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

Song Wen's series of questions were as loud as a bell and as resounding as thunder!

Especially the last sentence, "Are you trying to ruin Chinese esports?", was filled with righteous indignation and impassioned passion!

Viewers in the live stream were completely bewildered.

Although most netizens already had a stereotype of Song Wen, the "black-faced" player who stirred up the LPL after only two games in his debut, no one expected that this kid would be so arrogant in a setting like an embassy, ​​which was one thing for him to show off in the e-sports circle!

In an instant, the live chat was filled with question marks.

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[Dude, are you serious?]

[This is outrageous! How dare he do that?]

[Dude, I'm serious, I wouldn't dare watch it even if you broadcast it.]

[Did EDG fans see this? This is what true fans are like!]

Compared to those who criticize EDG, their fans just spew useless barks online; it's obvious who the true fans are.

"Big brother, please, don't pull me anymore, I'm scared."

Meanwhile, at this time, EDG eSports Club...

Abu stared wide-eyed in disbelief as he watched the live stream on his phone.

In fact, Abu had already been waiting in Song Wen's live stream room as soon as Song Wen started broadcasting.

After all, this kid was really too strange, and she was genuinely curious about what kind of trouble Song Wen would cause this time.

At first, Abu thought that Song Wen would release the Xi Yao bounty mission again, just like before, to mess with their opponents next week. But he didn't expect that this time he would get caught up in the drama himself!

When Abu saw the Polish embassy, ​​he was stunned.

We're all online people, and it's fine to joke around online, but why are we suddenly going to play offline?!

Abu had something to hide regarding the EDG visa issue from the start.

The mindless attacks on the Polish Embassy's Weibo account by EDG fans, who thought they were helping EDG, were actually putting Abu in a very difficult position.

She was afraid that the Polish embassy might do something rash.

The fans thought they were speaking up for EDG, but in reality, Abu had already verbally abused each and every one of them.

Now, Song Wen has actually gone straight to the embassy!

Just how much the hell do you love EDG?!

At first, although Abu was angry, he just thought that Song Wen was just doing it for the sake of the show and saying a few disgusting things to EDG outside the Polish embassy.

Then the plot took a sharp turn for the worse. Not only did the embassy staff take him in, they also started interviewing him right away!

Song Wenyi's barrage of questions completely enraged Abu!

"Is this kid crazy! Is he insane?!"

Abu was so angry that he scratched his head and cheeks.

He naturally remembered Song Wen, who had come to their club for a trial not long ago. But because he had driven away Song Wen's so-called good brother Wang Ke, this kid actually kicked him in the butt and then ran away!

This kid is doing really well with Snake Esports now. He even beat EDG a few days ago, which really made Abu's aunt furious.

In Abu's view, Song Wen's series of actions were entirely an act of retaliation against them!

"Hmm, maybe he really likes EDG?"

The factory manager spoke up from the side.

Abu looked at the factory manager as if he were an idiot.

Sensing Abu's gaze, the factory manager continued:

"Actually, when he was on trial, I felt that he was quite pure."

"Pretty pure?" Abu laughed angrily. "Purely evil, huh?!"

Inside the Polish embassy, ​​Liu Jibai was momentarily bewildered upon hearing Song Wen's question.

As the embassy's press officer, Liu Jibai has received at least eight thousand, if not ten thousand, media outlets.

I've never seen an interview format where they start arguing with you right away.

However, he quickly realized that the other party had previously communicated with him, saying that this was a popular online interviewing method based on empathy.

With the rapid development of internet media, these new things are indeed difficult for him to accept at first.

However, they had already discussed the EDG visa issue before the interview, and such interviews are definitely conducted with the questions and answers rehearsed in advance.

The fact that the other party brought it up this time gave them a chance and a platform to clarify.

Therefore, after a brief moment of stunned silence, Liu Jibai immediately regained his senses and said:

"Regarding the EDG visa issue, we conducted an investigation immediately after the incident. Here I want to solemnly declare that the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in China has not received any visa-related materials from EDG. Therefore, there is no truth to the rumors circulating online that we have refused to issue a visa to EDG."

Liu Jibai's words were like a heavy hammer blow, striking Abu's heart and the heads of EDG fans.

Song Wen stared in astonishment, his mouth agape, and asked in confusion:

"But EDG..."

"As for why EDG issued that statement, I think you should ask EDG for the specifics."

With Liu Jibai's confident reply, Song Wen's live stream exploded!

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What's going on?

Haven't received your visa application materials?

[Bullshit! EDG clearly said it was you who refused their visas!]

Is it necessary for the Chinese embassy to lie about this?

So you mean EDG lied? That's ridiculous. Why would EDG lie?

So who's lying?!

After Song Wen's live stream ended, the Polish Embassy in China issued a statement on its official Weibo account and also followed EDG's official Weibo account.

This immediately caused a huge uproar on the internet.

At this point, Abu could no longer sit still.

The entire internet is now questioning whether EDG or the Polish embassy is lying. However, EDG simply doesn't have the courage to confront them directly, since they genuinely didn't submit any documents.

The implication is quite clear, especially given the other party's focus on this point; it's as if they're saying, "Don't drag me into your lies, I'm watching you!"

The next day, EDG, having been thoroughly humiliated, posted another Weibo post.

While admitting that they did not submit the required materials, they shifted the blame to the IEM officials and the Shanghai police.

In summary, the IEM invitation letter was sent too late, and to apply for a visa, I need to obtain a temporary residence permit in Shanghai first, but it can't be done in a short time.

Under Abu's encouragement, the factory manager also started explaining in the fan group.

However, to Abu's surprise, just one hour after their statement was released, Song Wen started a live stream again.

Song Wen, who was in the capital yesterday, has been teleported to Shanghai today.

When Abu saw the Shanghai Public Security Bureau appear in Song Wen's live stream, he went completely insane.

"Officer, I just wanted to ask how long it takes to get a temporary residence permit here?"

The viewers in the live stream couldn't hold back any longer.

[Holy crap, the action-oriented group has emerged as the blacklist.]

Just how much do you love EDG?!

For a moment, I truly couldn't tell whether it was love or hate.

Meanwhile, the seventieth chapter of Wang Ke's novel, titled "Blitzkrieg against Poland," began to go viral on the internet.

It was also sent to Abu's phone.