Translator: Exodus Tales Editor: Exodus Tales
There was a lot of messages that appeared on the screen of the broadcast:
[Suddenly, I feel a bit sorry for Jian Yiling.]
[Will she cry because she lost so badly?]
[Well, she accepted the challenge. Even if she loses badly, she should at least finish the fight.]
[I’m cheering for An Yang! 666]
Whilst everyone was sending their messages, a notification suddenly popped up on the game’s interface.
[Player I Don’t Want to Fail Classes used an M416 rifle to headshot a Zerg and earned 60 points.]
[Player I Don’t Want to Fail Classes used a bomb to kill three Zergs. Triple kill! Earned 420 points.]
If you kill multiple Zergs at the same time, you will get more points than if you kill a single Zerg at a time.
However, it was much harder to kill multiple Zergs at once. It was quite difficult for the average person to achieve.
There was a momentary pause in the messages.
However, after a few moments, the screen was filled with question marks.
In fact, the entire screen was filled with question marks. This blocked everyone from seeing the live feed.
How was Jian Yiling doing this?
Did she get someone else to play for her?
No way! In order to ensure the fairness of the game, Jian Yiling and An Yang both used their mobile phones to record their gameplay. This could be seen in another stream.
The person who was operating the account [I Don’t Want to Fail Classes] was indeed Jian Yiling!
The crowd watched in amazement as Jian Yiling’s score shot upwards. Her score was much higher than An Yang’s [Don’t Bother Me Unless Necessary] by a huge margin.
How was this possible?
An Yang was ranked third on the server!
How could someone crush him so hard?
The messages on the stream changed dramatically. People were expressing their disbelief through their messages.
However, the most confused person was An Yang himself.
He had initially thought that this was a game that he could easily win.
However, now, his score was almost doubled by Jian Yiling!
This was the first time that he had ever encountered this in all his years of gaming!
Furthermore, the person who was doing this to him was a little girl! A little girl who appeared as though a large gust of wind could blow her away at any moment.
The few lackeys that were standing behind An Yang did not dare to breathe.
They didn’t dare to make a sound. They were worried that they would distract An Yang who was already at a disadvantage.
However, even if he didn’t have lackeys behind him, An Yang’s palms were already sweating.
By the fifteenth minute of the game, the number of Zerg deaths on the map had already exceeded 80 percent of the total.
Out of this 80 percent, 60 percent of them were killed by Jian Yiling!
At this point in the game, the winner could already be decided.
Even if the remaining 20 percent of the Zergs were killed by An Yang, he would not be able to score more points than Jian Yiling. The only chance that he had was to do a continuous kill streak like Jian Yiling.
However, that was obviously impossible.
At twenty minutes into the game, all the Zergs on the map had been eliminated. The game was officially over.
Jian Yiling’s kill count: 73
An Yang’s kill count: 27
Jian Yiling’s score: 6570
An Yang’s scare: 1220
Although Jian Yiling’s score was not ten times An Yang’s score, it was still enough to be shocking.
Everyone who was watching was stunned. Finally, someone came back to their senses and sent a message:
[Oh my god! Jian Yiling actually won!]
[What was that even?! Is she a god or something? That was too awesome! I was watching the live stream on my knees!]
[I’m so glad that no one bet against me… Otherwise, I’d be in a lot of trouble!]
…
An Yang and Jian Yiling came out of the end game lobby. They returned back to their starting lobby.
Then, Jian Yiling typed a message: [Call me your boss.]