[Esports] Team Leader Xie, your mid laner is causing trouble again.

Ji Yu's real name is Ji Yu, and he is an active support player for the League of Legends HY team.

Although she is a support character, she has a heart that yearns to deal damage.

Therefore, during each off-season, he would play a couple of games in the mid lane to give himself some fun.

As Cheng thought, she was matched up against Li Zhi.

Not only did he not get to enjoy the thrill of dominating the battlefield, he was also trapped under a turret and chased down by a streamer who had angered him.

After being killed for the fourth time, Ji Yu stared blankly at Li Zhi dancing on his corpse, numbly typing away.

[All crucian carp: If you keep this up, I'm unfollowing you!]

However, the opposing team was not threatened at all and led their team to push to the entrance of the crystal.

The economic gap between the two sides was too large. With his maxed-out equipment and dual swords, Jhin slashed and killed him again in the fountain.

Ji Yu was completely numb.

[All crucian carp: I've been de-fanned.]

The mothers' fans flooded the live chat with expressions of sympathy, while many extreme fans hurled insults at Li Zhi.

Li Zhi kept kicking Xiao Heizi out of the live stream, a smile playing on her lips, deliberately trying to disgust people.

[(All) Those who eat my lines are dogs: Why aren't you calling me husband anymore?]

[All crucian carp: Men who commit domestic violence are unacceptable!]

The crystal exploded after I sent that message.

It's very fitting for the occasion, as if a scumbag is making a vow amidst a thunderous downpour.

The viewers in the live chat started laughing.

[I can't take it anymore; the streamer seems to have lost their only true fan.]

[You've perfectly purified the haters, streamer!]

This crucian carp is quite interesting; I'd like to make some.

[You have good taste, the person upstairs is on Weibo @HY-Fish.]

[I can't take it anymore. Xiaoyu was actually streaming just now too. I watched as he sent a friend request to the streamer, and then the coach beat him up and dragged him away.]

[Fish's actions have even made it to the trending topics; it's not unreasonable for them to get a beating.]

[Can't even beat a trash streamer, everyone's bundled up in winter coats, Fish's gaming skills have returned to winter!]

[Fish dared to publicly express his love for Baijia Lei; I think he has no intention of playing professionally anymore.]

[How can a support player play mid lane? Besides, can't professional players have their favorite streamers? I'm taking my favorite player.]

As public figures, professional gamers have attracted the attention of netizens with even the slightest movement in recent years.

The e-sports industry is comparable to a second entertainment industry.

The contestants naturally didn't want to associate with a well-known bad streamer like Li Zhi.

Apart from Ji Yu.

Li Zhi opened a bag of potato chips and started munching away. After glancing at the comments, he opened his friend request list.

Sure enough, a fresh application came in from the crucian carp.

The message read: "Let's remarry, honey. I was just saying that in anger."

Li Zhi: "..."

He really wanted to refuse.

But remembering the comments that Ji Yu was getting hammered for his friend status, he still clicked "agree" with a touch of pity.

[Honey, I'd like to add you as a friend too.]

[Honey, can we play Jhin again in the next game? I didn't get to enjoy this one.]

[Will you play any mini-games after your ranked match tonight? I'd like to watch Snake.]

Li Zhi poured the remaining crumbs from the potato chip bag into her mouth and then wiped her hands with a wet wipe.

"No. No way. I don't play stupid games."

He responded to every single one of their questions, while simultaneously dismissing everyone who called him "husband," his voice as cold as a scumbag pulling up his pants and walking away.

"I'm ending the stream after this game. Didn't you say so?"

The comments section erupted in protest.

【When?】

Did you say that in your dream? I didn't hear it at all during the entire viewing.

[I knew it was strange that they started broadcasting so late at night; turns out they were waiting for this.]

[If you want to skip the live stream, just say so. Making excuses is really pathetic.]

Amidst the barrage of criticism in the comments, Li Zhi nonchalantly uttered an "Oh."

"Then I'll be blunt, I'm ending the broadcast."

The words had barely left his mouth when the live stream went dark before the "goodbye" and "bye-bye" messages could even be typed in the chat.

It's as if they'd be exhausted from typing if they stayed on the live stream even a second longer.

After ending the live stream, Li Zhi decisively shut down her computer and slumped back in her chair.

He slumped lazily for a while before slowly standing up and stretching out.

Her mint-green wolf tail was tied into a small bun, playfully adorning the back of her head. With each movement, a few strands of hair fell down, landing on her fair nape, appearing and disappearing in the shadows.

He grabbed a black baseball jersey and put it on, then stuffed a couple of bites of the leftover bread from lunch into his mouth, his cheeks bulging.

It wasn't because he wanted to be lazy and ended the broadcast early, as some viewers said. Although Li Zhi did want to be lazy, he really had something important to do today.

The rented room is located in a dilapidated old neighborhood.

Li Zhi stood at the door, comparing the map app for a long time, but in the end she couldn't bear to part with the ten-odd yuan taxi fare.

Resigned to my fate, I started walking a kilometer to squeeze onto the subway.

Half an hour later, he stood in front of the UUC team's base.

UUC team is a veteran powerhouse in the WPL (Wanjing Duel Pro League).

Their performance has been consistently strong, and they have almost never fallen out of Group S.

At their peak, they were first in Group S every time, winning two championships in a year, enjoying immense popularity.

However, after the fall season last year, the team's veteran mid-laner retired, and the team is now actively recruiting new players.

Li Zhi could roughly guess the purpose of UUC's current training coach Shi Kai's invitation to his trip.

He pursed his lips, tidied his hair, and looked up to see a person standing at the entrance of the base.

Jiang Feng, the team manager of UUC.

Wearing gold-rimmed glasses and sporting a slicked-back hairstyle, he had the typical look of a cunning and shrewd old man.

They seem to be good at cutting players' salaries.

This was Kurichi's first thought.

While Li Zhi was discreetly observing Jiang Feng, Jiang Feng was also observing the Omega standing in front of the door, a slender yet stunningly beautiful woman.

His eyes were large and bright, as if they were filled with water.

His skin was almost glowing white in the sunlight, and he stood there quietly, looking completely harmless.

It's completely impossible to associate him with the rumored fierce, uncivilized, and sarcastic commentator, Da A.

Jiang Feng asked hesitantly, "You are... Lychee?"

As soon as he finished speaking, the seemingly well-behaved boy in front of him raised his head.

She casually blew away the mint-green strands of hair that were scattered on her cheeks and raised an eyebrow at him.

"it's me."

His tone was casual, and he was completely nonchalant; all that was missing was a loud whistle.

For a moment, Jiang Feng had a strange feeling.

It felt as if I wasn't a manager interviewing new recruits at the entrance of my own team's base, but rather a respectable young woman being harassed by some thugs on the street.

Jiang Feng: "..."

He suppressed the inexplicable shyness that had just arisen and expressionlessly stepped aside to clear the doorway.

"...Please come in."