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

Chapter 42 "I'm an Autobot, and I love watching Gnik direct traffic!"

After the previous match against FPX, Di Wu suddenly became famous, and clips of his Sylas pentakill appeared on various websites.

His live stream also reached nearly two million views.

Di Wu didn't pay too much attention to these things. He had a long-term vision, not only to enter the playoffs, but also to fulfill the "military order" he made to his fans.

He had just opened the Korean server client.
A special effect appeared in the live stream!
???

Is this a rocket?

Is this ID Doinb?
Di Wu also recalled his previous bet with Da B. Da B always kept his word in this regard, and such a big streamer had no reason to renege on such a small debt.

"Thanks to FPX Doinb for the three rockets! Thank you, boss, you're so generous!"

The viewers in the live chat were quite surprised to hear that Doinb had actually come in person.

Didn't LGD and FPX just finish their match? And FPX was swept 2-0!

After beating you up, Doinb, you still sent a rocket? Are you so afraid of missing out on the first wave of traffic? Or have you already developed a masochistic streak from being beaten up?

"No, what kind of state has my Big B turned into?"

"Hahaha, this is the first time I've heard of someone getting beaten up and still coming to send gifts?"

"Who actually won? Anyone who didn't know better would think Doinb came over to collect medical bills!"

"Big B is so genuine!!! He still sends gifts even though he's like this!"

Doinb blushed as he looked at the barrage of mocking comments. He had originally intended to act magnanimous and offer some advice to his younger brother, given that he was currently the top streamer on Douyu.

Upon closer inspection, it became clear that Gnik's livestream viewership was rapidly approaching that of his own.

However, he quickly calmed down, recalling how many years he had been doing live streaming.

Audiences always admire the strong, and fans naturally like the winner.

How can LGD's lineup possibly keep winning? Their viewership will eventually run out, and they pose no threat to their position as the top streamer on Douyu.

"Hey, what are you talking about? Big B and I are best buddies! The three rockets were a bet we made before the game. Whoever lost would have to swipe their card, even if they were matched up against someone else! I can only say that Big B is definitely a man of integrity, a true gentleman who honors his bets!"

Doinb's lips twitched slightly. He had originally wanted to guide Di Wu's live streaming career as a senior, but Di Wu's words made him the loser of the bet. He got beaten up in the match and still had to send gifts. Did Di Wu really think he was a clown?

He replied through gritted teeth, "Too bad, we're all buddies! Good luck in the upcoming matches!"

Good luck in the game? Good luck, Maya! I'm calling Loken right now! I'll have him kill you! You still want to make the playoffs?
Di Wu smiled knowingly, a knowing smile playing on his lips: "Of course, I have to carry it to second place for you!"

???

Doinb trembled slightly. What was he saying? Move it to second place? Our FPX?
wrong!

FPX and JDG were vying for second place in the regular season. Because FPX lost the match 2-0, FPX has now dropped to third place in the regular season. According to the playoff rules, they will have to play one more best-of-five series than the top two teams.

He quickly opened the webpage to check the rankings for this year's Spring Split. FPX is currently in third place with a score of 12/4 and 14 points.

JDG currently has a 12/3 record and 16 points, ranking second. Losing their last win and being swept 2-0 by FPX is a huge blow to their morale.

The gap between them and JDG widened immediately. Even if JDG lost to LGD in the last game, as long as they were not swept 2-0, they would have secured second place.

If LGD defeats JDG 2-0, and FPX previously defeated JDG, FPX will still be able to return to second place based on head-to-head record in the event of a tie.

"Wow? If JDG wins just one game, will they secure second place?"

Doinb frowned. The impact of the previous loss was greater than he had imagined.
LGD needs to beat JDG 2-0 for FPX to return to second place. It's not a pleasant feeling to be at the mercy of others' results, but everything they achieved was through their own efforts.

"Hmm, guys, I'm going to go farm two more rockets!"

Doinb clutched his wallet in slight pain. He thought, "I have to do a lucky draw for my 'family' later to ease this burden."

Otherwise, spending tens of thousands of yuan would drain my pocket money.

He also has to consider the cost of baby formula for his future baby!
On FPX's Weibo supertopic, extreme FPX fans have begun to condemn Di Wu for his arrogance on the field.

Fortunately, Diwu stepped up and drew all of FPX's firepower, otherwise Xiaotian, who plays in the jungle, would have been in trouble.

After all, in League of Legends, the jungler position is definitely the most comfortable. If you get solo killed in lane, blame the jungler; if you get ganked by the enemy jungler, blame the jungler; if you get counter-ganked, blame the jungler; if you don't farm well, blame the jungler; even if you miss a minion, the jungler is half to blame. The jungler is always on the verge of being flamed or about to be flamed.

As the saying goes, at the age of 18, love can come a little later, but if the jungler comes late, then in Summoner's Rift, someone's parents will be in danger.

Jungler! If you lose in this position, even breathing is wrong.

Under FPX's super topic, there are thousands of Weibo posts condemning Di Wu. Some even photoshopped a reflective vest onto the picture of Di Wu standing up to "direct traffic," making him look like a traffic controller at an intersection.

"The traffic light at the intersection near my house is broken. Does anyone have a Gnik emoji to help me direct traffic?"

"Hahaha, let him command? Command all the Autobots to ram him?"

"I don't know why he's so arrogant, even talking about winning the Spring Split. Just wait for JDG to beat them!"

"FPX is just kidding you. Killing inferior teams is enough!"

"Is there anything more ridiculous than the Lion's Declaration? Standing on the coach's table, that's incredibly rude!"

"He's just an uncultured and arrogant player. In a couple of years, when his performance declines, he'll be eating a boomerang!"

However, it's unclear when Di Wu's boomerang will arrive, but FPX's boomerang has already arrived.

In the super topic, one post immediately attracted the attention of countless FPX fans: the rankings of the regular season points standings this spring.

"FPX is currently in third place, one win less and two points lower than JDG in second place. There are two possible scenarios: First, JDG defeats LGD, and LGD defeats JDG with a score of 2-1. JDG will then secure second place in the regular season. Second, LGD defeats JDG with a score of 2-0. FPX and JDG will have the same points, but FPX will finish second in the regular season due to head-to-head results!"

This post came out.
The FPX hashtag, which had been fiercely attacking Di Wu, suddenly went quiet.

LGD must defeat JDG 2-0 for FPX to secure a direct entry into the semifinals and avoid playing one less BO5 series.

"You know, Gnik has been our brother from the beginning. Doinb even sent him 5 rockets yesterday!"

"I hereby solemnly declare that I have never insulted Gnik on Weibo or any other platform!"

"Gnik! Unleash your power! You were born a lion, bite JDG, that spotted dog to death!"

"I'm an Autobot, and I love watching Gnik direct traffic!"

The public opinion surrounding Di Wu in FPX's supertopic instantly reversed, causing many bloggers who were just posting criticisms of Di Wu to be somewhat disheartened. The key point is...
Despite their defensive lapses, they still couldn't help but cheer for LGD, hoping they could defeat JDG and allow FPX to advance directly to the semifinals, avoiding a BO5 series.

This subtle feeling is just like that of a wife in a Japanese drama who is forced to accept the status quo, even...
And there's a certain enjoyment in it.

After a two-day break, LGD is about to face their last and most crucial BO3 match of the regular season.

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(End of this chapter)