Dota: Is He Really a Genius?

Qiu Yun, a certified "idiot", was bound to the [Peerless Genius Trial Version] before he was about to be tricked by the company and sent to jail. Mission: Within six days, play solo queue to an entry-level level. Penalty: Failure? A fool who erases his memory and returns to "happiness" permanently. ... So, a true novice who had never played a game began to complain and score points. To a colleague: "Are you sick too? No wonder we have the same salary." To the boss: "I want to work professionally." To the opponent in the game: "Are you scared? If you are scared, retreat and be good." To the system: "Is the word 'Chinese Army' an insult to 'genius'?" ... His truth is always heard by the world as the top Versailles. He plays games with a brain that memorizes data, and criticizes people with a mouth that prevents fraud. Turn the ladder to the top into a suspense film, and turn the professional league into a personal press conference. ... While the media put him on a pedestal, his opponents viewed him as a nightmare. He is just worried: "I was promised a six-day probationary period, but why did I get a full-time job?" "Also, system, will your 'convincing' reward allow my boss to pay my salary first?" "Again, I rely on memory and anti-fraud awareness." "Also, playing professionally is really just a side trip." ... Friendly reminder: You do not need to have played Dota to read this book.