She chose the strategy with the most bullet comments.

Please draw a reward

Su Mu discovered that a light screen had suddenly appeared in front of him, containing only a turntable divided into three sections.

There is a glowing button next to the turntable; a gentle press will make the turntable spin at high speed.

Ten seconds or so passed, and the pointer finally stopped at its final position.

Reward: Falling on Flat Ground

Within two days, you will experience a minor accident with a beautiful woman; you will either accidentally knock someone over or be accidentally knocked over, and your face will be buried in the right spot, so you will definitely not be injured.

Upon seeing that he had drawn this, Su Mu's head was filled with black lines.

Even if it doesn't improve your cooking skills, at least give me a citrus aroma; that would be much more useful than this.

"Are there any more lottery tasks I can take on?"

She tried asking the system.

All time-limited tasks are triggered randomly, with a maximum of one trigger per day. The rewards are generally suitable for the host.

"Um, do you think that reward was appropriate for me?"

Perfectly suitable

Ah Diu!

Su Mu shook her head speechlessly, rolled her eyes slightly, and could only accept reality.

It's okay, there's plenty of time. We can't expect to get useless rewards every time.

Putting aside his random thoughts, Su Mu opened the ranked match interface, confirmed his primary and secondary positions, and clicked to find a match. He was instantly matched again.

The placement tournament format is quite traditional, requiring 10 games.

Su Mu played from afternoon until evening, and when he saw that he was ranked Silver 4, he wasn't too surprised.

The rank skipping mechanism hasn't been updated yet, the placement match system is still being improved, and since it's the first time an account is registered, even if you win all your matches, you won't be placed into a higher rank.

"Hmm~"

Su Mu lazily stood up, stretched, and walked to the window to look at the sky outside.

The sunset was magnificent and breathtaking.

"Let's go out for dinner with Bai Wei once the heat dissipates a bit. Let's see what good restaurants are around..." Su Mu opened the map and carefully examined it.

7. The highest level of Versailles

Living in a bustling area is great; before long, Su Mu found a shop with decent reviews, not far away, only a ten-minute walk.

Okay, this will do.

It was already past 18 p.m. Su Mu picked up the remote control, turned off the air conditioner, opened the window for ventilation, and went to the music room to find Bai Wei.

"Huh? Not here?" Chess

Reaching Bai Wei's door, he found it closed. He knocked but received no response, so he took out his phone to send a message. (Jiu)

Bai Wei replied to the message more than ten minutes later, and the door opened shortly after.

"Sorry, Su Mu, I didn't know you knocked on the door and sent a message."

"I hope I'm not bothering you?"

"How could that be?" Bai Wei smiled faintly.

She spent the entire day playing League of Legends, and after becoming completely absorbed in it, she realized that there was a reason why the game was so popular.

Especially the game I just won that turned the tide, it was very rewarding.

She somewhat understood the saying that miracles can happen in esports as long as you don't give up, and she also somewhat understood Su Mu's pursuit.

The pursuit of the championship and the highest honor is like a comeback from a disadvantageous position. The journey to the end is full of twists and turns and hardships, but as long as you are determined and do not give up easily, you may be able to forge your own honor.

"Shall we go then? I already made plans to treat you to dinner. This restaurant looks good, I don't know if you've been there before. If you don't like it, we can go somewhere else."

"Oh, this is the place. I've been there twice with friends before, and the food is pretty good. Let's go."

"Let's go, on our way to delicious food!"

Following behind Su Mu, Bai Wei locked the door from the inside, a gentle smile on her face, her gaze fixed on Su Mu's back.

A cheerful and sunny girl is indeed very comfortable to be around.

She is simple and straightforward, without any pretense or unnecessary details. She knows how to put herself in other people's shoes and is polite and considerate.

If I had met Su Mu when I was a child, I wouldn't be so friendless. It was so wonderful to have met her yesterday.

……

Su Mu led Bai Wei to the restaurant they had booked and gestured for her to sit down first.

What would you two like to eat?

"A hot pot with two broths, one side extra spicy and the other not spicy. Bai Wei, order whatever you like."

Su Mu handed the menu to the gentle and graceful girl in front of him.

Bai Wei was slightly touched. She had thought she would have to choose the soup base herself, but she didn't expect Su Mu to be so thoughtful, remembering that she didn't like spicy food.

This matter was never mentioned to Su Mu. The reason Su Mu knows about it is probably because she remembered the type of soup base at that Liuzhou snail rice noodle shop yesterday.

Bai Wei glanced at the menu, casually picked out a few dishes she wanted to eat, and then handed the menu back to Su Mu.

While waiting, the two chatted idly and unknowingly started talking about League of Legends.

The topic was initiated by Bai Wei. Su Mu didn't expect that Bai Wei had spent the whole afternoon just like her, hiding in her room playing games.

When they learned that Bai Wei's rank was already Gold 1, they were even more shocked and their eyes widened.

You can't judge a book by its cover.

After spending time together, Su Mu could tell that Bai Wei was a well-mannered, gentle, and well-behaved rich girl from a good family. Her major was related to art, so she probably wasn't very good at playing games.

Surprisingly, it was actually not bad. Gold 1 would have been average for players in my previous life, but in this world, it's considered good, at least for now.

The competition to reach Gold 1 is fierce, and those who can do it all have some serious skills.

"Can I see your record?" Su Mu asked curiously.

"It's possible, but can we watch it now?"

"Of course you can, didn't you know?" A look of confusion appeared in Su Mu's eyes.

Bai Wei was a little embarrassed and shook her head, "My phone doesn't have a game client, so I really don't know how to watch it."

At this moment, Su Mu's thoughts were very simple: ...No way?

If you don't even know how to read the match history, does that mean you haven't been playing for very long?

With that in mind, Su Mu guided Bai Wei to download the relevant app and log in, and she quickly saw her battle record.

Wow, wow, he's ranked Iron 3 with a 69% win rate, and has played less than 200 ranked games in total, and even less than 10 duo queue games.

"Great!"

"Really... I think it's just average, I've lost too many games."

“Uh…” Su Mu was speechless.

What is the highest level of Versailles?

Some people are clearly very talented, and even experts say so, but the person in question will seriously tell you that she is just ordinary.

She now feels that this is the highest level of Versailles, and not in a derogatory sense.

After all, it's clear that Bai Wei's self-awareness is genuine and not at all pretentious.

Ultimately, Bai Wei really doesn't understand the League of Legends community and is unaware of many professional terms, yet she manages to find ways to improve her win rate through personal exploration.

In a sense, this is what a naturally gifted player is like.

But... Bai Wei probably has no interest in entering the e-sports industry, and her family's attitude is even more ambiguous.

pity.

However, Su Mu did not expect Bai Wei to make such a surprising statement.

Do you think I have the potential to be a professional gamer?

Bai Wei's expression seemed to suggest that it was just a casual question.

"Of course! From an insider's perspective, you're very talented!" Su Mu snapped out of her reverie and said earnestly.

"so…"

Bai Wei pursed her lips slightly, her beautiful eyes slowly turning as if she were thinking about something.

A moment later, a faint smile appeared on his lips, and he spoke softly.

"But my parents probably won't allow me to do that, right? Aren't many parents saying that games are like electronic opium?"

"Well, times are changing. Some things can be resolved through communication. Ultimately, it depends on how you think about it. All I can say is that the sacrifices required to play esports are far greater than you can imagine."

Su Mu shrugged, not explaining the details clearly.

Don't encourage someone to pursue a professional career unless you have a deep-seated grudge. This industry is more youth-oriented than anything else, and even if you dedicate your entire youth, you may not achieve your goals.

It's too curly.

How intense should it be? Enough to cure internet addiction.

These little brats think they're something special just because they play a few games, and they imagine they'll dominate the professional scene. Little do they know that just one week in a youth training camp can reduce their desire to play games by more than 70%.

Only a very small number of people can achieve anything significant.

Su Mu had seen countless people fall off the stage, unable to perform even once until retirement, or struggle for years only to have their fame vanish in an instant.

She understands the difficulties of this industry very well.

The two didn't discuss the topic again, returning to things that girls care about, chatting and laughing while enjoying their meal.

There are many students during summer vacation, and there are quite a few discussions about League of Legends around.

Whether a game is popular or a phenomenon can be judged by how many young people are discussing it in places where conversations are common and where people need to get the conversation flowing.

For example, when we were in elementary and middle school, we would discuss the three Penguin games; in high school and college, we would discuss PUBG; and even earlier, in the era of the NES and arcades, being able to unlock hidden characters was a great way to make your peers proud.

Inside the shop, one could occasionally hear self-deprecating remarks about being the number one fox or the number one weapon master.

Su Mu and the other person finished their meal happily and walked home side by side.

8. Closely touching

Arriving home in about ten minutes, Su Mu greeted Bai Wei and returned to her room, wanting to continue her ranked matches.

Just as I was about to start playing, my gaze suddenly fell on the live stream box in the promotion section.

Oh right, I almost forgot about that.

If you currently have no source of income, you can try live streaming. LOL is currently experiencing a boom and its popularity is unprecedented. You won't have to worry about not having an audience.

If the results are good, signing a contract with a live streaming platform to make money is a viable option.

Before entering the professional LOL scene, one cannot simply sit back and do nothing, since it is unclear when formal competitions will begin.

Thinking it over and doing it, professional players are quite adept at live streaming. From downloading OBS to setting up various parameters, Su Mu only spent a few minutes.

I checked the age requirements for the live stream, and thankfully, anyone over 16 who has completed real-name authentication can participate, which is consistent with the age restrictions for preventing gaming addiction.

Unlike my previous life, where you had to be at least 18 to avoid being addicted to games.

The streamer certification process may take some time, and it's unclear how efficient the staff at the live streaming platforms in this world are.

After uploading the necessary information, Su Mu clicked submit, and an icon in the lower right corner of the computer suddenly started flashing.

"Do you want to take a shower now? We can wash your clothes together, it'll save you trouble."

Since the door was closed and the knocking couldn't be heard, Bai Wei chose to send a message.

"to make."

There's no rush to improve your score. Su Mu picked up a towel, walked out of the room, and waved to the beautiful girl on the sofa who had just taken a shower.