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

Chapter 65 Oh no, now I'm the Pure Emperor!
At 2 a.m., Yu Luo rubbed her eyes and hurriedly edited the video she had recorded that day and uploaded it to Bilibili.

The title they chose was also exceptionally catchy.

Unreal Engine blind-firing tutorial: The older sister exclaimed how amazing the younger brother was and wanted to pat his head.

He knew that tonight's match and lesson were definitely going to be a blockbuster.

Many people even stay up all night waiting for their videos to be edited.

Sure enough, shortly after the video passed the review, its views began to increase rapidly, and comments and bullet screen messages flooded in.

[First! This little fanboy is awesome! Updates so fast!]

Here it is! This is what I've been waiting for!

Compared to other video editing bloggers, the videos edited by this young fanboy are the best, with top-notch pacing!

[We cut out all the unpleasant gunfights and looting scenes, leaving only the best parts – it's so satisfying to watch!]

[Well, Wu Zhuangtai is indeed a noob, but that's not a very clear explanation.]

[Are you looking down on Unreal? His livestream was incredibly entertaining from start to finish, but your editing was really good, haha!]

Holy crap, that was a blind shot! Even after watching it again, it still seems outrageous!

[U's tutorial was truly selfless; it feels like this technique is going to become commonplace.]

[You're overthinking it; many people simply can't use it.]

[That's right, I've already given up, I'm going to play a parachute simulator now!]

[Haha, this older sister is so dirty-minded! It's so awkward!]

The video quickly spread among various gamer communities.

Although CrossFire wasn't playing, CrossFire players were still enjoying the show, since they'd all started playing PUBG...

It naturally climbed to the top of Bilibili's trending topics list with ease.

It wasn't just because Li Fan started a course, but also because of his interaction with the succubus older sister.

There's a saying that goes something like this: color is actually the primary productive force.

People can argue fiercely about anything online.

But when it comes to color... the pain of one's family of origin is gone, hell is no longer discriminatory, there is no conflict between countries and regions, there is no gender antagonism, and no one cares whether pets or e-commerce are more important.

Naturally, this kind of interactive scene of taking turns on the highway is always particularly attractive.

The video's popularity quickly translated into positive feedback for the game itself.

The next day, whether on the Asian server or other servers, the game was filled with countless players practicing Unreal-style blind firing with Kar98K and SKS.

The others could also hear the sound of sniper rifles firing from time to time, which startled them. They thought they were doomed, but then they saw the others stupidly missing their shots.

While complaining that "they all learned from Unreal Engine," the players picked up their rifles and happily sent the guy away.

Instead of learning the good stuff, they learn these useless things.

He licked the bag and immediately swapped the 98k for his own.

"Hehehe... Let me show you what real blind firing is!"

These are issues within the game itself, but the most important one is what Li Fan said during his live stream.

They're quite good at taking orders.

Although it didn't directly refer to Wu-Zhuangtai, judging from the comments in the live stream and the context, it implies that there's absolutely no pressure in the next match against Wu-Zhuangtai, and that they can easily defeat him right away.

Most people didn't take this statement to heart.

NB Base. "Click me? Who does he think he is?!" Wuzhuang slammed his fist on the table, making the mouse bounce. His face was contorted and gloomy.

In fact, when he saw the bunch of comments below agreeing that he was a noob, he felt a surge of anger rising in his chest, making his mouth dry.

These idiots just parrot what others say. How much skill can a professional League of Legends player who gets trending on social media because of other games really have?
How dare he openly imply during a live stream that beating him is as easy as ordering food? What does he think he is? A dish that can be picked up at will?
Shame! Such a shame!
Looking back on the ups and downs of his career, and his past glories, he was once the man who solo-killed Faker.

Recently, I've just been in a bad state, and being looked down upon by a new player like this has started to breed feelings of jealousy and anger in my heart.

Why is he so popular...?

"A petty person has gotten ahead!" he said through gritted teeth.

He then chuckled, wondering if the substitute even got a chance to play in that match.

Why am I so angry? What's the point of arguing with a substitute?
Thinking of this, I took out my phone and posted a Weibo.

"Looking forward to the showdown with Scout tomorrow, /grinning/grinning."

Some people who didn't understand didn't take this Weibo post seriously.

But those who knew the inside story burst out laughing.

Earlier, Unreal criticized Cool, and Cool retorted that Unreal was a substitute and didn't even know if he would get a chance to play in tomorrow's game.

In an instant, this turned into a feud.

With the added fuel of marketing accounts, League of Legends players, who were not very familiar with the matter to begin with, are now eager to find out what happened.

Some people below, not wanting to miss out on the drama, directly pointed the way for everyone to search for "Unreal's Little Fanboy" on Bilibili, and the first video they clicked on explained the background.

As expected, Li Fan is trending on social media again today.

It even reached fourth place on Weibo's trending topics list and first place on the gaming category list.

#UnrealOrderingFoodWithoutStatus#
Abu sat in the manager's office, looking at his phone with a helpless expression.

You never seem to have a moment's peace.

It can trend on social media on the day of the match, and it can still trend on social media after the match is over.

It's fine if you come back and play other games, after all, everyone knows what kind of personality you have. Why are you all talking nonsense and ordering food without any real engagement as soon as you arrive?

To be honest, Abu's attitude towards Li Fan has become very complicated ever since Li Fan led the team to stop their losing streak.

I both love and hate it!
Judging from the match schedule, they must have secretly practiced the hero. It's just unknown when they practiced, otherwise how could they be so proficient? In addition, they helped the club expand its live streaming business, which made the boss very happy. He called last night to praise them and hoped that the team would continue to work hard.

The problem is... this guy is just too good at causing trouble. Every time he posts on Weibo, it's a huge controversy. It's not something an ordinary club can handle.

After thinking about it, I'm still worried that the pace might be too fast.

Abu picked up his phone and started posting a Weibo message.

Unreal is a very simple player...

The entire content is a lengthy six or seven hundred words, but at its core, it boils down to the first sentence: Unreal is a very simple person, and what he said was unintentional. I hope everyone will not take it too seriously.

When Li Fan saw Abu's Weibo post, even though she knew he meant well, she couldn't help but shout in her heart.

broken!

This is broken!

Ordering food while maintaining a pure and innocent demeanor...

I've become the Pure Emperor!
Fortunately, she was able to lock the fetus, unlike Zhen Chunhuang.

(End of this chapter)