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

In the live stream, Song Wen's price tag of "one rocket for one head" immediately drew strong dissatisfaction from RNG fans.

Ever since EDG fans posted a "bounty mission" in Song Wen's live stream, RNG fans have been both cursing Song Wen and keeping a close eye on his live stream.

We're just waiting for Song Wen to start his broadcast so we can put a huge bounty on the EDG players' faces.

Unexpectedly, Song Wen raised the price five times right away!

【Hey buddy, why are you trying to raise the price like this?】

What does this mean? Uzi's kills are only worth 100 gold, while EDG's kills are worth 500 gold. Why is that?!

"You're fucking slandering our little dog again, aren't you?"

How come just anyone can become a professional player?

[Haha, never mind that, just tell me whether the streamer killed Uzbekistan nine times or not!]

[You idiot streamer, only a moron would give you gifts, go eat shit!]

"Thank you so much to my beloved dog's lifelong fan for the rocket!"

Wang Ke felt a pang of regret when he saw the message that 500 yuan had been deducted from his bank card.

"Hey Dog, what do you say? Whose head did this rocket take?"

Wang Ke silently began to work on the characters.

"Factory manager."

A troubled expression appeared on Song Wen's face.

"The factory manager isn't doing so well. Forget about him being relegated to the bench now; even if he did play, EDG has that passive ability of never getting wiped out. He's faster than Usain Bolt riding a pig, he's really hard to kill, family!"

Following the agreed-upon procedure, Wang Ke continued working on the characters.

"Then let's kill Zet! Isn't the limit ten times? Uzi died nine times, so let's kill Zet ten times!"

Song Wen's eyes lit up, and he said with a smile:

"Bro, no wonder you're a fan of Zetsu! This was really something! We're both ADCs, but Zet managed to die ten times!"

"Thank you so much to my beloved dog fan for the second rocket!! Thank you, boss!"

Song Wen's words were like opening Pandora's box.

Yes, as long as Zet dies more than Uzi, it proves that Uzi is better than Zet, and Uzi is still the world's number one ADC!

After the match between RNG and Snake Esports, online trolls criticized UZI for being greedy for minions, recklessly advancing without using Flash, and getting killed so many times.

But now, as long as Zet dies more times than UZI, doesn't that prove that UZI's high death rate isn't due to these reasons? Any ADC would die more than UZI. It's all because of this damn beast, Song Wentai.

So, while cursing Song Wen, the trolls started sending him virtual rockets. This outrageous scene could be considered the ninth wonder of the 21st century.

Seeing Song Wen making a fortune, Wang Ke also opened the novel's backend and published the latest two chapters.

Chapter 54: The Intelligence War!

[EDG is a team very adept at gathering intelligence to formulate counter-strategies. To avoid being outmaneuvered by EDG, Snake Esports first arranged for their players to exchange accounts for ranked practice. Of course, Wen Song knew that this wouldn't be very effective, as the truth could be easily uncovered with careful analysis. However, Wen Song's initial goal was simply to confuse the situation, increase the workload for EDG's coaching staff, and annoy them a bit.]

During this period, Wen Song started solo queuing on the Korean server using a smurf account, primarily playing Galio and Twisted Fate.

EDG's discipline and teamwork are among the best in the LPL. To beat EDG, you need to maintain control of the game's tempo and initiative. Both Galio and Twisted Fate are mid-lane champions capable of dictating the pace of the game. Furthermore, in the mid-to-late game, Galio and Twisted Fate's split-push strategy can effectively disrupt and counter EDG.

In addition, Wen Song also prepared a special live stream for EDG. During the stream, Wen Song set EDG's ADC player Zet as a bounty target. It seems he intends to relentlessly target Zet, just like he did with UZI of RNG. But Wen Song knows that EDG will definitely watch his stream.

Chapter 55: Falling into the Trap!

February 24th. Shanghai's Zhengda Plaza. The match between Snake Esports and EDG officially kicked off.

[Snake Esports immediately banned two ADC champions, Kalista and Ashe. Wen Song knows that EDG's bot laner Zet is a mainstay of Kalista and Ashe. They also rely on these two champions to maintain lane priority in the bot lane. But banning these two champions would likely force Zet to retire on the spot.]

In the first game, Wen Song picked Galio. This disappointed his viewers in his livestream; how could he possibly kill Zet ten times with Galio? However, in this game, Snake Esports didn't even try to target the bot lane; their goal was to target the mid lane!

EDG's mid-laner, Scout, possesses exceptional laning skills and an even stronger aggressive playstyle. However, he has a fatal flaw: he's prone to making rash decisions. If the mid-lane doesn't gain an advantage, he becomes impatient, and his mentality easily falters. He's essentially a mid-lane Uzi. The reason Clearlove hasn't played much during the Spring Split is partly due to Scout. While Clearlove is willing to play a supporting role for the mid-laner, always focusing on their needs, Clearlove has his own ideas. The lack of synergy between the mid and jungle, coupled with the disappointing S6 season, led Clearlove to choose a break.

Meanwhile, EDG was completely unaware of this. Due to the influence of Wen Song's live stream, EDG behaved abnormally this game, focusing entirely on the bottom lane from the draft to the tactical setup...

After publishing the two chapters, Wang Ke then spent some time watching Song Wen's live stream.

"Thanks to the uncrowned king of puppies for the two rockets!"

"Thanks, UZI, for those two rockets that my youth sent me!"

Wang Ke felt a bit bored, so he watched some borderline female live streamers for another half hour, and then opened his phone to check the backend.

The novel "Rebirth: I Am a Six-Time Champion" has garnered considerable attention due to its chapters featuring RNG.

The novel has now risen to tenth place on the new game book chart, mainly due to the sheer number of reviews it has received.

As for follow-up reading, 70,000 words and 600 follow-up readers is already the best result in Wang Ke's flopped novel writing career.

Wang Ke clicked on the latest two chapters. Although he hadn't read many of them yet, the comments in the novel never disappointed him.

[The author thinks pro players only know two champions? He just got Kalista and Ashe banned.]

[This author is completely lost.]

[Don't even mention the clouds, Zet really only knows these two heroes. Did the person upstairs not even watch the matches and just start making assumptions?]

[Zet is a middleman, and his hero pool does have significant issues.]

[There's a major flaw: if the protagonist doesn't kill Zet, wouldn't that be deceiving his fans in the livestream?]

[Is Scout just being a sarcastic critic? While he may not be as good as Fat General, Scout is currently a reliable carry for EDG.]

[Hilarious! How can Snake Esports beat EDG with this roster?]

[RNG won, why can't EDG win?]

[Have you watched the match? RNG is the kind of team that's prone to upsets, relying entirely on Uzi to carry. EDG is very stable; they might have problems against strong teams, but they dominate against weak teams!]

If Snake Esports can beat EDG, I'll eat three pounds of shit.

[Hey bro, you ID, did you finish those three pounds you owed me last time? Bought some more here, huh?]