Quick Transmigration: Saving That Cannon Fodder

Tangtang, who has always been lucky, spends every day playing duo queue with Yuhuai, and they often miss the team's training matches.

Nevertheless, they were still very lucky and successfully made it into the top ten nationwide.

However, their behavior angered fans. This is esports, not a dating show. They spend their days showing off their relationship instead of focusing on the competition, which clearly crossed the line for esports fans.

As a result, fans unfollowed and turned against the team, with many immediately becoming fans of the Star Moon team after their initial unfollowing.

Hopefully, the Star Moon team can defeat Yu Huai and Tang Tang, and ideally kick them out of the competition, so as to avoid embarrassing themselves internationally.

At this point, the original readers also felt uncomfortable. There's nothing wrong with being in a relationship, but it's strange that being in a relationship would interfere with the team's training and important simulation matches.

The author obviously won't change it. In order to highlight that the two main characters are very talented in games, they don't need to train. They are always dating, going to amusement parks, visiting dating restaurants, playing fishing games together, etc.

Meanwhile, the other teams trained day and night, wishing they could stretch one day into two.

Often they would rest by watching the clock, and get up after sleeping for six hours.

Especially for the Star Moon team, their mid-laner Lin Luo is already 26 years old and will retire after this competition, so they attach great importance to this competition.

This is also why readers have a very good impression of the Star Moon team; no one dislikes a team that works hard and strives for success.

But this team was created to highlight the main character, and was destined never to win the championship.

Akahoshi frowned: [Then what about their efforts? That's not fair!]

250 weakly raised their hand: [The reader asked the same question, but the author didn't reply. Perhaps the author couldn't continue writing and soon moved on to the world competition.]

The top three teams in the country can participate in the competition, and the champion Xingyue team is no exception. However, they are destined to be cannon fodder teams, and cannon fodder cannot block the path of the protagonists.

On the way to the airport, the Star Moon team's car was involved in an accident, and team leader Jiang Yubai's right hand was amputated due to severe injury.

"Amputation?"

These two words were like sharp knives, piercing Akahoshi's heart with a sudden, sharp pain that spread to every part of his body.

Chi Xing dared not think too much about it. Jiang Yubai had worked so hard, dedicating seven years of his youth, from age thirteen to twenty, to e-sports.

But his hand was amputated before the match...

Other team members also suffered injuries to varying degrees.

Driven by their dreams, they hastily bandaged themselves up and headed abroad, leaving the jungler position to be filled by a substitute.

Unfortunately, misfortune struck this team. During the first match, mid-laner Lin Luo suddenly developed tenosynovitis, and his hands could barely hold the phone, making it impossible for him to operate the game.

The game was completely overwhelmed, and the substitute mid laner was so nervous that he had a stomachache and couldn't play at all.

And so, the champion team was eliminated in the first round by the technically weakest team, F.

They returned home in disappointment and disarray, facing countless insults and accusations: they were accused of taking bribes to fix matches, they were accused of disgracing the nation, and they were told they deserved to die a horrible death...

Lin Luo watched as the team leader stared blankly at his empty sleeve on the hospital bed, watched the team members looking dejected, and watched as one group of people after another left the team.

He hated his hands; he hated himself for not persevering; he hated himself for not making it to the end.

With the disbandment of the Star Moon team, Lin Luo's information was exposed.

Fans hated him and harassed him and his family online, knocking on his door day and night, posting his portrait, sending wreaths... His neighbors complained about him almost every day.

One day, he jumped from the rooftop and shattered in front of all his haters.

Jiang Yubai had not appeared for two years. The last time the author described him was in a news article that the main characters saw.

Jiang Yubai, the young master of the Jiang family, suffered from severe depression and jumped to his death in the early hours of the morning in the XX residential area.

That's where Lin Luo jumped off the building.

No one knew that after Lin Luo jumped off the building, Jiang Yubai bought the entire residential complex.

Perhaps he felt guilty and regretful; their shared dream had shattered, and Jiang Yubai blamed everything on himself.

Upon seeing this, Akahoshi felt a sudden heart attack.

No wonder the readers were so critical; Storm Team must have defeated those foreign teams and achieved final victory.

But do they deserve it?

Why should those who work hard become cannon fodder?

The protagonists did not cause any real harm, acting as two lucky bystanders.

But this is a book, a world created by the author. In order to give the protagonist an unparalleled halo, everyone else is just a tool to set off that halo.

Why?

Akahoshi asked several questions in a row, while 250 remained silent. The main system had said that this was the purpose of the system bureau's existence.

The small world is chaotic, and bugs appear in many planes, which are difficult for even the main gods and the Heavenly Dao to deal with. Gods cannot arbitrarily descend to the mortal world to kill people, let alone interfere in human karma.

Therefore, the system will be sent to cooperate with transmigrators or quick transmigrators to correct the plot, so that those who work hard will receive the best rewards and those who do evil will receive the punishment they deserve.

After a moment of silence, Akahoshi was completely unable to sleep.

He felt wronged for Jiang Yubai, even more so than in her previous little world.

Suddenly I really want to hug Ayu, to protect him, and to let him shine on his original podium.

250 transformed into a kitten and ran out, then willingly lay down on the blanket beside it.

"Your Highness, it's alright. Now that you've come, how could the Immortal Lord be harmed?"

Akahoshi: "Of course not, such an ending could never happen to Ayu."

His Ayu should be healthy and live a long life.

I want to win many more championships in the future. Even if I can no longer play games, I can still lead the best teams as a coach.

Akahoshi got out of bed and logged into his game account.

I played with Jiang Yubai all night, and now I'm at Diamond rank. I clicked on each hero to check their skills and lane assignments.

Red Star: "If I find a hero and practice it continuously, is there a chance I can join a team?"

Is that Lin Luo a mid-laner?

In case of any unforeseen circumstances, he wants to be a substitute player.

However, there are only three substitute positions, and their team currently has two. Red Star wants to fight for the last substitute position.

250 wagged its cat tail: "Actually, it's possible. Your Highness can practice with a few of these heroes. You've only played two support heroes so far."

At 250's urging, Akahoshi started a ranked match.

This time, the chosen hero is the mid-lane mage Xiao Shan, who wields a large fan as her weapon. At this point, Akahoshi is still unaware of the seriousness of the situation.

Six minutes later, just as he stepped out of the tower, an exclamation mark lit up above his head again, for only a moment:

"You have been slain"

The masked assassin, clutching a sharp knife, left without looking back, casually uttering a message:

[Little Fan Sister, still not asleep? Let your big brother help you break your internet addiction, hehehe]