I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

Friend request from Redmi Coach (accepted)

And then the last dozen or so messages from Sister Zhou.

???

I glanced at it briefly, and it basically said: She's definitely received his feelings? She's telling him to keep trying. She'll be watching all the time?

WTF?

When did he develop feelings again? He clearly didn't flirt with Sister Zhou anymore. Could it be that Sister Shuang said something to her?

Although completely bewildered, Luo Fei politely replied, "Thank you." Anyway, since Sister Shuang had done it, he figured he might as well admit it and be done with it. He figured Sister Shuang wouldn't betray him, right? Young Luo Fei still didn't understand that this real-life version of a dramatic outburst after a meeting was practically no different from an ancient version of a hero rescuing a damsel in distress.

As usual, he started his live stream to prepare for his daily routine: broadcasting a new anime for half an hour and playing two games for a total of about an hour. After that, he casually strolled around to pass the time. Luo Fei also planned to check out some rooms and interact with the other players before logging off to get some rest.

At this point in time, WE is not having as many scrimmages as before. After all, many teams have either secured their playoff spot and want to take a break, or they have secured their playoff spot and started to tank. So most of the time, the players are free to move around.

Seeing the clueless streamer open the live stream, countless clueless viewers instantly realized that tonight's live stream was about to reach its final stage. So everyone started to surface.

"To be honest, it should be my seventh brother's turn today."

"Get lost! You're always watching that mindless stuff. How about Lu Xueqi today? She's just playing League of Legends."

"Damn it, you upstairs slut aren't much better. I suggest you go to 1024, the experts there are all talented and they speak very nicely."

"Hey streamer, go check on Brother Bao next door, his wife's on camera."

! ! ! ! ! ! !

Among the numerous comments, Luo Fei spotted the last one immediately.

Damn, how could he have almost forgotten about that? Looking at the top streamers on the seafood platform, while many have fallen from grace, there's always one top streamer in each section who has consistently held a top-three position for several years. With such a powerful patron, when else would he want to latch onto him?

He skillfully entered the room number; after all, he used to be a regular viewer of this live stream, and he remembered the stream number very clearly. As soon as he entered, the image of the big monkey appeared before him once again. Of course, since he was also a streamer of some caliber, Bao Ge immediately saw the information that Luo Fei had entered the room.

"Oh? Young man, what a rare sight! You play DNF too?"

Seeing the former bigwig on the other side of the screen take the initiative to interact, he obviously wanted to say something too. Just as he was about to speak, Bao Sao's figure appeared in the live broadcast room, forcibly swallowing back what he wanted to say.

However, it was precisely at this opportune moment that Luo Fei cleverly unleashed his sycophantic tactics, showering Han Qianqian with compliments over the microphone. He effortlessly uttered phrases like, "Brother Bao must have saved the world in his past life to be able to marry a woman like Sister-in-law."

When dealing with a henpecked husband like Bao Ge, the best approach is to shower his wife with compliments. Praising one woman is like praising two – when else would you do something like this? It may seem mindless, but it's incredibly effective; at least Bao Ge and his wife both seem to understand.

Bao Ge slammed his hand on the table, practically swearing brotherhood with Luo Fei on the spot: "Brother, that's all I have to say. Come over and have a chat when you're free after the competition. I'll have your sister-in-law cook for you. Just tell me what you want to eat."

"Really, Brother Bao?"

"Absolutely. Your sister-in-law is an absolute master at cooking, if I may not say anything else."

"Um... Sister-in-law, may I eat dumplings?"

"Of course not... um?" In that instant, Bao Ge seemed to sense that something was wrong again.

Chapter 123, Section 130: World-Class ADC

The interaction with Bao Ge was just a brief chat before it ended. Although Luo Fei was tempted by Bao Ge's offer to carry him through Anton Raid, he didn't dare to actually do it. The memory of being the top Tangmen mid-laner in S5 was still fresh in his mind. If he were to interact with Bao Ge and then lose the match, he would become the "Number One Sword Emperor" in DNF, and he didn't want that kind of meme.

He finished his livestream perfectly, took a shower, had a long phone call, and finally lay in bed full of hope for tomorrow. The new roster making it straight to the playoffs in the new season is already a very good result. At least based on this, WE's five players should remain unchanged for the summer split.

To be fair, while personnel changes are very common in professional teams, whether a newcomer's personality can truly integrate into the original team is another matter entirely.

The simplest example is when students are assigned dorm rooms. If you encounter like-minded people, it's like a chaotic brawl of purebred huskies. But if you encounter people with different personalities, it immediately turns into a dorm version of the TV drama "Empresses in the Palace".

Each flavor has its own story; those who understand will understand.

With anticipation for the playoffs in mind, Luo Fei sweetly drifted into his dream.

The next day.

Seeing Crystal explode twice on the field, he lost his composure.

QG's mid and jungle have indeed fallen apart, and their synergy has significantly deteriorated. They basically only coordinate when they encounter each other, otherwise, they just give up. Because of this, Luo Fei and Xi Ye were only able to barely hold their own against the opposing team. But more importantly, he found himself suddenly out of sorts today, feeling like he couldn't play at all. Otherwise, given the enemy mid and jungle's coordination, he would have normally crushed them long ago.

Just when they thought the outcome of these two games would depend on Leg's team fight performance, the eternal god once again stepped up and completely dominated Big Brother from start to finish. Especially for AD carry like Chen Bigang, who is prone to getting carried away when provoked, Uzi had him completely under his thumb.

This Uzi is no longer the mad dog who couldn't stand being wronged.

By this point, he had already experienced the three-part saga of being cursed by fans after returning home as runner-up for Royal Club, the collapse of his super team before it even took off, and the instant split between his mid and jungle players after transferring to QG. He had undergone a complete transformation, inside and out. There was no way around it; he was already being called a traitor, and if he didn't act rationally, he would truly become a spoiled brat in the esports world.

Although the AD carries in S6 weren't great, they could still dictate the pace of the game if they farmed up in the mid-to-late game. Especially AD carries like Uzi, whose ability to snowball and farm is among the best in the world; they are truly world-class AD carries.

Here's a quick explanation of why Uzi is called the "God of All Time".

Aside from the joke Shan Ni Ruo made during his live stream, he did indeed have facts to back it up.

As we all know, AD (Attack Damage Carry) is a position that requires frequent mouse clicks, which significantly shortens a player's career. Looking at world-class AD carries, their peak periods are almost never very long.

What does "world-class" mean?

A player who can single-handedly change the course of a battle.

Deft's Pentakill with Sivir

SMLZ's big mouth sprays five

UZI's Vayne 1v5 pentakill

Intercontinental Race High Ground Turnaround Tower Dive One-Shot Four-Man Brother-in-Law

Pray, who hits the bullseye every time and changes the course of the battle with a single arrow

Lucian, with his four-protect-one strategy, controlled the game.

The five consecutive jumps by the little cannon saved the world of Oucheng.

Lucian's seamless combo turned the tide of battle.

Or perhaps the most well-known example is JKL, who risked his entire career with a single flash shot.

These ones,

He's a world-class ADC.

However, none of the above can match Uzi's ability to maintain his peak performance from his debut until his retirement, a full seven years later. He may not have been the strongest ADC at any given time, but no matter the point in time, if you look towards the world-class ADCs, you can always find him.

That's what makes him so terrifying.

After accepting defeat, WE can only fight for the last two playoff spots. Fortunately, they have one M3 and one EPA, so even if they're incredibly unlucky, they should still be able to beat those two.

After shaking hands as per protocol, the WE team returned to the rest room to receive their team leader's "educational lecture." While the bot lane's performance in those two games was disastrous, the other players' team fights weren't very well-executed either. In particular, Luo Fei was targeted by the opposing team's draft in both games, forcing him to pick Jarvan IV, which led to many memorable moments.

His EQ flash plays were so disastrous that he'd made blunders, like failing to land his ultimate and then letting his teammates fall behind. The team leader had already considered banning him several times. And that wasn't all; in the final few waves, he inexplicably missed opportunities to turn the tide of the game with his ultimate, squandering those chances.

According to a certain EDG player, this is a problem with their mindset.

As soon as Luo Fei returned to the lounge, he was immediately called over by the team leader.

Before the reprimand, he even overheard the idiot team leader talking on the phone with the boss.

"Hey? Boss, he didn't use his ultimate again in the last game. This guy must have some mental issues. I didn't curse him, I didn't curse him in the last game either, but there's still something wrong with him in this game."

After saying that, he turned his head and looked directly at Luo Fei in front of him.

"Why didn't you use your ultimate? You didn't use your F4 ultimate, what's going on? Why didn't you use your ultimate when the enemy F4 was there? You died and used your ultimate but missed, you used your ultimate but missed again down below, you died in front of the high ground but didn't use your ultimate, what were you doing?"

. . . . . .

Why does this passage have a strange sense of déjà vu?

Why does he feel like he's heard that somewhere before?

Finally, remembering that this was some kind of bible, he didn't utter that classic quote like some other players, but instead silently chose to remain silent and play dead. There's not much to say; he messed up, and now he can only go back and increase his training volume to try and get back into form in the next couple of matches.

Besides, he wasn't the only one who was withdrawn. His brother-in-law, who was standing next to him, wasn't doing much better.

They're such good guys, sharing the blame when it comes to something.

Unlike some people who share joy in poverty but remain silent in wealth, at least Luo Fei took a serious look and noticed that none of the WE team members, from the team leaders to the older folks, were wearing watches to work.

This wave of news actually put him at ease.

As for Sister Shuang's gift, I guess I'll have to wait a couple of days to pick it up.

Two days later,

WE, returning to the venue, appeared noticeably more composed than two days prior. They've already been heavily criticized for losing to QG, a team they were already unlikely to beat; if they lose to M3 as well? They might as well forget about getting their salaries this month.

The five men encouraged each other, determined not only to win today, but to win spectacularly.

The moment they stepped off the venue, another bus pulled up beside them. The M3 team members were slowly disembarking one by one. In the crowd, Luo Fei spotted the man immediately. If there was anyone he had most wanted to see after all this time traveling, it would undoubtedly be this man before him.

Thinking of this, Luo Fei's lips curled into a sweet smile.

Mr. Kang, every encounter in this world is a reunion after a long separation.

Chapter 124, Section 131: The "Galactic Battleship" is Inevitable Series

To put it simply, the M3 in the S6 and the M3 in the S5 are two different things.

The lineup for S5's M3 is as follows:

Looper, a top laner, is considered the most versatile top laner.

Jungler Condi, the Dragon's Son during his development phase.

Dade, a mid-laner, is one of the ten players from Samsung.

AD Sima Laozei, the emperor of LSPL.

Look, with this lineup in Season 5, it was definitely another super team, only slightly inferior to OMG. But even such a super team fell victim to the curse of super teams sinking and was utterly crushed, becoming nothing more than easy experience points in the league.

The team's loss was partly due to their mid-laner only speaking Korean, coupled with the veteran player's personality; M3 in S5 was once known as the "mute team." Of course, the most important reason was their support player, the younger brother of the "Human Emperor": Gai Di.

It's hard to imagine that in the S5 meta dominated by heavy armor champions, with the strongest top laner, this lineup would be among the weakest. This shows just how capable this player, Gai Di, is. With a player as amazing as him, if the LPL, leveraging his reputation as a "human emperor," did a little manipulation to get him into the LCK, wouldn't the LPL be a guaranteed champion?

Unfortunately, the club at the time wasn't very flexible in its thinking, and naturally, they foolishly used him for their own purposes. This led to M3's miserable period of finishing at the bottom of the table several times a year.

Until S6, when all the key players left M3, the remaining original roster surprisingly included the infamous Gai Di and Condi. Condi was understandably frustrated; while his performance in S5 was decent, it was just passable and far from enough to entice other clubs to sign him.

After spending a whole year as a "baby" in M3, it's impossible for the jungler not to have some faults. The few who recognized his talent were usually junglers on the same team, so naturally, Condi ended up in M3. WE, the only team he could hope for, also vanished completely after Luo Fei's rise.