LOL: I really didn't want to be a comedian!

Chapter 40 "No Fine Salt in the Army!"

Inside LGD's base, the LGD owner looked thoughtfully at the 2-0 score on the big screen.

The next opponent is JDG. It's hard to say who is stronger between JDG and FPX right now. After losing this crucial match, FPX's ranking in the regular season dropped to third.

There are about two weeks left until the playoffs.
Should we have enough time?

"Gnik! You absolutely have to lead LGD into the playoffs!"

LGD's owner clenched his fists. Gnik was in charge of centering on the field, while he was in charge of centering off the field.

She picked up her phone and dialed the number of LGD manager Brother Hu.
The interview area on the main stage was already set up.

【Ding! 】

[Reward: 200 Comedy Points, 4 Hero Proficiency Points]

The next opponent is JDG, and then it's the playoffs. My main focus should be on the playoff opponents, and I need to plan my ability improvement carefully.

Di Wu lowered his head slightly, pondering his strategy for the playoffs. LGD's roster depth was limited, so he would have to put in a little more effort.

Standing beside him, Xi Ran couldn't help but take a few more glances at Di Wu, who remained silent.

Di Wu's appearance is definitely outstanding, especially when he made his first appearance in the LPL last year, it seems like he had a special look for his appearance.

He was very popular on the trending topics at the time, but because he lost too many games last year, many people stopped supporting him. Otherwise, Diwu would have become a rising star in the LPL last year.

You seem much more composed this year! Young people do indeed show significant improvement after a year of reflection.

"Welcome everyone to the post-match interview! Hello everyone! I'm your host, Xiran, and next to me is Gnik, the mid-laner from LGD! Say hello to everyone!"

"Hello everyone, I'm Gnik from LGD!"

Di Wu then came to his senses, nodded to the audience, and introduced himself.

However, things are different now. For professional players, skill is still the most important factor. After today's MVP performance by Azir and Sylas, even many FPX fans in the audience cheered.

"The audience at the scene was incredibly enthusiastic! Congratulations again to LGD for winning the match 2-0 and keeping their chance to advance to the playoffs alive. Gnik, who just joined LGD this year, has already achieved three consecutive wins. What are your goals for the Spring Split?"

Faced with this question about the formula, Di Wu remained silent for a short while.
【Ding! 】

[A competition is meaningless if it's not about winning! You must consider whether this is your only chance in your life. Face Xiran's question with confidence and say those words! Make the most solemn promise to your teammates and the fans who are waiting for you!]

[Reward: 50 Comedy Points, 1 Hero Proficiency Points]

???

Making a promise? What promise? It can't be... "B's Promise," can it?

"Cough cough!"

Di Wu coughed twice, and Xi Ran, who was next to him, turned her head to look at Di Wu with some confusion.

Is this question difficult to answer?
Why aren't you saying anything?! This is live footage, there are so many audience members below the stage, why do I feel like I'm bullying you? Say something! Di Wu! Weren't you just directing traffic on the field?

Just as Xiran was about to speak up to prevent the interview from becoming awkward.
Di Wu raised his head with a slight smile on his lips: "Our target?"

"Of course, we'll wipe out all the teams and win the championship!"

We won't lose a single game!

???

Huh? Not a single loss?
Xi Ran almost froze on the spot. LGD is currently only theoretically a team with a chance of making the playoffs.

You haven't even secured a playoff spot yet, and you're already planning to eliminate all the playoff teams?!
Master was stunned as he watched the interview, scratching his head in confusion.

"Seriously? Bro! You've already started analyzing your playoff opponents? You're not treating JDG like human beings!"

Let alone the audience at the scene, even the commenters watching the live stream were completely baffled.

"The last person who studied their opponent in advance didn't even participate in the competition!"

"Got it, LGD doesn't want to play in the playoffs anymore!" "Forget about the Spring Split championship! Let's just start picking skins!"

Gnik: Pick Diana skin, then recall with a reverse 98K!

"Where did LGD find so many entertaining people?"

In the studio, PYL couldn't help but purse his lips. Di Wu's words reminded him of his wonderful youth with LGD.

And that guy with the reverse Q!
Isn't he too confident? He's as confident as that chubby kid who used to say he'd crush SKT in scrims.

"Ahem, let's talk about the match, shall we? In the first game, how did you communicate with your teammates during the crucial first wave of support as the Azir?"

In the first game, the most crucial moment for Diwu was that he actually moved to the top lane before Doinb in the first wave and used Flash to block Xiaotian's crucial finishing Q.

The situation has completely reversed!

"Forehead"

Di Wu blinked, hesitated for a long time, and then stammered, "It seems like...um."

"I do not remember!"

???

Xi Ran paused for a moment, "I...I don't remember?"

Really? The two games combined, including the draft and halftime breaks, didn't even last an hour and a half.

You've already forgotten? It's not even dark yet, and the sun hasn't risen. It's hard to believe that someone with your memory is an 18-year-old professional player.

"Well then, let's talk about the second game!" Xi Ran, maintaining the professionalism of a host, skipped over the first question: "In the second game, LGD was actually at a significant disadvantage in the early game. The key reversal was when Doinb initiated an attack in the mid lane, pushing you, but your Sylas's second E control negated it. What were you thinking at that time?"

Xi Ran tried her best to describe things in detail during the interview, in case Di Wu saw the sun rise again.

"That was definitely a big game-changer. We were almost out of the game because I pushed him aggressively in the first game and even got a kill. I had a feeling that Doinb, as we all know, is a veteran player, and I felt that he wanted to get back at the same time! I actually anticipated that!"

The interview footage of Di Wu was shown in FPX's rest room.

Doinb gritted his teeth. Forget about the old players! This kid talks like he has everything under control.

Damn it, just you wait! The playoffs are coming for you! You bastard!
No, LGD hasn't even secured a playoff spot yet, huh! Little Deng, looks like he can only get revenge in the Summer Split.

As soon as Di Wu spoke, the LGD fans in the audience cheered once again.

Gnik is LGD's strongest mid-laner since Godv.

Hearing the cheers from the fans at the scene, Xi Ran smiled and said, "The fans at the scene are incredibly enthusiastic!"

"Does Gnik have anything to say to his fans?"

Upon hearing this, Di Wu's expression turned slightly serious, but the system's reward notification sound did not ring in his mind.

Isn't my promise firm enough? Isn't "B's Promise" enough to trigger the conditions?
What he said to his fans?
Di Wu looked up at the fans below the field with an incredibly determined look in his eyes: "Please rest assured, fans, we have only one goal for the Spring Season, and that is... the championship!"

???

"Championship, my foot!" Xi Ran's forehead began to break out in a cold sweat. Was Gnik's previous interview really this aggressive?

Why did his interview today feel so aggressive? Young people should be down-to-earth and take things one step at a time. If they keep acting like this, they'll easily backfire.

However, what Xi Ran didn't know was that comedians never lose sanity points or reputation points!
Di Wu tilted his head slightly, and the spotlights of the Hangzhou stadium shone on him. At that moment, he was more dazzling than the sun.

"There's no fine salt in the army!!!"

【Ding! ! 】

[Reward: 50 Comedy Points, 1 Hero Proficiency Points]

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(End of this chapter)