Rebirth is fine, but I get eight hundred dollars right from the start?

It wasn't that Lin Shu was bored and had nothing better to do than to make things difficult for himself.

First of all, considering the Rank difficulty in Season 2, playing two accounts with 2300 points each in three days would be easy for him, if not impossible.

Furthermore, in order to accumulate funds quickly in a short period of time, in addition to having the ability, one also needs the assistance of a little bit of fame.

If you want enough fame, ranking up quickly and dominating high-level games like slaughtering pigs are good choices.

A certain aviation studio needs Lin Shu to help them get high-scoring orders and increase their popularity, and he also needs to use these account owners to plan for the next step of building his reputation.

Especially considering that his next plan includes starting a live stream.

Orders processed in ten days are completely different from those processed in three days.

To put it bluntly, players who are willing to spend one or two thousand to upgrade their accounts to over two thousand three thousand are, if not extremely wealthy in real life, at least comfortable enough to live on without worrying about food and drink.

If you work a little harder and get someone's account taken over in three days, it will elevate your image. Do you think that person might become a potential viewer for your future streams?

Especially for big customers who like popcorn.

A dozen minutes later.

While Lin Shu obtained the account passwords for two accounts, the efficiency of a certain aviation studio was also at its peak.

The store's homepage prominently features the slogan, "Top-tier Tongtian Proxy in the Chinese Server, Emperor is here to protect you!"

"Hesitant mouth!"

Consider it a way to build up popularity for the upcoming live stream.

……

"Oh, someone actually answered."

Zhang Hai, whose Chinese server ID is "Sending You a Fairy Tale Book", was somewhat surprised when he saw the message from the Taobao shop's customer service on QQ.

Orders ranging from 2,100 to 2,300 are accepted, and people are even willing to provide first-person spectator viewing.

Hey, whoever it is.

We'd better learn a thing or two from him.

Zhang Hai's ability to reach 2100 points demonstrates his undeniable talent in gaming. His deep passion for League of Legends has recently led him to noticeably hit a plateau, with his ranked games often resulting in a 1-1-2 record and him frequently failing to gain points for a week.

That's how I ended up looking for Taobao to post my power leveling service request.

He didn't really want to find someone to beat him to 2,300; if possible, Zhang Hai would prefer to break through using his own personal abilities.

I was looking for a Taobao seller to help me find a skilled player in the Chinese server so I could learn a thing or two from them.

After confirming that the account had entered the order processing mode, Zhang Hai quickly turned on his computer and switched to a secondary account to log in to the client.

"Already in the game? So fast?"

"Holy crap, they've already gotten a solo kill right at the start of the game!"

"No way, over a hundred dollars in ten minutes, how did the card manage to get that much?"

However, just when Zhang Hai thought the shock was over, Emperor, a Taobao store, openly revealed its henchmen, and in the ensuing matches, the opponent repeatedly refreshed his understanding.

Cards that fly across the entire field, creating a fast-paced rhythm!

LeBlanc, the Deceiver, dominates the lane and extends her chains in team fights to instantly kill both carries.

A bewitching and lively fox, one for every child.

There's also the Dark Sovereign who uses R followed by E to push through five enemies in team fights.

Putting aside the controls and such, he had never even seen the unique skills of these heroes before.

What, you think that's all?

When the opponent banned mid-lane heroes and his own teammate took the position, Zhang Hai thought Emperor would immediately win the game.

The opponent turned around and instantly locked onto Riven, a champion with a pitifully low pick rate. Using combos and damage that others couldn't understand, they directly crushed the Renekton in the top lane and pushed all the way to the enemy's high ground.

One of them, kill!

If two come, kill them anyway.

"Damn! Damn! Damn!"

"One against five, a pentakill?"

Sitting in front of the computer, Zhang Hai was incredibly excited; it was a feeling even more exhilarating than when his parents gave him a brand-new motorcycle for his coming-of-age ceremony.

Even though it's using my own ID, and I'm not actually playing the game myself, the thrill of single-handedly defeating a thousand enemies still hits me hard.

The opponent seems to have mastered every detail of League of Legends, from last-hitting minions and laning to team fights.

No one could confront him head-on.

Show off your skills!

Zhang Hai could only think of this one word.

What most people would find troublesome—high-rank boosting services—is, in this expert's eyes, nothing more than a stage to show off his skills.

"The boss?"

A message popped up.

"I'm going to eat something, I'll call later."

"If there's a hero you'd like to see played tonight, feel free to leave a message and I'll try my best to use one you're good at."

Several hours passed before Zhang Hai finally snapped out of his trance when the notification that the spectating session was over appeared on the screen.

"What time is it?"

"Is it already 8 PM?"

Looking at his account, which had reached 2,200 points after a winning streak, Zhang Hai felt somewhat dazed.

When did ranking up become so easy?

It turns out that my high score, which I was so proud of, is nothing but a bunch of chickens and dogs in the eyes of real top players!

Zhang Hai took a deep breath and quickly obtained the information of the boosting service that was currently helping him rank up, posing as a VIP customer of a certain aviation studio.

Emperor!

A top player with 2400 points in the Chinese server.

A 14-game winning streak in the top ranks, earning MVP awards.

Wait, did the pro player say in the chat that they could use the hero they were good at?

"Bro...no, master, if possible, I'd like to learn the Riven combo you just used. I play top lane."

"Uh..." Lin Shu, who was eating, paused briefly and replied tactfully, "Well, Riven's gameplay is a matter of personal skill, not part of our boosting services..."

Lin Shu replied tactfully.

"Send me your phone number!"

"???"

"One thousand dollars." Zhang Hai typed quickly, "I'll buy your Riven combo techniques."

"Okay, boss, the number is 13329... Join YY and I'll explain it to you in real time via voice!"

Ok.

Of course, if the boss adds money—

That's another matter.

As for Lin Shu exchanging contact information with clients privately, the studio didn't take it seriously at all.

Firstly, what they need is the "Emperor" brand name. Having a living brand name that can play top-tier solo is more effective than any other brand name.

Secondly, in the end, when Lin Shu and the studio discussed the power leveling fee, the 3% commission was essentially just a service fee, a symbolic condition for cooperation.

Judging from the chat content, the airline boss confidently concluded that Emperor was not the kind of person who would waste time poaching clients or recruiting customers for a pittance.

They provide the technology, and your shop is responsible for promotion, order taking, and payment processing. Both parties get what they need, and this is a true win-win cooperation.

Besides, the airline's boss also has his own principles.

He concluded that the other party's order was probably just a temporary expedient, and that they had encountered some difficulties in reality and needed to make some quick money.

In the future, this person will most likely either start their own live stream or go on to play professionally.

If a certain airline can ride on the other party's soaring popularity and fame in the Chinese server during this period, then it's a pure gain. As for the rest—consider it making good connections; more friends mean more opportunities.

This is why Zhang Hai, a genuine big spender who has purchased multiple games from the store, readily provided the other party's contact information when asked.