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

Chapter 38. Go talk to my insurance!

#Unreal's PUBG livestream preview for the 23rd.

Abu sat in his office looking at the latest trending topics on Weibo and shook his head.

Why does Li Fan keep trending on social media?
Three days have passed since the competition ended, now it's the 23rd, and the game is trending on social media every single day.

He had never seen a professional player trend on social media so much, especially when they weren't even playing a match.

To be honest, this popularity is truly outrageous.

Huya is all smiles. They're reportedly very pleased that downloads and online users have increased across various platforms recently.

Especially after Li Fan's live stream ended, not all of the nearly 20,000 viewers in the live stream left Huya immediately; instead, they would browse through various channels.

They successfully converted this traffic, and it wasn't just a single source of traffic. This was significant for them, and they no longer needed to envy Douyu for having PDD and Wu Wukai.

They now have top League of Legends streamers on Huya.

To be honest, it really is quite legendary, as if he was born to do this job.

To try to do abstract things like Li Fan is like trying to walk blindly in Handan.

They simply don't have Li Fan's skills; he can play any game.

Another point is that the status of a professional player still has a lot of value, even if they are a substitute player.

After all, the fact that he was able to become a substitute mid laner for EDG and wasn't relegated to the youth training team is enough to prove that he has talent.

So even though many people want to learn this model, it's simply not possible; they can't achieve the same results with even a slight challenge.

Moreover, Li Fan is considered a workaholic, consistently streaming for eleven hours a day.

Abu had to admire it; if that amount of time were used for training...

Shaking his head, Li Fan was now basically a mascot in the club, and he couldn't control him anymore, as long as he didn't affect the other players.

Of course, Li Fan works so hard purely for learning points and the occasional free attribute points; he really can't do without live streaming.

"The 23rd...Isn't today the 23rd? What PUBG? They've been talking about it for the past two weeks." Abu curiously opened Li Fan's live stream.

Ever since Li Fan signed Huya's biggest contract, he would occasionally sneak into the live stream to peek.

"Alright! It's finally installed, but there's no Chinese server yet, so I'll have to use a VPN."

[What a terrible game! Can it even be as fun as League of Legends?]

[The streamer hasn't played League of Legends for over half a month now?]

[Stop barking, you League of Legends dog! You've been in the stream for so long, don't you know Unreal doesn't play League of Legends?]

Li Fan's lips twitched involuntarily when he saw this comment.

I'm a professional League of Legends player myself, and you're calling me a "League of Legends dog"... I really can't tell if you're protecting me or insulting me.

Log in to the game and first create a nickname account.

After some thought, I decided to use Unreal Engine.

Since my parallel world self only left behind this one ID, let this ID shine in all games.

Then the character I chose appeared, a girl with a single ponytail, and the game started immediately.

There is no button tutorial for the game PUBG.

I remember the first time I played, I had to rely on Baidu to figure out how to pick up items, get the backpack, and use the mini-map.

There's no way around it; that's just how game developers are. If you want to play a game, you'll have to look it up yourself.

Then I quickly clicked "Start Game".

After waiting for about twenty seconds, a match was successfully found.

After all, this is just the beginning, and it will take some time to gather a hundred people to start a game.

Once it becomes popular, you can basically get into every game instantly.

After a brief loading time, the scene ahead was the wreckage of an airplane and countless men and women walking around in their underwear.

"Is anyone there? Is anyone there? Are there any Chinese people?"

"Japanese! Japanese!"

"How do you play this game? There wasn't even a tutorial before we jumped in?" "Take this!"

"If there's a Japanese person anywhere, I'll kill them!"

"Press the pulse point! Press the pulse point!"

Li Fan's head ached from listening to the voice. Normally, he would turn off all voice chat in the lobby, but he would turn it on again in the game.

Sometimes he can hear other people talking, and sometimes he doesn't even realize he's turned it on. Listening to their conversations is very interesting.

It also lets you know when someone is nearby, which is very useful.

"Does anyone dare to jump off the airport? Everyone, jump off the airport!"

"You son of a bitch, whoever doesn't jump is a coward."

They started cursing at each other in that short time.

Is this game really that violent?

What a wonderful public square!

Is this fun? It looks a bit boring...

Indeed, it's not as good as playing QQ Speed; QQ Speed ​​at least offers exciting competitive gameplay.

After the waiting time ended, everyone boarded the plane.

"Everyone stand up! Paratrooper No. 1, Li Fan, is ready!"

After the plane had flown a certain distance, Li Fan jumped directly towards the air-raid shelter.

Why are you yelling so loudly!

Headphone users are in for a shock!

"The most important thing in this game is to search for supplies. If you land without a gun, you're at a disadvantage against other players. If you want to play, you should watch and learn carefully."

[You're talking all high and mighty, but isn't this your first time playing this game too?]

You're good at CrossFire and QQ Speed, but terrible at League of Legends. Do you really think you can handle this new game?

"No, even though I'm a substitute, why do you think I'm bad at League of Legends?"

"Moreover, PUBG is essentially a shooting game, which is why I've practiced CF for so long. I feel like I'm at my peak."

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) has both first-person and third-person perspectives.

Because the map is quite large, playing in third-person perspective is more comfortable.

PUBG initially allowed third-person perspective for classes, but later it was restricted to first-person view only.

Then the comments section was filled with disbelief.

"There are good things in this air-raid shelter..."

Li Fan noticed that someone else had jumped into the air-raid shelter, so he decisively jumped towards the location of the third shelter.

There are four holes in the air raid shelter. If there are people around, jumping into hole number three is the best option, as it allows for both offense and defense.

Because if you go down to the right from the third hole, you'll reach the fourth hole. The two holes are very close together. If you can't beat them, you can run away; if you can beat them, you can go from the third hole to the second hole.

To everyone's astonishment, Li Fan grabbed an M16 and killed everyone in the air-raid shelter.

[That's awesome!]

"If you won't let me develop, then I'll kill them all."

As they talked, they began picking up supplies.

When I left the air-raid shelter, I was wearing level 3 armor and a level 2 helmet.

Just then, the safe zone closed, so Li Fan found a car and started driving into the safe zone.

As a result, he saw someone on the road who was also in a hurry to get into the circle, so he accelerated and crashed into him.

"Haha, go talk to my insurance company!"

Unreal used a vehicle to kill Xiaoyuer!

(End of this chapter)