League: I really didn't tank!

060 Stand up!

[Task Content: Play games other than your main game during the live stream]

[Task Reward: 50 points are awarded hourly, and the reward can be repeated.]

Upon seeing the new task issued by the system, Chen Dongqing immediately gasped.

Does this mean that you can get 50 points just by not playing League of Legends for an hour?

And this is an infinitely looping task!

Wow, what a great thing!?

His efficiency in manually accumulating points is actually about that high.

In other words, if he were to farm points during a live stream, he could double his efficiency!

That's great!

A bold calculation shows that if you stream for 120 hours each month, you can directly earn 6,000 points, which is equivalent to three points of [Team Battle Ability]!

Upon seeing this, Chen Dongqing's gaze sharpened considerably.

He never expected that live streaming would have this benefit in addition to making money.

Now I have no choice but to become a diligent streamer.

...

Soon, I was matched into a solo squad game.

Standing in the Quality Plaza, Chen Dongqing slightly moved his fingers.

Squad play alone is not an easy task for him either. He can easily lose if he is not careful. Moreover, he often has to fight four opponents at once. No matter how good his skills are, he will still lose. Therefore, his win rate is not high.

But the rewards are also great; often, you can get four kills in one go, making it highly efficient at racking up points.

The plane took off, still on the island map. This time the flight path was from top to bottom, and Chen Dongqing finally chose to jump to Pochinki.

This map is located in the middle of the map, which is one of the most densely populated areas for skydiving.

Upon seeing this, the comments section became even more confused.

[Solo squad jump to Pochinki?]

I've never seen anyone so arrogant.

Indeed, I've seen those skilled streamers playing solo squad mode, and they all play like sneaky strategists, slowly building their way through.

Chen Dongqing remained calm, first looking at the sky, then avoiding the crowd and jumping into a house on the edge of P City.

His strategy was to first pick up the gun, then listen to the gunshots and try to break up the fight.

Upon landing, I picked up a gun: an AKM in my left hand and an S1897 in my right, along with a level 2 armor.

Chen Dongqing smiled brightly.

He knew this was a sure thing.

At that moment, gunshots came through the earpiece. Chen Dongqing listened to the gunshots and instantly discerned their location, distance, and the number of gunshots.

Without thinking too much, he quickly approached the buildings, grabbed his S1897, and rushed into the area where the fight was taking place, instantly transforming into a fully equipped male gunner.

As soon as I opened the door, I shot one down. Then I went into the house on the left and shot another one down. Then I finished off another person lying on the ground.

Immediately afterwards, they loaded bullets and went up to the second floor.

Two people were exchanging fire in the stairwell. He looked up and fired a shot, taking down one of them. Then he jumped up and fired a shotgun blast, taking down another one!

Less than ten seconds after entering the building, he had taken down five!

At that moment, footsteps came through the earpiece. Chen Dongqing used the sound to pinpoint the location and quickly returned to the first floor to open the door. Five seconds later, the door opened, and a naive young man rushed in. Chen Dongqing fired another shot.

boom!

Six kills secured.

What does it mean to have six people killed on the ground?

I can only describe it in one sentence: Even PUBG fanfiction wouldn't dare to write it like this.

"Wuhu!" Even Chen Dongqing himself began to let out a dragon's roar.

This situation is actually quite rare for him!

After all, such a perfect opportunity to mediate a fight is rare.

At this point, the comments section was filled with question marks again.

But this time, the meaning of the question mark is clearly different from before.

【Holy crap!】

[Damn it, landing to try and break up a fight kills six people!]

[Is the streamer cheating?]

[How could a professional player cheat? Would they risk their job?]

But isn't that a bit too intense?

[Maybe it was just good luck]

At that moment, footsteps came through the earpiece again, and another group of people trying to break up the fight arrived.

Chen Dongqing remained calm. He went up to the second floor, opened the door, and skillfully climbed onto the roof, temporarily escaping the pursuit.

Next came the textbook-style single-player four-row instruction.

Chen Dongqing was calm and collected, never allowing the other side to gain a numerical advantage. Relying on his agile movement ability, he moved around like a ghost, occasionally taking down an opponent with a shotgun and then finishing them off with an AK.

Soon the situation became one against two, and then another group of people came to mediate. Chen Dongqing, as always, went first and observed the situation.

This team seemed to have very strong marksmanship; the two remaining members of the previous team didn't last long at all before being killed.

But at this moment, Chen Dongqing finally made his move; of course, he wouldn't let this team escape.

Although the four men were excellent marksmen, their positions had all been exposed.

Chen Dongqing acted swiftly, peeking out from the second floor next door, firing his AK to sweep down two opponents, then pulling out his S1897 and instantly taking down another!

In the end, only one person was left in a 1v1 situation, and of course, he was no match for him. A grenade forced him to move, and he was finally taken down with a headshot.

By this point, he had cleared out four teams in Pochinki, bringing his total kill count to twelve.

Lord of P City, achievement achieved!

The number of viewers in the live stream is increasing, and so are the number of questions.

They never expected that this professional League of Legends player would also be so skilled at PUBG.

And the key point is that everyone knows he is a professional player, so it's impossible for him to be cheating!

This is even more surprising.

Is this what talent is?

The game then continued.

This time, Pochinki is right in the center of the circle.

Chen Dongqing was too lazy to run away, so he became a local scourge in P City. Whenever two teams started fighting, he would run over to mediate. He would always appear at the most critical moment, steal one or two kills, and then run away.

In the final round, Chen Dongqing faced two depleted teams, yet he managed to drive into an aggressive cleanup mode, using the car as cover to reposition himself and single-handedly eliminate both teams!

Good luck and may you have a chicken dinner tonight!

Next to the familiar subtitles is Chen Dongqing's kill count for this round.

22 kills.

Including the 10 points from winning the game, I gained a total of 32 points in this match, which is quite a good result.

Of course, the biggest gains might be found in the live stream itself.

At this point, the number of people in the live stream had increased by nearly half compared to the beginning.

Because Chen Dongqing wasn't streaming League of Legends, many viewers who didn't play PUBG left the stream. However, word spread among countless viewers, and soon many more were drawn in, witnessing Chen Dongqing's dominant performance in that match.

For a time, many viewers were amazed.

This is ridiculously intense!

Why do I feel like he's even better at PUBG than League of Legends?

[Can the streamer take a look at KD?]

Chen Dongqing glanced at the comments, smiled, and said, "Watching KD? No problem."

As he spoke, he opened the data statistics page.

Total eliminations: 35168, total assists: 11000, deaths: 4873

(Can anyone figure out the secret behind this data?)

KDA: 9.47

The K/D ratio remains terrifying, with over 2,000 more eliminations, 600 more assists, and 500 more deaths compared to the last time.

Douyu's PUBG viewers have never seen such terrifying data from so many streamers.

Isn't this way much more impressive than those tech streamers?

Besides, PUBG has only been out for less than four months, right? How did they manage to get over 30,000 kills? The difficulty is just too high...

Is the reason this person is stuck at Platinum rank in Ionia just because they play PUBG all day?

Wow!

Only then did Chen Dongqing cheerfully say, "Brothers, this streamer is really something, right? I'm not bragging, but my K/D ratio is unmatched in the Asia server."

"So come and watch the streamer's live stream whenever you have free time, you can learn something."

The viewers in the live stream all typed "6", expressing their high approval of Chen Dongqing's PUBG skills, seemingly forgetting that they were watching a professional League of Legends player's live stream.

Immediately afterwards, Chen Dongqing continued playing solo in squads. Although he didn't manage to win in the next few rounds, he still racked up a lot of kills in each round. Moreover, he was able to commentate while playing the game, which impressed the audience.

After broadcasting for two hours, Chen Dongqing looked at the nearly 300 points he had earned and was overjoyed.

This is much more efficient!

Just then, Uzi on the other side finally couldn't hold back any longer. He suddenly came over and said, "Chen Dongqing, don't start yet, I'll have one too."

Upon hearing this, Chen Dongqing and the viewers in the live stream got excited.

Chen Dongqing got excited because he was playing duo queue with Uzi, and his scoring efficiency was the highest.

The reason why the viewers in the live stream were so excited was simple: it was a dream collaboration!

Uzi quickly joined the room, but then he added, "How about I bring someone in to drive some traffic to our site?"

"Drive traffic to us?" Chen Dongqing raised an eyebrow. Putting him aside, Uzi is undoubtedly a top streamer now. There probably aren't many people who can drive traffic to them.

"Don't worry, it'll definitely attract a huge following!" Uzi said confidently. "Wait a minute, I'll send a message on WeChat."

As they were talking, Uzi pulled out his phone and sent a WeChat message: "Hey, Reed, quickly join my PUBG team, we have some strong players!"

(This is a fictional character created in a parallel world. Any resemblance to real persons or events is purely coincidental and has nothing to do with real people, brothers.)

He received a reply almost instantly: "Holy crap, Jian Zihao! You finally asked me to play games, wait for me!"

Shortly after, a person named luwei55 entered the team room and immediately started chatting familiarly in the team voice chat: "Hey, Jian Zihao, who is this guy?"

Uzi chuckled and said, "My team's top laner is really strong. We can just lie down and take the hits."

"Is it really that powerful?"

"Of course, over 30,000 kills with a 9KD ratio, do you know what that means?"

"Really?"

Chen Dongqing almost stood up on the spot when he saw the IDs in the team.

It's still 16, and this man hasn't been banned yet...

At this moment, it can be noticed that the moment this man joined the team, the number of people in his live stream began to skyrocket, increasing by almost half from the original level!

This is traffic from top streamers!

Chen Dongqing didn't hesitate and immediately clicked to start the three-person, four-player squad mode.