She chose the strategy with the most bullet comments.

The fact that the finals were a massacre by bots shocked countless people, including the top management of professional teams.

The live stream chat was already exploding with comments. Those from other universities who were watching the match couldn't help but feel a deep sense of apprehension and fear towards the team led by Su Mu.

The methods were too cruel…

……

Ye Ziyue walked out of the competition room in a daze, her eyes wandering aimlessly. Out of the corner of her eye, she saw Su Mu leading the way out of another competition room.

As if she had thought of something, she quickly stepped forward to block Su Mu.

Su Mu and the others stopped, looking at each other strangely, wondering what Ye Ziyue wanted to do by stopping them.

"Sister Zayu... I... just how much difference is there between us, Qi Yi and Wu Jiuwu?" Ye Ziyue asked, looking confused.

Su Mu blinked, a warm smile suddenly appearing on her face as she extended her right thumb and forefinger.

"That's the gap between us."

Looking at the distance between those two beautiful fingers, Ye Ziyue blinked blankly.

So... is the gap between me and her really that small?

83. The little female ghost was covered by a thin veil or something.

"Ye Ziyue, what do you see between these two fingers?" Su Mu's expression gradually became serious.

"what?"

Ye Ziyue's mind hadn't quite caught up, or rather, it hadn't quite clicked, leaving her completely bewildered.

"universe."

Leaving behind two casual words, Su Mu's eyes flashed with a mysterious smile as he gestured for his teammates to leave.

At first, Dingzhou and the others didn't react until Su Mu and his group disappeared from sight. They then looked at Ye Ziyue with twitching expressions.

Hasn't she grasped what the other person meant?

"The universe? How can there be a universe on my fingertips...!!!"

Suddenly, Ye Ziyue froze, motionless, as if she had stopped breathing altogether.

It took her a while to make a sound. Ignoring the strange looks from those around her, she rushed to the entrance of the e-sports club, scanning left and right but not finding the figure she was looking for.

Dingzhou and the others followed behind, only to find Ye Ziyue roaring to the sky.

"Ahhh-"

Miscellaneous fish, miscellaneous fish, miscellaneous fish—

Su Mu is such a damned nobody, how could she be so arrogant?

"Ziyue...are you alright?" Dingzhou swallowed hard.

Although it didn't look like anything was wrong, this was the entrance to the e-sports club, and making a beast-like roar would definitely attract the attention of nearby students.

"Damn it! Damn it! That bastard sister dared to say there's a cosmic gap between me and her!"

How dare she…

How dare she?!

Ye Ziyue's pounding and stamping attracted many passersby, and those in the e-sports club who heard it almost couldn't hold back their laughter.

It can only be said that Su Mu, the school beauty, is the real deal; anything she says is incredibly hurtful...

Ye Ziyue did make it to the finals, so even if she lost, it wouldn't be a huge loss.

"Brother Mu is deliberately trying to put down that little brat, isn't he? She's so despicable, but I love her!"

"Female ghost? Where's the female ghost?"

"Don't you know? Ye Ziyue constantly babbles at people she dislikes. You'd have to think twice before you hit her, since looking like a primary school student is just too easy for people to misunderstand..."

"Goodness, this place is perfect! I'm getting right to it. A little devil under a thin veil... I love this kind of thing!"

"Wait! Didn't you specialize in drawing little devils getting disciplined by older sisters?"

"It's not a big problem, there are people who like to watch it."

Lu Lin San Siba dug up the private group chat and flirted with "..."

Ye Ziyue vented her emotions for a long time before storming off, leaving Ning Xinxin and the others helplessly covering their foreheads.

Losing a match would have been fine, but now, with Ye Ziyue being provoked by Su Mu's mindset-altering words, it might add even more buzz to this mismatched game.

In this age of advanced internet technology, they've already come up with the titles.

The final loser being crushed to the point of breaking down, the mid-lane match with the biggest skill gap in history, are all considered good.

I hate those new media headlines that sound like they're about to be adopted by a son-in-law; just thinking about them makes me cringe.

"Being treated like a robot is awful..." - Ling

"Could Su Mu really be Su Mu?"

"Unless you can find evidence that Su Mu used a fake account to stream and manipulated the audio, unless she admits it, it's difficult for anyone to provide solid proof."

"I can understand using a fake account, but who would change their voice without showing their face? Su Mutie isn't Su Mu. Let's look for a top 100 player on the international server who doesn't stream..."

"That's true." Lin

Originally, Qingxin and the others were just casually mentioning it, but after going back, they couldn't help but look it up, and the result was truly astounding. (Abandoned)

Over 90% of the top 100 players on the international server are streaming!

Professional players need no introduction; they have streaming contracts. As for the other non-professional players, their high rankings on the international server are definitely a golden brand, making it easy for them to earn money through streaming.

There are only five people who don't stream: one is Sweet Orange, who often duos with Su Muqun; the other four are foreign experts.

That's it, nothing more.

It can't be that Sweet Orange is Su Mu, but Sweet Orange plays jungle, and the voice doesn't match.

Why can't we just ask Su Mu directly?

"So you're going to ask?"

"Uh, then let's forget about it..."

As many viewers and even some of the parties involved predicted, this BO3 final, contributed by a large number of people, became an unexpected hit, generating a huge amount of traffic on many video communities.

Less than two days after the competition, the replay of the finals has already garnered over 300 million views on Bilibili alone.

Both mid-lane Alistar and mid-lane Nunu have quickly become popular, with their pick rates rising rapidly across international servers and various regions in China.

This has caused a lot of trouble for players. Some of these players have had teammates pick this character and got screwed over, while others have had opponents pick it and gotten completely crushed.

Having seen and played more, players have gained a deeper understanding of these two special mid-lane champions.

First of all, you shouldn't touch the Minotaur if you don't have a solid foundation. The mentality of your teammates and opponents will likely affect your teammates.

Unlike other champions, high-level players (Grandmaster and above) have tried it and found that mid-lane Nunu is at least T1 in strength…

The control over the first few levels of the line is too strong, and their movement up and down can put a lot of pressure on the sidelines.

It's not without its flaws, but compared to difficult-to-play champions like Kassadin and Fizz, its strengths outweigh its weaknesses.

With its fast wave clear, high burst damage, and quick roaming, it can be used in both mid and jungle. For high-end servers like the international server, which only allows duo queues at most, it has significant strategic value, and professional players who have tried it all say it's great.

As the first creator to introduce the mid-lane Nunu build, Su Mu quickly came into the sights of many professional teams.

Some teams with less strength and experience have already tried to contact her, while the veteran teams remain relatively calm and are waiting to see what happens.

It's unclear what skill level Su Mu's international server account has. A few matches only show that she has a lot of creative ideas and can come up with many strange strategies, but that doesn't mean she has the potential to become a professional player.

In their eyes, the competition between university teams is essentially no different from random players playing five-player matches.

"Yuzu, what do you think of Xiao Mu's abilities?"

Inside the RT training base, jungler Tulip rested his hand on a grapefruit table, casually chewing gum.

"It's hard to say. You know her mid-laner's ID. If it's not the same as the person who ranks around 100 on the international server, it can be basically confirmed to be her."

"Uh... the goddess of the moon? No way, this goddess of the moon looks so weak..." Tulip scratched his head.

"No, no, no, you can go and watch Moon Goddess's previous matches. She completely crushed her mid laner, which shows that she has good skills. It's only after she met Xiao Mu that she became the one who got crushed."

"Really? I'll take a look later. I think that jungler Xiaowei is alright, overall she's at a Master level."

"Assuming the Moon Goddess is the same person from the international server, then Xiao Mu's true skill level becomes quite intriguing..."

Yuzu stared at the video screen, and all she could see in Xiao Mu's performance in the competition were four words.

With ease.

I have a feeling that they will be a very strong competitor in the future…

84. Let me read your palm.

At home after lunch.

Bai Wei sat on a soft sofa with a guitar standing beside her, while she watched videos on a tablet.

"Mumu, you've made two heroes popular again."

"To put it nicely, it's about making things popular; to put it bluntly, it's about creating a few problems. Trying to play unconventional heroes in the mid lane isn't just about finding them fun or easy to use." Su Mu put down his guitar.

Those who were scammed are probably secretly cursing her, even if they're being unreasonable.

Seeing the bizarre comments under some videos, I can't help but roll my eyes.

If you get scammed, just curse the scammer. Why be the first person to come up with a tactic when you're so foul-mouthed?

"How could it be a scourge? Perhaps this is what the League of Legends designers wanted to see?"

Bai Wei moved closer to Su Mu, resting her head naturally on Su Mu's shoulder.

The air conditioning and heating were on full blast, and they were all wearing the same simple off-shoulder warm sweater.

"Absolutely impossible!"

With a small head perched on his shoulder, Su Mu naturally reached out and wrapped his arm around Bai Wei's waist, speaking with conviction.

"The designer has probably cursed my ancestors eighteen times over."

"why?"

"Because I made them work overtime. Think about why the designers assign positions to each hero. Isn't it just to tell you how to play the hero? My behavior is like slapping the designers in the face," Su Mu said with a smile.

"That makes sense." Bai Wei slipped her hand inside the warm blanket covering Su Mu's legs, her fingertips rhythmically tapping her thighs. "But something still feels off..."

"Not at all strange."

Su Mu shrugged, picked up a strand of soft hair that had fallen beside Bai Weixiang's shoulder, and played with it incessantly.

"Think about it, when a designer creates a hero, they definitely need to first determine the character's role before starting to create the initial draft; there are performance requirements."

"Suppose a mid-lane hero was released in the last version, and the next new hero was originally designed to be a support, but it turns out that the mid-lane is more effective. What would the designers' superiors think?"

"What will players who don't play mid lane think if two mid lane champions are released in a row?"

"I understand," Bai Wei said, suddenly realizing.

"See? The designers will most likely make a small, thoughtful change to both Yeti and Pyke, putting them back in their proper places. As for Minotaur, we don't need to worry too much about his stats in the current version."

After all, he wasn't originally a mid-lane hero, and he's too easily used as an experience source by scaling long-range mages.

"Speaking of which, it seems like the version update is coming up in a few days, right?"

"Let's go with V for the Shirt Lin Jiuling Flag, if it's not postponed."

As he spoke, Su Mu pulled Bai Wei's small hand from his lap. "I'm a little bored. How about I read your palm?"

Bai Wei lifted her head off Su Mu's shoulder and looked at her bright smiling face with some surprise.

Mu Mu can read palms?

"Sure, but I'm curious if palmistry really has any scientific basis?"

"Whether there is scientific basis or not is not important; what is important is that I think my palm reading is quite accurate."

As Qi Wei (three) and Lin Sijiuqi San were speaking, Su Mu raised Bai Wei's hand.

Her hands are not large, with a very standard palm-to-wrist ratio, and they look slender and unique, making them a huge weapon for those who are into hands.

Su Mu gently traced the lines on her palm with his fingers, his gaze focused as he examined it from side to side for a while.