[Esports] Team Leader Xie, your mid laner is causing trouble again.

No matter how much Ji Yu said, he couldn't say much more.

It's simply a matter of reviewing all the matches Xie Jichuan has played over the years, the championships he's won, and which season his KDA was ridiculously high.

Even without Ji Yu saying it, Li Zhi knew all this very well.

But this did not prevent his mood from becoming a mess because of that sex scandal.

This even continued into the live stream the following evening.

The broadcast time is 9 pm every night. Li Zhi finished her dinner on time and sat in front of the computer with a bottle of Guojiao iced tea that was delivered by her takeout.

He first notified the moderators in the backstage to start the broadcast immediately, so that they could warm up their fingers in advance to prevent them from not being able to kick people out.

Then I opened the chat interface of the live streaming platform and sent a "1" to a friend who was pinned to the top of my chat list.

The person's ID was a string of numbers that looked like it had been typed out randomly on a keyboard, and it was completely meaningless.

However, the fan level badges in the live stream are extremely luxurious, with the highest tier being purple, the kind that very few people on the entire platform have.

There's also a small Spark X621 logo on the back.

This means that Li Zhi has been chatting with this person every day for more than 600 consecutive days.

It was more of a chat than a conversation.

Scrolling up through the chat history, almost all of them are in the same format.

【Lychee: 1】

【54944: Received ^_^】

Occasionally, she would receive messages like "You're feeling good today" or "Take care and get some rest." If she saw these messages, she would reply with an emoji; if she didn't see them, she would let it go and the other person wouldn't ask any further questions.

They hardly talked about anything else, so Li Zhicai retained the privilege of being the number one on the list and was personally reminded of the broadcast time.

However, that person seemed even busier than him, the late-night streamer, and often didn't enter the live stream room for a while.

Today, however, they replied instantly.

【54944: Received ^_^】

Li Zhi returned to the live stream interface, opened the game, and pressed the start stream button.

Two seconds later, the barrage of comments poured in like a flood, and the number of viewers jumped up rapidly, exceeding a thousand in the blink of an eye.

[So you actually know how to go live now? Where were you gallivanting off to last night?]

[Lychee, open the door! I'm stunned!]

[Make way, a mom fan with an SSS+ rarity level is here! Lychee must be very tired from streaming every day, so why didn't you take a break yesterday?]

【Seriously? This guy has mom fans too?】

Everyone else cares about how high you fly, how tired you are from flying, but am I the only one who cares? Do so many people really care about you?

The comments section was flooded with colorful messages, a mix of real and fake fans, and it was hard to tell the difference between haters and casual viewers.

Li Zhi glanced at it, unconcerned, and opened the Master Tournament to prepare to rank up.

"I was busy yesterday," he said casually, like a jerk. "Didn't I post a leave notice on Weibo?"

The live chat exploded immediately.

[Haha, you said you wouldn't be broadcasting tonight at 8:58, even though the broadcast was supposed to start at 9 PM. Is that considered a leave request?]

Lychee treated me with pain, and I replied, "I'll wait, wait, wait!"

You call that a leave request? That's a notification! And it's a one-sided one at that!

Li Zhiwen had a clear conscience and remained calm: "If I hang up, then so be it."

【oh oh!】

What else can we do but get a divorce? We'll just have to make do.

[Hurry up and start playing! I want to see you play Jhin; I didn't get enough yesterday.]

Li Zhi glanced at the comments and, unusually, felt a pang of conscience, immediately locking in Jin Ge after the game started.

The teammate immediately asked the typical question: "[Did you lock in a squishy hero without checking the team composition?]"

Assigned to the first floor, Li Zhi, who had to be the first to choose a hero: "..."

Where did he get the lineup to look at?

You don't even know what the other side will choose, are you just looking at thin air?

Too lazy to communicate with such an idiot, Kurichi decided to use the simplest and most direct method.

He opened the season performance chart and then posted his large logo.

The gold and red badges hung in the chat box, shining brightly.

The teammates fell silent instantly, and the chat was also momentarily speechless.

[They remain silent, only issuing national standards indiscriminately.]

[With the release of the national standard, who can compete?]

[I stumbled upon this by chance; may bad luck be averted. I won't accept teammates like this.]

[The streamer is so sweet, I love it! Can I play Hanxi next game?]

Li Zhi's conscience subsided again, and she became very realistic: "No pampering, just order the Carnival."

[Gold digger!]

[I understand you, streamer; a large sum of money is worse than empty words of concern.]

After the start, it was the same crushing victory as always.

In Li Zhi's hands, Jin Ge was like a drawn sword, killing wherever it went.

Seeing that the situation was too stable, the viewers in the live chat gradually started talking about other things.

[Rumor has it that River is going back to China to play in the WPL. Does anyone have any inside information?]

Li Zhi was crouching in the bushes waiting for the opposing mage to show himself when he saw this comment and his fingers paused.

Jin Ge withdrew her foot and continued to crouch in the shadows.

Meanwhile, Li Zhi began secretly spying on the comments section.

[That River who just won the world championship and also received the Finals MVP?]

【Seriously? River is so expensive, which team can afford him?】

[I heard that a team has secured a huge investment, but it hasn't been decided which team yet.]

Speaking of River, I'm reminded of Lychee, who shares the same name as Aibo. Back then, they were definitely the most outstanding newcomers. Does anyone still remember them?

Come on, what's the point of bringing up old stories?

Indeed, River now needs top-tier mid laners to match him; he's not on the same level as his former youth academy teammates.

Li Zhi gave a cold laugh.

Just then, the opposing mage passed by the bushes, and Jhinge darted out from the shadows, cleanly and efficiently killing the enemy with a combo.

After killing the enemy, he swaggered towards the opposite jungle with his two swords, sharpening his blades and leaving nothing but desolation in his wake.

While opposing the wild, Li Zhi kept her eyes glued to the comments section, hoping to find someone to say a few words on her behalf.

Unexpectedly, the comments section completely veered off course, sparking a heated academic discussion on the topic of "which currently active mid-laner is the best fit for River".

I think Ice is a good fit; he has good control and can create space for River to score.

Ice is too consistent, with no upper limit. If you ask me, you need a team like Phoenix that dares to take risks and go all out.

Phoenix can really feed; have you guys forgotten that 0-8 game he went to at last year's World Championship?

Li Zhi expressionlessly suppressed the opposing jungler, ignoring the players mentioned in the chat.

He has defeated every single one of them in a single match. Where does that make him a top-tier player?

The sound of his typing grew louder and louder, but the viewers in the live stream were completely oblivious to the streamer's resentment and continued talking enthusiastically.

The next second, the comments section was completely cleared.

[System: Streamer Lychee has used "Mute All", effective for five minutes.]