just a video streamer, he was honestly a little nervous about the data. If Unreal were to pursue him for copyright infringement, the money he had earned might not even be enough to cover the damages.

After thinking about it, I sent private messages to Huya, Weibo, Kuaishou, and Douyin.

He finally breathed a slight sigh of relief...

He hurriedly went to find the streamer named Lingdi.

Upon entering, it was discovered that the streamer had not left the spectator mode and was continuously following Li Fan's view.

At this point, we can see that the character controlled by Li Fan has upgraded his weaponry; the shotgun he used before has been replaced by a Kar98k.

Yu Luo was very familiar with this gun.

I've seen Li Fanchao headshot someone from a distance countless times.

At that moment, the character who had been running forward suddenly stopped, then instantly scoped in and fired a shot at the distant hill.

"boom!"

The leader, with a crooked mouth and furrowed brows, shouted, "What is he shooting at? Firing random shots is just attracting other people... to... come...!"

After watching for so long, it's clear that Li Fan doesn't have any teammates.

So confident playing solo in squads!
He absolutely had to see the footage of him being beaten to death.

Otherwise, I definitely won't be able to sleep tonight.

So I couldn't stand Li Fan's actions no matter how I looked at them, and I wanted to find some problems to criticize.

As a result, he started stuttering after he finished cursing.

He saw an emergency braking warning in the lower left corner.

Unreal used Kar98K to kill Godlike.

17 kill!

He didn't even see the person, and this guy sniped them with one shot? What the hell?
"A cheater? Or a true master?"

Upon hearing this, Yu Luo instantly became unhappy.

He picked up the keyboard and started typing away.

[Playing well means cheating? Unreal is a professional player, the godfather of PUBG, a mentor of QQ Speed, and the king of gun kings in CrossFire. Does he need to cheat?] Hmm... I just don't know how well he plays CS:GO. He plays CrossFire and PUBG so well, his CS:GO skills shouldn't be too bad, right?

[Is this really Unreal Engine? The Emperor has really hit the jackpot; he actually has such good fortune.]

[They gave me a really valuable recording; I really need to watch it carefully and learn from it.]

[Now I understand. It's normal for the Lord to be harassed like this. The difference in strength between the two sides is too great. I even suspect that they deliberately didn't bring their guns, waiting for someone to fall into their trap. In the end, they used the Lord as a target, killing the entire team.]

The emperor only realized this belatedly at this point.

I initially thought it was a fake ID, but it turns out I've encountered a true master.

"Haha, if I look at it from another angle, the fact that I can be matched with a pro player means that my skill level is about equal to theirs?" Lingdi looked at the comments in the live stream and immediately changed his expression.

This sparked frequent interactions in the live stream, with many viewers criticizing him for being shameless and having no sense of self-awareness.

Yu Luo laughed too; this streamer was quite interesting.

In the end... Li Fan narrowly lost in the final round.

The main problem was that he was a lone wolf, and he was in the "cursed circle" (a term used to describe a situation where a team is targeted and attacked by two other teams). There was really nothing he could do, and he was eliminated as the third member of his team.

The viewers in the live stream breathed a sigh of relief. If he had kept winning, he would have been inhumanly strong.

Yu Luo also got to see both sides' perspectives as she wished.

It was uploaded to Bilibili immediately...

Unreal Engine PUBG Godfather Online Tutorial: How to Use a Wall to Breach Your Opponent's Defense When You Have No Gun

Upon its release, it immediately caused a sensation on Bilibili.

Yu Luo's editing skills are fully demonstrated in this footage.

He accurately captured Li Fanxu's playful tone of explanation, as well as the entire process of the Emperor's journey from initial confident pursuit to doubt, then to impatience, and finally to complete breakdown of his defenses, his stubbornness, and his lightning-fast change of expression.

It also cleverly incorporated first-person perspective and real-time reaction recordings from the Lingdi live stream:
"I'm going to beat him to death today!"

"I feel like I'm about to explode with anger, what should I do? I'm so anxious, I'm really so anxious."

"Prosper! Prosper! Prosper!"

"A cheater? Or a true master?"

"Haha, if I look at it from another angle, doesn't the fact that I can be matched with top players mean that my skill level is about the same as theirs?"

The dramatic change in expression kept viewers laughing non-stop.

The video's bullet comments and comment section exploded:

[Hahaha, Emperor: Who am I? Where am I? Why is this wall targeting me? Quick, get an excavator and dig it up!]

[Unreal is really terrible, but I love watching it! Poor Lingdi became a teaching tool.]

What future is there in playing professionally? It's much better to become a streamer and make a name for yourself.

Li Fan, who had been livestreaming all day, was lying in bed when he discovered that one of his little fans of Unreal Engine had updated his account. He clicked on the update and was delighted to see it.

That's some serious talent!
"Next time, definitely next time!"

Congratulations on receiving 200 learning points!

Congratulations on obtaining: 1 point of free attribute.

"I never expected such a pleasant surprise... Wow, this video is going viral!"

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(End of this chapter)