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

To avoid being attacked by the last remaining group of traitors, Wang Ke cited a set of data in his book.

In the summer of 2016, EDG finished their LPL Summer Split campaign undefeated, with Clearlove boasting a KDA of 8.1, almost double that of second-place Condi (4.4). What does a high KDA signify? Clearlove ranked first or second in both kills and assists, and was the only jungler with an average of less than 2 deaths per game (1.6). He also ranked first among all players in all positions who had played more than 20 games.

When junglers create space for the two carries to deal damage, they often have to take on the role of "selling". Under such conditions, how can Clearlove maintain such an amazing KDA? Further data analysis reveals that Clearlove's damage taken per minute (795) and damage taken percentage (27.5%) both rank 15th among junglers in the League. Compared to Insec's 1108 damage taken per minute and 31.6% damage taken percentage, Clearlove's performance is somewhat lackluster.

Does Clearlove make a special contribution to the offense? According to statistics, Clearlove's damage per minute (323) ranks 12th among LPL junglers, compared to mlxg's (400) ranking second. Clearlove's damage share of 14% is also the lowest among junglers, while most junglers have a share above 17%.

Therefore, Clearlove's amazing KDA in the 16 Summer Split did not come from his outstanding damage output, nor from his tanky jungler durability. Furthermore, Clearlove's GPM (386 gold per minute) led all junglers, indicating that his farm was the best.

As Wang Ke wrote, he himself began to lose his composure.

No wonder many netizens later said that the factory manager was the original shockwave.

However, considering EDG's current situation, Wang Ke did not write much about Clearlove.

Because EDG's starting lineup is currently Ai Luoli, and Clearlove is a substitute.

After the new chapter was released, Wang Ke went back to his dormitory and fell asleep immediately.

The next day, I glanced at the comments section.

This time, the comments that were sarcastic and those that were cursing him were evenly split.

It seems that Clearlove's disastrous performance at the S6 World Championship has indeed made many of his fans more discreet.

However, Wang Ke knew that it was all because the will of 7 had not yet descended.

When the will of 7 arrives, the factory manager will surely lead the pigs in a final dance.

In fact, in Wang Ke's book, he didn't deliberately smear either Uzi or the factory manager.

After all, the results speak for themselves, the data speaks for itself, the champion speaks for itself, and the quarterfinalists speak for themselves.

But for fans, the truth cannot be spoken; if you do, you're labeled a hater.

However, Wang Ke usually doesn't choose to interact with the other party.

Engaging in endless, repetitive arguments with these fan groups and trolls is the least energy-efficient activity.

This group's goal is not to seek truth, but to win. Their pleasure comes from the debate itself, not from the truth.

The more you argue with him, the more enthusiastic he becomes.

So if you want to enjoy surfing the internet, you have to learn not to argue with idiots.

But Wang Ke discovered that someone in his book review section had already exchanged hundreds of comments with more than a dozen idiots.

Without even asking, it's obvious that this is Song Wen.

Unlike Wang Ke, Song Wen really enjoys interacting with netizens.

For Song Wen, emotional turmoil is nonexistent; his confidence and pride allow him to become a Gatling gun, capable of one-sided output, during arguments.

I won't listen to anything you say, but your mother receives a constant stream of blessings from me.

Wang Ke does not recommend that ordinary people learn from Song Wen, because basically no one can be as carefree and unpredictable as Song Wen.

Wang Ke got up and washed up.

I went to bed too late last night, and it's already 10:30 in the morning.

Song Wen's bed is still empty. Judging from how often he posts online, he probably hasn't come back to sleep there.

When Wang Ke arrived at the training room, he only saw Song Wen.

For esports team players, staying up all night and waking up at noon is basically considered a normal routine.

Most clubs will not interfere in this matter.

Although it is said that the early bird catches the worm, for these teams, many matches are played in the afternoon or evening. Sometimes, a match may not be finished until 9 or 10 p.m.

In this situation, if you ask the athletes to follow the conventional healthy routine of going to bed early and waking up early, they will actually lack energy when it comes to the competition.

Wang Ke sat down next to Song Wen and glanced at him.

"Dude, go get some rest. Aren't you afraid of suddenly dying?"

Song Wen shook his head.

"I've never heard of any main character dying suddenly."

"Then you haven't read enough novels. People have been killed by dump trucks, so what's sudden death?"

Upon hearing Wang Ke's words, Song Wen paused in his typing, his eyes fixed on Wang Ke as if he wanted to devour him.

He was the unlucky protagonist who got crushed to death by a dump truck.

"Just kidding, bro."

Song Wen stared at Wang Ke for a while, then suddenly laughed.

"Aren't you the same? Maybe you're also the protagonist who gets killed by a dump truck in some idiot author's work."

Wang Ke completely disregarded Song Wen's words, simply yawning and muttering:

"Then this author is really stupid. The system didn't even give me one. He deserves to fail."

[Defeat!]

Song Wen looked at the exploded base and sighed.

He's currently trying to climb into the top ten on the Korean server, but the resistance is immense, and he feels like he's hit a bottleneck again.

"By the way, have you decided on your strategy for the match against EDG in a few days?"

"No," Wang Ke said, picking at his freshly packed meal while watching suggestive videos on Douyin to eat. "Every day it's writing novels, reviewing matches, and training. I feel like I'm about to die from exhaustion."

"What should we do then?"

Although Song Wen was confident, he also knew that the reason why they were able to defeat RNG was not because their Snake team players were more individually capable, but because of their unexpected tactics.

Fortunately, it was a best-of-three series. If it were a best-of-five series, even if they pulled out some unexpected moves, their chances of winning would be very slim.

The Snake team has too many weaknesses right now.

"Isn't that what I'm thinking about right now?"

Wang Ke's answer seemed casual, but he was actually somewhat anxious inside.

Although EDG is no longer the EDG of 2016, with the departure of Fat General and Pilot, EDG's competitiveness has obviously declined after losing two key players.

At the start of the Spring Split, EDG seemed a bit disorganized. In addition to the departure of two Korean players, the top laner and jungler positions were also rotated and adjusted by the club.

Koro1, once the top laner in the LPL, has been benched by Mouse. Clearlove, formerly the world's best jungler, has also barely played, with Aiolos consistently taking the field.

In the AD position, there's zet, a former player for ROX Tigers, but zet originally played mid lane.

It can be said that EDG was in a precarious and turbulent situation at this time.

On the same day that Snake Esports and RNG played against each other, EDG also lost to IG, ending their winning streak.

But as the saying goes, even a starved camel is bigger than a horse. Wang Ke knew that even so, EDG was still the third-place team in the Spring Split that year.

Now that their Snake team has just ended their losing streak, if they lose the game again immediately, they may very well be unable to recover.

With the Spring Split nearing its halfway point, Snake Esports, despite having just won a game, remains at the bottom of the standings.

Time is running out for the Chinese team!