EBE Chapter 14 Carrying a Little Schoolbag
Chapter 14 Carrying a Little Schoolbag
Chen Wang naturally translated Chen Wang's words verbatim.
Ning: ?
"Seriously, is this kid crazy? Does he think I'm easy to talk to?"
Are you trying to provoke me?
Ning tilted his head and said to Chen Wang, "Please tell him for me that I'm waiting for him. I hope he can play better, otherwise I won't be able to clear all four jungle areas."
After hearing this, Peanut snorted coldly: "Then I'll wait."
The two sides were already on the verge of fighting before they even started.
Don't worry about where the gunpowder smell came from.
Anyway, Chen Wang felt that it definitely wasn't his fault for translating it wrongly.
Seeing that both junglers had already made some tough statements, Huni suddenly felt that he should say something too.
Ning and Peanut had never met before, yet they were both so enthusiastic.
He's someone who's played against the opposing top laner in ranked matches and even trended on social media; it feels like something's missing if he doesn't say a few words about it.
"Hey," Huni shouted at Chen Wang, "I'll show you that you're far from worthy of the title 'World's Best'."
Chen Wang waved his hand casually: "You should beat 957 first. You'll only have a chance to see me, a substitute, after you've beaten the starters."
Is this correct?
Huni felt as if her brain had momentarily shut down.
What does it mean that you can only see the substitutes if you beat the starting lineup first?
Which of you two is the substitute?
How come a substitute has developed a secret weapon for himself?
"Just don't end up not playing a single game." Huni sneered.
Huni was quite unhappy.
Because he could clearly sense that the guy opposite him didn't seem to take him seriously at all.
Chen Wang treated him like a nobody, someone who was dispensable.
"Damn it, just wait until the match, I'll really show you!"
With the guidance of the staff, everyone was quickly assigned to their dormitories.
Chen Wang and Ning were assigned to the same dormitory, but he wasn't surprised. After all, their positions in the team were similar, which was actually a bit awkward for both of them.
Chen Wang is a substitute, and Ning is replacing Condi. They are not very familiar with the four WE players, so it is most appropriate for them to be grouped together.
Because the MSI schedule is quite tight, with the group stage officially starting on May 10th, the WE team immediately went to the training room to start training after settling their luggage.
Chen Wang naturally followed them to the training room, wanting to train as well.
But as time went by, one day, two days, three days passed.
"You think you're so great, calling me to train, but you won't let me play a single practice match?"
It's not that we haven't asked the coaching staff.
Although the coaching staff didn't say it explicitly, they did give some hints that it was Li Minglu's idea for the substitutes not to play in training matches.
If the substitute isn't allowed to play, then so be it. 957 has been playing all along anyway, and Redmi won't go out of their way to talk to the manager about it. 957 is perfectly fine.
Chen Wang hadn't understood why he was selected as a substitute for the MSI roster, but now he did.
So you're going to send yourself out to play in a crucial match and take the blame, huh?
If we lose, I'll be accused of not playing a single practice match and being passive in the game.
Alright, alright, so you really figured it out, Li Minglu, didn't you?
Seeing that there was no place for him in the training room, Chen Wang simply said something, picked up his little backpack, and left the training room.
"I'm too lazy to talk to you guys. You won't even let me practice. I'm going to go play ranked games by myself."
Seeing Chen Wang's receding figure, one of the translators in the team quietly put down his phone and began to check the video he had recorded.
The footage was quite stable, but when I played the video, it felt like something was missing.
After thinking for a moment, the translator found a computer and imported the video into it.
"I'm not going to talk to you guys anymore, I'm going out."
perfect.
The translator nodded.
Taking things out of context means not taking things out of context.
May 11, the morning of the opening ceremony.
A Weibo post was published by the editor.
Although Brazil is eleven hours ahead of China, and it was exactly midnight in China at that time.
However, due to the opening ceremony, quite a few people still didn't sleep.
Moreover, most of those active on platforms like Weibo and Tieba are night owls, so once the post was published on Weibo, it immediately went viral and became a trending topic with the help of those who wanted to promote it.
"I'm too lazy to talk to you guys, I'm going out by myself."
Although the sound was a little choppy, since it was a candid shot, netizens didn't care too much about the details; they were more concerned about the content.
Because the content was just too explosive.
When he was substituted for Shi Yi, he didn't play any practice matches; he just packed his little backpack and left.
And yet, he dares to say he wants to prove himself.
To say that you were just unlucky and had no opportunities?
[This guy's got Uzi's talent, but not Uzi's talent.]
Wow, he doesn't even play in practice matches. With this kind of personality, we might as well just suspend him and force him to retire.
[This is what it looks like when you poop.]
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[Hey upstairs, stop messing around, you're making my stomach hurt from laughing.]
Of course, some passersby also felt something was off.
Why are you so sure it's a Butterfly issue? The video seems choppy, like there's something wrong with it.
Someone left a comment below.
[Because the ID Butterfly confirms that the problem must be with him.]
The Shang Yang Reforms have arrived, haven't they?
The terms "Chen Wang's 'playing the fool'", "WE", and "MSI" together are practically a trending topic.
Many commentators and streamers have expressed their opinions on this, hoping to ride the wave of popularity and make a quick buck.
Marketing accounts are promoting it aggressively, raking in traffic like crazy.
@commentatorjoker874: #LeagueofLegendsSuperTopic##ChenWangTakingItDown# According to reliable sources, Chen Wang seems to be unwilling to play in scrims, too lazy to train, and after arguing with the coach, he packed his bag and left.
@Esports Circle No.1: #LeagueofLegendsSuperTopic##ChenWangTakingBad# Being bad is a skill issue, not training is an attitude issue. I suggest banning him. Someone who can't beat Letme and gets crushed says he has no chance. If he really had a chance, he wouldn't even play in scrims. He should become a streamer. By the way, Condi was also unable to play in MSI because of this. WE might even be eliminated in the group stage because of this. Chen Wang is the culprit for everything.
@HeyChuanEsports: #LeagueofLegendsSuperTopic##ChenWangTakingBad# Professional attitude is more important than anything else. Arrogant people will pay the price sooner or later. How credible is it that someone who is taking a bad job reports someone who is working hard for match-fixing?
Before the match, people weren't optimistic about WE and were extremely anxious. But no matter what they thought, no one dared to say anything. After all, in the Chinese esports industry, you can't hold the bowl and then blame the chef, at least not before the match was over.
Now that everyone has finally found an outlet, they are naturally going to let loose.
at the same time.
The player you follow, WE Butterfly (世一上), posted a Weibo post.
@WE Butterfly (World's Number One): I don't need to play practice matches, I can beat them through meditation training.
By the way, I am still number one in the world.