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

The red team members had been on guard against Zed's reactivation.

The moment Zed's ultimate ability reset, countless skills were unleashed.

But by this time, Song Wen had already waited for his teammates!

Lulu flashed over the wall and immediately shielded Zed with her ultimate!

The three members of the red team were too hasty and almost stood right next to Zed, but Lulu knocked them all away with her ultimate!

Lucian glided forward and unleashed a Holy Gun Bath, instantly filling Rumble's tank with blood. After being knocked into the air and landing with low health, Rumble activated his Zhonya's Hourglass.

Once Rumble lost his damage output, the remaining two players on the red team had no follow-up damage against Zed!

The red square crumbled at the slightest touch in the dough!

Of course, the main reason for this is that Song Wen's Zed tricked out countless ultimate abilities and summoner spells from the red team!

The blind monk hid in the corner, still hoping to steal Zed's head with his Sonic Wave.

Song Wen deliberately answered Q and sent signals to Angel.

The moment Lee Sin kicked, Kayle's ultimate ability enveloped Zed!

【ACE!】

The blue team achieved a complete team wipe!

"Wave after wave!!"

Wang Ke, who was watching the battle from behind Song Wen, shouted excitedly.

While watching Song Wen's game, he nervously kept an eye on the time on his phone!

Twenty-three minutes and fifty-nine seconds!

Zed landed the final blow on the red team's base!

"Awesome! You're awesome, bro!"

Wang Ke appeared even more excited than Song Wen.

On the other hand, Song Wen once again skillfully exuded his arrogant and domineering aura.

"A mere top ten in the national server is nothing to worry about, no need to get so worked up."

"Your smug attitude is still as obnoxious as ever. If I hadn't pushed myself to the limit and typed 600 words in ten minutes, would you even be in the top ten of the national server?"

"Isn't writing 600 words in ten minutes a basic skill for you goblins?"

"You son of a bitch, a six-time champion getting a top-ten finish in the national server and you're still sweating buckets, aren't you ashamed?"

"Alright, that's enough," Song Wen picked up his phone. "To express my gratitude, I've decided to treat you to a grand banquet at Shaxian Restaurant at noon."

"Why don't you use your own phone to order takeout!"

The two finished two servings of green pepper and shredded pork rice and let out a satisfied burp.

After a brief period of joy, they knew that this was only the beginning.

Song Wen's novel lured readers in with just 600 words, and the ending was predictable.

It's time to really change my identity and start anew.

As for Song Wen, although he has entered the top ten in the national server, it does not mean that he can play professionally. At least so far, no professional teams have taken the initiative to contact him.

For professional teams, the quality of the top ten in the Chinese server doesn't seem to be very high.

After all, those casual players who have reached the top of two servers are not necessarily able to achieve any results after entering the professional arena.

Now his only option is to take the initiative and send out his resume to those clubs.

"Wang Ke, which clubs would be a good match for me next year?"

After hearing Song Wen's words, Wang Ke thought for a moment.

2017 can be described as the darkest year for League of Legends in China.

That year, the League of Legends World Championship was held in China, with the finals taking place at the Bird's Nest stadium in the capital.

EDG, RNG, and WE successfully entered the World Championship, but in the end, the number one seed EDG once again lived up to expectations, failing to advance from the group stage to the round of 16.

RNG and WE advanced to the semifinals, where they faced off against SKT and SSG from the LCK region, respectively. Both were eventually eliminated, and the two LCK teams faced off in the final at the Bird's Nest stadium.

This year's World Championship was undoubtedly a huge blow to LPL viewers, with a profound impact. Countless Chinese players chose to quit the game because of this defeat.

Upon hearing Wang Ke's account, Song Wen's face showed a look of disgust.

"I thought my EDG team was bad enough."

Wang Ke began to speak:

"Art originates from life."

RNG and WE are clearly not a good fit either.

After Tengxun failed to create a god-like image for the factory manager, Uzi became their next target.

Going to RNG would truly make him a stepping stone on Uzi's path to godhood.

As for WE, this year WE has completed the formation of WE2.0, a new generation of WE with Xiye in the mid lane and Daji in the bottom lane as the core. Even if Song Wen goes, he will probably have little chance to play.

"Actually," Wang Ke said, "my suggestion is that we cast a wide net and send your resume to every club."

Although they complain about this and that, the clubs may not necessarily be interested in them.

After all, there are still some differences between reality and fiction.

Why are so many protagonists in League of Legends novels starting out as substitutes for a team, or at the very least, players from the second team?

Because they know that becoming a professional player is not an easy thing.

You need to achieve a certain ranking in the Chinese or Korean server before you can participate in the tryouts.

Even if you pass the trial, it's impossible to play in a match right away. Usually, you'll be placed in the youth training team or the second team to gain experience. Even if you have extremely strong skills and adaptability, you'll still have to sit on the bench for a while in the first team.

Because professional matches involve a lot of systematic elements, which is completely different from casual games.

Upon hearing Wang Ke's words, Song Wen nodded and immediately began writing his resume.

[Name: Song Wen, Game ID: Reborn as a Six-Time Champion. Experience: Once won six consecutive League of Legends World Championships.]

"Hey, wait a minute!"

Wang Ke grabbed Song Wen's hand as he typed on the keyboard.

"Are you right?"

"Isn't that right?"

"Adaptation is not random rewriting, and retelling is not nonsense. How did you become a six-time champion?"

"Why am I not a six-time champion?"

"Of course you're not," Wang Ke said. "Is Romance of the Three Kingdoms based on the Three Kingdoms period?"

Song Wen spread his hands.

"Then tell me how to write it."

Wang Ke sat down in his seat and began typing.

[Name: Song Wen, Game ID: Reborn as a Six-Time World Champion. Experience: About to win his sixth consecutive League of Legends World Championship.]

Song Wen's eyes widened.

"It has to be you, the great writer!"

After a long and boastful speech, Wang Ke sent his resume to all twelve LPL teams.

Next, all you have to do is wait for their reply.

Given Song Wen's top ten ranking in the national team and his age of eighteen, Wang Ke believed that he was absolutely certain he could get a trial opportunity.

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Half a month has passed in the blink of an eye.

Song Wen stared at his empty mailbox, feeling lost.

So much time has passed, and he hasn't received a single reply.

Seeing Song Wen's state, Wang Ke comforted him:

"Don't rush."

With the conclusion of the 2016 League of Legends World Championship, and following the crushing defeat in S6, all the clubs have begun to take action in preparation for the challenges of the following year.

RNG began to assemble what they called an all-Chinese roster, with top laner Looper and support Mata leaving the team.

EDG's Fat General and Pilot have also returned to the LCK team.

The winter transfer window begins on November 22nd and lasts until December 18th. During this period, clubs coordinate trades of active professional players.

Free agents like Song Wen can participate in trials and play immediately. Therefore, there probably won't be any news before the transfer window closes.

After all, for clubs, directly buying established professional players is definitely more cost-effective than training new players themselves. Only after the transfer market closes will they start looking for new players to see if they can make up for the regrets in the transfer market.

Snake Esports Club.

Snake team manager Zuo Wu pushed open the door, his eyes filled with tears.

"It's done! It's done! The pig-scam is a success!"

Coach Zhu Kai immediately stood up from his seat and tightly grasped Zuo Wu's hands.

"It worked? It really worked!"

Zuo Wu nodded repeatedly.

"It's really done! The contract has been signed!"

"Great!" Zhu Kai was also moved to tears. "Good things come to those who wait. With Ohq, our team's strength will only reach new heights! When we win the world championship, you'll definitely be the biggest contributor!"

No one knows how much effort Zuo Wu put in to sign Ohq.

In order to secure a spot in the S6 World Championship, Snake played a best-of-ten series almost at the cost of his life.

After a BO10 match, not only did they fail to secure a ticket to the World Championship, but they also ruined the hand of their starting AD carry, Crystal.

With the new season approaching, Snake has not been discouraged by last year's failure. In their view, they are just one step away from reaching the World Championship.

With no one available for the AD position, they have set their sights on Ohq, the ADC player for Najin Black Sword in South Korea.

After evaluation by Zhu Kai and others, they believed that Ohq's rank performance was strong and his playing style was fierce, and they even called him a mini-Deft.

In order to sign Ohq, Zuo Wu traveled to Incheon, South Korea multiple times for negotiations, which netizens jokingly referred to as "three visits to Incheon." For Zuo Wu, going to Incheon during this period was as frequent as going home.

After overcoming obstacles such as language and visa issues, Zuo Wu finally signed a contract with Ohq.

Zuo Wu broke free from Zhu Kai's grasp, her expression strange.

"How dare you talk like my boss?"

Zhu Kai smiled awkwardly and said obsequiously:

"Manager Zuo, how's the negotiation with Zitai going?"

"Things are going relatively smoothly so far," Zuo Wu said, sitting down in Zhu Kai's chair. "IG has acquired Duke, and they have Rookie in the mid lane. Zz1tai is currently in a very awkward position at IG. Now all that's left is to negotiate the final salary issue."

Upon hearing Zuo Wu's words, Zhu Kai spoke up:

"Is this a high-handed tactic?"

Zuo Wu shook his head.

"Actually, it's not that high. I understand his current situation, but..." He smiled, "You know, when it comes to money, every little bit saved counts."

Zhu Kai nodded.

"Indeed, and although Zz1tai was previously hailed as a genius mid-laner, it's hard to guarantee his form now..."

Zuo Wu thought for a moment and then said:

"Are there any promising new players recently, preferably mid laners?"

Zuo Wu left it at that, but Zhu Kai immediately understood his meaning and nodded, saying:

"I'll go take a look right now."