I'm a platinum-level author, so what if I play professionally?

Song Wen's words ignited the live stream, which had just begun to calm down a little, once again.

[Don't believe me!]

Go eat shit, you two-armed idiots!

[There are only a few heroes in the current World Championship version. If you have even a little game knowledge, you can easily outplay them.]

[Well, someone with even a slight understanding of the game probably couldn't do that, but the streamer's character is really terrible.]

[EDG's Little Blackie.]

Shut up! I have depression, so killing people isn't illegal!

[I've practiced Muay Thai for a few years and would like to find a streamer to come to my home for a sparring match.]

Seeing that both the Depression Knife Technique and the Muay Thai warning had been issued, Song Wen chuckled and said:

"The streamer will play a few rounds of Dou Dizhu first, and we'll see who wins in forty minutes."

As he spoke, he directly turned on his computer and started playing Dou Dizhu (a popular Chinese card game), too lazy to interact with the live chat anymore.

In situations like this, you just need to let the bullets fly for a while.

Forty minutes later, when EDG's base was destroyed by INTZ, Song Wen's live stream reached the highest viewership of his career!

Many of these were EDG fans who had previously left Song Wen's live stream, and they had already posted Song Wen's live stream in various EDG fan groups.

Many netizens from the Anti-Gang Bar also pinned Wang Ke's post with great accuracy the moment the EDG base exploded. After all, no one expected that EDG would lose to a wildcard team, making Wang Ke's post seem incredibly insightful.

Netizens and EDG fans gathered in Song Wen's live stream, and the chat instantly became extremely lively.

[Sima, the streamer! Curses EDG to a terrible end!]

[Holy crap, this guy is amazing! He actually predicted EDG would lose.]

[The key point is that he predicted both teams' draft picks and bans, which is a bit outrageous.]

[EDG fans are still cheering, hahaha.]

[The streamer is also in a bad situation; now the traitors have found an outlet for their frustrations.]

How could EDG possibly lose to a wildcard team? It's all because of this streamer's curse.

Is the streamer Sawasdee?

[Awesome, can the streamer predict RNG's match?]

Looking at the dense barrage of comments, Song Wen chuckled and said:

"Actually, the streamer's predictions are all based on a novel, which describes the matchup of this game. I just checked, and the latest chapter has been updated to the next RNG vs. TSM game. The novel is called 'League of Legends: The Super Demon King,' and you can check it out."

Hearing Song Wen's words, netizens opened the novel app with some skepticism and started searching for Wang Ke's novels.

Meanwhile, Wang Ke had not only finished writing about the RNG vs. TSM match, but also about tomorrow's EDG vs. AHQ match, and then clicked publish.

Compared to EDG, RNG's debut at the S6 World Championship was much better. Facing North America's number one seed, TSM, and despite not being the favorites, RNG secured a victory, achieving a winning start.

On October 1st, the second day, LPL's third seed IM took to the stage first, facing the Taiwanese team Flash Wolves. This young team withstood the pressure and secured their first victory in their first World Championship match.

[Subsequently, RNG also defeated SPY.]

[In the final match of the day, our LPL's number one seed faced off in his second game: EDG against LMS's number two seed, AHQ! Logically, since the LPL's third seed defeated the LMS's number one seed, the LPL's number one seed should have easily defeated the number two seed. But that's EDG for you; they suffered another shocking defeat to AHQ – a complete upset!]

In fact, Wang Ke remembered that EDG ultimately defeated AHQ in this match, but it didn't matter. What he needed to do now was to lure the bastards in and kill them.

Song Wen had already turned off the live stream and was now reading Wang Ke's novel.

Even with absolute trust in Wang Ke, he couldn't help but raise questions when reading the details of the EDG vs. AHQ match.

"Isn't this plot point a little too far-fetched? Is this even a human being capable of performing such a feat?"

Which section?

Song Wen looked at the novel and read it aloud.

"In the match between EDG and AHQ, Clearlove's Hecarim was forced to the river by Olaf."

AHQ's Frost Arrow pierced through the clouds, and in his panic, the Factory Manager hastily activated his ultimate ability, "Shadow Strike."

All that could be seen was the neighing of horses and the thunderous charge of the ghostly iron cavalry, which crashed precisely into the icy magic crystal arrows mid-air!

In an instant, the men and horses froze on the spot, the dizziness markers above their heads as bright as lamps.

The commentator was stunned, the audience was in an uproar, and the live chat exploded with comments.

Fortunately, the factory manager eventually triggered a buff, and with his unique escape route, he ultimately escaped unscathed.

Outsiders thought the factory manager made a mistake in a moment of panic, but that was not the case. Song Wen knew that this was a judgment made in an instant by the factory manager, a jungler with high intelligence. He knew that even if he was hit by the arrow, he could still escape, so he deliberately used his body to take the arrow to prevent his teammates in other lanes from suffering an unnecessary disaster.

This move is called: Horse Trampling Flying Arrow!

Upon hearing Song Wen finish reading, Wang Ke said with dissatisfaction, "Are you questioning me or the factory director?"

Song Wen remained silent.

Wang Ke started scrolling through his phone, and before long, dozens of comments appeared in the previously quiet book review section.

[I thought it was some kind of divine book, with horses galloping and arrows flying, it's hilarious! Do they really think the factory manager is an idiot?]

[This is outrageous! What kind of idiocy could write about a professional gamer like this?]

Have you ever played professionally? You're just making assumptions and writing nonsense!

[I think I've figured it out. This author is a RNG fanboy, blindly praising RNG and blindly criticizing EDG.]

[The book was deleted; it made me sick.]

Seeing the chaotic comments section, Wang Ke made no move, not even deleting the most kind and innocent greetings.

He immediately put down his phone and started typing on the keyboard again.

The novel has already gained some popularity, so now he can add his own personal touches.

I'll start by writing a chapter about the protagonist's daily ranked matches, but I can't just start by punching and kicking Uzi and Faker. After all, what affects Song Wen's strength isn't just how he writes, but also whether the readers can agree with it.

After finishing another chapter, Wang Ke lay down on the sofa with his phone in his arms.

He wasn't going to rest; he was going to start watching game videos and reviewing match replays.

A person's life can be as heavy as Mount Tai or as light as a feather.

What determines the quality of a person's life is the depth of their life; the more things one does in a limited time, the greater the depth of one's life.

Wang Ke feels that his life is very fulfilling now, busy from morning to night every day.

He must work hard to improve himself and become the man who stands at the top of the world!

With this belief, I worked with extra energy.

For example, the post-match recap video he's currently watching sounds just like his middle school math teacher, which really fuels his thirst for knowledge.

"Hello everyone, today we're going to do a recap..."

"Huff~ Huff~"

It is especially suitable for helping people sleep.