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Chapter 21 Did he install the screen backwards?

Master didn't take Di Wu's words to heart. He glanced at his live stream and saw that the popularity of his live stream had reached an unprecedented level.

My live streaming career seems to be slowly taking off.

The days of the former "eating brothers" are gone, and they have truly begun to shine in their respective fields.

【Ding! 】

[Reward: 100 Comedy Points, 2 Hero Proficiency Points]

"I'm going to rank up, you guys focus on your stream! Wait for my good news!"

Di Wu briefly said goodbye and hung up the phone. Master stared blankly at the ended video call for a moment.
Rank?
Indeed, he was no longer a professional player and no longer needed to rank, but the emptiness of losing his goal made him feel a bit like he was going through withdrawal for a while.

Honestly, if I had to pick the happiest days of my life so far, it would probably be those days when I repeatedly challenged EDG and worked tirelessly, day and night, to beat them!

"Go for it, Adi! Take my part and climb to the highest stage!"

Even if the road ahead may be full of mountains, Di Wu is still young and has plenty of opportunities.

Di Wu clenched his fists as he sat in front of his computer. Their next match was against LNG, and their form was not as good as LGD's.

Thanks to the performance of Masto Kid, I also regained two points of proficiency.

After a brief moment of thought, he decided to raise his Sylas proficiency to level 7 and his Tsar proficiency to level 6.

Having three tricks up my sleeve has its advantages; at least until the playoffs, these three tricks will be enough for me!
"Hey guys, I'm going to stream the Korean server for a bit!"

Diwu's Korean server account has started its ranked journey, and it has recently gained some popularity by taking advantage of Masto's popularity.

Although the live stream only has 10,000 to 20,000 followers, it is still very popular.

For Di Wu, there was no rush at all. He would wait for his performance on the field. Popularity was just a byproduct of the strong.

"Ding!"

The game was queued up very quickly.

The current timeframe coincides with the end of all team scrimmages, making it the peak time for Korean professional players.

At this point in the rankings, there are at least five professional players in each match.

Di Wu glanced at the ID and realized that he did indeed have an ID that was very familiar to himself and everyone else.

"Hide on bush"

"Oh?"

In this version, there's no such thing as having the same name, and in this segment, there's only one person with the ID ".Hide on bush".

"I got matched with Faker!?"

"Looks like I'm in good luck?"

Di Wu couldn't help but smile. Besides, he was in the mid-lane position, while Faker had filled in for support.

Faker doesn't seem to have a habit of needing a specific role when playing ranked games; he just plays whatever he's matched with.

Since Faker didn't say anything, Di Wu certainly wouldn't give up his position.

Meanwhile, in Faker's live stream on Huya, viewers couldn't help but complain when they saw Faker filling in for another role.

"Doesn't the Korean server recognize this ID? Doesn't the player know to give up their seat?"

"You don't want to win just for the sake of the game experience, right?"

"Who's this mid laner? Their ID is fanxiangchouyan?"

"Hey buddy, who is this? Smoking backwards and playing mid lane?"

Faker, on the other hand, showed no emotion whatsoever and even seemed to want to laugh; he was already getting tired of playing mid lane.

This is a good opportunity to play a support role and take a break.

"What are you playing for?"

"Let's play a fun game then!"

While translating Faker's words, Fatty watched curiously as Faker made his choice on the first floor of the blue side.

"Ding!"

Without any hesitation, Faker decisively chose to pick Yuumi.

"Shall we put some pressure on our teammates this round?"

Faker couldn't help but reveal a sly smile. He carried the first two games, and now he's filling in for another role, isn't he just trying to get himself carried?

It's reasonable to put some pressure on these young, top-tier players, right?
"Oh? Faker is filling in with Yuumi?" First pick Yuumi. This version of Yuumi is actually not bad. Although it has been nerfed twice compared to last year, it is still playable.

The Korean Challenger player on the blue side also picked Ezreal to pair with Faker's Yuumi.

In this match, the purple team chose to pick Syndra for mid lane.

Di Wu thought for a moment and said, "Then let Faker see my Sylas!"

Perhaps Faker's Sylas is very strong, but...
My whip is just as sharp!

As soon as the game entered the loading screen, Di Wu couldn't help but smile.
"All-Stars?"

Not only is Faker his support, but the opposing team's top laner is Kiin, an LCK national player, their jungler is Cuzz, their support is Effort, Faker's current teammate, and their bot lane is a player he is familiar with.

Jackeylove, the newest member of Top Esports!

However, they weren't without a chance to fight back. Their top laner was JJking, a well-known domestic player with a decent rank.

Top Lane: Fiora (JJking) VS Jax (Kiin)

Jungle: Lee Sin vs. Graves (Cuzz)

Mid Lane: Sylas (Gnik) vs Syndra

Bottom Lane: Ezreal vs. Aphelios (JKL)

Support: Yuumi (Faker) VS Karma (Effort)

A match featuring six professional players against one player is already quite rare during this peak gaming season.

Compared to Di Wu's live stream, which doesn't have much popularity right now, the neighbor's live stream is booming!

Having just joined TES, he has already shown everyone the bright future of this TES team in his very first match.

Standing behind JKL, watching him play ranked games, Guo Hao crossed his arms and wore a fatherly smile.

"Faker's cat!?" JKL chuckled.

EZ might be pretty strong this patch, but Aphelios is the true meta pick.

The ban rate was as high as 70% in the Spring Split.

JKL's live stream room was already filled with a barrage of comments.

"This time we can completely crush Faker!"

"A kitty? How cute!"

"Who's smoking backwards? Why aren't they giving Faker a spot?"

"Isn't that Gnik? LGD's new mid laner!"

JKL glanced at the comments but didn't pay much attention to them.

If a player can pick Syndra in this kind of game, their skill level must be pretty high.

Di Wu went to his lane and focused on laning, while Faker in the bottom lane hooked onto Ezreal and started drinking cola while switching screens.

"Come on, teammates! Let's test Sylas's skills!"

Faker sipped his straw and revealed a smile he hadn't shown when playing mid lane.

With Di Wu spawning in the mid lane, a level 1 Sylas naturally wasn't qualified to go forward. Instead of rushing to learn skills, he stood next to his backline minions.

Both mid laners in this game took Ignite, which shows they were very eager to kill the opponent.

Syndra, naturally, relied on her long range to put pressure on Sylas and try to get to A Di Wu.

Diwu temporarily retreated to avoid the brunt of the attack, but Syndra still wanted to move forward to use AQ to harass the enemy.

He was already standing among the minions. Upon seeing this, Di Wu immediately turned around and used his E skill. Syndra used her A skill on Sylas and then used Q to predict Sylas's retreat position.

However, Di Wu used his E to dash forward and lashed out at Syndra. Syndra immediately retreated while twisting her body to dodge Sylas's second E skill.

Even the high-ranking Syndra player in the Korean server felt that this exchange of blows was going to be disastrous, but Diwu countered by using his E skill in the opposite direction!
???

"Aigoo!? What's he doing?"

Faker looked somewhat surprised; this Sylas play was too strange.
Syndra's level 1 pressure was clearly too aggressive. With Sylas's second E, Syndra could only hide under the tower in the early game.

Why would he use his E skill backwards?

Was his screen installed backwards?

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(End of this chapter)