League: Educating LPL is my duty.

A sneeze!

Just after the EDG team finished ordering their food, while waiting for the dishes to be served, Clearlove suddenly sneezed and felt an itch in his nose.

"Could it be that little brat Li Chen nagging me again?"

The factory manager couldn't help but mutter to himself, and immediately suspected Li Chen, after all, this was based on experience.

Abu, sitting nearby, glanced at the factory manager and said, "Don't always judge people with prejudice. Ah Chen is so good to you; you should be grateful to have such a fan!"

"Hehehehehe!"

The factory manager smiled without saying a word. With Li Chen, the leader of the anti-fans, by his side, he was too "happy".

His popularity is rising day by day, but he would rather not have these sources of popularity.

For example, he always suspected that the nude photos of his upper body that appeared inexplicably on a certain forum, as well as the compilation of his pig-nose maneuvers in training matches, were posted by Li Chen's alternate account, but he had not yet found any evidence.

On the other side of the restaurant, two girls were sitting together staring at their phone screens.

One of the short-haired girls couldn't help but click her tongue and say, "Tsk tsk, now I finally understand why his fans call him C. It's true that there are no wrong nicknames, only wrong names. This guy is really something else."

"Why are you saying that? Those fans were just joking, okay? If you don't understand, don't talk nonsense." The long-haired girl holding the phone next to her said somewhat unhappily.

The short-haired girl covered her forehead, speechless, and said, "666, I think both of you are out of your minds. You've given him so many gifts, and you're so pretty, yet he doesn't even have any feelings for you? He didn't even offer to treat you to a meal to thank you?"

"What do you know? He's different from other streamers, okay? Do you think everyone would flock to a pretty girl they see?" The long-haired girl took back her phone and wouldn't let the other person see it.

"Oh yeah, you're right. He just finished playing against SKT and didn't even eat. The first thing he did was go live and try to make money. If you ask me, you might as well just sponsor him. Why bother waiting for him at the restaurant?"

"Just eat your food. You're starting to sound like a slut. Don't bring your fan culture here, okay? I knew I shouldn't have brought you."

"No...didn't you beg me to come with you?" The short-haired girl tilted her head, feeling as if her brain had gone blank.

I had only heard people say that women can forget their principles when they see beauty, but I didn't understand what it actually meant. Today I really saw it for myself.

They haven't even met in real life, or even started an online relationship, and she's already starting to dislike her best friend whom she's grown up with.

Li Chen was unaware that someone was specifically waiting for him at the restaurant; it was only then that the popularity of his live stream began to rise rapidly.

Once Shark realized he had started streaming, he immediately pushed the stream to him across the entire website. Almost every user who had given Shark notification permissions received a notification that Li Chen had started streaming.

Moreover, it wasn't just ordinary viewers; some streamers also came over to send gifts and show their faces after receiving news that Li Chen was going live.

The answer is: I support LPL and I support EDG!

In order not to disappoint his brothers' enthusiasm for sending rice (a form of online currency), Li Chen gritted his teeth and made up his mind to broadcast until 5 a.m. Brazilian time before ending the broadcast.

However, humans are always contradictory creatures, and with the saying "when a bird grows big, it will find all sorts of forests," so in the afternoon in China, less than half an hour after Li Chen finished his broadcast, some people started stirring up trouble.

A post titled "Objective Analysis of EDG's Victory, God_C's Solo Stream" began to receive a large number of clicks.

First of all, let me state that I am not a fan of any individual or group; I am simply a blogger who loves League of Legends.

Before we get to anything else, congratulations to EDG for defeating SKT in the group stage BO1 match. This is indeed a cause for celebration, and everyone was paying close attention to this match.

Meanwhile, EDG's top laner god_C started streaming immediately after the match. Thanks to this surge in viewership, even on a weekday daytime, his stream attracted around 4.5 million viewers and received a fair share of gifts! (Screenshot of Sister Xixi's rocket combo)

It's understandable that god_C was in a good mood after defeating SKT and wanted to go live to chat with everyone. However, I think he should have invited the other EDG members to go live with him instead of going live alone and monopolizing the gifts and popularity that should have belonged to everyone.

After all, every member of EDG contributed to the victory over SKT; it wasn't just one person who did it alone.

Furthermore, in order to interact more with the audience in the live stream, god_C continued streaming until 5 pm before ending the session. I wonder how he will cope with tomorrow's match in such a state.

Of course, this is an internal matter for EDG, and we outsiders shouldn't interfere, but we still hope that the club's management can consider things more comprehensively in the future!

The entire topic is not very long; it can be skimmed through in a few glances. Although the blogger claims to be objective and neutral, the various veiled criticisms are actually quite obvious.

After seeing this post, various groups began to demonstrate their fighting spirit.

The blogger is absolutely right, I think it's very good. god_C played well in the competition, but his character is another story.

[It's like an old lady trying to get into bed, it made me laugh! Who do you think you are, yelling like that?]

I enjoy watching C's live streams and sending him gifts, so what's it to you?

[C's fans are this kind of people, so how good can he himself be?]

[It's definitely because C (Center) is preventing his teammates from streaming. If they win, he gets all the credit, but if they lose, his teammates take the blame!]

Who are you? Do you think you can get away with not being recognized as a royalist just because you've moved to a different place?

[You have the nerve to say that you're taking credit for everyone's work? Tell me, where did your teammates get any credit?]

[If it weren't for C's two-minute solo kill on Huni and nine-minute hard kill on Faker, I don't know how we would have won this game!]

[The junior player's Galio was completely dominated by Syndra, causing the bottom lane to lose a tower in seven minutes. His contribution was immense!]

[Damn it, what's wrong with C making some money outside the scene? He's still getting a 300,000 yuan annual salary from EDG, and he's already achieved this much. Isn't that good enough? Don't bring up any bets with me. If C jumps to IG, I don't believe Wang Sicong wouldn't be willing to give up that 20 million yuan annual salary! @WangSicong!]

[Principal Wang: This isn't right. Money is fine, but can I go pick them up now? @AideZhu] (10,000 likes)

[It's truly baffling that someone can be criticized even if all they do is play games and stream all day long.]

[Rumor has it that EDG's starting top laner for tomorrow's match has been announced: it's A-Guang. Your streamers are only interested in making money, they're not even playing in matches anymore.]

[What else is there to say? That's just his character. He's used to bullying others in EDG because of his achievements, and nobody dares to do anything about it!]