Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 64, Section 62: Truly Possesses Professional Skill
Although T1's haters may feel like they're being used as pawns, at least for now, most things are still under control.

At least T1's fans haven't taken their anger out on them too much.

Thinking of this, Shimamura Yuna breathed a sigh of relief.

"Does this mean I'm one step closer to my goal?"

The girl sat on the bed, her petite body curled up in a ball, her mind filled with anticipation for the future.

Recently, she has been able to feel that her mental state has improved slightly.

Although it really is only a little bit
I'm still very sensitive, and still very fragile. I still cry easily.

But she could feel that she was slowly developing a positive outlook on life.

I'm looking forward to having even more followers when I wake up tomorrow.

They are hoping to become more famous and achieve a higher ranking.

I'm looking forward to all the tomorrows that are yet to come being better than today.

Instead of being like before, where I actually had no expectations, but was forced by the part of my will from my past life to become positive, cheerful, and think about the future.

Is it because you've also started to feel the joy of moving forward?

Are you also looking forward to the day when you stand in the spotlight?

Yuna Shimamura was talking to herself, trying to speak to the other half of her soul.

But naturally, there was no response.

The two souls, from a very early time, had already merged into one, essentially becoming one.

So she smiled.

"Let's do it together. Let's go all the way to the end."

The girl sat on the bed, slowly becoming sleepy.

So she lay down and fell into a deep sleep.
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For some time afterward, Shimamura Yuna continued her ranked gaming activities on the Korean server.

During the day, I cook and exercise, and in the afternoon, I stream and play ranked games.

Their lives are even more regular than those of civil servants.

As time went on, her score increased, and the people she could rank up against gradually became more and more skilled, with a higher and higher density of professional players.

It's not just Doran anymore.

Basically, every day, the video clips edited for her by "LAST Aiyin, who is always on time and never leaves early" all have titles like this.

"Battle Against Bin? Ghost King Yuna's Ranked Match: Yone vs. Bin's Crocodile, Who Will Win?"

"The strongest Yone! Yuna carries Flying Fox in ranked games, is T1 Yuna connecting?"

The long-awaited vampire returns! The Demon King Yuna unleashes her ultimate technique against Ornn (369)!

Basically, there are new professional players matched with me every day, which is completely different from the style when I was playing on the Chinese server a while ago.

Although slices involve both wins and losses and are not always winning, the win rate is indeed quite optimistic.

If I had to say, her current livestreaming style is somewhat similar to JJKING's, mainly relying on encountering different professional players in high-ranking matches every day to generate buzz.

However, the difference is that JJKING can only maintain a high rank by playing Fiora; he can't reach that level with other champions. On the other hand, Shimamura Yuna can play many champions and can basically perform like a professional player, playing different champions in each game and still achieving good results.

Although many people complain that her hero pool is limited to a few late-game mage carries and only mid-lane heroes, she plays traditional heavy fighters and tanks terribly.

Yone and Akali are not really suitable for the top lane in this version. Among the champions that she plays well, the only relatively normal top lane champions are Rumble and Jax.

Even if someone has an unconventional hero pool, there's still a big difference between someone who can only play one hero and someone who can play many heroes.

So gradually, everyone subconsciously got used to one thing: Shimamura Yuna is really strong, and it's not surprising that Shimamura Yuna can compete with professional players.

In other words, people subconsciously believe that she is indeed close to being a professional player, or at least has the potential to be one.

Although the shortcomings are still obvious, such as the reaction speed is indeed a bit slow, the gameplay is still a bit unique, and although there is a hero pool, it does look a bit unconventional.

But all of this pales in comparison to her "female gamer" persona.

Yes, League of Legends players have always been looking forward to the emergence of a truly skilled female player who can generate buzz on the field.

Unlike Mayumi or the Russian women's team before her, who were more hype than talent and simply drained everyone's enthusiasm, these are so-called female athletes.

As a result, more and more similar opinions have recently begun to appear on the website.
[Yuna should really try going pro! Her rank is so high, and she plays a fair number of heroes. Give us some fun by going pro!]

[Why bother playing professionally and spending all your time in high-elo Korean ranked games? It doesn't seem as entertaining as playing in Diamond rank. Yuna should really give it a try.]

Honestly, I don't think she's skilled enough to play professionally; her playstyle is just perfect for ranked games. But without a doubt, she's probably the female player who comes closest to being a top-tier player.

[I'll definitely watch Yuna play professionally, whichever team she joins will be my favorite team.]

Anyone with half a brain can see that Shimamura Yuna is now a player with both high profile and commercial value.

Regardless of their actual strength, it's also uncertain whether they can achieve good results on the field.

Tell me, does it generate any buzz?
As a result, almost naturally, Shimamura Yuna received many inquiries from professional teams during this period.

Mainly LPL teams.

At first, Shimamura Yuna was actually quite excited about this, and she even wavered a bit, wanting to directly accept the offers from certain teams.

But after talking to each of these teams, she gradually calmed down and temporarily gave up the idea.

The main reason is that the teams that are currently extending olive branches to her seem to lack sincerity.

Forget about starting, she wasn't even given a substitute role. She was basically sent to the youth training camp and the reserve team to try out.

The main strategy is to cast a wide net, which is just an attempt to get free money by riding on her popularity.

To put it bluntly, in the eyes of these teams, she has some value now, but not enough.

Therefore, she felt that it was a waste of time to spend money to find a team, go to the youth training camp, or go to the second team at this time.

It would be better to wait a while longer and see, until my skill level and scores are more convincing, and until mid-to-high-tier LPL teams are looking to make roster changes during the transfer window, then I can give it a try.

"Let's focus on live streaming this stage for now."

That's what I thought.

However, at this moment, things took an unexpected turn.

P.S.: Two updates today. As usual, please vote and keep reading!
By the way, I still want to say that it's not that I don't want more, it's just that I haven't updated many books during the initial release period on Qidian QAQ
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