Playing Three or Four Is Worse Than Playing

During the time when Jiang Nan was the best at playing games, he clicked on the rankings every day and ranked in seconds. The quality of low-level teammates varies greatly, and they can either be saved in half a second or killed with a single blow. Although he is also a novice, Jiang Nan knows that no one who has completed the novice training well will not understand all this knowledge. After experiencing countless tortures, Jiang Nan realized: The most important thing about this game is that it is a two-row matchup. That same day, Jiang Nan met a patient in the game. Turning points, escaping ghosts, and rescuing people. In this game, he became the hero of the remaining three people. Jiang Nan didn't even see the supervisor's face before opening the door. Jiang Nan: Very good, it's you! From then on, there was an additional ID in her friend list: Thank you Huicun Identity V cannot open the mic, but Brother Hui Cun is really very safe. He can slip into the air in the containment position and save people stably in the rescue position. This makes Jiang Nan, who likes to repair machines silently, feel extremely satisfied. After a while, Jiang Nan gradually became addicted. It happened that City H was going to hold an offline exhibition related to Identity V recently, so she mustered up the courage to ask Xie Huicun to meet. As a result, a message came from the other side, saying: "It won't work this time, I will take the college entrance examination soon." What? College entrance examination? Jiang Nan deeply felt that she had really misled others. She couldn't accept the current situation, so she simply sold her account and bought it again, restarting her solo queue career. Without a duo partner, Identity V would become a weak Identity V. Jiang Nan worked hard to get better, reaching level seven, and from time to time would open a live broadcast on Xiaopo Station for fun. Later, during a platform anchor competition, Jiang Nan was forced to quit her original team due to personal disputes. She thought she had no hope of participating, but the "ICBC" team invited her to join. ICBC's native Xie Cun is the anchor and commentator of Identity V. He has a clear and gentle appearance and extremely high professionalism. His commentary is both funny and professional. He is considered top-notch in the Identity V circle. Jiang Nan was very strange, thinking that he might be helping her for the sake of his classmates. That's right, Jiang Nan and Xie Cun are actually both students from F University, one majoring in journalism and the other majoring in law, but Jiang Nan is just one level above that. The two have actually never met, and Jiang Nan only found out about it when a fan accidentally mentioned it. During team training, Xie Cun hardly spoke. The occasional words made Jiang Nan feel inexplicably familiar. Have you heard it on campus before? Jiang Nan didn't delve into it. Until the day when she won the platform competition, Xie Cun looked at her excitedly and asked calmly in the mail: "Why did you suddenly disappear in the first place? Did you always abandon me?" On-site commentators and audience: Wow - exciting! [Reading Tips] First, the background of the game is obviously Identity V. Second, the content of the game may be written relatively simply, and the author's writing skills are average. I suggest you watch the Identity V competition. It is funny enough and has great program effects. Third, the characters in the article have no real-life prototypes. Fourth, the time during college and the time at work are divided into half and half, and the love period probably comes to the second half of the article. Finally, the fifth personality starts! Purpose: Have a good memory