"God knows how guilty I feel. Will this ointment work?" Su Mu then let go of her hand.

"It works very well. I can't eat cilantro or celery, otherwise my skin might have an allergic reaction. It should be fine after a few hours of applying the ointment."

At this point, Bai Wei's ears suddenly turned red, and she lowered her voice.

"I think I'm getting symptoms on my back too, Mumu, can you help me...?"

"Of course you can, otherwise I would be making a sound."

Su Mu quickly took the ointment, unscrewed the cap, and gestured for Bai Wei to take off her clothes.

Bai Wei's pupils darted around, her ears turning red, but she still turned around and took off her oversized T-shirt, then unbuttoned the back of her bra.

With her beautifully curved back exposed to the air, Su Mu felt no impure thoughts, only heartache upon seeing the red spots on her smooth skin.

Squeeze the white cream into your palm and gently press it onto her back, spreading the cream evenly over the affected area.

Feeling the smooth touch on her back, Bai Wei shuddered almost imperceptibly, forcibly suppressing the strange feeling in her heart.

15. Current rankings in Zone 1

It would be so embarrassing if I couldn't help but scream out loud...

In those few dozen seconds, Bai Wei felt as if an eternity had passed. It wasn't until Su Mu fastened her bra again that she finally released her tightly closed lips.

"Alright." Su Mu turned to Bai Wei and asked with concern, "Are there any other symptoms? I'll help you with them too."

“I can do the rest myself… You should go wash your hands to avoid spreading the infection.” Bai Wei shook her head, blushing.

"Silly girl, an allergy isn't a viral infection, it's not contagious." Su Mu smiled, but still put down the ointment and walked out of the room. "Just call me if you need anything, I won't close the door."

"Ah."

Bai Wei agreed, and seeing Su Mu gently close the door, she bit her lower lip, took off her hot pants, and picked up the ointment placed to the side...

It seems we shouldn't take chances and eat cilantro and celery too easily...

Yi Er Lin san Er Ling Qi Ba...

Su Mu returned to the kitchen, washed the dishes and chopsticks, put them back in the sterilizing cabinet, and slowly breathed a sigh of relief.

Sigh, good intentions gone wrong.

I've temporarily given up on playing ranked matches and am now sitting in front of the computer, absentmindedly browsing trending news.

The Anti-Pressure Bar hasn't been born yet, and we don't know if the Wuyi QiI Bar will ever exist in the future.

Player communities like NGA, Hupu, and Duowan Games are rife with discussions on various topics.

There are discussions about techniques, analyzing hero skills and tips, and also topics like mid-lane self-cultivation, top-lane's path to resilience, how ADCs can carry, how supports can coordinate with ADCs, how junglers can gank and crush... wait, I mean, how to gank and destroy all three lanes, and so on...

The players haven't yet developed a culture of urgency and respect; the penguins in this world are surprisingly considerate. If someone gets reported for AFK (away from keyboard), they're genuinely doing their job—they're banned without hesitation.

For serious offenses, such as those lasting ten days to half a month, or repeated and egregious violations, a permanent account ban will be imposed.

If the second account with the same real-name authentication is also permanently banned, this ID card will be banned from registering and authenticating accounts again.

The penalties are quite severe. In such a strict environment, very few people will just hang up at the slightest provocation; even if they're verbally abusive, they won't dare to do it openly.

After all, if the store is reported and verified, they'll still send the same AFK (away from keyboard) package.

After browsing several online forums and communities, Su Mu closed the page and opened the leaderboard for the Ionia server in the Chinese server's first region. *Hiss*

As predicted on the forums, the first Master rank player in the Chinese server has yet to be crowned. Under the MMR matchmaking system where everyone is vying for higher ranks, the competition is fierce.

The first place winner is Diamond 1, ID: Yuzi. She seems to be a female player, as her profile has a professional player certification mark.

Looking at their record, it was quickly concluded that they had failed to advance in three matches.

Te Juan.

In addition, Su Mu also discovered that the real-name authentication information actually displayed gender. When he opened his personal information and clicked on the gender column, he was told that it could not be modified.

Hmm, it seems to directly synchronize ID cards, but only gender; no other real personal information is included.

The second-ranked player is a male player with a fairly standard ID: DTG-Huolang. His profile also includes the certification mark of a professional player.

Su Mu rested her chin on her hand and returned to the ranking page. She continued scrolling down and found more than a dozen professional players in the top 100, half male and half female.

Unsurprisingly, those with team prefixes found the corresponding club information.

Some esports clubs have already started releasing recruitment requirements, inviting talented and confident players to submit their resumes, but most other clubs and teams are still quiet, presumably because the competitions are not coming anytime soon.

In this world, women are physically stronger than men, but men haven't been weakened either.

The professional players (Part 4) are not entirely dominated by women; there are quite a few men in the group.

Some teams even only want male or female players, for reasons such as easier management of same-sex players, and also to prevent internal relationships from damaging team camaraderie.

For example, the PUBG team that Su Mu previously played in Japan consisted entirely of female players.

Of course, some teams don't care about this, since they can only ban things within the team, not outside of it.

These professional players have no problem with dating; as long as they achieve good results, everything is negotiable. However, if dating leads to poor season performance, they'll be waiting to be picked up during the transfer window.

Another very important piece of information is that the LPL team slots have not yet been officially determined, which means that a fierce competition may be necessary.

Whether there will be a promotion and relegation system in the future remains a mystery.

There wasn't a single team name that matched the previous life, nor a single professional player. The background of this world was the same, but everything else was quite different, including the people.

Su Mu couldn't find any League of Legends professional players he knew from his previous life.

Why not use the ultimate skill?

No Wu Yi's father, Ba ⊙ Qi Liu Yi, had an idle bath.

There was no reverse smoking.

There was no reverse arrow shooting.

You can beat me without 17 cards...

There isn't one for PUBG either.

There may be isoforms, but their IDs may not be the same, and we don't know if we will ever encounter them in the future.

This applies not only to professional athletes, but also to singers, celebrities, and well-known athletes.

For example... the most popular pigeon is still the same pigeon, but her gender has changed to female, her name contains the character "Kun", and the second character is different.

The overall rhythm of the hit song has also been slightly changed, but the first line, "灵貳就陵武罢柒san魂", is a perfect match.

There are no music giants, no milk tea chubby guy, no children's song master Dr. Chen, and no isotopes.

If there were any works that were uniquely their own style, Su Mu would definitely recognize them.

For example, all of the past US presidents have been women; Obama and Trump are completely unheard of...

However, Su Mu didn't need to worry about any of that. Right now, she should be thinking about how to enter the professional League of Legends scene.

If you actively submit your resume, ignore it unless absolutely necessary.

As the saying goes, whoever takes the initiative first puts themselves at a disadvantage.

There aren't many ways to get an internal referral, so it's still not worth considering.

Signing up for youth training is a feasible method, but you have to select teams yourself. At present, you don't know enough about the various teams, so doing so is not very safe.

After much deliberation, Su Mu realized that he only had one path left to choose from.

That means focusing on climbing the national server rankings. As long as you're among the top, you won't have to worry about teams not coming to you. At that point, you'll have the initiative in your own hands.

"It's not just about making a living; you have to work hard to rank up for your dreams..."

Su Mu closed all the unnecessary pages, lazily stretched his body, then reached under the table to grab a bottle of pure milk, and clicked to start a match.

The fighting went on until sunset.

Scanning the row of green matches with one or two red ones, Su Mu nodded in satisfaction, got up, and lay down on the big bed.

It wasn't that she wanted to lose, but she simply couldn't veto the result after 20 minutes.

It's perfectly normal to occasionally encounter players who aren't too competitive.

16. I won't stop streaming until I reach Gold 1.

Before dinner that evening, Bai Wei's allergy symptoms had disappeared.

To avoid this situation, Su Mu memorized all of Bai Wei's allergens.

At the dinner table, Su Mu said that she wanted to cook for herself from now on, and that if she wasn't too busy, there was no need to order takeout or eat out.

So Bai Wei reduced the rent significantly, saying it was as reimbursement for purchasing ingredients and seasonings, as well as payment for helping with cooking.

It's fair to say that Su Mu practically doesn't have to pay rent...

After all, if I pay 100 yuan a month, can it still be considered rent?

Su Mu said it was unnecessary, but Bai Wei convinced him with a series of reasons.

They're talking about ingredient prices, how the cost of hiring a waiter is far higher than a thousand yuan in rent, and so on...

Finally, Su Mu could only scratch his head and clean up the dishes, feeling that something was not quite right.

Back in her room, ready to start her live stream, she suddenly realized that she was also the one who ate, not just cooking for Bai Wei…

She's got me hooked...

Well, since we've already made the promise, let's just do our best to do it well.

Bai Wei has her own principles; she doesn't take advantage of others for free, nor does she want to.

……

At 8:00 sharp, Su Mu changed the title of his live stream and started streaming again to continue climbing the ranks.

Several people quickly flooded into the live stream room; their IDs were somewhat familiar, and they sent out a few comments.

What a coincidence, I just happened to catch Brother Mu going live.

[Hey, Reiner! The stool is all set up, just waiting for Brother Mu to dominate the battlefield and maybe even steal a few of his tricks, hehe.]

[Yesterday's jungle Nidalee pick was really strong. I've played it more than ten times today and already reached Silver 1. qǐ sān lín sī jǒu qī san shì.]

[Hey sisters, didn't you see the new title of Mu Ge's live stream? He won't stop streaming until he reaches Gold 1, and he can climb several ranks in one night.]

Goodness…

Su Mu glanced at the comments and laughed, "I'm currently at Gold 3, so getting to Gold 1 shouldn't be too difficult."

[Ah, lymph nodes (three) tumors (nine) skirt chat?]

[It's true! So Mu-ge is still ranking up even when he's not streaming. Oh my god, he's only lost two games so far. That's an insane win rate!]

Wow, yesterday it was Silver at 4, today it's Gold at 3. I won't say more, if Brother Mu can get it to Gold at 1 tonight, I'll just swipe the plane.

The boss is generous.

"If things go smoothly, it can be finished in about 15 rounds."

After being matched with an opponent, Su Mu clicked to enter the game and went to the BP interface. He quickly completed the process and arrived at Summoner's Rift. Soon after, the opponent surrendered at 15 minutes, ending the game.

It was utterly tasteless.

[15 minutes ago, my teammate raised a super jungler with a 10-0 score, and it was a Nidalee. If I were in that situation, I wouldn't dare to mess it up.]

[I've been listening to Mu Ge ramble on. By the way, Mu Ge's live streaming style doesn't seem like that of a new streamer. Most new streamers are more reserved. To put it bluntly, they're practically mute if there are no comments. Have you ever streamed any games before?]

"A genuine new live streamer."

Su Mu let out a soft, chuckled laugh. The body was definitely there, but the soul, or rather, the consciousness, wasn't…

While she was interacting with the audience, a live stream room on the Shark platform with over four million viewers was filled with a dense barrage of comments.

In the camera footage, a woman wearing square-framed glasses, with a rather unique appearance, waved her hands wildly, her expression one of utter exasperation.

"So annoying! This stubborn girl is so annoying. Wow, how dare she grab people like that? Isn't she afraid of my teammates?"

"Her play just now was absolutely a bluff. It's impossible for her to calculate the damage so precisely. No one in the Gold rank has a skill level that high, unless it's a smurf account of a professional player!"

Aunt Ma has already broken through her defenses and suffered seven consecutive losses. Tonight, she may not be able to get her first win before the broadcast ends, which will be a disgrace.

【How to put it? I just love seeing Ma Bao's anxious face. Then tonight she can hold me and go to sleep early. How to put it? I'll just wait for her to fall asleep and then eat dumpling wrappers with one hand.】

[The water friend is always amazing.]

Is it possible that Aunt Ma has male fans?

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