League: I really didn't tank!

Chapter 135 Encountering the Show-Off Dog Again! (9K-word Chapter!)

That evening, after returning home, Chen Dongqing greeted his parents and prepared to take a taxi back to the base to sleep.

It's not that he doesn't want to sleep at home; after all, he hasn't been home for a month or two, and his bed is probably all put away, so he wouldn't have anywhere to sleep even if he wanted to.

But to his surprise, his mother immediately made up his bed again as soon as she got home, just so her son could sleep at home for one night.

Having gone this far, Chen Dongqing had no reason to leave. He simply sent a message in the training department's WeChat group to let them know, and then fell into a deep sleep.

Today is still his championship night, but it doesn't feel any different from any other night.

The familiar meditation training has begun again.

But Chen Dongqing had no intention of training today; he just wanted to get a good night's sleep.

The first thing Chen Dongqing did when he woke up the next morning was to check the Baidu Tieba forum on his phone.

He feared that yesterday's victory was just a dream, and that he would have to go to the competition venue with the team after getting up.

But once he opened the stress relief bar, he felt completely at ease.

On the second day of the finals, the discussions on the forum were still in full swing, with all sorts of posts popping up one after another.

Of course, the fans are playing for real; when they win, they go on a rampage, and when they lose, they bury their heads in the sand. So, the current trend in the posts is mainly to praise QG and criticize EDG.

Chen Dongqing randomly clicked on a post, and the discussion inside was lively and intense.

[Where's that piglet who said he'd beat QG 3-0? Show some skill! How did you end up getting beaten 3-0 instead?]

[Is this considered a definitive conclusion? Can Ilex be called the world's best top laner?]

I won't approve of you if you don't beat the South Korean team.

But all of Korea's best top laners are on our side, Looper, Marin, they were all completely crushed by Tree.

Let's see how strong they are in MSI. If they can maintain this level of performance in international competitions, then I'll be impressed.

[That's enough, you pig upstairs. Why are you still spouting nonsense at a time like this? Don't think I can't tell what your political affiliation is just because you pretend to be a rational, objective person.]

Chen Dongqing chuckled as he looked at the images. He swiped his finger across the screen and clicked on another post.

This post contains GIFs of exciting plays from yesterday's match; clicking on it reveals a variety of maneuvers.

Chen Dongqing, a level 6 player, took down Shen with full health in a 1v2 situation, and then Qin Wang circled around the turret to drive away Graves.

EDG's Twitch and Shen had an unstoppable team fight, opening up the mid lane situation.

Of course, most of the GIFs in the post are from QG players.

It has to be said that QG players are absolutely on par with any other team in terms of skill, especially Chen Dongqing and Uzi in the top and bottom lanes, who are known for their exceptional skills.

Jayce and Lucian took on five opponents in a 2v5 situation, and Gnar slapped all five away, drawing widespread praise from the audience.

As Chen Dongqing watched the various praises from fellow forum members in the comments, he felt a sense of comfort; today was another wonderful day.

As he long-pressed to save each GIF one by one, he still felt something was missing.

In this era, the anti-racism forums didn't yet have the habit of scoring each player after the competition.

These scoring posts specifically designed for contestants are the stage where the most serious instances of comparison and disparagement occur.

Even if a player on the winning team underperforms, they will be criticized by harsh netizens with a "÷".

Chen Dongqing felt it was necessary for him to lead this trend ahead of time.

Without hesitation, he went to the official website of the Spring Finals, saved the headshots of all eleven players who had played the day before, and then posted them on the Anti-Fighting Forum.

[QG 3-0 EDG, here are the players, you rate them]

After posting the message, Chen Dongqing sent out pictures of all eleven players from both sides one by one, and then closed the forum and left it alone.

He wasn't worried that the post would sink, because he knew that the members of the Anti-Fighting Forum loved rating it.

After getting up, getting dressed, and washing up, I went to the living room and saw my parents already watching TV. It was Sunday, and the two of them were taking a break.

When Mom saw Chen Dongqing get up, she said, "There are some savory pancakes and soy milk on the table that you brought. Put them in the microwave and microwave them yourself."

"Okay," Chen Dongqing nodded, casually putting the savory pancake into the microwave. During that minute, he took out his phone and glanced at it.

A few minutes later, his previous post garnered a huge number of comments, with many corresponding comments under each contestant's post.

On the second floor, Chen Dongqing naturally took the lead in posting his own photo.

The comments below are:

If there's an FMVP award, it'll definitely be yours.

【god!】

[Husband Yaoyao]

[The LPL's best top laner truly deserves the title!]

Then on the third floor, there are photos of Korol.

It's okay, getting beaten up by Brother Tree isn't shameful.

Ilex is not strong in the laning phase.

This person really doesn't think before they start trash-talking; they can't believe they say things like that.

Korol is already 23 years old this year, he's getting a bit old, let Mouse play instead.

Indeed, the mouse is somewhat more effective.

Then, right after, came the factory manager:

【÷Life】

[A hard-fought game; the only one on EDG yesterday who came through]

[We really did our best]

[Getting your head stepped on by Xiangguo, seriously!]

The factory manager researched the competitors at MSI and ultimately decided not to go.

[Abandoned factories are unreliable for life; they should be decommissioned as soon as possible.]

When it came to the factory director, the comments became somewhat polarized.

To be fair, Clearlove really did his best yesterday. EDG's multiple counterattacks in the first two games and EDG's huge early advantage in the third game were all brought about by Clearlove's rhythm.

Regardless, the factory manager's dominance in the league is still top-notch; he's an expert in domestic matches.

The reason there are so many malicious comments here is that there are definitely a lot of malicious haters or hidden 60Es taking this opportunity to vent their emotions.

This was not something Chen Dongqing wanted to see, so he casually deleted those malicious comments containing personal attacks.

"bite"

When the microwave's one-minute timer ended, Chen Dongqing took the savory pancake out of the microwave and placed it on the table, eating it while watching TV.

The rest of the content is pretty much the same.

Basically, EDG players were criticized, while QG players were praised without a doubt. There was only some controversy surrounding Doinb, but that's understandable since he died quite a lot in the second game.

Scroll to the bottom of the post, and a simple breakfast will suffice to finish the meal.

"Mom and Dad, I'm leaving now." Chen Dongqing rested for a while, then got up to say goodbye to his parents.

They have an event at the club today, so he has to hurry back.

"Okay, be careful." His parents knew about this, so they didn't try to stop him and watched their son leave home.

Just a few months ago, Chen Dongqing confidently told them at the dinner table that if he continued to play professionally, he would definitely make a name for himself.

Who would have thought that this rise to prominence would come so quickly?

A few months have passed in the blink of an eye, and Chen Dongqing is already standing on the podium, surrounded by admirers.

Watching their son's retreating figure, the parents were filled with satisfaction.

Shanghai is still too big. After leaving the residential area, Chen Dongqing took a car straight to the base. By the time he returned to the training room, it was almost noon.

At this time, the QG players had returned to the training room as required, and they were all sitting in front of their computers, waiting for a match to begin.

Today is the day of the LCK Spring Finals.

As the LPL Spring Split champions, QG naturally needs to study their MSI opponents.

Their biggest rival at MSI is clearly the LCK champion team.

The two teams participating in this LCK Spring Finals are SKT and ROX, which can be described as a rematch of the S5 World Championship.

After ROX brought in jungler Peanut in Season 6, the entire team seemed to be transformed. The jungle carry system centered around Peanut made them the most aggressive team in the LCK.

They came with hatred, wanting to dethrone SKT.

After having lunch together, the QG team officially started the match at 3 PM.

When both teams stood on the stage, Chen Dongqing looked at their lineups and did some quick calculations.

If we're only talking about the top lane, then ROX's Smeb and Peanut are definitely stronger than SKT's Duke and Blank.

As for the bottom lane, the two Xuanming Elders are slightly inferior to the peak Wolf Sticks of S6, but the difference is not significant. With the help of the team's draft, they can achieve a 50/50 or even an advantage.

If you put all four of them together, the two sides are actually roughly evenly matched.

However, ROX's biggest problem lies in the gap between the mid laners of both sides.

The Faker of S6 was not the Dafei of later years; he was a player who truly deserved the title of "Great Demon King".

Whether it's his champion pool or his individual skill, Faker is absolutely formidable.

However, Kuro said in an interview after S8 that he always gets nervous when facing Faker and never thought about beating SKT.

He himself felt from the bottom of his heart that he was no match for Faker, so you can imagine how big the gap was on the field.

In the first game, Faker pulled out his classic Zilean champion, which became an unsolvable problem for ROX.

Faker's Q skill is powerful for pushing lanes, and his E skill is annoying for slowing down enemies. Just by playing in the mid lane, Faker completely suppressed Kuro, leaving him unable to move.

The mid-jungle lane can be considered a duo lane. If the mid laner can't move, Peanut's jungle invasion can't be launched.

Peanut had no choice but to temporarily target the mid lane, hoping to contain Faker. However, SKT's junglers, whether Bengi or Blank, had one thing in common: they prioritized protecting the mid lane.

Peanut's gank not only failed to achieve its goal, but was also countered by SKT's mid and jungle, ultimately resulting in Kuro paying the price with his life.

After gaining an early advantage in the mid and jungle, SKT capitalized on this advantage to expand their overall map presence.

People have always said that Samsung is an operations team and ROX is a fighting team, and both teams have reached the extreme in their respective fields of expertise.

Unlike the two teams mentioned above, SKT combines both aggressive play and strategic gameplay, and they have achieved a level of skill that is no less than that of the two teams mentioned above.

With excellent vision control, textbook-perfect 4-1 split push, and well-defined team fight execution, SKT gained an advantage in the first game and then went on a rampage, dominating the entire match and ultimately winning with a terrifying 14-1 kill score.

"Tsk tsk tsk, that's really scary." Even Xiangguo couldn't help but sigh, "Is the Tigers really that easy to crush in front of SKT?"

They had tried out with many teams throughout the Spring Split, and only the Tigers were a team that could put up a good fight against them.

Seeing how easily the Tigers were defeated, a sense of tension arose in their hearts.

Fortunately, ROX is not such a vulnerable team. After losing the first game, they went back and analyzed the situation.

After realizing they couldn't handle Zilean, they decisively banned him and picked Carnivorous Spider for Peanut to focus on early-game aggression.

In the second game, ROX finally demonstrated their strong jungle aggression capabilities, with most of the kills occurring in the jungle.

However, SKT's fighting ability is by no means weak, and they were not at a disadvantage in many fights!

At 22 minutes, with the kill score at 3-2 and ROX only leading by 1,000 gold, they invaded SKT's top jungle again and caught Graves at the F4 location.

Under SKT's protection, Graves managed to escape, but his health was so low that he had to return to base to heal.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, ROX decisively chose Baron Nashor!

The 22-minute Dragon's incredible acceleration left many viewers feeling quite overwhelmed.

With SKT lacking a jungler, ROX withstood the pressure from SKT and rushed Baron Nashor, ultimately securing the kill with Peanut's Smite!

With the help of Baron Nashor, the economic gap between the two sides finally widened, and ROX ultimately won the second game by playing steadily.

This scene brought a sigh of relief to everyone in QG.

It seems SKT isn't invincible after all.

If ROX can win, then they can win too!

The third game then quickly began.

This time, SKT finally made their move. With the right to choose sides, they secured the Spider first, denying Peanut any chance to make plays.

Peanut, who switched to Kindred, seemed to have lost that dominance. Although he played Kindred jungle carry quite skillfully, he still fell short against SKT and ultimately lost.

In the fourth game, ROX had the right to choose sides. After choosing the blue side, they picked Graves jungle, which is more aggressive and deals more damage, hoping that Peanut would take on more of the output tasks.

However, SKT came up with a surprising move, directly locking in a Rammus top laner!

Rammus is a devastating threat to AD carries, and this Rammus top laner is clearly designed to limit ROX's Graves performance!

This move is clearly a trump card that SKT has prepared for Peanut.

Ultimately, this choice proved surprisingly effective. Peanut was left dizzy and disoriented by Duke's Rammus. In team fights, his Graves could only deal all his damage to Rammus, but each shot resulted in him taking more damage!

With Peanut restricted, the rest of ROX were also stuck in a stalemate. The Xuanming Elders were already at their limit in withstanding the pressure from Wolf Stick, and it was obviously difficult for them to free up their hands to do anything.

And in the mid lane, it goes without saying that Faker was practically riding right into Kuro's face.

Although ROX did put up a fight back in the following games, for example, when they rushed Baron Nashor at 40 minutes despite being 4K gold behind!

Although Peanut won the fight, they lost the team battle, and ROX scattered, leaving only Kuro and Pray as the two dragons.

Taking advantage of their numerical superiority, SKT then pushed down ROX's mid-lane inhibitor!

SKT, on the other hand, was not in a hurry. After pushing down the high ground, they quickly spread out to take over ROX's jungle and left vision at the entrances of each jungle area to continue their macro play.

At 48 minutes, ROX, unwilling to give up, tried to repeat their old trick and rushed Baron Nashor with all their members, forcing SKT to engage in a team fight!

"Is it going to be another Smite showdown? Blank's Kindred has entered the fray, using her ultimate to save the low-health Baron Nashor. Are both sides going to go for Smite now!?"

Taking advantage of Kindred's ultimate ability to save Baron Nashor, the two sides immediately engaged in a fight.

Peanut reacted extremely quickly, and Graves immediately closed in on Kindred, landing a basic attack.

This basic attack triggered a critical hit from the Green Crossbow, instantly taking away nearly half of Kindred's health!

Blank, on the other hand, had a clear strategy. He ignored the Graves next to him, quickly applied his E to Baron Nashor, and then used two auto-attacks.

As soon as his ultimate skill ends, he will use A-Smite to secure the Baron!

As the [Sheep Spirit's Breath] emitted a green light, both sides focused their attention on the Great Dragon Pit.

Two disciplinary actions were taken in quick succession!

"The Blue Legion has killed Baron Nash!"

"Peanut!" Haokai, the commentator, almost choked on his breath as he shouted, "Peanut's Smite has won again!"

A circle of purple light appeared beneath the feet of the ROX players, seemingly foreshadowing ROX's imminent victory in this round!

But at that moment, Faker suddenly made his move!

Taking advantage of the moment when both sides grappled after the Baron Nashor died, Faker, playing Cassiopeia, unleashed his ultimate ability!

As soon as they were seen, the four members of ROX were petrified!

"Faker's ultimate move petrified four people!" Commentator Haokai was breathless in the commentary booth as he watched this miraculous team fight!

"It's over! ROX is going to be in big trouble!"

Despite having the Baron buff, ROX suffered a crushing defeat after four members of their team were petrified by Cassiopeia, losing the team fight without any suspense.

After winning the team fight, SKT pushed into ROX's high ground and secured the fourth game victory!

"Alright, let's congratulate SKT on winning the 2016 LCK Spring Championship! They will represent LCK at MSI, where they will face off against our QG team!"

On the live stream, the SKT players, beaming with joy after winning the BO5, excitedly shook hands with the ROX players and then rushed to the stage.

At that moment, the director gave a shot of the ROX team members.

After shaking hands, the young Peanut didn't seem discouraged. Instead, he stood there, staring intently at the SKT players who went up on stage to lift the trophy.

ROX Tigers have actually had a tough time. They have no sponsors, no funding, and the whole team is in dire straits. Their base also faces power and internet outages from time to time.

Calling them an internet cafe team is no exaggeration.

Despite these circumstances, their team made it to the LCK finals.

Although they lost again this time, they believe they will win in the Summer Split!

Watching the live stream, the QG players all seemed lost in thought.

MSI's opponent is SKT, which is really not good news.

They know more about ROX than SKT, so they actually hope ROX wins.

But the situation is already a fait accompli, and there's not much they can do about it.

The team's coaches and analysts were busy early on, reviewing every minute of SKT's four final games to see if they could find any clues they could exploit.

At the same time, they also need to consider how to deal with SKT's mid-laner Zilean and top-laner Rammus.

But just then, Manager Linko suddenly spoke up, saying generously, "Hey, don't rush this, there's plenty of time! Don't let us delay our celebration banquet, the rooms are already booked, let's go!"

The celebration banquet was arranged yesterday, so everyone got up and left without hesitation, eagerly anticipating the feast.

The members of QG's training department were all ready to go, heading towards the bus parked outside the base.

However, they had just come out when they saw Lin Weixiang. He was wearing sandals and holding a water cup, seemingly planning to get some drinks.

However, upon seeing the large group of people in front of him, Da Congming immediately realized something, his eyebrows twitching as he said, "Eating? Count me in!"

The second team had already been given a break, and Lin Weixiang had no intention of going home, so he stayed at the base, making him practically a loner.

Liu Qingsong was the first to speak sarcastically: "What's it to you? Did you even play in the finals?"

"What do you mean by that?" Lin Weixiang raised an eyebrow. "I'm your father, can't I even benefit from my son's fame?"

This is the daily routine between Lin Weixiang and Liu Qingsong, so the QG team members are already used to it.

Linko waved his hand dismissively: "Then hurry upstairs and change your shoes. If you're not down in five minutes, we'll drive away."

The bus quickly stopped in front of a restaurant.

Judging from the decorations and layout at the restaurant entrance, it's clear that a considerable expense was incurred.

Linko is not just a simple manager; he is also a shareholder and one of the founders of QG Club, and he has an immense amount of money.

This time, he really suffered a huge loss.

The members of the training department quickly took their seats, and as the leader, Linko naturally had to say a few words.

"First of all, we should celebrate."

"followed by"

"Then."

It has to be said that Linko, despite his young age, speaks official jargon fluently, reminiscent of the principal's speech during the Monday flag-raising ceremony when Chen Dongqing was in high school.

After Linko finished speaking, it was Park Unyong's turn.

This South Korean coach has an excellent professional attitude. He has been learning Chinese since joining QG and can now have normal conversations in Chinese without any problems.

After taking the stage, he bowed slightly to the team members and said, "The team's achievements are inseparable from your own hard work, so I want to thank you first, and also thank Coach Cui Mingyuan and the analyst team."

He mentioned all the members present, and then said to Chen Dongqing at the end: "Finally, I want to thank Chen Dongqing. Without you, QG might not have won this championship."

Everyone present agreed with this statement.

Everyone understands the changes Chen Dongqing has brought to the team.

Even their team's most frequently used tactics were proposed by Chen Dongqing.

If the two teams swap top laners in the finals, Chen Dongqing will undoubtedly still win.

Upon hearing this, Chen Dongqing couldn't help but smile and said, "It's all the result of our joint efforts. You don't need to thank me alone; we should thank you, Coach Park."

Park Unyong joked with a smile, "I've set so many rules for you guys, it's enough that you don't hold a grudge against me."

"No, no!" Xiangguo, who was fined the most, was the first to speak up. "Since I started waking up early every day, I feel much better physically. I feel pretty comfortable."

Seeing this, Coach Park smiled.

"Let's have a toast!" Linko said, "To celebrate our QG club winning our first-ever LPL trophy! We believe we'll have many more trophies like this in the future!"

"At the same time, I wish everyone the best of luck in the MSI in May and hope you win the MSI championship!"

"good!"

The round table was large, making it difficult for everyone present to clink their glasses together. Some people raised their wine glasses high, while others simply tapped their cola glasses together.

But at this moment, the hearts of everyone in QG are united.

After a hearty meal and drinks, Linko continued to announce: "Yesterday, I discussed it with Lao Lin, and the club decided not to participate in the sharing of the championship prize money of 150 million. After deducting taxes, there will be 120 million left, which will be divided equally among the five of you, 24 each. The money should be deposited into your accounts in the next few days."

Upon hearing about such a large sum of money, Doinb's eyes widened, and he shouted, "Wow! Awesome!"

"It's not over yet," Linko laughed. "The club has also decided to give you three days off. Where you go during these three days won't be a problem, but remember to report to me every day. I'm worried you might get killed. After three days, the club will reconvene to prepare for MSI!"

"good!"

The QG members nodded in agreement, their morale soaring!

After the celebration banquet, the QG team disbanded on the spot. Doinb informed the coach and then took a taxi and left, not even wanting to go back to the base.

However, Chen Dongqing had grown tired of Shanghai since he was a child, and there was nowhere else he wanted to go. So, during his three-day holiday, he still wanted to rack up more points.

After winning the final, the system rewarded him with 4000 points, bringing his operational attribute to 93 points.

Chen Dongqing wanted to see if he could improve a little more before the MSI finals.

That very night, the "Play Only LOL" mode was launched again.

After starting the live stream, Chen Dongqing did something special: he added a line of red text at the top of the live stream page.

"2016 LPL Spring Split Champion Top Laner"

As the newly crowned LPL champion top laner, Chen Dongqing's popularity is currently terrifying. As soon as the live stream started, countless people flocked to it, and then there was the familiar wave of controversy related to the live stream name. Then, some people angrily cursed Chen Dongqing for being shameless because of that line of red text.

What games Chen Dongqing plays on his daily live streams is always an unknown; you'll have to watch to find out. But his die-hard fans know exactly what games he'll play when he first starts streaming.

Without a doubt, it's the classic Happy Landlords.

Looking at the account balance, it was the classic two million beans again.

Chen Dongqing's current live stream routine is to recharge two million Happy Beans at the beginning of the broadcast, then lose them all and switch to another game.

[Come on, let's get spicy! More hot food to give away!]

Goodness gracious, how much money has Brother Tree spent on Happy Landlords these days? Shouldn't the official team invite him to be a spokesperson?

Indeed, the live stream was incredibly entertaining.

Chen Dongqing glanced at the comments but ignored them, instead clicking directly into the advanced mode of the classic game.

After these days of practice, his Dou Dizhu skills have improved by leaps and bounds. He used to lose money steadily, but now he can earn hundreds of thousands of beans almost every day, and then lose them all.

That's dozens of points!

As for the two million yuan for Douhua, that was just a drop in the ocean for Chen Dongqing.

After losing all his Happy Beans in the classic game, Chen Dongqing ruthlessly shut down Dou Dizhu (a popular Chinese card game), then jokingly said to the chat, "How about this, you guys decide what game we play today. Whatever you say, I'll play, okay?"

[Not playing Overwatch anymore?]

[I played Overwatch for so many days the other day, why did I suddenly stop playing today?]

Chen Dongqing glanced at the comments and casually said, "Oh, I only played Overwatch to practice Heimerdinger for the finals. Now that the finals are over, what's the point of me playing?"

【? ? ? 】

Are you serious?

You also signed a contract for bullet comments, right?

Viewers in the live stream, please don't stir up trouble; the streamer will handle it himself.

Seeing the barrage of comments flooding the screen again, Chen Dongqing couldn't help but grin.

You won't believe me even if I tell you the truth, then there's nothing I can do~

Of course, there are reasons why he doesn't play Overwatch.

He's pretty much at his limit in Overwatch now that he's reached Diamond rank; to improve further, he'll need to put in some effort and research.

Moreover, the improvement is not very meaningful. After all, the increase from Diamond to the top 500 Grandmasters is only a little over a thousand points, which is not worth it.

He urged, "Hurry up, tell me what game you want to play, I'll lock the chat and I'll play whatever game has the most viewers, okay?"

As they were talking, Chen Dongqing waited a moment and then temporarily locked the scrolling comments.

League of Legends!

Please, just play League of Legends once.

Since when did professional League of Legends players need viewers in their livestreams to beg them to play?

[What era are we living in? Still playing traditional League of Legends? Play Honor of Kings!]

[Honor of Kings +1]

[Let's stick with League of Legends, Challenger is too ridiculous.]

Chen Dongqing glanced at the comments and automatically ignored those that asked him to play Honor of Kings.

It's not that he didn't want to play; in fact, he's quite good at playing King of Glory.

The main problem is that he doesn't really know how to stream Honor of Kings. It seems like you have to connect your phone to your computer with a data cable and then use some kind of software to mirror it.

He doesn't understand this at all, so he can't handle it for the time being.

"League of Legends?"

A hint of embarrassment flashed in Chen Dongqing's eyes.

If he streams playing League of Legends, he won't get any points, which seems like a bit of a loss.

But considering the requests from the viewers in the live stream, I'll let it go.

Chen Dongqing nodded and said casually, "Alright then, I'll reluctantly play LOL this once!"

As he was talking, he launched the Chinese version of the League of Legends client.

As he spoke, Chen Dongqing sighed, "It's been so long since I logged into my League of Legends account."

Officials usually give professional players super accounts with extremely high hidden MMR and unlimited gold and points. Chen Dongqing uses super accounts for training matches because they have more skins.

It seems like the last time I logged into this account was in January.

As soon as I logged in, I was greeted with a rank drop notification because I hadn't played for a long time and my rank had dropped to Platinum I with 75 points.

"Oh, so you're a platinum streamer now, bro," Chen Dongqing joked with a laugh, then scanned his friends list.

It's currently the holiday season, and many of the professional players on his list are playing ranked matches to maintain their skills.

As soon as Chen Dongqing looked, he saw a familiar account online.

"LGD_GodV"

Without saying a word, Chen Dongqing sent a question mark directly.

On the other side, GodV immediately replied with a question mark.

Chen Dongqing remains a question mark.

Gao Dewei clearly didn't want to play this game with Chen Dongqing, so he typed, "You can play League of Legends?"

Chen Dongqing raised an eyebrow and quickly typed: "What kind of bullshit is that? A champion top laner like me can't play LOL?"

Chen Dongqing then typed again: "Want to duo queue?"

Wei Shen replied quickly, typing, "OK".

Then, I saw that Wei Shen in my friend list had started creating ranked rooms.

But then Gao Dewei sent another question mark, followed by a text: "How the hell are you, Platinum I, trying to rank with me, Master? Can't you at least reach Diamond first?"

As they were talking, Wei Shen smugly mocked, "A Platinum I champion top laner, aren't you ashamed?"

Chen Dongqing: "."

The viewers in the live stream burst into laughter again.

[Just wondering, do streamers really know how to play League of Legends?]

Is this the champion top laner?

[Haha, a Platinum I champion top laner, that's hilarious!]

[Haha, this is such a great way to create entertainment!]

Chen Dongqing glanced at GodV's match history, but found that the opponent's score was not high either, only around Master 0 points.

Chen Dongqing raised an eyebrow and typed, "You're just a Master with a 0 score, what are you pretending for? I became a Master in no time!"

Wei Shen is just a lazy guy and has never been very enthusiastic about ranking up.

In later generations, there was also the legendary story of Wei Shen, a Diamond III player, brutally defeating Zuo Shou, the top player in the Chinese server, in a promotion/relegation match, and giving Zuo Shou the middle finger on the damage output list for three consecutive games.

Wei Shen, having gotten the better of her, continued her relentless barrage: "Master 0 is still better than your Platinum I, aren't you angry?"

Chen Dongqing's face darkened, and he simply started the ranked queue by himself.

However, perhaps because his hidden MMR was too high, he still waited ten minutes to get into his Platinum I ranked match.

As soon as Chen Dongqing entered the chat, he immediately typed: "3L Top Lane".

Immediately afterwards, all four teammates reached a collective climax.

"Holy crap, Tree Bro!"

"Wow, Tree Bro is finally playing LOL?"

"My youth is over!"

"I'm playing dog for Brother Tree this time!"

However, it is worth noting that although it was a Platinum-level ranked match, many of the teammates' IDs had Douyu or Panda prefixes.

Clearly, given Chen Dongqing's hidden rating, it's impossible for him to actually be ranked among the Platinum locals.

Chen Dongqing, watching the chat in the room, said with a smile in the live stream, "See that, brothers? That's the influence of a champion top laner!"

Fiora has been nerfed and is no longer satisfied with her previous dominance, so she can finally be released in ranked games.

Chen Dongqing didn't have much to say, so he immediately locked in a game with Fiora, intending to give the opponent a hard time.

Upon entering the loading screen, Chen Dongqing burst out laughing when he saw his opponent's ID.

Opponent's top laner ID: Last炫神丶

Opponent's mid laner ID: LGD丶GodV

Isn't that a coincidence?

As soon as he entered the game, Chen Dongqing impatiently typed a question mark.

Immediately afterwards, the other side replied with two question marks.

One is from Wei Shen, and the other is from Xuan Shen.

Meanwhile, in a Douyu live stream, Xuan Shen saw the question mark ilex had sent to him on the screen and, not understanding why, took it as a provocation.

"Ilex! It's him again!" Xuan Shen couldn't help but swallow hard, saying, "This bastard was the one who disgusted me and prevented me from reaching the Challenger rank before! I'm going to get my revenge this time!"

The viewers in the live stream didn't take Xuan Shen's words seriously at all.

[He's a genuine champion top laner, how are you going to get revenge?]

[Xiao Xuan, come on, losing to the champion top laner isn't shameful at all]

Xuan Shen glanced at the comments and felt even more resentful.

But he didn't say it aloud; he intended to prove himself in this game.

He lost to Jayce with Fiora before, but he always felt that it was because of Jayce's champion advantage, and that he lost unjustly!

Now, he's playing Jayce against Ilex's Fiora, how could he possibly lose?

Impossible! Absolutely impossible!

Today's content is all together, so I'm posting it all at once since I don't want to divide it into chapters.

I still need to write some content about the ranked matches, but this live stream content won't be too long. I should be able to write about the MSI opening ceremony tomorrow, and the matches will start the day after tomorrow.

See you tomorrow, brothers!

(End of this chapter)