LOL: I love sharp reviews and have become a professional expert

After the team members joined in, they all spoke directly and straightforwardly, with similar statements:

"I'm XX from XX Club. Are you interested in playing professionally? You can come to XX base for a tryout. During the tryout, we will provide food and lodging, and we will also pay for the round-trip tickets."

Next came a series of screenshots proving their identities, with the club's emblem, the base's luxurious facilities, and even the details of the work permit clearly visible.

Thanks to Su Mu's identity as a anchor, many clubs already know his basic situation well, so there is no need for excessive greetings and courtesies.

For club recruiters, the strength and age of the recruits are the two factors they value most, and Su Mu's information about these two points is already clear at a glance.

Although Su Mu has reached the "advanced age" of 23, his strength is still remarkable enough to attract many clubs to scramble for him!

Not only club staff, Su Mu also saw several familiar IDs in the friend request list, all of whom were active professional players.

Most of them are opponents or teammates that I have met in the ranking, and some of them even came because of Su Mu’s sharp comments.

To put it bluntly, professional players are just a group of people with relatively high gaming talent. When they meet strangers with strong skills, they will also want to add them as friends. It does not mean that professional players are superior to others.

Moreover, facing an opponent as hopelessly strong as Su Mu, even if one is not defeated, one will still be impressed by him.

In addition, looking at the entire LPL, there are not many people who dare to criticize Uzi in public. Everyone is a little curious, where did this tough guy come from?

——For many years, no one noticed the live broadcast, but one day, the whole world knew about the sharp comments!

"Isn't this wave of UZI just a waste of money?"

I remember that this tough guy became a hot topic with just one sentence and went viral.

The haters even made a GIF with subtitles of the scene where Su Mu said this sentence seriously with his hands spread out like a little bear!

Once a quarrel breaks out between him and Gouhei, Gouhei can score a critical hit by simply sending this GIF!

——A born evil dog and a black devil!

Of course, Su Mu would not admit that he was insulting others. He is a positive energy anchor, so how can sharp comments be considered insulting?

Su Mu approved the game friend requests from the factory manager, kid and others one by one.

Then they all sent a “^_^”.

What Su Mu didn't expect was that Kid replied immediately.

In the IG club, General Sturgeon, who was fiddling with his phone to think about what takeout to order, saw the message and immediately decided not to order anything, just because the ID was called [Douyu丶Sharp Comments King]!

If you order takeout late, you will just go hungry for one meal; but if you miss [Douyu, Sharp Comments King], you will miss out on a whole season of great shows!

General Sturgeon, who understood this, was shocked and said quickly: "Brothers, the anchor is off first, my mother is calling me to eat!"

After saying that, he directly turned off the live streaming in the room.

Suddenly the live broadcast room went dark, with only a large number of comments scrolling on the screen.

[What happened? The broadcast ended just after I arrived? ]

[Fuck! Guys! Was my vision dazzled? I saw the ID of the King of Sharp Comments! ]

[The King of Sharp Comments? The new No. 1 in the national server? ]

[I remember, this anchor also commented on Uzi before, is he planning to have a grudge match on the field? ]

[Maya, is the King of Sharp Comments finally going to contact the club? I thought I would never see Su Shen play in my lifetime...]

[The Haishen is working hard! No wonder he put down his phone to order takeout. If he can recruit Su Shen to IG, Haishen will be the first to win! ]

[But doesn’t IG already have a champion top laner? But I remember that Su Shen is also very strong in the jungle. Damn, he won’t replace Hai Shen himself by then, right? ]

[This monster can finally go up against professional players. I'm tired of seeing him playing against other players in the 1,000-point King's League.]

[Brother, are you talking like a human? A thousand-point king frying fish? I almost thought there were several levels above the strongest king! ]

[A bunch of ylgs are in a mess, are they really treating this game as a ranking match? ]

[I've been waiting to see this so-called No. 1 player in the country make a fool of himself in the arena.]

【…】

As Su Mu further raised his national No. 1 score to a level that was difficult to surpass, online public opinion was almost going wild.

S7 is an unusual year.

In the past, why did many old players still miss S7 and feel deeply regretful?

It's simple, just because this year is so special.

This was the first time that the S-League was held at home, and the final venue was still the Bird's Nest, a very meaningful venue.

It can be said that this is the first opportunity to show e-sports to the elders and tell them that e-sports is not electronic opium.

S7 is the best opportunity and the most perfect opportunity.

And Su Mu, a player whose strength is beyond imagination, has not yet joined any team. Isn't this a waste?

Therefore, netizens who imagined a big drama in their minds were discussing it on Tieba and Weibo, and even left messages under the official accounts of major clubs. They were even more anxious than Su Mu himself!

"As strong as Su Shen is, no team wants him. Is this reasonable?"

A netizen asked this question in a post, and as soon as the post was published, it immediately attracted a large number of replies and discussions.

"A monster that topped the national server with an 81% win rate, but can't shine in the professional arena?"

Someone else posted a message expressing his feelings, saying that indeed, for a "monster" like Su Mu, it would undoubtedly be a pity if he could not show his strength in the professional arena.

"Don't these LPL clubs want the championship anymore?"

One netizen even bluntly pointed out that in a top e-sports league like LPL, if a strong player like Su Mu joins, it will undoubtedly greatly increase the strength of the team and may even help the team win the championship.

"Please give some support to all the major clubs! I am really curious whether Su Shen can kill as many in the professional arena as in the rankings!"

Finally, a message from a netizen expressed the thoughts of everyone. They are looking forward to Su Mu joining a team as soon as possible, showing his style in the professional arena, and bringing earth-shaking changes to the boring top lane ecosystem in the e-sports circle.

Some clubs felt aggrieved when they saw these remarks: It’s not that we don’t want to recruit, it’s that we can’t contact anyone!

As for why Su Mu went from being a small anchor who was criticized by various small black fans to a popular anchor in the league and gained countless fans?

There's nothing we can do about it, it's just because his playing style is so popular.

An aggressive style of play, always flashing forward, directly rolling over the opponent in the laning phase, and even pushing the opponent out of the experience zone!

Even when facing a gank, he can still complete extreme operations of one against two and one against three. He has extreme development ability and perfect grasp of the timing of team battles. All of this is so attractive!