The Ultimate Battle of the Support Players [Esports]

[Chapters 112 onward are bonus stories. These take place in a parallel world and have no connection to the main story, so they won't affect your reading experience. Updated every Saturday at 11 p.m.] Weibo: @Xiao Ji Mushroom Meow Meow Meow Ruyi is socially anxious. She needs three minutes to work up the courage to speak, and blushes whenever she meets someone. But in games, she comes out swinging. She kicks teammates without mercy and calls all the shots as the team's core player, a big bad boss whom the damage dealers both love and fear. That's what happens when you're a top-tier healer. Unfortunately, she's not the only one. Her archenemy, Miaoxianbao, is the healing goddess in the eyes of longtime players. Their skill levels are almost evenly matched. She plays arena matches like a circus act and has no ambition when it comes to tournaments, yet everyone loves her. Ruyi thinks that one day, they'll have to settle things at the pinnacle of healing. Miaoxianbao is laid-back and easygoing, and never cares about results when she competes. Too bad she has an archenemy who keeps her in her sights at all times, and announces before every tournament that she's the opponent she most wants to face. Everyone feels sorry for Miaoxianbao. It's bad enough having a teammate who loves stirring up trouble, but now she's stuck with such an obsessive rival. Miaoxianbao tilts her head and smiles. "I've always liked her." But Miaoxianbao is always so smooth and tactful that even when she says she hates someone, she can make it sound casual. No one can ever tell whether she's being sincere. What no one knows is that while her teammates are searching everywhere for Ruyi, Miaoxianbao is holding her hand and smiling like a flower in bloom. "Let's run away together." A serious young woman X a carefree, beautiful older woman A keyboard-based online game novel about two healers, with plenty of esports tournament content Theme: The road may be long, but if you keep walking, you'll reach the end. The task may be difficult, but if you keep at it, you'll succeed.