LOL: I'm really a professional player
In the S10 qualifiers, IG lost 1:3 to LGN.
After the competition, an era had come to an end.
The people of Inchon lived in their memories.
……
Chen Feng realized that he had become IG's substitute. Before the crucial fourth round of IG versus LDG, a certain bastard suddenly found him.
Su Xiaoluo thought,"Chen Feng, adjust yourself. You're up next!"
Chen Feng thought to himself,'Is this b * stard trying to make me take the blame?!'
Fortunately, he had the system on his back. As long as he continued to mess things up, he would become stronger!
As a result, a very special contestant appeared on the field.
When others trained him to slack off, when others ranked him, he went to play Original God.
How could someone like this be a professional player?
Countless people scoffed at his actions!
Rookie: He's been playing with Jellybean Man. He's even dragged Theshy into it, leading him astray.
Theshy: I love you guys so much!
Canyon asked me to study Lunatic, but what if he doesn't play Ranked?
[Beryl: Why is this kid so lucky? The Original God is pulling out gold?] This was unfair!
……
One day, Chen Feng stood on the highest podium. His gaze was calm. When he was interviewed by the host, he said in a hurry," Hurry up and end this. I still have to hurry back to the pinnacle of Mobile Legends!"
Fan: " Others might just be joking, but my Brother Madman is a real farmer!"
……
The south wind knows my worries
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