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

The agonizing three-day break is finally over.

These past few days have undoubtedly been painful for both Wang Ke and Song Wen.

Wang Keshui failed to meet the word count requirement, and Song Wen could not be recognized as a master.

However, with the resumption of the World Championship, the two finally saw a glimmer of hope.

What they didn't know was that during the three-day break, netizens, bored out of their minds, kept discussing the first round of group stage matches.

Song Wen's live stream and Wang Ke's novel were repeatedly mentioned, thus increasing their popularity.

As for why the novel is so popular but has such low readership, it's simply because the content he writes outside of the competition is a mess that people are too lazy to read.

October 7th.

The second round of the group stage of the S6 World Championship has begun.

Unlike the first round of group matches, the second round of group matches will feature matches between players from the same group each day, determining two spots to advance to the knockout stage on a single day.

The absence of any LPL teams in Group A, which started today, has caused Wang Keshuiwen considerable trouble.

In the end, it was just a prediction.

Song Wen had already started his live stream and seemed somewhat surprised as he read the contents of Wang Ke's novel.

"ANX from the wildcard region has become the biggest dark horse in Group A! They unexpectedly showed great strength, and in the end, they tied with ROX, the number one seed from the Korean region, with a record of four wins and two losses, even needing to play overtime to determine who would advance as the group winner. Although ROX eventually won, ANX's performance has exceeded all expectations."

After Wang Ke's earlier uncanny prediction, no matter how bizarre this passionate scene was, the viewers in the live stream dared not question it.

[ANX vs. ROX in overtime? I can't even imagine that scenario.]

If the author guesses correctly again today, then he'll truly be invincible.

[If you could guess all those odds correctly, the author should just go buy a lottery ticket; why bother writing novels?]

[This is a bit much! Group A also has Europe's number one seed G2 and North America's number two seed CLG. How can a wildcard be allowed into the knockout stage?]

Both Wang Ke and Song Wen were used to these questions from readers.

While Song Wen acted as a troll, joining the viewers in the live stream to question Wang Ke's understanding of the game, he also enjoyed playing duo queue with Wang Ke in the Rift.

The two had a relatively smooth ranked journey today, climbing back from Diamond 2 to Diamond 1 in one morning and even making it directly to the promotion series.

With the master they admired right before them, the two decided to take a short break before making a final push and taking him down.

Meanwhile, the tiebreaker match between ROX and ANX was nearing its end.

Although the match between the two teams is not over yet, netizens are already in an uproar!

Just like in Wang Ke's novel, ANX, the wildcard team, has secured a spot in the quarterfinals with a 4-2 record, tied with ROX!

In Group A, where the competition was so intense, ANX was considered the weakest team before the tournament and was regarded as a source of points for other teams. However, they have now directly defeated the first-place team in Europe and the second-place team in North America to advance, which is undoubtedly a huge upset!

Since the start of the global finals, Wang Ke's novels have accurately predicted one upset after another. Once or twice could be a coincidence, but three or four times could not be a coincidence.

Song Wen's live stream reached its peak popularity!

【? ? ? 】

【Wait, you predicted it right again?】

[Thought it was a web novel, but it turned out to be a documentary?]

What's going on? I feel like I've been set up.

This novel is outrageous! How did they even manage to do that?

[The case is solved; the author traveled back in time.]

[This author's understanding of the game is exceptionally good; they're probably an analyst for some esports team.]

[Holy crap! What's going on with EDG's match tomorrow?! Update quickly!]

The book review section of Wang Ke's novel has been completely overrun by netizens.

Seeing his novel become a hit again, Wang Ke was motivated and decided that he had to write four thousand words today!

After a few days of rest, fans thought EDG's form might have improved. After all, they are the LPL's top seed, and such a poor performance in the first round of the group stage is clearly not up to their standards. In the fans' view, EDG just hasn't recovered yet, and once they do, they will demonstrate overwhelming dominance.

[October 8th, 7:00 AM. Facing the wildcard team INTZ, EDG finally didn't falter this time and completed their revenge. EDG fans were overjoyed, crying tears of happiness, shouting that their Clearlove was back, their EDG was back! Then, at 9:00 AM, in their match against the European second seed H2K, EDG quickly taught their fans a lesson, showing them not to be too happy too soon.]

EDG lost a crucial match against H2K, bringing their record to 3 wins and 2 losses. They were tied on points with AHQ from the LMS region. The loser of this match would be eliminated, while the winner would face H2K in a tiebreaker to determine who would advance as group winner – a truly nail-biting situation. At the critical moment, the great EDG withstood the pressure and successfully defeated AHQ, securing their place in the playoffs.

[They were then swept by H2K in a tiebreaker, ultimately finishing second in their group and narrowly advancing. Although EDG's performance in the group stage was abysmal, fans believed that as long as they advanced, there were endless possibilities and opportunities. Little did they know, EDG's advancement wasn't for a better performance, but rather to create an even bigger spectacle.]

After finishing his writing, Wang Ke divided EDG's three matches into three chapters, planning to release them all together the next morning to give netizens a little shock.

He glanced at the comments section and saw several of them.

What if the club sees us?

EDG should hurry up and learn from this.

Looking at the thousands of comments in his book review section and then at the tens of thousands of viewers in Song Wen's live stream, Wang Ke thought for a moment and then opened Weibo.

I was shocked when I looked. Under EDG's official Weibo account, it was full of fans recommending their own novels. In the latest post, three of the top five comments were about their own novels and Song Wen's live stream.

There were also screenshots in the comments, showing netizens spontaneously sharing excerpts from his novels in various EDG fan groups.

Wang Ke then checked the official Weibo accounts of RNG and IM, where many comments mentioned content from his novel.

At this moment, Wang Ke finally realized that he had really become famous!

But he also realized a problem.

What if these clubs actually read my novel?!