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

Song Wen slammed his fist on the table, making a loud bang.

"Who on earth could write a storyline like this? Nineteen seconds of positioning followed by one second of death? The streamer isn't a jerk! The streamer has always believed that UZI is the best ADC in the LPL! This kind of slander against UZI is completely unreasonable!"

He glanced at the live chat and, seeing that he had already stirred up the emotions of the viewers, continued:

"Yesterday I thought this author might be an RNG fan, deliberately trying to smear EDG and Clearlove, but today I'm certain, this author is just a Korean sycophant! A complete bootlicker of Koreans, with no bottom line!"

Song Wen's words quickly stirred up a buzz in the live stream.

In an instant, Wang Ke was labeled a "traitor" and a "filial son of Han" by netizens and was stripped of his citizenship on the spot, which made Wang Ke, who was standing next to Song Wen, give him a thumbs up repeatedly.

As expected of the protagonist he created, his heart is as black as his own, which makes him very gratified.

"There are even comments saying they're even more convinced it's a novel written by Clearlove. Deliberately writing that ridiculous plot of a horse trampling an arrow and completing research, just to disgust RNG and Uzi?! Dude, I can only say you're too outrageous... but it does seem to make some sense!"

Wang Ke was in Song Wen's live stream room, but he couldn't find this comment anywhere.

It can only be said that Song Wen's ability to fabricate something out of nothing is on par with his own.

While Song Wen was serving his aunt a cappuccino and bragging to his online friends, Wang Ke put on his headphones and started typing.

He would occasionally glance at Song Wen, and as Song Wen's expressions became more vivid and his tone more intense, Wang Ke knew that the real-life competition was developing in the direction of the plot in his book.

After he painstakingly wrote two thousand words, the RNG base was reduced to dust amidst Song Wen's feigned exclamation of surprise.

Wang Ke felt that writing online novels was too hard work.

IM's match started at 10:00 AM, RNG's match ended at 1:00 PM, and there was also a match from another region interspersed in between.

In three hours, a professional player could have played three matches, while his two thousand words wouldn't even qualify for a perfect attendance record. And he'd still get scolded every day.

Being a professional gamer sounds amazing! He absolutely has to become a professional gamer!

He then turned his gaze to Song Wen.

"Quick! Duo queue! We need to reach Master rank today!"

This was the first time Song Wen had seen Wang Ke so enthusiastic, so naturally he wouldn't refuse.

So, while streaming, he started playing duo queue with Wang Ke.

The two of them were calm and collected in front of their computers, but the internet was in an uproar!

Because Wang Ke's prediction was right again!

However, compared to the sensation caused by yesterday's "Horse Trampling the Flying Arrow," today's event has gained significantly less attention.

Facing two LCK teams, many predicted that the LPL might suffer two defeats today.

Moreover, Wang Ke's two chapters were not written in great detail.

After all, he's not AI. Even if he were a League of Legends novelist, he could only remember the classic matches he had written about. For example, in today's match between IM and RNG, he could only vaguely remember the result; he couldn't possibly remember the draft picks and other details of the game.

However, Wang Ke wasn't too worried.

He just needs to maintain his accuracy rate, and sooner or later, quantitative changes will lead to qualitative changes.

The next day, Wang Ke made another accurate prediction: in the group stage on October 3, EDG would defeat H2K and IM would lose to C9.

Wang Ke's novel is gaining popularity. He glanced at his backend and saw that this new book, which hadn't even been recommended yet, already had a staggering 10,000+ reads!

But then, something that troubled Wang Ke happened.

With the conclusion of IM's match, the first round of the group stage of this World Championship has also come to an end.

The second round of the competition will be held on October 7th.

His novel and Song Wen's live stream are currently on the rise thanks to the popularity of the global finals, so this interruption is very distressing.

So Wang Ke could only write about the protagonist's ranking and daily life to pad the word count.

As he expected, the number of readers dropped by nearly a third in just two days.

As the data worsened, Wang Ke began to lose his composure.

He opened QQ, contacted his editor, and expressed his desire to publish the book immediately while there was still a lot of readership.

However, the editor stated that he only had tens of thousands of words, and according to the website's rules, it was impossible to publish his work; he had to be responsible to his readers.

Wang Ke was furious.

He decided to make fun of this editor named Biscuit in his novel.

Unexpectedly, readers commented that they had "never seen an author cyberbully themselves," and even said that "you should submit your work to an editor like Binggan" and "you should read books by authors under Binggan's supervision."

Even Song Wen couldn't stand Wang Ke's outrageous actions anymore.

"There's a reason you failed so miserably; can't you write something more substantial?"

Here's the pen, you write it!

Song Wenzhen really started to think about it seriously.

"I think you can give the main character a female lead now, give him one... no, give him two, three is fine too, like those female hosts, like Yu Shuang, Rita, Zhou Shuyi, readers love to read those."

Hearing Song Wen's words, Wang Ke's expression turned strange. This kid really knows how to give advice, always pointing out where the poison lies.

The time in Song Wenshu is 2016, which means there are things he didn't know.

"Forget Zhou Shuyi, wouldn't it be better to just arrange Li Xiaolu for you?"

Unexpectedly, Song Wen actually started to think about it seriously.

"It's not impossible for me to be a six-time champion, but since it's a different field, how to reasonably bring us together is a problem."

"That's easy to solve. Just say you two met while washing your hair. You were rapping while washing your hair, and Li Xiaolu was captivated by your talent and fell in love with you at first sight."

Song Wen's eyes lit up: "You fucking are a genius!"

Then, puzzled, she asked, "But why would I rap while washing my hair?"

Wang Ke closed the typing software and said impatiently:

"Stop thinking about women, bro. I don't even have a girlfriend, and you're already fantasizing about them. Log in! Let's take advantage of the few days without matches and climb to Master rank!"

The massive traffic these past few days has greatly improved the skills of Song Wen and Wang Ke. The two have been charging forward and have already reached Diamond 1 rank, with Master rank just around the corner.

[Defeat!]

[Defeat!]

[Defeat!]

[Defeat!!]

Song Wen sat in front of the computer, looking at his Diamond 2 badge, and murmured:

"Brother, I've played professionally for six years, and the number of games I've lost in the past month or so is less than the number of games I've lost playing with you."

Wang Ke and Ge You are lying on a chair.

"Brother, think back carefully. You haven't lost a single match in six years. In my wish-fulfillment novel, the protagonist can't lose."

He remained silent for a while, then continued:

"Actually, something suddenly occurred to me. Maybe we're not the main characters in this world at all."

"Like I said, the protagonist in a wish-fulfillment novel never loses, but you and I lose every single day."

Song Wen clearly disagreed with Wang Ke's statement.

"Losing a few ranked games and then starting to belittle yourself seems too casual to me."

Wang Ke suddenly sat up straight in his chair.

"But that's not the most important reason. The most important reason is that both of our names have two characters!"

Seeing Song Wen's puzzled expression, Wang Ke spoke seriously:

"To better facilitate the writing process, the protagonist's name in the novel is always three characters long!"