High School Belle Fell in Love with Me

Li Yang and Jiang Banxia received a bunch of red envelopes.

Mostly from the rich women group, sent to both of them, a double share all at once.

Adding up to over a million.

"Having a child earns this much, I want to have another, what should I do?"

Jiang Banxia was immersed in the atmosphere of receiving red envelopes.

She discovered how happy Li Yang used to be.

Earning a lot of money is hard-earned, but receiving red envelopes is different, it's like picking up money.

It's like many people don't lack anything at home, but getting a bargain, even a small one, makes them happy.

No different from picking up money.

"Let's wait a bit, when they're richer, the red envelopes they give will be bigger."

"Okay, okay."

Jiang Banxia was also happy about starting to integrate into Li Yang's life.

They were indeed close before, but in fact, they lived their own lives, mainly Li Yang participated in her life, but she knew nothing about Li Yang's life.

After staying for a day, Li Yang took a car to Modu.

The schedule was tight, and when he arrived in Modu, he didn't have time to get into the groove, he went straight into the match.

As a result, in that day's match, his performance was quite weak, and the Koala Team only got eleventh place.

This was a significant drop compared to his previous performances.

However, before the netizens could figure out how to scold him, the next day he led the team to make a comeback.

In a single day, they scored 83 points in five games, achieved four chicken dinners with strong shooting skills.

This is the true strength of the Koala Team, as long as they make it to the final circle, they can usually take first place.

If they don't get first, it's either due to extremely bad luck or encountering too many enemies along the way.

Luck with the circle has always been elusive for the Koala Team, but they have climbed to this position with solid shooting and strong execution.

The score from the second day secured them in the top eight.

Even if they removed the first day's results, they were still in first place in the losers' bracket.

Those who were quick to criticize yesterday got a taste of karma in no time.

The Koala Team released a video from last night showing Li Yang practicing shooting until five in the morning, explaining things to everyone.

On the third day, the Koala Team's performance was mediocre, scoring only 72 points for the day, leading them to first in the losers' bracket with a total score of 179, advancing to the Global Invitational Finals.

Out of the entire PCL, four out of five teams made it to the finals.

Then, it was time to prepare in Jiangbei.

Overall, despite other professional players having quicker reflexes than Li Yang, none of them could match him in scoring on the battlefield.

Li Yang's proficiency was too high.

With over ten thousand hours of game time, it was certainly more compelling than their two to three thousand hours at most.

Even though Li Yang's talent wasn't outstanding, he still had some.

His exceptional proficiency created his unique playing style.

Currently, no one could emulate him; their aim wasn't precise enough.

It wasn't about talent, just pure skill.

And there was someone specifically strategizing for him, as long as he followed the plan, it was like he absorbed others' operational talents as well.

Even before the finals started, the increased traffic on Kuai Pai had become terrifying.

Especially with related content posted on Kuai Pai and tagged with the PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds Global Invitational topic, even posting a selfie could potentially earn a weapon skin activation code, totaling ten thousand pieces.

This was the first time PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds released weapon skins, many people downloaded Kuai Pai just to snag a skin.

And then they found out... there were so many beauties in there.

They fell into the trap.

Li Yang always adhered to the belief that LSP was the primary productivity force, as long as there were enough LSP, there would be many beauties looking to make money or show off, and the ecosystem would quickly complete a closed loop.

As for the middle-aged and elderly market, there's no rush, it's not time yet.

During this period, Penguin Game was having a tough time because LOL's active users had started to decline.

This was an unprecedented scene, all because in the previous World Championship, the LPL performed terribly.

Originally, according to their calculations, LOL was just beginning, with nearly 300 million users globally, far from enough.

They should be aiming for five hundred million, six hundred million, or even a billion.

The number of active users had always been increasing, and while the arrival of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds caused some slowdown, with such a large size, some fluctuation was permissible.

They even thought PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds was just a passing trend, believing players would surely return in the future.

However, the reality was that the number of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds players skyrocketed, and in just over a year, the global player count was about to break a hundred million.

This was a height even LOL had never reached.

LOL's emergence was quite early, with the North American server officially launching in 2009, and the Chinese server testing in 2011, but it wasn't until 2013 that it truly took off nationwide, prior to which the domestic player count was consistently under thirty million, with simultaneous online peaking at only six hundred thousand.

From 2013 to 2016 was considered its peak, with the player count soaring from thirty million to eighty million, and the global player count jumping from ninety million to two hundred ninety million.

Now it faced a formidable rival, a game that, in just a year and a half, was about to break a hundred million global users, with endless discussion topics on the internet.

Especially with Li Yang's influence, which directly helped PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds get through its initial phase, quickly incubating and ripening an IP.