"She was able to overcome depression after being targeted like that in Japan, and she didn't lose faith in life or esports. Just based on that experience, and looking at how cheerful and smiling she is now, do you think her mentality is worse than ours, two old women?"

Xu Jing smiled helplessly.

Thirty-something years old isn't considered an old woman... especially since Liu Keke is only twenty-six or twenty-seven.

However, she has a point.

"Isn't it an analyst's job to consider every possibility?"

"That's why I chose you, even though you have no qualifications."

"You rascal..."

"Let's not talk about that now. There are a ton of questions about the kids in the notebook. You'll have to work overtime with me tonight. Of course, if your husband has any special needs tonight, I'll still allow you to come home from get off work. After all, the relationship between husband and wife is important." Liu Keke smiled teasingly.

Xu Jing waved her hand without saying anything.

She is a reliable and dedicated adult woman. Once she joins WLD, she has to live up to the high salary.

As long as the money is right, employees are willing to work hard for the company's future without even having to ask their superiors.

"Do you think we need to change the players' style? The bot lane is still too aggressive."

"It's best not to. It's not difficult to suppress a very radical style, but pushing a heavy style forward is exponentially more difficult. Look at Yan Hua, isn't that what happened?"

"That's true."

"When will we be able to find an assistant coach? It's not good for just the two of us to keep going like this."

"You need the right people; you can't rush it."

"..."

The two coaches were working overtime on a plan, while Bai Wei had just opened the door to Su Mu's room and saw her lying on the bed.

178. Evening Service

The lighting was soft, and since the temperature wasn't too high, the air conditioning wasn't on in the light-colored room. A faint fragrance filled the air, making people feel relaxed without even realizing it.

Seeing Su Mu lying on the bed scrolling on a tablet, one could see the game footage on the tablet from a distance.

Which match replay are you watching?

"The match between TFS and RT," Su Mu replied.

Bai Wei suddenly realized, recalling the schedule, that she would be playing RT in a week.

No wonder she cared so much…

Thinking about Su Mu's past, Bai Wei felt a pang of heartache.

Since becoming a professional player and entering the public eye, Su Mu's past professional experience has been thoroughly investigated, and many people know that she was once a youth training player for the PUBG division of RT Club.

She also learned that she had been sold to a Japanese team by RT's current LOL division manager.

After digging up these details, let's take a look at the PUBG tournaments related to the Japanese UJ team in recent years. It's hilarious; I searched for a long time but couldn't find anyone who looks similar to Su Mu.

It wasn't until 2021 that they finally found Su Mu in a tournament in the Japanese region.

Although Su Mu looked very different back then compared to now, with her hair reaching her hips and her overall demeanor leaning more towards that of a delicate and sweet girl, she was still recognized at a glance by her die-hard fans.

She only played one match at that time, and her performance was terrible. Anyone who knows PUBG can see that she didn't coordinate well with her teammates. She was the kind of unlucky girl who was pushed up to be the scapegoat.

Su Mu has played PUBG before during her live streams, and her performance in duo queues with professional PUBG players is just as good as theirs, so no one doubts her skill level.

All people know is that she spent two and a half years as a benchwarmer for the Japanese team, wasting her precious youth.

All of this is thanks to RT manager Liang Wenmei.

Esports events need topics to attract discussion, and discussion generates buzz. Su Mu is currently a highly popular and skilled player in the LPL, with enough fans to secure second place and contend for first.

Even if fans don't actively seek out topics, if the event organizers are a little tasteless, they might even proactively start topics about Su Mu's past with RT in order to boost their performance.

"RT won beautifully today; they are quite a tough opponent."

Su Mu had no idea what Bai Wei was thinking, and his eyes were filled with a hint of seriousness.

"I believe we will win." Bai Wei sat down on the edge of the bed, brushed a strand of hair behind her ear, and hesitated. "Mu Mu, are you still holding a grudge about what RT did to you back then?"

"Holding a grudge?" Su Mu was taken aback, then realized what he meant and turned back with a light laugh, "You mean when I was sold to the Japanese team that year?"

"Ah."

"I'm not criticizing the person, I'm just annoyed by Liang Wenmei, but I don't have much of a bad impression of RT."

“That’s true, but if we lose, those people will definitely laugh at you.” Bai Wei pursed her lips.

She didn't care what others thought of her, but she just didn't want Mu Mu to suffer such criticism; it pained her just to see it.

Su Mu smiled and shook her head, saying, "Am I afraid of these things? People can say whatever they want, it's none of our business. We just need to do what we're supposed to do. Researching RT isn't about getting back at someone for no reason."

Seeing the pure, winning-only look in her eyes, Bai Wei was stunned. Then, her expression softened, and she smiled even more tenderly.

"Why did you come to see me so late without resting?" Su Mu put down her tablet.

"We agreed on this this morning." Bai Wei took a small metal box out of her pocket and waved it.

Su Mu suddenly realized, and naturally pulled out a pillow to lie down.

He joked during breakfast that winning the game would mean Bai Wei would provide him with a cozy evening service, a casual remark he didn't expect Bai Wei to remember so well.

"Why don't you lie on my lap..."

Without saying a word, Bai Wei pressed down on Su Mu's hand, adjusted her posture, put her arms around Su Mu's shoulders, and slowly placed Su Mu's head on her lap.

"Alright..."

Resting his head on Bai Wei's supple, fair legs, feeling the warmth of her body, his gaze unconsciously became intoxicated.

You don't even need to touch it with your hands to know that Shinji Matou's words are very accurate.

Oh no, a year is too short.

Bai Wei opened the small metal box, took out a metal ear pick, brushed aside Su Mu's hair, and carefully prepared to insert it into her ear.

"We're starting to go in."

"Ah."

Listening to any ASMR is not as comfortable as experiencing it firsthand. Su Mu placed his palm on Bai Wei's perfectly proportioned legs and gently slid his index finger across them.

Mmm... soft and smooth.

The rustling sound in my ears was soothing that I closed my eyes and gradually cleared my mind of all distractions.

"You need to change your ID card tomorrow, I'll go with you."

"No need, it wouldn't be good to delay training..." Bai Wei shook her head.

"Sigh, Coco is just short of finding an excuse to kick me out, but it's okay..." Su Mu said speechlessly.

Professional players entering the team's training base are not soldiers, and WLD is not completely militarized. As long as the players complete their daily training and other tasks, there are no restrictions on their remaining time. They only need to report briefly when they go out.

Since arriving at WLD, she's basically lived a life confined to the base. Liu Keke was worried she'd get bored staying there for so long and had repeatedly urged her to go out more.

However, as a homebody, who wants to go out and wander around aimlessly?

"That's true," Bai Wei couldn't help but chuckle. "Get new ears!"

After cleaning his left ear, Su Mu switched to his right, then rolled over so his face was facing Bai Wei's lower abdomen.

He chatted with Bai Wei about trivial things from time to time, and before he knew it, he fell asleep, his breath rhythmically spraying onto her legs.

Noticing that Su Mu had fallen asleep, Bai Wei, afraid of hurting her, stopped what she was doing and gently moved her back onto the pillow.

Gazing at the sleeping face with a gentle smile before her, Bai Wei's eyes were filled with tears. She leaned down and softly placed a kiss on her cheek.

Goodnight, Mumu~ Wu

It's a pity it's not winter, otherwise I could use the excuse of being cold to sleep with her. She's already used to Mumu's warm embrace, both inside and out; she's used to everything about her.

I can't imagine how she'll live without Mumu in the future... (Group chat)

……

The next morning, Su Mu woke up on time, yawned lazily, and quickly got up and changed her clothes.

Don't worry too much about how to dress; just focus on loose and comfortable clothing.

The toothpaste tube in the cup had dried up. After accompanying Bai Wei to complete the ID card replacement procedures, we can buy a tube instead of bothering the logistics aunt. We can also go to the supermarket to buy some of her favorite snacks.

It seems like the last time I went to the supermarket was when I first joined the team and bought personal supplies.

After washing up, I quickly combed my slightly messy short hair and put on a hair tie and a wig that I'd never used before.

Instantly, the short-haired, cool girl in the mirror transformed into a long-haired, sophisticated woman.

There's no other way; otherwise, even if I wear a mask, I'm likely to be recognized by fans, since short-haired, cool girls are rare.

Su Mu smiled at herself in the mirror and nodded in satisfaction.

Yes, today is another day full of energy.

179. Post-match routine

Su Mu and her companion did not call a ride-hailing service or drive themselves; instead, they chose to walk towards the subway station.

Around 8 a.m. is the peak time for passenger flow. After the subway arrives at the peak station, a large group of office workers rush in.

The train, which was originally full but had a fairly spacious interior, suddenly became crowded.

Su Mu grabbed Bai Wei's wrist and took a few steps back, so that they were face to face against the glass edge of the seat.

As the train gradually started moving, Bai Wei, who had nowhere to hold on, swayed. Fortunately, Su Mu reacted quickly and grabbed her waist, otherwise she might have bumped into someone else.

Although the air conditioning was on in the train, the touch and body temperature transmitted through her clothes still made Bai Wei momentarily dazed.

Mu Mu possessed an almost addictive allure for her.

There were many people, but neither Su Mu nor his companion expected that there would be even more people at the next two stops.

Some people may not understand the traffic congestion in India, but that's simply because they haven't experienced the morning and evening rush hours on the Chinese subway.

Aside from not being able to stand outside the train or stick your head out of the window, the phrase "squeezed in like crazy" is the most apt description.

Forced to stand very close to Su Mu, Bai Wei felt that she could even count how many eyelashes Su Mu had.

Their breasts were squeezed out of shape, and neither of them dared to look into each other's eyes, each harboring their own thoughts.

After a few stops, the train finally became less crowded.

This is how it is at major transportation hubs in big cities with high passenger flow. When the two arrived at their station and stepped off the train, they both glanced behind them and exchanged a helpless smile.

After walking for about ten minutes, I arrived at the relevant affairs hall of the Municipal Public Security Bureau. Because I arrived early, there weren't many people in line.

Su Mu didn't even need to sit in the waiting area; she simply accompanied Bai Wei in line, and it was her turn in about five minutes.

The receptionist didn't initially think there was anything special about the two; at most, she just felt a sense of familiarity when she looked into Su Mu's eyes.

Only when she saw Bai Wei take off her mask did her eyes widen slightly, almost imperceptibly.

The replacement procedures were completed quickly. Bai Wei collected the papers handed out from the work window and noticed that there seemed to be an extra light blue sheet of paper.

what is that?

Just as she was about to pull it out to check, she noticed that the colleague behind the work window winked at her.

Bai Wei was taken aback. Had she been recognized...?

She was there to renew her ID card, so she certainly couldn't disguise herself like Su Mu did. It's not surprising that she was recognized.

Without making a sound, he stuffed the things in his hand into his pocket and pulled Su Mu away from the police station.

Once outside, Bai Wei took out the small light blue piece of paper. Seeing the delicate handwriting on it, she blinked, somewhat at a loss.

"What's wrong? What does it say on it?"

Su Mu curiously peeked over, only to find that the paper contained only two simple words and two symbols: "加油" (Jiayou, meaning "Go for it!"). The symbols were a small red heart and a squinting smiley face.

Bai Wei carefully put away the paper slip and remarked with emotion, "I never expected to run into our fans like this..."

"It's not surprising. Game enthusiasts are found in all walks of life. It's normal for even security guards to play games, let alone police officers. Go back now."

"Ah."

……

The return trip was well past the morning rush hour, and the subway was much less crowded, so I could sit comfortably in a chair.

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