Liu Dandan, male. Laugh again and steal your high ground.
He only believes in one thing when playing King: He can steal towers and never fight with others. His teammates called him obscene, his opponents called him disgusting, and the commentator said it was "canyon performance art." He was quite satisfied with it. As for the art, it sounded high-end.
When I checked in as a freshman, the three roommates were each more outrageous than the last: the "love saint" who persisted in flirting with girls even after being beaten the most severely, the student who excelled in Sanda with dumbbells heavier than his mouth, and the top student who used game theory to calculate troop lines but still cared about the format of your thesis. What's even worse is that the gamer I've been seeing for three years is Hua Tao Xinyi from the Chinese Department, the dream girl of all the boys in the school. The only problem is - she loves to duo queue with him.
He steals the tower, she releases the teleport. When he was beaten, she remained silent. The whole school called him the "sixth child", but she was the only one who thought this was called a "tactical retreat."
He stole from the campus competition to the national competition, and from the national competition to the world finals. The Korean team on the opposite side has an eight thousand gold lead, their lineup is overwhelming, and everyone in the live broadcast room is saying "gone".
Liu Dandan locked Luban No. 7.
The barrage went crazy: "Choose an ATM in the professional arena?"
He typed five words on the public screen: "A cash machine is also a machine."
That night, the whole world remembered what the end of the obscene stream was.
In e-sports, only those who are alive are worthy of recruiting troops. Face? How many lines of troops can be changed?
A novel that just came out? There are only four chapters. It's quite fun. Wait for the update.