72: Chapter 067 [Goddess of Otaku] 72: Chapter 067 [Goddess of Otaku] In the past month, every night when Ye Fan returned to his room, he would play a few rounds of League of Legends

In the past month, every night when Ye Fan returned to his room, he would play a few rounds of LoL, and only after relaxing would he start to meditate.

But today was an exception.

Because Su Yuxin’s illness had suddenly flared up tonight, and it was more severe than before, Ye Fan had expended a tremendous effort to suppress the yin energy within Su Yuxin, significantly draining both his inner strength and consciousness.

As a result, after returning to his room, Ye Fan took a cold shower and then sat cross-legged on the bed, ready to meditate.

However—

Before Ye Fan could gather his thoughts and enter a Meditation State, the mobile phone on the bedside table suddenly started vibrating.

Hearing the phone buzz, Ye Fan knew without looking that it was Su Jindi—Su Jindi, attending an exclusive private school, only came home on weekends, but…

in order to curry favor with Ye Fan so that Ye Fan would teach him Kung Fu, he would call Ye Fan almost every day.

Indeed, as soon as Ye Fan checked his phone, he saw it was a call from Su Jindi and immediately answered.

“Brother Ye, you haven’t slept yet?” The call connected, and Su Jindi asked with eager solicitude.

“I was about to, but then you called.”

“Sorry about that, Brother Ye.

I was chatting with my classmates and lost track of time; only now am I calling you,” Su Jindi explained before asking with a hint of excitement, “By the way, Brother Ye, have you been playing LoL recently?”

“I have, what about it?”

Usually, when Su Jindi called Ye Fan, besides exchanging pleasantries, their topics were almost exclusively about martial arts, but today he brought up LoL, which puzzled Ye Fan.

“Brother Ye, haven’t you heard that the National Electronic Sports Competition is going to be held in Hanghu in a few days?”

“I know, but what does that have to do with me?”

“Brother Ye, you really don’t care at all?”

Su Jindi was speechless.

In his mind, if Ye Fan was still playing LoL, he should be very interested in the electronic sports competition, especially since LoL was the most popular event.

“Did you call just to tell me about this?” Ye Fan was even more perplexed.

“Brother Ye, how about we go watch the competition together when it starts?” Su Jindi revealed the purpose of his call.

“No,” Ye Fan declined crisply.

To him, playing LoL was merely a way to unwind, and he had no interest in the so-called competition.

“Are you sure you won’t go, Brother Ye?”

In the face of Ye Fan’s rejection, Su Jindi didn’t give up but tried to entice him, saying, “You know, the competition will feature electronic sports masters from all over the country, including Situ Ruoshui!”

“Situ Ruoshui?”

“Oh my God, Brother Ye, you don’t even know Situ Ruoshui?

I’m totally kneeling for you!” Su Jindi felt like he was going to lose it, “She’s the spokesperson for LoL, known as the Goddess of LoL and the Goddess of Otaku!”

“I’m not interested, you go by yourself.”

“Brother Ye, you’re really not going?

Let me tell you, Situ Ruoshui has a Barbie doll face but a devilish figure, especially her chest, which is quite impressive and said to be 36E, a once-in-a-century youthful ****…” Su Jindi persisted, as if Situ Ruoshui were the most beautiful woman in the world.

However—

Before Su Jindi could finish speaking, Ye Fan hung up the call.

He felt the kid was thinking with the wrong head.

Because he’d talked about League of Laughing with Su Jindi, Ye Fan hung up the phone and felt an itch in his hands.

Checking the time, he decided to play a few rounds for satisfaction.

Huh?

After turning on the computer and logging into the game, Ye Fan suddenly discovered there were over a dozen private messages—over the past few years, with several updates, League of Laughing’s communication methods had diversified, not only had private chats but also allowed for leaving messages like ** on someone’s wall.

Receiving private messages was for Ye Fan like a maiden’s first time in a sedan chair—at first, which made him feel rather surprised.

Amidst his surprise, he went straight to check his inbox.

“Kid, I was plastered last time and in bad shape when you thrashed me.

I’m not convinced.

Got the guts for another SOLO?”

“Kid, you’re something, huh?

Actually taking the video of our last SOLO and posting it on the forum.

You planning to step over me for fame?

I’m telling you, the only reason you won last time was because some chick was dying to roll in the sheets with me, and I was distracted!

Have the nerve to get online and face me, I won’t stop until I beat you senseless, and then I’ll fricking delete League of Laughing!”

“Dude, I just saw your game video on the forum.

Your plays are sick, interested in a SOLO?”

“Hello, I’m the team captain of ‘Play Till Dawn,’ Lu Batian.

I just saw your game video on the forum and found that you’re quite skilled and have potential to be a pro.

Interested in joining my team?

If you’re interested, please reply or add my QQ…”

…

After going through over a dozen messages one by one, Ye Fan found that those who contacted him wanted either a SOLO match or to recruit him into a team.

And all this was because of a post on the forum.

Driven by curiosity, Ye Fan opened the League of Laughing forum, intending to dig out that post to see for himself.

“Situ Ruoshui’s latest competition video.”

“Situ Ruoshui’s latest life photos.”

“Exclusive, although Situ Ruoshui led a team to Hanghu for the National E-Sports Competition, she’s not planning to become a professional player but is preparing to enroll at Dong Hai University.”

“Major scoop, the reason why Situ Ruoshui won’t become a professional player—she’s the only daughter of Situ Chen, the underworld godfather of the Yangtze River Delta!”

When Ye Fan opened the forum, he found that more than half of the first page was filled with posts about ‘Situ Ruoshui,’ with the rest mostly being the latest game videos of some formidable professional players.

Besides that, there was one particularly hot post on the first page: The flamboyantly versatile King of Casual Play—able to jungle top, middle, or bottom—Young Master Gui, who is the master behind this smurf account?

Seeing this post, Ye Fan clicked on it without hesitation.

Because… Young Master Gui was his in-game name!

“Two hours ago, I encountered a player named ‘Young Master Gui’ in the game.

I opened a room and played him in several SOLO matches, only to be utterly destroyed.

At first, I thought I was too complacent, leading to my defeat, but after seriously playing a few more rounds, I realized that our skills are not even on the same level.

This guy called Young Master Gui may be average in many ways, but his ability to predict and calculate was absolutely jaw-dropping, on par with some of the so-called pros.

I even suspect this guy might be a big shot’s smurf, just toying with people!

To prove this, I had a teammate record the last three matches’ videos.

Have a look so nobody accuses me of incompetence while using a stronger opponent to boost my own reputation.

Below are the game videos…”

Reading this post made Ye Fan can’t help but laugh, then he proceeded to watch the video and found it was from the SOLO matches with a player the night before last.

Closing the video, Ye Fan was about to enter the game when he noticed another private message notification.

After thinking about it, Ye Fan still opened his inbox and was immediately met with a message: Hello, I just read the post about you on the forum and watched your game video, and found your technique quite unique.

Could we have a chat?

—Ruoshui.

“Looks like this Situ Ruoshui is really famous.

Her posts are all over the forum, and you can run into her fans so easily.”

Seeing the name of the game player, Ye Fan couldn’t help but exclaim softly.

After a moment of thought, he still replied with two characters: Sure.