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Author: Jiàng Zi Bèi

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Associated names: PUBG Thế Kỷ Võng Luyến

PUBG世紀網戀

PUBG世纪网恋

The bright white light of a computer lit up the dim room a bit.

Yu Yan poured himself a glass of water and returned to his screen. During this interval, he had received five messages on YY, all from a friend named “Autumn Will No Longer Come”.

“Xiao Yan Ge, do you want to be an anchor?”

“I know an anchor, a great god on StarTV, whose name I can’t disclose yet. He’s recruiting new anchors for the platform.”

“The salary isn’t bad; there’s a base salary, and all the machines and equipment would be provided by him. All you have to do is relocate to them.”

“Xiao Yan Ge? Are you still playing?”

“Xiao Yan Ge?”

He quickly set down his glass of water and replied,

“Playing, what about you guys?”

Yu Yan was a PUBG accompanying player. He usually did business on a voice platform called YY and got paid 60 yuan an hour.

He’d only been in this business for a month. Generally, other people could only get 15-30 yuan/hour in the first month, but he was different.

This was only because he was strong and had previously been ranked first on the Asian servers. Among the numerous different teams and anchors ranked on the Asian servers, he stood out like a fresh stream of water.

Also, he had a nice voice.

This “Autumn Will No Longer Come” was one of his regular customers.

To clarify, when he said ‘regular customer’, it really just meant that this player had reserved him for the past few days.

Autumn Will No Longer Come: “Playing, you can queue us.”

Yu Yan shifted back to the game window, clicked on the ‘ready’ button, and after a few seconds, entered the game, starting the one minute countdown of the match.

Autumn Will No Longer Come: “Did you see what I just said?”

Yan Xiaoyan: “Saw it, still, I better not go, sorry about that ah.”

There still wasn’t a reply from the other side after a long time, and the match quickly started.

PUBG was a shooting game that had become very popular recently and was also nicknamed ‘’Chicken Dinner”. The maximum number of players in the match couldn’t exceed 100. Once the match started, the players would get put onto the same plane and then each had to choose the spot they would parachute to. There were guns, medicine, and other supplies scattered on the ground. All the players would fight each other, and the last player or team who survived was declared the winner.

The game mechanic that brought all the scattered players on the map together was called the Poison Circle. The circle would continue to shrink after set periods, and players located outside the Poison Circle would begin to take damage. The farther away from this circle, the more damage you took. The location of the poison circle on the map was random each time, and the last circle was called the “final circle” by the players.

“Where are we jumping?” came a voice from the earphones.

Although there was only one boss that hired him as an accompanying player, the boss would usually make the best of things and bring along two friends, so they could play in a regular 4-man team.

“Anywhere is fine ah. Your thigh is here, just jump.”

“The thigh can’t carry all three of us ah, why don’t we play the wilderness? What do you think, Xiao Yan Ge? ”

Yu Yan said, “I’m fine with anything, flag it ba, and I’ll jump with you guys.”

Every city on the map was designed very particularly. There were several popular cities on the map, and players who liked gunfights had the tendency of jumping to these spots, which made the gameplay very exciting.

Playing the wilderness meant jumping to an empty area, striving to survive to the final circle and then try to catch the enemy off guard to happily eat up all the chicken.

Yu Yan jumped and parachuted down with them, landed, and then opened three houses in a row. He couldn’t find a single gun in any of them.

Gunfire resounded outside.

“AHHHk2014;” the girl player immediately screamed in YY, “People here, people are here! I have people here!”

Yu Yan’s ears hurt from all the screaming. He opened the door to another house and finally found an AKM. He immediately picked up the gun and its ammunition and said, “Did the person see you?”

The girl was so nervous that she spoke in a breathy tone, “Seems like they didn’t. I hid behind a door. I haven’t found a gun.”

“Okay, you hide well.” Yu Yan chuckled a bit, “I’ll come save you.”

“Wait, there seems to be more than one person!” The girl was quiet for a while, probably because she heard some footsteps. “There’s three of them! It’s over. What to do…”

While passing by the neighboring house, Yu Yan specifically picked up two grenades. “It’s okay, don’t move.”

She whispered in agreement, obediently crouched down and dared not move a muscle.

The enemy was downstairs, so Yu Yan jumped over from the neighboring room into the target house, thereby occupying the high ground, and then crouched directly in the stairway to block the people.

The people downstairs had heard his footsteps, and after they were sure that he was the only player, they all rushed upstairs together.

Yu Yan immediately threw out a grenade, then took out the gun, and tried to headshot the enemy!

Countless shots rang out as the girl looked at the lower left corner of her screen nervously. The health bar of her teammate with the ID of yanxyan was decreasing and decreasing——

Until the health bar turned red.

All of a sudden, everything went quiet.

“All right, they’re all dead.” The boy’s voice sounded out, carrying the impression of a smile, “Come out and loot them.”

The girl felt out of breath.

It was over, only her heart had started fluttering.

“Xiao Yan Ge,” Another male voice sounded. It was Yu Yan’s boss of the past few hours, “Autumn Will Not Come”, who had spoken. He joked, “How are you this awesome, my friend is about to promise you her heart.”

The reason why he called him Xiao Yan Ge was because he didn’t know how old Yu Yan was and didn’t know what to call him, so he just combined the titles and called him that.

The girl was a bit embarrassed. “… What are you saying.”

Yu Yan looted some accessories and medicine to put into his inventory. “It’s fine, if a heart is offered then I’ll take it.”

Autumn replied, “Haha, such bullshit.”

Any player who wanted to enter the inner circle just after gathering up items would have to face a wave of ambushes. Out of Yu Yan’s three teammates, two of them couldn’t really play. Only Autumn was a bit of a better player, so it basically boiled down to a two vs. four situation.

In the end, he won the shootout, but his three teammates were all dead.

Yu Yan carried the hope of the entire team on his shoulders and successfully reached the final circle.

He laid by the tree, and watched the number of survivors in the upper right corner of his screen grow smaller and smaller. At last, it became three.

The other two survivors were in the same team, so it was going to be a two against one fight.

The other side behaved very arrogantly, relying on their superior numbers and crazily sprayed all around.

Yu Yan never bore well with this kind of haughtiness. He straightened his back, and when one of the members of the other team was reloading bullets, he immediately got up and shot at him!

At the same time, that person’s teammate discovered his position, and countless bullets rained down at him!

[You used an AKM to beat mxllwe]

In that very second, he quickly turned his mouse to the right, and accurately aimed at the position of the other person. He continued to press down on the mouse and skillfully shot the gun——

Two seconds later, the screen paused.

[Big Fortune and Great Delight, you’re eating chicken tonight!]

Yu Yan had been victorious in the battle of two against one. He had won the match with a tiny sliver of his health left.

“Awesome!” the girl cried out excitedly.

Yu Yan was relieved. After he quit the game, his YY rang again, but this time it was a private chat.

Autumn Will No Longer Come: “Xiao Yan Ge, let me ask you something. Don’t be angry ah.”

Yu Yan typed out the word okay in reply.

Autumn Will No Longer Come: “… Are you using some kind of cheat software to play?”

This kind of thought was actually pretty common if someone played so well and wasn’t affiliated with any team or livestream channel.

Yu Yan had lost count of the number of times he had been asked this question.

Seeing that he didn’t reply, the other side quickly sent another message.

Autumn Will No Longer Come: “I don’t mean anything else by it ah. I just wanted to tell you that you can still use the software while livestreaming, but just… you can’t be too obvious about it, you understand? Nowadays, a lot of anchors use stuff like that, it’s very normal.”

Yan Xiaoyan: “No, I’m genuinely very strong.”

Autumn Will No Longer Come: “…”

Someone knocked on Yu Yan’s door. His food delivery order had arrived. He received the delivery, told the other party that he wasn’t going to play anymore, and turned off the game to focus on eating his meal.

—

Getting up the next day, Yu Yan was just getting ready to login to YY to do business when an email popped up in the lower right corner of his screen.

[StarTV: The application of this anchor is approved. Please confirm your personal details and contact information… ]

He had just taken a bite of his youtiao, but when he saw the name of the sender of the email, he became so excited that he stopped chewing.

He had refused Autumn’s invitation yesterday, not because he didn’t want to take part, but because he had other plans—he had previously applied for a local StarTV anchor sponsorship.

As the name implied, a sponsored anchor would sign an internal contract with StarTV. The content of this contract was more rigid than that of an ordinary anchor, and there was basically no possibility of job hopping in the next three years. Similarly, StarTV would also help provide preferential support by recommending the sponsored anchors.

Although the conditions and penalties of such a contract were a bit much, their platform was still better than the livestream platforms used by other anchors. Yu Yan played the game well and naturally knew some experts. Some of them had been thrown into a pit by some famous hosts and thus couldn’t earn a penny from these livestreams even after several months.

After adding the StarTV contact person as a friend, the first sentence from the other party was:

“Do you use cheat software to play?”

…

Why was he always running into this question recently?

“Not using any.”

“Your game ID was sent to me, but where do you live? Do you have the equipment to keep up with the demands of a livestream? Our company is headquartered in Jincheng. If it’s convenient, come here directly for an interview and to sign a contract.”

Jincheng… that was a bit far away.

“… It’s a little far away. I can’t sign without coming to Jincheng?”

“No, we also have an electronic contract, but it’s a bit more cumbersome to send it back and forth. You can fill in your relevant information and send it over ba.”

The signing process was really complicated. When he received the electronic contract, he took the contract and went to see his lawyer uncle, who was his real uncle.

“Yu Yan, you’re…” Yu Minyang looked at the contract and frowned. “You’re already 19 years old this year, and you’re still addicted to this game?”

“Uncle, I’ll start livestreaming. It’s a job,” Yu Yan replied.

“I don’t approve of this!” Yu Minyang threw the contract onto the table. “Your parents passed away early on, and I didn’t have any resources before, so I couldn’t support your schooling, and I really regret that. Now, your uncle has a few resources, but when I offered to let you go to school again, you didn’t want to. I also offered you an internship at the company, but you didn’t want that either, and now you want to be some kind of game anchor? No way!”

“Uncle… Forget it, I’m disturbing you. Don’t be angry.”

Yu Yan picked up the contract and got ready to leave.

He knew that Yu Minyang was trying to do his best for him, but armed with only his junior high school education, he didn’t have the cheek to do an internship in Yu Minyang’s company, let alone allow the other party to provide for his further education.

“Wait!” Yu Minyang hurried to stop him.

After a long moment, Yu Minyang sighed heavily, “Hand it over for me to look at!”

After all the due processes were completed, Yu Yan smoothly became a game anchor.

He didn’t waste any time. The very next day, he filled in his livestream information. After it was created, he took his cellphone and carefully copied down his livestream room number. At last, he started his livestream and the game all in one go.

He was a little nervous.

But this tension only lasted for less than two minutes.

Not because of any other factors, but because after two minutes had passed… His stream had no viewers.

This was also normal. To be on the safe side, StarTV only recommended anchors after they’ve met the required stable livestream schedule for a month. Without any recommendations, there would be almost no exposure. Only those who were close to him would see this studio.

He sighed and was about to enter the game match-making queue when a line of black characters suddenly appeared in the chat bar on the right of the screen.

[1 has entered the livestream]

Yu Yan felt that he had never been so nervous even when he played in the final rounds of the game by himself.

He licked his lips and pretended to be calm. “Welcome to my livestream, 1.”

On the other side, the man’s hand hovering over the red X button suddenly froze at the sound.

This anchor’s voice was clean and clear, with a youthful air. Just by listening, you could tell he wasn’t very old. He seemed to be a little nervous since he was stuttering a bit as he spoke.

While Yi Chen was hesitating, the other party had entered his match and had already killed an enemy.

He gently lifted his eyebrows and looked at the cold and quiet livestream. For some reason, in the end, he didn’t exit the room. StarTV’s client screen hung on his computer, as he picked up a file lying on his desk and looked at it.

The author has something to say:

This is a product of playing games and playing with itchy hands. It’s future is indeterminate.

Yu Yan was one of only five anchors who had been recruited by StarTV’s anchor sponsorship program.

Although there were only five people, all of them were very strong. Basically, all of the top players in the Asian server, besides the existing anchors and professional players, had all been recruited by StarTV.

After all, StarTV was the best live streaming platform for development at the moment. It had a large audience, good traffic, and most of the great gaming gods. The platform was very generous towards those who became a part of this sponsorship. The contract stated that there was a very high base salary after they obtained tenure, and it was hard for a person not to be excited by such an offer.

The only disadvantage of this sponsorship was that the position on the recommendation list of the platform wouldn’t be the same for all five of the recruited players.

StarTV had limited recommendation list space, and normally, it wasn’t even enough for the other popular tenured anchors. Hence the stipulation—an observation period of one month for the five new anchors. After one month, the most popular anchor would get the best spot on the recommendation list, and so on. The lower their popularity, the worse the spot on the recommendation list they would get.

It sounded cruel, but it was also a normal system. The law of the jungle: only the strong would survive. No one who had agreed to participate in the program had any problems with it.

Yu Yan naturally had no objections.

In the first match of his solos, he took second place. He took a deep breath and then quickly opened up his livestream to take a look.

Looking at his viewer count, he felt as if he was opening up a gift.

11 people.

… It was like opening up a much anticipated gift to find just a snowglobe, which when shaken a few times, would have a few fake looking snowflakes show up.

But fortunately, he was always optimistic. Checking the time, he realized he still had 20 minutes to go before his livestream would hit its first hour.

When he had joined, he had asked a lot of questions about StarTV’s rules. When a livestream first started, it wouldn’t appear on the “latest livestreams” list immediately, but would briefly appear on the list only after the livestream had streamed for an hour.

As for how long it would stay on the list, that was uncertain. If it was the peak time for streaming, it would be pushed down by other streams very quickly.

Yu Yan had to cherish this short period of time.

He moved his mouse to the bottom left corner of the game screen and set the game mode to squads.

“Playing a game of four, saving the lives of some common people,” he said with a smile.

Even if no one acknowledged him in the stream’s barrage, he didn’t care. After getting matched, in less than ten seconds, he entered Manners Plaza, and the 60 second countdown began.

With a slight cough, he opened his mic and asked, “Bros, are you there?”

In PUBG’s duos or squad mode, you had to depend on your teammates. No matter how strong you were individually, it was very difficult to play one against four here. Moreover, you couldn’t type messages in-game, so communication between teammates depended solely on voice. Some people would even immediately quit the game if they found out their teammates couldn’t speak.

No. 2 responded, “Here ah.”

No. 3 asked, “Where do we jump to? Play passively or directly attack?”

No. 2 replied, “Of course it’s directly attack ah, directly drop to the Military Base, I’ll drop to the C area.”

“Wait.” Yu Yan was No. 1, and he quickly interrupted, “Bros, why don’t we drop to North Georgopol and be passive for a bit?”

No. 2 spoke with some kind of an accent, “Why passive? Aren’t you a man ah?”

“I’m a man ah, but men have to be flexible, Ge,” Yu Yan replied, “If we’re a bit more staid in this game, I promise to carry you all to eat chicken.”

“Ha ha, I can also say something like that ah. What if we end up not eating it?”

“If we don’t eat…” Yu Yan lowered his voice a little, copied No. 2’s accent, and pretended to be bashful as he said, “You can do whatever you want, Ge.”

No. 2 was shocked. “Holy shit, holy shit, bro, you can jump wherever you want to jump to, don’t be gay at me! Get away, get away!”

[Hahahahahahaha amazing!]

Upon harvesting his first line in the barrage, Yu Yan completely cheered up, and happily marked a landing point in North Georgopol.

After jumping off, he observed the situation.

“One team on the left and two teams on the right. The two teams on the right have jumped very close to us. We’ll probably have to fight them, so you guys should be careful when landing,” said Yu Yan as he maneuvered towards the right mid-air with his parachute.

No. 3 asked, “Didn’t you say to be careful when jumping down? Why did you jump to the right by yourself?”

Although he wanted to enter the final circle, he also had to take into account the 11 spectators who were viewing his gameplay. This game was a shooting game, not an item-collection game.

“It’s okay, I won’t fight them,” Yu Yan answered. “I’ll see if I can pick out any weaknesses.”

No. 2 asked again, “How can you pick out a weakness?”

Yu Yan smiled and didn’t speak. He jumped to the top of one of the tall buildings. Fortunately, there was actually an M416 up there.

He quickly picked it up and loaded it, then… crouched down at the corner of the roof.

[What is the anchor doing, pick up the first aid kit next to you ah! ]

Yu Yan didn’t respond and continued to just crouch there. Immediately, there was a burst of gunfire around him— the two teams that had jumped to the right had begun fighting.

Soon, the counter on the upper right hand corner of the screen began to drop as the sound of guns reverberated and the kill count increased. Although it couldn’t be confirmed that it was due to the players of the two teams downstairs, the sound of gunfire could be used as a reference to figure out the kind of guns they were carrying, which when compared to the kill count, could also count as gathering information.

Finally, the sound of gunfire stopped, and after calculating for a bit in his head, he said, “It’s over, there are only two people left.”

[Four people ah, their teammates will definitely come and help pull them up again.]

It was the same person who had been typing all this time. Yu Yan grit out a sentence, “Of the people that jumped down, six were involved in the battle… At most, only three are left.”

Having said that, he continued to crouch in the corner.

A rush of footsteps continued to sound into his ear, footsteps that came closer and closer.

Finally, an avatar dressed in a small skirt appeared in his view. There was still a lot of equipment lying around on the roof. At a glance, you could tell it hadn’t been searched. The other party bent down to pick up the first aid kid around the corner without any doubts.

BAMBAMBAMBAM!

Yu Yan didn’t hesitate at all, agilely shooting until the person hit the ground. Every single bullet had hit its mark, and not a single one was wasted.

In duos and squads, if a teammate was still alive, then the downed person wouldn’t die immediately after being knocked down, but they couldn’t do anything except crawl. As long as you weren’t killed again, and your teammates arrived in time, then they could revive you.

This person obviously had teammates. She knelt on the ground and didn’t move for a long time, seemingly still not having reacted to the ambush.

“This is called baiting,” Yu Yan chuckled.

With that, he raised his gun again to get rid of the person.

“Little Gege, little Gege!” A sweet female voice, in a pitiful tone, suddenly sounded, “Little Gege, let me go…”

In the game, you could choose to speak either with only your team or have wide open communication. When using wide open mode, enemy players around them could also hear.

[Holy shit little Jiejie!]

[Anchor let her go!!]

Yu Yan held his gun up, walked up to her, and crouched down next to her slowly…

And then he swung his fists until he had pummeled her to death.

[……？？]

“Bullets are a very valuable commodity at the beginning of the game. When you first land and start attacking, everyone should remember that just knocking your opponent into the ground is fine. Don’t rush to kill them, you can still use them as bait to draw out their teammates.” Yu Yan changed the topic of conversation and actually started to teach.

Then, he selected the wide open option for his in-game mic. “Little Jiejie, you’re not in good companyah. It’s been so long and your teammates haven’t even come to save you! It’s really too much! I’ll go take care of them for you now!”

Little Jiejie: “??”

So, she just watched as this person ran downstairs happily, and killed her teammates with ease.

No. 2 praised, “Bro, you’re really something!”

“That’s not true.” Yu Yan’s copied accent wasn’t just similar to his, but also sounded very interesting. He opened up the map. “Have you searched everywhere and found everything? It’s time to go.”

This match had the circle form at the Military Base, and it was across the map from them.

No. 3 replied, “OK, let’s distribute everything between ourselves ba. I have a lot of parts here.”

The three people gathered, and all the items were divided up, but No. 4 still hadn’t arrived at the gathering spot.

No. 2 yelled, “No. 4, what are you doing? We’re leaving!”

Half a minute later, No. 4 stumbled over with his gun.

He turned out to be a rookie player.

Yu Yan looked at the two guns the other party was holding. Neither was a good gun; it seemed that he still couldn’t distinguish which ones were good and which ones were bad.

No. 2 reprimanded, “What kind of broken guns are you carrying ah, after searching for so long, you found just these two things?”

No. 4 kept silent.

“Let’s go ba.” Yu Yan got into a car and said, “We’re going to have to race against the poison circle.”

He drove the car all the way to the inner circle. He didn’t take the main roads and didn’t see anyone en route.

He stopped the car at a bridge.

No. 3 asked, “Why did you stop, the next circle is at the Military Base, and we’re not there yet! Drive straight towards the last circle!”

“No hurry.” Yu Yan got out of the car, took out his gun, and suddenly asked, “Don’t you see the words carved into this bridge?”

No. 3 asked, “…. What words?”

As soon as he finished speaking, he heard the sound of a car.

There was a car incoming that wanted to cross the bridge.

They quickly hid behind the crates located beside the small bridge, and three of them shot at the unprepared players in the car at the same time.

However, due to the fast speed of the car, the other two people weren’t prepared and thus, didn’t even manage to graze the car with their shots.

Yu Yan calmly looked down his sight and took aim, he moved his mouse to follow the car as he continuously shot at it. His earphones were full of the sounds of impact after the bullets hit the car.

In just a few seconds, from his perspective, he could see green blood continuously flowing from the left side of the car——

[You killed LVCHAGUNA with an M416]

Yu Yan chuckled, reloaded agilely, and spat out two words, “Mengpo Bridge.”

【6666666】

[Anchor is awesome, hahahahahaha]

[The takedown of the car is pretty good, why are there so few viewers in this stream?]

[Looks like a new anchor]

The speed of the barrage suddenly grew faster for the ***** eye. Yu Yan immediately realized that he was on the “latest livestream” list.

No. 2 said, “Awesome bro, what happened, you’re so powerful ah! Bro, could you be an immortal?”

The people who used cheating software to play the game were usually called “immortals”.

“How could that be?” Yu Yan replied. “I’m an honest man, Ge.”

“No.” No. 2 said, “If you bring me to eat chicken, I’ll call you Ge.”

Before the start of the livestream, Yu Yan had played solos for an hour and confirmed that he had warmed up before he had officially launched the stream.

Upon seeing so many people in the audience, he became more focused, and fought back very accurately and powerfully. Bringing his three teammates along, he fought all the way to reach the final circle.

There were eight people left in the finals. Yu Yan considered things for a bit. Including them, there were three teams present in total, and the other two teams had two people each. Their team still had all their members, and they had a high win rate.

He could definitely eat this chicken!

With victory in mind, his 8x scope just happened to catch sight of a level two helmet.

Bang!

[yanxyan knocked down 77flzz with an M24 headshot]

On the other hand, No. 3 had also found that man’s teammate. He had shot at him, and after hanging onto a sliver of health, managed to kill him.

There was only one enemy team left.

Everyone felt very nervous, even No. 2 didn’t speak. Yu Yan was the only one who was very relaxed.

The circle shrank further and further, and the last two people exposed their position as they ran into the circle.

“I see that both of them are behind the stone in the NE direction.” Yu Yan opened his inventory, saw his empty bag, and asked, “Does anyone have a grenade? If we don’t, then all four of us can just directly attack them.”

No. 2 replied, “I don’t!”

“Neither do I.” No. 3 said, “Just attack directly ba.”

Yu Yan responded, “Okay…”

Click.

A slight noise reached his ears. He frowned slightly and thought he had heard it wrong. He asked the stream viewers, “Did you guys hear anything?”

[No, what sound?]

[I think I heard it too?]

[Is it the sound of a grenade ah?]

Yu Yan had wanted to add something when suddenly, a loud noise resounded in his ear.

Bang——

He stared as his in-game avatar exploded and was killed by a grenade. He just died kneeling on the ground.

Just then, that had actually been the sound of No. 4 pulling out the pin from the grenade!

“No. 4, what did you do?!” He asked, completely befuddled.

No. 4, who had also been exploded and killed. “… Didn’t you want me to use the grenade?”

His voice was very childish. So, he was just a kid; he sounded like he couldn’t be older than 15.

“… Then you still need to throw it over there ah! ”

“How can I throw it without pulling the pin?” The kid felt very aggrieved; he had specifically Baidu-ed how to pull the pin!

Yu Yan: “….”

When the people on the opposite side heard all this, they immediately wanted to take advantage of the chaos.

No. 2 and No. 3 aimed carefully, and with some burst fire, successfully killed the other two players. Yu Yan hadn’t even finished his words when the game interface suddenly darkened.

At the top left of the screen was a line of words: “Big Fortune and Great Delight, you’re eating chicken tonight!!”

[Paying attention to the tragic anchor.]

[Congratulations on the success of “kneeling to eat chicken”!]

[Is this No. 4 coming in to clown around hahahaha.]

[The anchor has a good temper, he didn’t even curse him out.]

Yu Yan returned to his senses, after which he returned to the game’s main screen.

Forget it, even with this No. 4, the livestream went very well, and he didn’t really like to curse his teammates anyway.

He was just about to start the next match, when a friend request popped up on the game interface at the bottom right, and it was from the No. 2 of the previous game.

Just when the viewers thought he would accept it, he moved his mouse and clicked x directly.

“Yelled in the beginning to run away and now after eating the chicken, wants me to come back.” Yu Yan sneered, “Oh, men.”