LOL: The strongest all-Chinese team? My G2 top laner

hang up the phone.

Jiang Ling's face instantly turned cold.

He sat on the edge of the bed, opened Weibo, and found the post.

"Oh."

Jiang Ling sneered.

The guy who accused him of match-fixing made it sound very convincing.

They even forged a screenshot of their chat history.

The profile picture in the screenshot is exactly the same as the WeChat profile picture he uses!

What does this tell us?

The whistleblower must have some of his friends.

Or, get to know his friends.

Jiang Ling doesn't add people casually.

I only have a little over two hundred friends on WeChat, and the vast majority of them are classmates and relatives.

Of the remaining friends, the largest group is from RNG!

Players, coaches, team leaders, operations...

There are more than twenty in total.

And then, at this very moment, news broke that he had fixed the match…

Even a fool could tell that RNG did it!

"That's disgusting!"

Jiang Ling took a deep breath and then slowly exhaled.

The hashtag #FormerRNG playerDemon fixed a match# has climbed to the top of the trending topics list.

Click to view the related comments.

Everywhere you look, there is only sarcasm and ridicule:

"Holy crap, no wonder RNG lost to LGD that match, someone fixed it!"

"Hahaha, the Europeans fell for it! They bought a fake racing dog!"

"RNG really has a keen eye for talent! No wonder they benched him; they've discovered a problem!"

"This person still has the nerve to criticize Letme on Weibo? A fake racer like him doesn't even deserve to be called a shill!"

"I suggest Riot Games impose a lifetime ban!"

"Give me my money back! I bet on RNG to win that game!"

"Upstairs, the gambler has over 4000 bets."

"He deserved to be sold! This kind of cancer should get out of the esports scene!"

G2: Can we return this product?

"..."

Jiang Ling scrolled down the list one by one.

In the comments section, those who criticized him included not only royal supporters.

There are also fans of other teams.

Even many esports viewers outside of the LPL.

"No wonder I woke up with over two thousand points of negative emotion."

Jiang Ling muttered to himself, "The case is solved."

Clearly, netizens abhor match-fixing.

Although justice resides in the hearts of the people.

However, there are far too many keyboard warriors online these days.

They lack the ability to think independently.

Or rather, they simply don't know how to distinguish right from wrong.

I just wanted to use something as an outlet for my emotions.

Therefore, seeing some extremely malicious comments, Jiang Ling was also very angry and wanted to give those guys a good beating from afar.

"We can't just do nothing."

Jiang Ling stood up, put her phone in her pocket, picked up her room key, and pushed open the door to leave.

Stepping out of the hotel.

A night breeze blew in my face, and it was surprisingly a bit cold.

The streetlights cast a dim yellow light.

There were few pedestrians on the street.

Jiang Ling turned on the navigation, wandered around for a few minutes, and found a Shaxian snack shop that was still open.

"Boss, one serving of scallion oil noodles, with a braised egg, one serving of black chicken soup, and a braised chicken leg, please."

"Okay."

He found a seat and sat down, and his phone vibrated again.

It was a message from MLXG:

"Brother, don't take those comments online to heart. I know you're innocent."

Jiang Ling replied, "It's okay, I'm eating. I'll call the police later."

MLXG replied instantly: "Call the police? Great! We should call the police! Let them investigate and find out who's spreading rumors! Those bastards online are disgusting, are they out of their minds? Making baseless accusations like this!"

"..."

The noodles have been served.

Jiang Ling finished eating and paid the bill.

Then, he took a taxi to the nearest police station.

The lights were still on in the police station's duty room.

Jiang Ling pushed open the door and went in.

"Hello, I want to report a crime."

The officer on duty looked up and glanced at him: "What is it?"

"Someone is spreading rumors online that I threw the match."

Jiang Ling handed over her phone. "These are screenshots. The post says I accepted money during a competition last year and even forged chat logs, which has had a significant impact on me! It's trending on Weibo now, with millions of views!"

The officer took the phone and examined it carefully.

Then, he raised his head and looked Jiang Ling up and down.

Are you a professional gamer?

"right."

"Okay, come with me."

The officer led him into an office and began taking his statement.

Name, ID number, address, contact information, details of the incident, content of the rumor, scope of dissemination, and impact...

Jiang Ling answered them one by one.

The uncle typed away on the computer, recording every detail.

Finally, they gave me a "Case Acceptance Receipt".

"Take it, go back and wait for news."

Jiang Ling nodded.

Fold the receipt neatly and put it in your pocket.

It was past 1 a.m. when I got back to the hotel.

Jiang Ling sat on the edge of the bed and opened Weibo.

In the editing box, he first typed a line:

【Those who are clear will be clean themselves. 】

I stared at those four words for a few seconds.

It was deleted again.

Too cowardly.

Not assertive enough.

It sounds a bit like someone who's done something wrong and is now trying to deny it.

He retyped:

What people do is seen by Heaven; there are gods three feet above your head. Fear not what others know, but what you know yourself!

Then, I pasted the photo of the police report receipt on it.

Click send.

The comment section immediately started buzzing after the Weibo post was published.

"Oh, you've filed a police report? That's quite a big deal!"

"Just because you filed a police report doesn't mean you didn't fix the match!"

"I've seen this thing before. As long as you report it to the police, the police station will give it to you. It doesn't mean you're innocent."

"Hilarious! Have you ever seen a race-fixing dog admit to fixing a race?"

"Support Demon's rights! Those who spread rumors are disgusting!"

"Is the person upstairs a paid troll? How much per post?"

"..."

Jiang Ling scrolled through a few messages and then logged out.

In the comments section, aside from a small number of people who believed that he dared to report the case because he was being slandered and that he did not actually fix the match, there were others who disagreed.

The vast majority of people are still criticizing him.

People always want to see what they want to see.

"Whatever."

Jiang Ling tossed her phone aside and lay back on the bed.

He never expected that a police report receipt would be enough to prove his innocence.

After all, based on his understanding...

After the police accept the case, conduct technical appraisal, retrieve and verify records, and then conduct further verification from multiple sources...

It will take at least several months.

"RNG really has some great tactics."

"Even if I call the police to prove my innocence..."

"But by the time the proof comes out, the Summer Split might already be over?"

"What use would I have for this proof then?"

"Don't even mention playing in the game..."

"Even work visas are impossible to obtain!"

Only those who wronged you know how wronged you are.

And why did that person wrong you?

It's definitely not for your own good.

Jiang Ling closed her eyes.

The system interface appeared in my mind.

[The innocent will clear themselves (can be worn three times): After wearing, the rumors or slanders that have the greatest impact on the host will be clarified in a short period of time.]

Luckily, I drew this one.

Otherwise, his career this year would really be ruined by rumors.

Of course.

Jiang Ling has no intention of immediately labeling himself as innocent.

"To be patient, you need to be open-minded and resilient!"

"Let the royal supporters keep shouting."

"Wait for things to turn around..."

"Heh, how many emotional points can I gain?"