Chapter 6: You’re A League Player Teaching Speed?
Clearlove came out of Abu’s office.
On impulse, he didn’t return to the training room, but walked towards the basement next door.
This is where Li Fan sleeps and trains. Except for meals and personal necessities, he basically never comes out.
This kind of treatment feels very harsh, as he doesn’t even get access to the training room’s host computer.
However, the fact that they didn’t immediately kick him out for playing other games during training time and only made him move to a different location shows that EDG is, in some ways, quite compassionate.
If it were another team, they would probably be looking through the contract and demanding compensation.
They wouldn’t even offer you basement living; they’d be suing you.
Clearlove looked at the door, hesitated for a moment, and then knocked.
Li Fan had just logged into QQ Speed when he heard a knock at the door.
He was a bit curious… after all, nobody usually comes to his basement, so who could be knocking?
He stood up from his seat, opened the door, and was quite surprised to see Clearlove.
Seeing Li Fan’s face, Clearlove couldn’t help but remark, “He is indeed quite handsome.”
But he hadn’t forgotten the purpose of his visit today.
“We might have you play in training matches in a while, so perform well.”
Clearlove’s words made Li Fan immediately realize something.
He had seen those posts when he woke up.
I must say, these people are truly talented…
Phrases like “Quarterfinals is in our DNA” and “Cowardice is the essence of never being wiped out.”
The offensive commentary is no worse than what would be seen in later years.
Looking at this, the backlash from yesterday must have been quite significant…
Clearlove wanted to remind him to train well and prepare for the upcoming training matches.
Clearlove glanced inside again, and was stunned.
The computer screen was open to QQ Speed, not League of Legends.
Judging by this, he hadn’t been training properly for the past month or two.
Based on this situation, Li Fan truly had no intention of continuing his professional career.
It feels like a bit of a shame; for a young person with such talent, if he could settle down and train diligently, he would definitely have immense growth potential in the future, especially with the EDG team.
They can be considered the most professional team in the LPL, with a very complete system.
Joining EDG, as long as he’s willing to train hard, becoming a top player would only be a matter of time.
If he continues to slack off like this, even the best talent will only be a mirage, fleeting like mist.
Sigh.
Clearlove sighed and finally patted Li Fan on the shoulder.
“Try to work harder, strive for it, you are a player with a lot of talent.”
After speaking, Clearlove turned and left the basement, muttering to himself on the way, wondering what had gotten into him to come to the basement to tell him to train well.
It’s like playing music to a cow!
However… there shouldn’t be any major issues with this year’s World Championship.
iBoy’s state is very good; he can appear in the Summer Split, and by then, the bot lane will no longer be the weak point.
And although Scout has many of his own little schemes, one must admit his personal skill is solid. Additionally, his learning talent is quite good; the only thing he lacks compared to top mid laners is experience.
However, he, as an experienced player, can help him gain that experience.
The only problem is communication; communication is still a bit slow. As long as this one issue is resolved, they can form the strongest mid-jungle combination in the entire LPL.
Thinking about it this way, he actually had no need to concern himself with Li Fan’s fate.
Meanwhile, Abu, in the manager’s office, had finished asking the coach for his thoughts.
Kuaisu Xing was indifferent to the matter because Li Fan was invisible to him.
There was a Korean in the mid lane who was even better than him, Scout, so Li Fan’s presence or absence didn’t matter.
Therefore, the decision to let him leave could be entirely entrusted to Abu.
At this moment, the operations department sent another message.
Li Fan’s live streams have been getting great show effect recently; he’s quite talented at live streaming and can be observed a bit further.
Abu then remembered what Clearlove had told him.
In the end, he decided to give Li Fan a chance.
As long as he performs well in the training matches, he can stay for now.
…
“Hello everyone, welcome to the Unreal Speed classroom.”
“The cool drift, it can actually be used in Speed.”
“We all know that drifts are very fast when exiting and entering corners, which is why it was removed.”
“The Super Drift I use in Rose of Love, or Spring New Joy, is fast when entering the corner but slow when exiting.”
“If you want to learn, you must understand its principles.”
“What we’re going to explain today is Song Qian Card Gas, which is also essential when using Super Drift.”
“The technique for Song Qian Card Gas is actually very simple.”
Li Fan quickly dubbed over the microphone and then quickly flipped through the script on the side.
That’s right, these were instructional videos Li Fan had recently made.
After confirming that the text and video were fine, he began the subsequent recording.
“The technique for Song Qian Card Gas is to release forward first, then drift. For example, at this point, I’m holding down the forward key and the right key simultaneously, which is generally a normal corner entry posture.”
“Then what you need to do is release the forward key at this moment and press drift. This will trigger the ‘card gas’ effect, which is the technique for Song Qian Card Gas. Isn’t it very simple?”
“You just need to release that damn forward key.”
“If you can’t release it, then you’ll just have to practice more.”
He simply created a short video, just touching on the basics, and didn’t continue with subsequent operations.
After reviewing the whole thing and finding it satisfactory, he uploaded it immediately to his Huya personal space.
Of course, he didn’t forget to post it on Douyin and Kuaishou as well.
While these two platforms temporarily can’t compare to the major live streaming platforms, they will become stronger and stronger as the era progresses.
This is considered a benefit of time travel; joining short video platforms at this time will ensure at least a million followers in four or five years, even if the content is mediocre.
Moreover, Li Fan didn’t think his content lacked competitiveness.
After uploading, he didn’t bother with the follow-up.
At the same time, many university students in classrooms or dormitories who were browsing short videos saw Li Fan’s ID, EDG-Unreal, and were curious about what kind of instructional video he was posting.
They had been having difficulty ranking up recently and were looking to see what heroes professional players recommended for climbing ranks.
When they clicked to watch, they were stunned to find it was a QQ Speed tutorial video.
No way?
Does EDG even have a QQ Speed division?
They probably don’t have a QQ Speed team, right?
Didn’t this club start with a League of Legends team?
So what’s with Unreal’s tutorial videos?
