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Chapter 95: The regular season is over! Next up is the SSC Spring Season!
Yu Luo looked at the area that originally belonged to the Blackie's group, which was now empty. He was stunned for a moment, and then a look of sudden realization and extreme joy appeared on his face.

"Hahaha! They all ran away? There's really not a single person left?" He couldn't help but laugh out loud, his voice particularly clear amidst the cheers of the EDG fans. "Weren't you so arrogant when you came in? Wearing the same uniform and shouting louder than anyone else! The match isn't even over yet, how come you've all slipped away?"

The people around them joined in the commotion, shouting loudly.

When you come offline... winning means you start showing your true colors!
It's a bit of a shame that these people couldn't win a losing game and ran away.

Otherwise, I can't imagine how great it would feel at that moment.

Yu Luo immediately raised his camera, aimed it at the empty space, and while filming, said in an exaggerated narration tone:
"Brothers, did you see that? This is the current state of offline trolls: they strike hard when they're winning, and disappear when they're losing!"

"They started the game looking all high and mighty, but then they just ran away halfway through. They can't play at all when they're behind. This is a true reflection of how Unreal forced them out of the game in two rounds. They're so arrogant when they entered the game, but now they're running away in a sorry state!"

The camera slowly pans across the empty chairs, as if you can still see the trolls bluffing there before, a stark contrast to the reality now.

Upon hearing Yu Luo's live report, the surrounding EDG fans burst into laughter and cheers, filling the scene with a joyful atmosphere.

After all, they were neutral at the beginning, but winning the game changed everything.

They have now become Li Fan's devoted fans, and if anyone tries to attack him against the odds, they will kick them while they're down.

Those who were wearing EDG jackets underneath and sitting in the audience, upon hearing Yu Luo's vicious mockery, couldn't help but feel proud of their own cleverness!
Otherwise, being pointed at and scolded like that might cause a stroke.

I felt that Doinb didn't have the skill or ability, so I made two preparations.

At this moment, I am a ten-year veteran fan of EDG.

The person who just participated has nothing to do with me.

Yu Luo frowned as he looked at the person next to him who was wearing an EDG team uniform and grinning at him.

"When you came in just now, weren't you the one holding up a sign telling Unreal to get out of the League of Legends scene? Don't try to ride on the coattails of League of Legends."

"How could it be me? You see, Unreal never streams League of Legends. Where is he trying to ride on League of Legends' popularity? Besides, Unreal plays every other game at a professional level, and he always trends on social media. It's League of Legends that's trying to ride on his popularity, isn't it?"

"Hmm... Indeed, Kuroko wouldn't be able to speak so logically if she didn't have a brain."

Yu Luo turned the camera towards the stage.

At this moment, the five EDG players stood up and walked towards QG's booth to shake hands after the match.

"It felt a bit boring, we won without much pressure," Mouse said with a chuckle.

"What do you mean 'boring'? I wish every game was like this. What's wrong with winning easily?" The factory manager rolled his eyes at Mouse after hearing his words.

"Hey hey hey..."

"But when can you lead us to victory? Right now, we're only winning because of Fan in the mid lane. He consistently creates a gap in the matchup. If it were Scout before, we would have been locked in a stalemate."

"Hey! Don't say things that are detrimental to unity." The factory manager was speechless. His younger brothers hadn't improved at all over the years; their emotional intelligence was practically zero.

They said privately that there was no problem, but don't forget that AD is Korean.

I'm not sure if I can fully understand it, but it's still not good.

"Hehehe... I'm so happy about the four-game winning streak, and my emotions have temporarily taken over my mind." Meiko scratched her head sheepishly.

Li Fan listened to his teammates chatting, his face remaining calm.

It wasn't until everyone arrived at the QG players' seats that they quickly stopped smiling, but their triumphant winning streak still shone through, creating a stark contrast with the dejected atmosphere at the QG seats.

Li Fan watched as Doinb kept his head down, showing no intention of looking up.

It felt more like a defeated prisoner of war handing over a surrender document.

Yu Luo was very satisfied with the content she had captured.

The tickets were definitely worth it...

With such a huge online buzz, he believed that as long as he edited the video out, it would definitely go viral.

The main reason is that today's program was truly unbeatable.

After the handshake segment ended, all the EDG members came to the center of the stage, stood in a neat row facing the audience, and bowed deeply to their fans.

"EDG! Come on!"

"Unreal! Awesome!"

"Factory Manager! Mingkai!"

The crowd erupted in even louder screams and shouts as fans waved their support items, expressing their appreciation and support for the contestants' outstanding performances.

Isn't this the moment that all the fans came to see?

When their favorite team won the match, they came to the center of the stage to express their gratitude, screaming to show their excitement and appreciation for the players' outstanding performance.

Li Fan maintained a calmness beyond his years and waved to the audience.

After waving to the audience again, the team members turned around and returned to their seats to pack up their peripherals.

Afterwards, the group walked along the athletes' passage to the backstage lounge.

Coaches Quickstar and Abu, who had been waiting at the door, greeted everyone with smiles on their faces as they returned.

Winning the game made them very excited.

"Well played!" QuickStar's coach spoke first, patting Clearlove, who was walking at the front, on the shoulder. "Two crushing victories, perfect rhythm!"

Although the factory manager couldn't understand, he kept nodding as he looked at the smile.

Abu added with a smile, "Everyone played very well, especially in the mid lane. Li Fan put so much pressure on them that I felt he completely broke their mentality."

The team secured a crucial victory, extending their winning streak to four games, which undoubtedly boosted the team's morale significantly.

The lounge was in such a harmonious state.

Scout, who was sitting next to the water dispenser, was extremely annoyed.

He was ready to be the savior, so why wasn't he given the chance?

How come EDG doesn't lose even one game?!
If I had known that playing Twisted Fate would immediately strip me of my starting position, I would have preferred to stand up to the coach and refuse to pick Twisted Fate.

Meanwhile, outside, the MVP selection process has already concluded.

However, the MVP award for this game did not go to Li Fan, but to the Clearlove who had perfect rhythm.

The gank from mid lane to bot lane is also a very impressive statistic.

3-0-14!

Absolutely perfect rhythm.

The proportion of injuries sustained was 29%!

"No problem, the MVP award can go to either the mid laner or the jungler, both of them performed exceptionally well."

"That's right. After the factory manager ganked mid lane and got the momentum going, it started snowballing."

The commentators explained that they certainly knew why they didn't give it to Li Fan when they could give it to either of them.

After all, if he wins again, he will have won eight MVPs in a row.

This is very exaggerated.

The authorities still need to exercise some control here.

Furthermore, Clearlove is also a star player for EDG.

In the center of the stage, under the spotlight, the factory manager, guided by the host Ren Dong, walked to the interview area.

When his familiar figure appeared on the big screen, the audience immediately erupted in enthusiastic cheers and applause.

It has indeed been a long time since he appeared at the interview booth.

After all, there was no chance for an interview during the previous four-game losing streak.

The fans were naturally excited to see him on stage. "Welcome our EDG jungler, Clearlove, to our interview!" Ren Dong said with a professional smile and a loud voice, "Please say hello to everyone first."

The factory manager took the microphone and bowed slightly to the audience: "Hello everyone, I am Clearlove, the jungler of EDG. I am very happy to accept this interview."

"First of all, congratulations to EDG for taking another point, making it their fourth consecutive win." Ren Dong began with his usual questions. "Today you won cleanly and decisively 2-0. How is the team's overall condition and atmosphere now? Your playstyle seems very smooth to everyone."

The factory manager nodded and replied, "Hmm... I feel pretty good. At first, I did need to adapt to Unreal's rhythm. He's the kind of aggressive mid-laner who attacks wave after wave. Once I got used to it, the game felt a bit easier."

"As we get along better and better, everyone is communicating well and executing tactics effectively. Today, the mid lane still has a significant advantage, which makes the game very comfortable for me. After all, the jungler is more about riding the momentum. With a mid laner like that, even a dog could win in the jungle."

The factory manager's sincere tone, coupled with his remark that even a dog could win, drew knowing laughter from the audience.

To be fair, the factory manager's trash talk is truly top-notch.

Whether it's against the opponent or against oneself...

Ren Dong also laughed: "Speaking of the mid lane, Unreal's performance was really outstanding. He had a great advantage in both games. But Clearlove, your rhythm was also very good."

"No, no, you can't say that. I'm just riding the wave of the situation."

"The factory manager is very modest. As a jungler, he thinks that you can win even if you just tie a dog to the jungle. How do you feel about your mid-jungle synergy with him?"

"Unreal's individual ability is indeed very strong. He can put a lot of pressure on the opponent in lane, which gives me a lot of confidence when invading the jungle or doing things."

We communicate quite a lot. He tells me about the enemy's ward placements and skill usage, so we coordinate very well. My favorite thing to hear in voice chat is when Fan says, "Kai, come on, we can dive!"

"Oh? The Unreal players call you Brother Kai? And you call him Brother Fan?"

"It doesn't matter, each has its own way of addressing itself. It's just a form of respect." The factory manager waved his hand, not really caring about it.

The audience at the scene was quite surprised at this moment.

The main reason is that I didn't expect the factory manager to accept the nickname "Brother Kai".

Although his name is Mingkai, there is a "Kai Ge" in the league circle, and this one is Tang's "Mei Bian".

If the factory manager can accept it, then it really shows that he values ​​Li Fan very much.

This attitude showed many of the factory manager's fans that he loved the factory manager so much that they would definitely support him the next time someone criticized Unreal Engine online!

"Okay, thank you so much, Clearlove, for accepting our interview! Congratulations again to EDG! We hope you can maintain this great form and achieve even better results in the upcoming matches!"

The interview ended amidst applause from the audience.

……

That evening, Yu Luo sat in front of the computer, wide awake and excited about the video she was about to edit.

Then, the large amount of footage recorded at the competition venue today was quickly and carefully edited, and with just the right subtitles, background music and special effects, a dramatic and face-slapping video was about to be produced.

The video begins with EDG players entering the arena, where a group of haters dressed in matching outfits arrogantly jeering.

Although the footage was heavily blurred, comments like "Is this all there is to Bai Zi?" and "Unreal, get out of the league!" were still heard.

This suggests that today's match is not as simple as it seems.

The scene then shifts to the match, where Li Fan repeatedly solo kills Doinb, creating a stark contrast between the cheers of the fans and the increasingly silent and stiff profiles of the haters.

Interspersed throughout were clips of Yu Luo himself shouting "Hey, speak up!" and "Why aren't you yelling anymore?" in close proximity, creating a sense of realism and tension on set.

Then, the moment the second game ended was the most entertaining part of the video.

The area that was originally occupied by haters is now empty. The camera slowly pans across the empty chairs, accompanied by melodious yet slightly ironic background music.

"Where are they? Where did they go?"

The video ends with a juxtaposition of the initial bustling crowd of haters and the desolate emptiness at the end, accompanied by a striking caption:

[Entering the fray with a powerful punch, disappearing from the face of adversity; a testament to the self-cultivation of the offline Joker]

After editing, Yu Luo carefully checked the video to make sure that all potentially private information had been blurred before nodding in satisfaction.

After some thought, I came up with a very catchy title for the video: "Real Footage: Two Unreal Engine Tutorial Games, Making Offline Haters Escape Early!"

He then uploaded it to Bilibili.

The video spread faster than Yu Luo had anticipated.

It already carries several popular tags such as "EDG", "Unreal", "teaching bureau", and "haters".

In addition, EDG won the game today, and won it very well.

Shortly after the video was released, its views began to grow exponentially.

Because there are genuine fans who specifically seek out and watch the videos.

The video was very well-received, and the number of comments exploded.

Holy crap! This is amazing! Can I watch this for free?!

[Hahahaha, I can't stop laughing! That escape speed is faster than Formula 1!]

[Unreal: I heard you guys came to laugh at me? Now who's the laughing stock?]

Even though it's blurred out, I can already imagine the expressions on their faces, hahaha.

The video was quickly reposted on major gaming communities, forums, and Weibo, and related topics such as #UnrealFightsAgainstHats# and #OfflineHatsAgainstTheWinner# also rapidly gained popularity.

This is a truly embarrassing situation.

During this period, discussions about this video have also become a hot topic.

However, it was quickly overshadowed by EDG's next match.

4 month 16 day.

EDG vs VG.

This match was also EDG's last match of the regular season.

Among the fan group that Li Fan attended, QQ Speed ​​fans made up the majority.

The reason is quite simple: after this match, the QQ Speed ​​SSC quarterfinals will start immediately. Under these circumstances, while watching the QQ Speed ​​match, they can also buy a ticket for League of Legends to support the last regular season game.

I thought this match would be easy to win, but the jungle champion synergy from the World Championship was activated.

Although they won the match 2-0, the process was still quite difficult.

Both games lasted until the 37th or 38th minute.

Li Fan played Viktor in both games, and successfully carried the game by relying on Viktor's ability to provide backup in the late game.

They ultimately won five consecutive games, finishing the regular season with an 11-5 record.

During the handshake, when Li Fan walked up to Easyhoon, the champion mid-laner, known for his composure and calmness, did not immediately extend his hand. Instead, he opened his arms and gently hugged Li Fan.

This gesture startled Li Fan slightly, but he politely returned the hug.

Easyhoon released his grip, looked at Li Fan, and said in clear but accented Chinese, "You played very well. You're really... amazing."

"I haven't seen a rookie mid laner like you in a long time, with such strong lane dominance and such calm decision-making in the late game."

His tone was filled with genuine appreciation.

Upon hearing this unexpected high praise, Li Fan bowed slightly and responded very humbly, "Thank you, Lord Marquis! You flatter me too much. I still have a lot to learn, and you put a lot of pressure on me during today's match."

This is the truth. Although he won both games in the end, Li Fan did not have an easy time in the laning phase because Easyhoon was as solid as a turret. He relied more on the strength of his hero in the late game and teamwork to win.

VG's star-studded team has been inexplicably chaotic during team fights, and no one has been able to find a solution.

Even with Kkoma as coach, the results were still the same; they couldn't achieve the results commensurate with their market value.

(End of this chapter)