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

Chapter 14: 9 seconds for positioning, 1 second left to die.

"Kai, I heard that you appear to be a professional gamer, but are actually a novelist behind the scenes?"

Mingkai was feeling annoyed when A-Guang walked over with a grin.

Upon hearing Ah Guang's words, Ming Kai's face darkened.

Seeing that Mingkai was clearly concerned about this matter, A-Guang immediately changed his tune:

"Just kidding, just kidding."

"What are you saying?"

Abu's voice came through.

Upon seeing the deadly sister, A-Guang immediately dropped his joking expression and awkwardly said:

"He didn't say anything."

But Abu was clearly not one to be easily fooled, and he pressed on with a cold face:

"You still have the nerve to laugh here? Don't you know how those two games went? If you continue with this attitude, pack your things and get out."

Facing EDG's "Empress Dowager Cixi," A Guang lowered his head and remained silent.

After all, he was able to become EDG's starting top laner thanks in large part to Abu.

A Guang originally played support for EDG. Later, EDG brought in Korean player Mr. Dai. Because they thought A Guang's support skills were too bad, A Guang was directly put on the bench.

However, at that time, EDG's top laner Koro1 was extremely arrogant and his relationship with Abu was not very good.

And so, Ah Guang was promoted to a higher position.

Seeing that A-Guang was completely subdued by him, A-Bu then looked at Ming-Kai.

Mingkai's performance has been noticeably poor lately; in the first game, he was treated like a ball by the wildcard team's Lee Sin.

The key point is that the opposing jungler claimed to be a fan of Clearlove before the match, which has led to the whole internet playing the "Clearlove, I'm your fan" meme.

In the second game that just ended, the factory manager once again delivered a memorable moment of a horse trampling an arrow.

Abu's attitude towards the factory manager was noticeably better.

Because he had already kissed the factory manager after the match.

"Mingkai, you need to adjust your form. I've told you before, we have many more games to play. Don't keep thinking about your past mistakes. You don't seem to be in the right state of mind right now."

Upon hearing Abu's words, the factory manager sighed.

He didn't want to revisit his outrageous actions, but now, whenever he opened his phone, the screen was filled with images of horses charging and arrows flying.

"The main reason is that there's a novel that's really popular online right now," Mei Kou said from the side. "A bunch of my friends have been asking me if the factory manager is writing a novel."

"A novel?" Abu paused, then asked, "What novel?"

He had a lot to deal with during the World Championship, so he didn't immediately check the information online.

Mei Kou handed over her phone, pointed to the image of a horse trampling an arrow, and said:

"Look."

Abu frowned and stared for a long time before sneering:

"These lousy novelists are quick to ride the wave of popularity; the competition just ended and they've already written novels."

"The key point is that this wasn't written after the competition ended; look at the time it was published."

Meiko's words were somewhat incomprehensible to Abu.

If it wasn't written after the competition, how could it have been written before the competition?

"This novel was written yesterday."

Ah Guang finally dared to speak.

"yesterday?!"

Abu looked at everyone in surprise, seemingly wondering if they were playing a trick on him. He then looked at Mingkai, and seeing that the other party did not refute him, he also showed a suspicious expression.

"Mingkai, did you write this?"

Even Mingkai, who rarely swears, finally couldn't hold back anymore.

"I wrote that he XXX!"

Seeing Mingkai's emotional state, Abu returned Meikou's phone.

"It is indeed quite a coincidence, but a novel is a novel. Don't let this affect your mood. You can only say that the kid was lucky and stumbled upon a dead mouse, while you were unlucky and got yourself into trouble. Just ignore it."

Hearing that Abu didn't take it seriously, A-Guang wanted to say that all the details of BP were written in the novel, but Abu had already answered the phone with the boss and walked out.

Seeing that the factory manager had also left looking somewhat dejected, Ah Guang moved closer to Mei Kou and whispered:

"In short, I feel that this novel was written either by the factory manager or by Abu."

Mei Kou smiled but didn't say anything.

He's a very pure person and doesn't like to talk behind other people's backs.

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Wang Ke and Song Wen's novels and live-streaming business are thriving.

League of Legends already enjoys immense popularity during the World Championship.

Wang Ke's uncanny prediction of a horse charging into the air made his novel the focus of discussion among countless summoners.

Now, every day when Wang Ke opens the author's assistant, he can see hundreds of messages in the background urging him to update.

However, there were also quite a few negative comments.

[Could the author simply predict the outcome directly? The plot you've written is so contrived, it's almost comical.]

Reading this novel is like finding gold in shit.

This is fucking trash, what a load of rubbish! I just want to know who the final champion is.

[Lots of typos, are you using voice input?]

[Can we please delete this main character named Song Wen? He's disgusting.]

Song Wen pointed at the comment he had just left and angrily cursed at Wang Ke:

"Wang Ke! You think I wouldn't know it was you just because you changed your account?"

Wang Ke yawned, deleting and controlling comments as he spoke:

"I just love writing."

Song Wen was furious and was about to leave a message on his account saying "Idiot author," only to find that Wang Ke had already taken precautions and banned him from speaking for fifty years.

He glared angrily at Wang Ke:

"How can you be so shameless?"

"Otherwise, how could I have written about you?"

"Fine, fine, fine!" Song Wen laughed angrily. He glanced at the time and started the live stream ten minutes earlier than before.

"Family members, I saw that the author updated their chapter ten minutes ago. Have you all read their latest chapter?"

Song Wen immediately began interacting with his "family members".

He sneered and said:

"I've realized we were all wrong yesterday. This author isn't a royalist fan; this kid is definitely a die-hard Han Kuo-yu supporter. The two chapters he updated today really infuriated the streamer!"

As Song Wen spoke, he opened Wang Ke's novel, pointed to a passage, and said:

"Look here—against SKT, IM performed like a newborn baby just learning to walk. Throughout the entire game, they were completely crushed by SKT, utterly bewildered. In the end, SKT speed-killed IM in 30 minutes, and the economic difference between the two sides reached a staggering 20,000!"

"Family members, I now think that yesterday's 'Horse Trampling the Flying Arrow' was just pure luck for the author! A 20,000 gold difference in 30 minutes? Is that a plot even a human could write? The author probably hasn't even watched many matches!"

When Song Wen switched to the second chapter and extracted a section, his face visibly turned red.

"This chapter about RNG vs. SSG is absolutely outrageous!"

"RNG's performance wasn't much better than IM's; they were also completely crushed by SSG! In this critical moment, everyone placed their hopes on the world's number one ADC, Uzi! Uzi knew he carried the hopes of the entire team on his shoulders, so he started farming all three lanes, desperately building his three core items. Just as the commentators were cheering that Uzi had finally completed his level three items, a team fight broke out! This team fight lasted for twenty seconds; Uzi spent nineteen seconds positioning himself, and the remaining second was spent dying."

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