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Chapter 96 Why aren't you criticizing Uzi anymore? (5K)

"Guys, the draft is fine, let's try this lineup one more time—"

"Try it and you'll die —"

Newbee Esports Club.

Hiro stared at the novel in front of him, his face turning purple with anger.

Unsurprisingly, they lost the game cleanly and decisively yesterday.

Hiro, who stubbornly used the same lineup twice and was killed like a bot by Snake, quickly faced backlash from fans after the match.

Although there is no definite news, Hiro has learned that the management seems to be preparing to find a new coach and fire him.

Hiro, who is experiencing setbacks in his career, is also facing difficulties in his love life.

Han Nan's inherent arrogance prevented him from taking his relationship with Chaoyue sister too seriously. When she tried to comfort him, Hiro angrily retorted with a few curses.

Unexpectedly, the woman he considered a "lowly Chinese woman" decisively broke up with him.

Hiro, who has suffered a double blow to his career and love life, finally recalls the night before the match when Wu-Zhuang, panting, handed him a novel on his phone.

Hiro downloaded the Qidian app and searched for the book title by the name he remembered. He found that the author had just updated the latest chapter a few minutes ago. When he clicked on it, he found that it was his description of that match.

What broke Hiro's defenses was not the slander and defamation against him, but the incredibly detailed and realistic description of him in the article.

He actually said something like, "The draft is fine, let's try again," at the start of the second game.

Even his state of mind at the time was described in great detail.

"Actually, Hiro wanted to change the lineup, but for a while, he simply thought that Ardent Censer was the answer to the current meta, so he never thought about practicing other lineups. This Korean coach who came to the LPL with the era of Korean imports has not been grateful while enjoying the benefits. He only thinks about making money and living off the team in China and has no intention of putting his mind on the team at all."

"Now that he's changing his lineup before the match, he doesn't have a lineup, so how can he change it? So he can only bite the bullet and say that the draft is fine, fooling the players and fooling himself in the process."

Seeing how he was described in the book, Hiro completely broke down.

Lies don't hurt, truth is the knife.

"Damn it! Which brat wrote this novel?!"

"He seems like one of our club's people," Swift reasonably speculated. "He even knew you were touching his thigh in the lounge. Isn't that one of our people?"

Swift's words were like a wake-up call, instantly making Hiro realize something.

"No State! It must be No State! It must be him who wrote it!"

Coco couldn't help but say, "I just searched online, and they all say this novel was written by Clearlove."

"How is that possible?" Hiro retorted instinctively. "Clearlove is with EDG, how could she possibly know about us?!"

Swift, however, fell into deep thought, and after a moment's consideration, analyzed, "You know, it's actually quite possible. I just read through this novel, and its understanding of games is indeed quite insightful. Clearlove, that player, usually loves to study these things. Of course, most importantly, Coco might not know, but Hiro, you definitely know about the shockwave from back then, right?"

"You mean when WuZhuangTai said UZI is the world's number one CJB?"

Hiro asked, puzzled, unable to understand how today's events could possibly have anything to do with the shockwave.

Swift patiently guided him: "Do you remember when Wu-Zhuangtai said UZI was like a shockwave? Who did he say that to?"

Hiro was stunned for a moment, then memories of his death began to overwhelm him.

The shockwave theory of Wu-Zhuang was not officially released to the public at the time. Instead, it was accidentally leaked by Clearlove, the jungler of EDG, during a live stream while Wu-Zhuang was talking to him.

Now, it's not impossible that Wu-Zhuangtai will continue to reveal Hiro's comments and the incident of him touching Hiro's thigh to the factory manager.

Case solved!

Having figured this out, Hiro angrily pulled out his phone and found a certain group.

LPL has an official group chat where LPL officials, team management, and coaches all communicate about tournament-related matters.

Previously, the three giants EDG, RNG, and WE jointly issued a statement in this group that they would not arrange scrimmages with Snake. Hiro followed the drama for quite a while back then.

Enraged, Hiro tagged Abu from EDG in the group chat, but then chickened out.

EDG is, after all, a national powerhouse, with a background and influence that are extraordinary.

Hiro then tagged everyone and posted a screenshot of "Rebirth: I Am a Six-Time Champion," asking, "I don't know which incredibly bored person wrote this, but after reading it, I'm certain it was written by someone in our circle. And I might as well be frank, I already know who wrote it. I just thought we'd all run into each other in this industry, so I won't say anything. I just hope that some players from certain clubs, instead of using other clubs' private affairs to gain attention, can do something more meaningful since they're not playing and have nothing better to do. After all, they're veteran LPL players, and I hope they can have some self-respect."

After posting this long message, Hiro copied and pasted it again, posting it directly on his Weibo account, and even scraped out screenshots of the novel "Rebirth: I Am the Six-Crown King".

EDG Esports Club.

Abu frowned as he looked at the messages on his phone.

She never expected that Newbee's coach would also come across this novel.

In fact, Abu has been chasing the Six-Time Champions all this time. He even discussed with nofe the feasibility of the lineup that countered the Ardent Censer system, which he proposed in the previous Six-Time Champions chapter.

Compared to the irresponsible coaching staff of Newbee, EDG did conduct a serious study. In addition, Newbee was indeed thoroughly defeated by Snake in that day's match, which further confirmed Abu's belief that this novel was indeed very substantial.

However, to Abu's surprise, Hiro was completely overwhelmed by a few scenes from the novel.

These Koreans have become incredibly arrogant since they came to the LPL.

Abu didn't take it to heart at first, until Mingkai burst in, his face flushed.

He shrugged, saying helplessly, "Is Hiro hinting at something to me?"

Abu rolled his eyes and said, "You're overthinking it. Besides, didn't we already clarify things before?"

Upon hearing Abu's words, Mingkai's expression became complicated.

He gets goosebumps at the mere mention of "online novels"; he's completely thrown into a state of heightened arousal.

But judging from Hiro's words, isn't Clearlove the only veteran player who's not playing and has nothing to do right now?

Abu wanted to say a few more words of comfort to Mingkai, but just as he was about to speak, his boss called.

Abu's phone then went blank!

Countless people called and sent messages, asking Abu whether Mingkai actually wrote it.

Although Hiro didn't name names, just as Mingkai thought, Hiro's words were essentially the same as directly calling out Mingkai!

Even though EDG officially clarified the matter not long ago, the current situation is clearly different.

After all, EDG themselves were victims of the previous blitzkrieg in Poland.

Now, Hiro is the victim, and this victim is now directly accusing them.

The current situation is clearly not something that can be clarified with a simple "it wasn't me".

Hiro, in particular, not only posted about it in the group chat, but also on Weibo.

Furthermore, in addition to the accusations within the group, Hiro went so far as to accuse the book's author on Weibo of leaking team tactics.

The public opinion immediately exploded!

Although Hiro's Weibo post was still filled with various insults and ridicule from netizens, the novel "Six-Crown King" was once again pushed to the forefront of controversy.

"This has gotten a bit out of hand," Abu rubbed his temples in frustration, looking at Mingkai with confusion. "Speaking of which, why does even Hiro suspect that you wrote this book?"

"How the hell would I know!"

Mingkai spread his hands and couldn't hold back any longer, blurting out a curse.

He was utterly speechless.

During last year's World Championship, a novel with prophetic claims suddenly appeared out of nowhere and became inexplicably associated with him, causing him to experience a huge uproar.

I was planning to take a break during this spring season and lay low for a while, but now a novel has inexplicably appeared, and I've been inexplicably entangled with it again and again.

The factory has been around for so long, and it has never suffered such humiliation in its entire history.

He now truly hates these online authors. They have nothing better to do all day than to throw mud at him!

"You're not suspecting me again, are you?! You monitored me for three days last time, and I didn't do anything. Is that novel still being updated?!"

The factory was so aggrieved it was about to cry.

"Forget it," the factory owner suddenly composed himself, his tone firm, "I will definitely find out the truth about this!"

Without saying goodbye to Abu, the factory owner left without looking back, as if he had made up his mind.

Back in the break room, Changzi ignored his teammates' suspicious looks and began to close his eyes and ponder.

The best way to prove one's innocence is to find out the real culprit behind this novel.

Otherwise, what's the point of him clarifying it again?

These online trolls have gotten used to throwing mud at him. Simply clarifying things is not only unconvincing, but it will also likely implicate him again if something like this happens again.

Does this mean that every time this novel offends someone, he'll step forward to clarify that it wasn't him?

This intelligent jungler is now racking his brains.

He opened Qidian, registered an account, and then started leaving comments in the book review section.

Snake Esports Club.

Song Wen laughed so hard he almost fell over, disregarding his image.

"Hahaha, Hiro, that idiot, he's killing me with laughter. How did he become a coach with that kind of intelligence?"

Wang Ke shook his head and said, "For the LPL right now, anything made in Korea is considered good. Our club has one too, doesn't it?"

While pretending to train and play ranked games, 0huang, who was actually secretly switching screens to play a mini-game, froze and quickly closed the Minesweeper game in the background.

"But you've become popular again this time," Song Wen couldn't help but marvel, speaking in a voice only the two of them could hear. "These readers are all saying your understanding of the game is really good, you're obviously Clearlove. Only a jungler with Clearlove's intelligence could write such brilliant articles. Clearlove is probably thanking you right now, you've given him a lot of attention."

Wang Ke looked at his book review section and couldn't help but laugh and cry.

His identity has now become one of the most discussed topics in the book.

Now, readers are almost certain that the author of this book is definitely an insider.

Furthermore, some readers launched a poll in the book review section to vote for the person they thought was most likely the author.

In this heated poll, the factory's votes are far ahead of the competition.

The fans of the factory were ecstatic. They never expected that although they couldn't see the factory on the field, he was quietly accompanying them from the sidelines.

Moreover, the factory owner can even write novels, which are linked to the character of an intelligent jungler, making the fans quite excited.

Abu ranked second in the number of votes.

Although Wang Ke's description of Abu in "Six-Time Champion" was hardly elegant, longtime fans know what kind of person Abu is, and it wouldn't be surprising if he did something disgusting.

The two people tied for third place in the vote.

One is stateless.

The other one is Wang Ke.

Wang Ke was not surprised by this.

In fact, his level of skepticism only ranked third, which is quite surprising.

After all, this novel, including both the protagonist and the club he belongs to, has a high degree of similarity to reality.

The name of the protagonist in Wen Song's novel, coupled with the snake team, easily reminds readers of Song Wen, who is currently enjoying great popularity.

Because of the relationship between Wang Ke and Song Wen, it is easy for readers to make the connection.

Logically speaking, Wang Ke's suspicions should be quite high.

After all, his connection with the characters in the novel is just too strong.

However, not many people doubted him.

The main reason for this is that the book is written in a very provocative way.

Wang Ke's public image, in contrast to Song Wen's, has always been that of an honest and composed person.

Although he is constantly criticized by netizens for being a fraud, it is entirely because of Song Wen's involvement.

It's really hard for outsiders to connect Wang Ke with the author of this book, which is full of witty remarks.

It's too disjointed!

Just as Wang Ke was thinking about which unlucky guy he could continue to implicate, he heard an angry roar coming from the computer next door.

"You're such an idiot! You son of a bitch!"

"You fucking call your men now!"

"Bang bang bang!!"

The hoarse roar startled Wang Ke.

"What are you doing, Song Wen?!"

At this moment, Song Wen was laughing so hard he was slumped over the table, barely able to breathe.

"Haha, Uzi is hilarious, it feels like he's going to rush over and beat the internet cafe manager to death."

Upon hearing Song Wen's words, Wang Ke paused for a moment, then leaned closer to look at Song Wen's computer.

Song Wen was watching Uzi's live stream, and at that moment, the enraged Uzi was still swearing.

"How the hell are you going to train this?!"

After a brief moment of stunned silence, Wang Ke's eyes grew brighter and brighter.

I was just wondering what to write when this scene suddenly appeared right in front of me!

At that moment, Wang Ke's inspiration surged like a tide. He got up and ran towards his dormitory. He then opened his laptop and began typing furiously.

UZI's outburst at the internet cafe administrator during a live stream quickly sparked heated discussions online.

At this time, Godzilla was still in its infancy. Although the Gozilla had a large base, it had not yet overwhelmed UZI's haters, and was far from the situation in 18 when the Gozilla haters were instantly defeated as soon as they appeared.

In this context, UZI's actions quickly sparked heated discussions on the internet.

Fans and haters are locked in a fierce online battle, with the conflict reaching unprecedented levels.

At this moment, the readers of Six-Crown King naturally thought of their beloved author, hoping that this author, who was obviously an insider and had "criticized" Uzi in the past, could publish a unique 10,000-word article of insights, just like when he blitzed Poland.

And so, amidst much anticipation, the six-time champion has finally been crowned.

But this time, the update to the six-time champion's roster surprised everyone.

Chapter 95: UZI angrily berates the internet cafe manager!

Upon seeing the title of the new chapter, readers couldn't contain their excitement.

[Haha, I'm dying of laughter! I knew it. This author is much better at riding the wave of popularity than I am.]

[The author surfs the internet so fast! I just read the clip and the author has already updated.]

I'd like to see how you're going to badmouth our little dog this time.

However, when readers clicked into the new chapter, they were completely bewildered.

[RNG's network has been very poor lately, with problems dating back to a week ago. It lags intermittently, almost daily, yet the club's network administrators have failed to resolve the issue.]

That day, UZI happily started his Korean server ranked game, achieving a 10-4 score with Ashe. With such a fantastic start, UZI was just about to put on his show when his network froze at a crucial moment.

UZI, barely containing his anger, asked when the internet would be fixed, only to be met with the network administrator's response, "Why is everyone else experiencing lag, but you are?"

This sentence instantly ignited UZI's anger. He could no longer control his emotions and unleashed a furious outburst in front of the live stream camera!

After reading the latest chapter, readers were completely dumbfounded.

Where's the UZI hater I was promised?

There's something wrong with the content of this chapter!

This looks exactly like an attempt to whitewash UZI!

Overjoyed, Bai Zi flooded the book review section with calls for Hei Zi to speak up.

Even Song Wen, after reading the latest chapter, immediately ran to the dormitory and looked at Wang Ke with a strange expression.

"What are you looking at?"

Feeling Song Wen's scrutinizing gaze, Wang Ke asked.

"Look at you, have you been possessed by a god? What's going on with this new chapter?"

While typing, Wang Ke asked, "What's going on? Is there a typo?"

Seeing Wang Ke feigning ignorance, Song Wen asked in confusion, "What's wrong with you? Why aren't you criticizing Uzbekistan anymore?"