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

Chapter 57 has the worst ranking data.

Li Fan wondered if it was just his imagination, but he felt that Aunt Yu Shuang straightened her chest again... She picked up the microphone and said with a smile, "Welcome everyone to the post-match interview. I am your host, Yu Shuang. First of all, we would like to congratulate EDG on winning this match. Now we have invited EDG's mid-laner, Unreal, to say hello to everyone."

"Hello everyone, I'm Unreal, the mid-laner for EDG. I'm very happy to accept this interview." Li Fan said, waving to the audience as he spoke.

Screams and shouts erupted again at the scene, and a small group of people even shouted "Unreal".

The director quickly searched the audience to see if anyone had a photo or sign supporting Li Fan.

Unfortunately, after going through this round, it wasn't that there weren't any, but they weren't quite right.

Damn, a QQ Speed ​​support sign, CrossFire...

If I dared to let these fans into the frame, I wouldn't even have to wait until tomorrow; I'd be fired tonight.

After all, the competition among Tencent's various game divisions is actually very fierce.

Especially in the League of Legends esports operations, the leadership believes that their game has the highest popularity and the largest number of viewers.

Naturally, this led to many additional ideas, such as wanting to establish a company to operate Tencent esports events.

However, things are currently in a tug-of-war...

Under these circumstances, these working-class people certainly wouldn't dare to casually play other games.

Even though he knew that these support signs appearing on the big screen would generate a lot of buzz.

The director couldn't help but sigh... Does Unreal really not have a single fan in the league?
"We all know that EDG's recent performance has not been very good, experiencing a four-game losing streak. Under this pressure, you took over from Scout to play in this crucial game. How were you feeling at that time?"

Li Fan took the microphone and thought about it seriously for a moment.

"Actually, I wasn't as nervous as I thought."

"Oh?"

"You know, I'm not afraid of external pressure. Even if I lose a game, I have a strong mental fortitude, so I can perform better on the field. It's probably because of this relaxed mindset that I was able to deliver such a performance."

[Hilarious! Unreal Engine isn't just saying they have a lot of haters, so they don't care if they lose and people criticize them afterwards.]

[That's true, it makes sense from that perspective. With so many haters in the livestream, any more is just a minor setback.]

[Perhaps this is precisely why Unreal felt no pressure on the field, which is why they played so well.]

Looking at it this way, Unreal is actually quite a humorous person.

[Nonsense, if he weren't humorous, how could he have become the top streamer in Huya's League of Legends section in such a short time... Wait, is this Byd even a League of Legends streamer?]

"So how does it feel to make your first appearance in the LPL professional league today?"

"I don't feel anything."

"Huh?" Yu Shuang really didn't expect Li Fan's answer to be so unexpected and brief.

I don't know how to cover for you after your answer.

"It's not that I felt nothing at all."

"What does that feel like?"

"I'm feeling a bit hungry. Do you want to come for hot pot later?"

Yu Shuang's lips twitched when she heard this. You might as well just stick to the previous answer. I should have known better than to keep asking.

Unreal is indeed quite handsome, but to be honest, he's really abstract. Would any other professional player uninstall League of Legends just to play another game during a live stream?
Definitely not. It's just that Unreal did it, and everyone thought it was perfectly normal.

“Unreal is very humorous.” Yu Shuang forced back her internal injuries and continued to ask into the microphone: “Zz1tai once said in an interview that he learned the champion LeBlanc from you in ranked games. We noticed that GT allowed LeBlanc to be available in the third game, so why did they choose Lulu instead?”

"Well, actually I'm not very good at playing LeBlanc. Also, the champion selection is a decision made by everyone in the draft. Since Clearlove picked Olaf, he would be more comfortable if Lulu was picked in the mid lane. If he picked LeBlanc, the mid and jungle wouldn't coordinate as well. The main reason is that Lee Sin was picked by GT first. The mid and jungle combination still depends on the lineup."

"You're too modest, too modest. Your performance today was perfect. I believe you, the Demoness, are also very powerful."

"No, my LeBlanc isn't that good. What if everyone says my LeBlanc is good, and I can't get this champion if she's not released?"

Scout, watching the interview backstage and hearing his teammates' laughter, had a dark look on his face.

He silently clenched his fist...

Even if he hadn't been substituted, he could still have won the game with a perfect performance.

The opposing mid laner is completely incompetent; the main reason they didn't play well was because they picked the wrong champion.

If Li Fan had only been playing with cards, his performance would definitely not have been as good as his own; it's all the coach's fault.

Thinking of this, Scout looked at Faststar with a sinister expression.

If you get to pick LeBlanc or Syndra, the enemy mid laner will be Shaco!

Quickstar wasn't in a good mood either, and then he discovered that Scout dared to look at him like that.

"Xiba!"

Scout quickly lowered his head...

The interview continued, and Yu Shuang picked up her interview card and asked the last question, which was also the one everyone was most curious about.

"Unreal, we all know that your Korean server account has only played one ranked game in the past three months, using LeBlanc. But in the second game, you immediately picked Lucian, and even Lucian mid lane. Can you tell us why?"

Upon hearing this question, the audience listening to the interview all perked up their ears, eager to know how Li Fan would answer.

As for the live stream, quite a few people were flooding the chat with comments, rushing to reply first.

[Isn't that simple? Lucian is using a gun, and Unreal Engine usually plays PUBG and CrossFire, which are also shooting games, right? Since they're both using guns, you'll naturally learn how to use them.]

That makes sense! It really makes sense!

"Well... the main reason for playing Lucian in the mid lane is that the team composition is just right. The mid laner is needed to take the lead in the early game, and Lucian is a perfect fit for that role."

"As for only playing one ranked game in three months, it's mainly because I feel that the poor stats in ranked games will affect my judgment, which is also one of the reasons why I'm in such good form on the field."

"Of course, this approach might be a little different from others, and it may not be suitable for other contestants, so please don't follow my example," Li Fan replied with a smile.

The comments section immediately started scrolling wildly.

【Huh? Is this your reason for not playing ranked matches?】

[Does poor ranking data affect your judgment?]

[No, does anyone actually believe this?]

The factory manager, listening to this answer from backstage, seemed to be deep in thought.

(End of this chapter)