League: I really didn't tank!

Chapter 81: A Weibo post sparked a media storm!

QG is already a team that receives a lot of attention, and because of Doinb's sudden substitution, many people are paying attention to him. As soon as this Weibo post was released, it immediately caused a huge uproar!

【? ? ? 】

【real or fake? 】

There's a hidden meaning in those words!

[Does this Weibo post mean he was benched because he didn't play well?]

[What kind of logic is this? The team hasn't lost a single game, so why are they substituting players off?]

This is way too exaggerated!

Is she being ostracized by her new teammates?

Although Doinb phrased it euphemistically, his fans, who are good at imagining things, quickly came to a conclusion after careful analysis.

In the new season, Doinb has been unable to integrate into the team and even has difficulty communicating with his teammates!

Upon seeing this, many fans suddenly realized what was going on.

This might be the reason why Doinb has not performed well in the new season.

As the only veteran member of QG to remain from last year, Doinb has a significant number of personal fans among QG's team fans, and many people were quite angry after seeing this scene.

Why should he be replaced? He's dedicated himself to the team for two years, and last year he was definitely the team's star player. Is he being replaced just because of a few bad games?

[Needless to say, he was isolated by his four new teammates.]

[I'm guessing it's Uzi. He's really good at dismantling teams; he dismantled OMG last year and QG this year.]

What's your dog's bark upstairs? Does this have anything to do with puppies?

Even in this situation, he's still praising his teammates, sob sob, Doinb is so gentle.

[Could it be Brother Tree? He never trains.]

[No way, Brother Tree doesn't look like a bad guy.]

There's not much to say. After seeing this Weibo post, Doinb's fans immediately launched an attack.

Perhaps these people aren't even QG team fans, but just Doinb's die-hard fans. They can't even stand seeing Doinb's teammates in the limelight.

They don't care about the truth; all they know is that Doinb has been wronged!

Uzi's social media accounts were the first to be compromised.

Seeing Doinb isolated, many people directly pointed the finger at Uzi, and the anti-Doinb faction naturally took the opportunity to fan the flames, with all sorts of insults coming out.

[You've already dismantled one team, and now you want to dismantle another? Can't you just leave QG alone?]

This is disgusting!

Then, on Park Unyong's personal Weibo, fans know that the substitution was Coach Park's order.

How dare you?

Do you know how much Doinb feels about the QG team? Why are you helping outsiders bully Doinb?

Are you qualified to be a coach?

[That's just how Korean coaches are, so arrogant!]

Even Chen Dongqing was affected; his Weibo, which doesn't have many fans, was flooded with insults.

Of course, there are still quite a few rational people, and some people say some objective things, but it doesn't make much difference.

Rational people are not good at speaking; only malicious words can flood the air.

People's rationality is negatively correlated with their population size. If guided in the right direction, they can accomplish great things; if guided in the wrong direction, they can do great evils.

When Doinb's fans received negative guidance from him, the energy they unleashed was quite astonishing.

This energy was quickly transmitted to QG.

Having just secured two victories, Uzi, sitting on the bus, was completely bewildered as he watched the sudden flood of insults pouring down on his Weibo account.

Although he has indeed been criticized a lot over the years while playing professionally, there's always a reason behind it!

The team is on a six-game winning streak, so why are they still getting criticized?

Beside him, Xiangguo looked equally surprised: "Holy crap, I got insulted too? And it wasn't just me, you guys got insulted too."

Chen Dongqing: ? ? ?

He then opened Weibo and saw the malicious comments.

He immediately understood what was going on.

He opened his following list, clicked on Doinb's Weibo, and then saw the Weibo post that Doinb had made.

Chen Dongqing didn't care much. After turning off her phone, she slowly closed her eyes, listening to the songs in her headphones, not taking the matter to heart at all.

At that moment, Jay Chou's "Surrounded by Enemies" was playing.

"If hurting me is in your nature, then compassion will be my motto."

He had been a live streamer for so many years before he transmigrated, and had been bombarded with countless barrages of insults. He was used to being cursed at.

This thing poses no threat to him.

Hanging oneself on Weibo is ultimately something only someone with immature mind would do.

Internet-addicted teenagers are inexperienced and gain enormous attention and income at a young age, making it easy for them to become unbalanced.

This is not something Chen Dongqing should be angry about; someone else will take care of him.

At the front of the bus, Coach Park Un-ryong stared at his phone with a grim expression.

He certainly had no intention of benching Doinb.

He moved Doinb to the bench simply to give him time to calm down and reflect, and to make him understand that work and life should be kept separate.

But unexpectedly, this incident has occurred.

Moreover, Doinb's approach was truly sophisticated.

He didn't choose to post on Weibo before OMG's match started because he knew that if QG won the match after he posted on Weibo, the influence of his post would be greatly diminished.

His choice to post on Weibo after defeating OMG was quite clever.

Because QG's next opponent is EDG, currently the strongest team in China, who is undefeated like QG.

The current public opinion is just the beginning. If QG loses to EDG after replacing Doinb, it's hard to imagine what kind of public opinion will follow.

At that point, it might be impossible to prevent Doinb from playing.

Even a more timid coach, one who fears the backlash from public opinion, would now bring Doinb back into the starting lineup, out of fear of taking responsibility.

But who was Coach Park? He sat quietly on the hood of the car, watching without saying a word.

Doinb sat in the parking space, remaining silent.

The entire bus was quite quiet.

It wasn't until everyone got off the bus and returned to the training room that the coach pulled Doinb aside for a talk.

Even if Doinb did something like that, Park Unyong wouldn't lose his temper with him in front of the other players. Public humiliation is damaging to a person's self-esteem, and that's his bottom line.

"What's the deal with your Weibo post?"

Doinb glanced at his coach, then lowered his gaze and said, "It's nothing, just explaining to the fans. If you want me to delete it, I can."

A surge of anger welled up inside Park Unyong.

You can delete it?

Now that the content on Weibo has spread throughout the entire e-sports circle, what good is deleting Weibo posts except to add fuel to the fire?

"No need," Coach Park Un-yong said. "I'm not punishing you by having you as a substitute, but just to help you calm down. Once you've calmed down, I can put you back on the court even in the second game today."

"But judging from your reaction, you don't seem to be calm at all." Park Un-yong's attitude was extremely tough: "If you think you can get on the field by using these kinds of methods, then you can forget about ever playing again. You should just go back to the second team and work your way up."

Upon hearing this, Doinb finally showed signs of panic.

But Park Unryong didn't want to hear his explanation and turned to leave.

(End of this chapter)