Who gets reborn with a daughter?

She was the host of this event. Although it was a job, she was happy to do it because it was her internet cafe.

"Xiao Tang, Shi Qian, take a lot of photos later, we'll need them for promotional purposes."

Fang Chusheng said to Tang Cheng and Shi Qian.

"Um."

Shi Qian gripped the camera tightly in her hand; Fang Chusheng had borrowed it from Sister Ling.

"Okay, leave it to me."

Tang Cheng nodded. He wasn't very interested in games and didn't participate in the competition.

"Xingxin, is YY Live up and running? Remember to upload the channel to the website."

Fang Chusheng looked at Liu Xingxin.

Although the event is an offline competition, it will also be streamed online because not everyone will be able to attend in person.

"It's already open, but there are less than a hundred people here right now."

Liu Xingxin was very excited; she never expected that she could become a live streamer.

"Old Xu, Yong Ge, you guys maintain order on site as planned. When you're the referee, come with me to the VIP box. Remember to record the whole thing. If you catch anyone cheating, stop the match immediately."

Fang Chusheng said to Xu Wenhao and the others.

"No problem, leave it to us!"

Xu Wenhao and the others were also very excited.

They all signed up for the competition, but it's not their turn yet.

Soon, the participants in the first round of elimination entered the private rooms.

The competition was held in three private rooms with twelve groups of participants, and all twenty-four people were eager to try.

The knockout stage uses a best-of-one (BO1) rule: three kills and two towers; the loser goes straight home.

In the early days, internet cafes would give voice announcements when the highest-ranking player logged into the game in order to attract League of Legends players.

As participants logged in one after another, the internet cafe's loudspeaker announced that the top-ranked players were logging in.

Those verbally aggressive players looked smug; of course, some of them were just using borrowed accounts to show off.

Dota players are speechless because Dota currently doesn't have ranks, only MMR (Matchmaking Rating), so there's no way to show off.

The internet cafe has three large screens, each divided into four areas, which can display twelve match scenes.

There were four groups in the Dota SOLO match, and they all chose the same hero for six of them: Shadow Fiend Nevenmore.

This is normal. If a Dota player doesn't choose Shadow Fiend in a solo match, it means they lack confidence in themselves.

The League of Legends (LoL) has a much wider variety of heroes, including champions like Jax, Renekton, Pantheon, Master Yi, and Tryndamere.

That's normal. There are many League of Legends players, and each player has a different main character.

Although both Dota and League of Legends are MOBA games, their gameplay details differ significantly.

The most obvious example is denying creeps. In Dota, you can kill your own creeps to prevent the enemy from gaining experience and gold, but you can't do that in League of Legends.

Secondly, Dota has couriers, so you can have them buy you equipment and deliver supplies even when you're out of the game.

Although League of Legends doesn't have couriers, recalling to base is free; you just press B. Unlike Dota, where you have to spend 75 gold to buy a TP scroll, and there's also a cooldown.

In Fang Chusheng's view, Dota SOLO is more competitive and entertaining, after all, it has more denying.

This is why there are more League of Legends players than Dota players, especially female players.

Less than four minutes into the match, one of the twelve groups had a solo League of Legends match where the Ashe player solo-killed Lee Sin three times.

"Holy crap, this Lee Sin is so bad. He didn't even build Chain Vest and got poked like an idiot by Ashe."

"Exactly, if I were that blind monk, I would kick Ice into dust with one kick."

"..."

Some viewers became masters of verbal sparring.

In reality, most people are terrible at the game, but they have perfect theoretical knowledge.

Next, the matches in the other groups came to an end, and soon only the last two players remained in the Dota group.

Both players were playing Shadow Fiend. Now that twelve minutes had passed and the kill score was 2-2, both were being cautious and didn't dare to make a move easily.

Just when the audience thought they were going to have a fierce battle, one of the players who was less well-off took off some of his equipment, sent the chicken home, sold it all, and bought a Shadow Blade, a True Sight Ward, and a Tango.

Instead of bringing Shadow Blade first, he placed a True Sight Ward and deflected all of the opponent's True Sight and False Sight Wards.

Upon seeing this, the person on the other side immediately sent a messenger to buy real and fake wards. At the same time, he checked the opponent's equipment and found that the opponent only had a Power Treads, which made him feel puzzled.

Without thinking much, he assumed the opponent was about to surrender, so he boldly pushed the minion wave, intending to push the tower directly.

After a while, Soul Elegy and Z-Cannon suddenly exploded from under my feet.

Holy crap!

He was startled and quickly fired Z-cannon A, then stood still and started shaking his big gun.

The enemy Shadow Fiend had already created space, and his X-Shot combined with a basic attack killed him instantly.

When Shadow Fiend dies, he releases Soul Elegy, which also takes away the opponent's Shadow Fiend.

But he knew he had lost, because he had died first.

Only then did he realize that the other player's Shadow Fiend had sold his equipment and bought a Shadow Blade. His lips twitched involuntarily. "Holy crap..."

Outside the private room, Dota players were excited. This was a tactical victory, which boosted their morale.

Fang Chusheng smiled and remained silent. He also used this old-school tactic. Back when he played Dota 1, he would put Heart of Tarrasque and Radiance on the bird to burn the opponent's squishy heroes.

After the first round of competition, Fang Chusheng instructed Tang Cheng to connect with Jia Meimei and announce the list of those who advanced on the website.

Soon, the second round of elimination matches began, with Su Ze and Wei Zhiyong taking the stage.

Ten minutes later, the second round ended. Su Ze and Wei Zhiyong did not face any particularly strong opponents and both advanced successfully.

During this time, several contestants arrived late, but Fang Chusheng did not disqualify them from the competition. Instead, he allowed these latecomers to be randomly matched.

Unfortunately, five people were late, and the last contestant to arrive had no opponent.

Just as the contestant was gloating over his bye and thought he had advanced, Fang Chusheng said, "Since you're late, your opponent is me. You can only advance if you win."

The person didn't know that Fang Chusheng was a mysterious big shot in the QQ group, so they didn't take it seriously.

Meanwhile, the third round of elimination matches began, with contestants including Xu Wenhao.

Xu Wenhao's opponent was Guang Qiang, a classmate. The two had sparred many times and knew each other's strength.

Before they started, both of them made bold statements, vowing to shave each other's heads in a 3-0 battle.

Xu Wenhao chose Karl, a champion with extremely high skill ceiling, to show off, while Guangqiang honestly chose Venomancer.

Su Ze and the others all thought Xu Wenhao was doomed to lose, but they didn't expect Xu Wenhao to be so skilled at playing the migrant worker card. He survived until he got the wind and then used a three-hit combo to send Guangqiang home.

Although Guangqiang's Poison Dragon had a skin that increased magic resistance, Karl had holy damage and managed to kill the Poison Dragon three times.

"Qiangzi, aren't you awesome?"

Xu Wenhao was smug.

"Holy crap, when the hell did you learn to play Invoker?"

Guangqiang was speechless; he hadn't seen Xu Wenhao play Invoker during their previous solo matches.

"Innate".

Xu Wenhao started showing off.

"Hilarious!"

Fang Chusheng rolled his eyes; Xu Wenhao's Carl was naturally learned from him.

Of course, this is also inseparable from Xu Wenhao's seven-day training during the National Day holiday; otherwise, it would have been almost impossible for him to defeat Guangqiang's Poison Dragon.

After the third round of elimination matches, there were still more than sixty people left, most of whom were League of Legends players.