Believe me, I really am a professional League of Legends player.

Chapter 29: EDG lost, what does that have to do with me, Li?
Hu Baibing, former champion of the Chinese region of QQ Speed ​​and runner-up of the world championship.

He quit flying in 2016 and started selling barbecue. He felt that selling barbecue every day was not the life he wanted. Then, with the emergence of a phenomenal mobile game, Honor of Kings, he decided to bring his talent to Honor of Kings.

I've finally managed to become the number one Han Xin player in the Chinese server.

But the number of people watching the live stream every day is only eight or nine hundred.

This was completely different from what he had imagined. Instead of becoming a top streamer, he couldn't even afford to pay his electricity bill.

I did consider that starting from scratch with another game would be difficult, but this is just too slow to get started.

Keep in mind that he chose the wildly popular game Honor of Kings, and logically speaking, he should take advantage of this momentum to rise rapidly in popularity.

But it didn't happen. Did I make the wrong choice?

Unexpectedly, a QQ Speed ​​SSC Spring Tournament match generated such a huge amount of buzz.

The level of attention it received also exceeded expectations...

The source of all this is EDG's substitute mid laner, Unreal.

To be honest, he did pay attention to Li Fan for a while.

The main reason is that it's the same platform, and Li Fan's popularity has skyrocketed in an exaggerated way.

It's noticeable even if you don't want to; they've achieved such scale in just a month and a half.

Then I played games like QQ Speed, not League of Legends.

It's fair to say that although he's a professional League of Legends player, he has never watched League of Legends on his stream.

They really didn't play a single game...

It's outrageous, and also something unimaginable.

"Look, monkey... QQ Speed ​​is so incredibly popular. Do you think we should go back to streaming QQ Speed?"

Yin Junlin shook his head; he couldn't understand the situation either.

"Forget it, we've been practicing King of Glory for so long, let's stick with King of Glory a little longer. But I've seen Unreal Engine streams, and there are so many more skills in QQ Speed. We should practice those in our spare time too."

Yin Junlin nodded. If King of Glory doesn't work, they'll go back to base camp.

QQ Speed ​​is actually a comfort zone for them.

After all, he is a professional player and quite famous.

Without further ado, Chen Baibing immediately started looking at Li Fan's Huya space.

They know there are instructional videos on it.

First, learn some basic skills, and then gradually study the map routes by watching map walkthrough videos.

If you don't even know the techniques and just look at the map, you actually won't be able to tell.

Many others followed Chen Baibing's lead and did the same; it could be said that all the professional racing game players started school.

The SSC Spring Tournament is just an appetizer; the prize money is relatively low, and the crowns aren't that valuable.

The subsequent races are all at increasingly higher levels, especially the most prestigious racing championship.

If your skills are lacking, the gap can be much larger than you can imagine.

In this situation, unless you don't intend to get good grades.

Since none of us knew much about it, and everyone was starting from scratch, no one was far ahead.

If by the time most professional players have mastered it, and you still haven't... then retirement will be your only option.

QQ Speed ​​is more extreme than League of Legends in some ways.

Therefore, at this stage, everyone who streams QQ Speed ​​is using the title "Practicing Skills"...

So much so that League of Legends players felt incredibly proud when they saw this, as if they were superior to others.

Our weakest player will be the strongest on your side, capable of setting all sorts of records.

I just want to ask you if you are angry?
Now they really wish Li Fan would stream QQ Speed ​​every day.

As for neglecting one's proper duties?

Does a substitute's lack of focus affect the game? Absolutely not...

We also love watching QQ Speed ​​live streams; the game requires so much skill and strategy.

However, Li Fan only practiced maps diligently when preparing for the SSC Spring Tournament points race. Now that he has won first place and successfully advanced, there is no need for him to practice so much.

Let's play some Rise of Kingdoms and take a short break.

Season 1 was relatively easy overall.

With no mortal enemies, the integration of a state was completed. The next step was to attack cities while looking for opportunities to break through the pass.

Li Fan is a seasoned veteran when it comes to these things. Although he's not a fully-fledged top-tier player, he's still one of the alliance's elite combatants.

After all, many people only have one or two four-star battle tactics now, and they use Taishi Ci as their main team, which is much stronger.

The leader of the alliance also wanted Li Fan to be a regimental commander.

I really can't be the guild leader. After all, I have to keep an eye on the guild members every day, check attendance, assign tasks, and make score sheets. If you don't make the score sheets right, how will you distribute the points after you conquer the city? I really don't have the time.

For Li Fan, the game "Rise of Kingdoms" was truly a place for relaxation.

Ultimately, there isn't that much work to do.

Find a high-level location to build a fortress, and then conquer the land before attacking the city.

It does look rather boring; there are relatively few players of Rise of Kingdoms in the live stream.

This resulted in the chat being surprisingly harmonious.

Hongyundangtou666: [Holy crap, streamer, the rogue team you paired with is invincible, so strong! They can easily beat melee teams, and they can go toe-to-toe with other teams. They basically have an advantage and draws every time they go out.]

When Li Fan saw this comment, he thought of the guy who asked him to pair up with a general last week.

Then, with a smile, he said, "Isn't that amazing!"

Wow, that's incredible! I never expected Sun Quan to be so useful. Once he unleashes his battle tactic, Gui Lü doesn't have to worry about getting his head blown off at all.

[I've already recommended it, and it's a 'rogue' name based on yours, which is indeed quite rogue-like. The team name is definitely not wrong.]

[I also mentioned you on Tieba and in the alliance. I guess a lot of people have been asking you for team composition advice lately.]

"That's great, thank you for your support, boss."

However, this is only just beginning to develop, since a battle report only involves one person and doesn't have much impact yet.

When a large number of people start acting like hooligans, that's when things will really explode.

However, to Li Fan's surprise, a dozen or twenty people actually came that night looking for him to pair up with generals.

The lowest possible team composition consists of five teams, each with 45 red balls.

That's true. Right now, the game is basically a circle where fully-leveled players play with each other, and those with no experience play with each other.

The "Lucky Ones" are all top-tier players with maxed-out red attributes, so the person he introduces will definitely also have high or maxed-out red attributes...

These twenty-odd people each used at least fifty health potions, and some even used five excavators.

Seeing so many people sending gifts, each spending over two hundred yuan, left the viewers in the live stream speechless.

no……

Are all the players in this game so rich?
According to their calculations, Li Fan had already received nearly 10,000 yuan worth of gifts in just over two hours.

"Sure enough, compared to League of Legends and QQ Speed, it's still easier to make money streaming Rise of Kingdoms. They're sending so many gifts."

Interestingly, EDG has a match today.

They lost 2-1 to OMG... Sima Laozei's performance in today's match was nothing short of perfect.

Fans are currently very angry, which has resulted in some of the trending topics being posted about Li Fan.

This led to Li Fan inexplicably appearing on the list again.

#Unreal Tournament Team Compositions...

Li Fan lay in bed looking at the trending topics, speechless.

EDG lost the game, what does that have to do with me, a substitute?! How did I end up trending on social media?
　Thank you to NobodyCaresFrosty for the 500 Qidian coins!
　　
　
(End of this chapter)