The Pure Will Naturally Be Cleared

"Ah, this..."

Xu Junyan was genuinely surprised by the sudden system notification, and after the surprise, he was ecstatic.

He had originally thought his system was just so-so, at best allowing him to become a top-tier player. Who knew this was waiting for him!

"Super Professional Grade" – did that mean he was even better than players like Faker?

This was interesting.

As Xu Junyan was thinking this, five blank boxes appeared before his eyes, along with two other prompts.

[When you cause someone who hates you or your enemy to become mentally broken (if the target is a player or coach, directly triggering it with just one person is enough; if the target is a fan or audience member, it requires collective mental breakdown from at least ten thousand people), you will obtain a random 'Honorary Title' dropped by them.]

[The host can wear a maximum of five 'Honorary Titles'. Additionally, 'Honorary Titles' can be replaced at any time.]

Xu Junyan tried applying his first obtained Honorary Title to one of the blank boxes.

Success!

Although he appeared to be acting normally, Xu Junyan distinctly felt that his understanding of the game League of Legends had inexplicably improved significantly.

Xu Junyan couldn't help but grin, his expression becoming excited.

Shifting his attention back to Weibo, Xu Junyan opened his Weibo homepage and posted an update.

[Silence]: "The clear will remain clear."

Just four simple words.

Because Xu Junyan knew that no matter how much he explained, it wouldn't be useful. However, a necessary explanation was still required; otherwise, wouldn't that be playing right into RNG's hands?

How could he possibly let RNG win so easily?

Since his Weibo had been dug up by a group of LPL fans a few hours ago, and many had rushed over to curse him and attack him.

Now, as soon as he posted on Weibo, in the blink of an eye, even more new comments appeared below.

"Ugh~! I'm gonna puke! 'The clear will remain clear,' huh? Bro, if you had nothing to hide, why would you run?"

"RNG already posted on their official Weibo, and you're still pretending?"

"No way, no way, I finally get to see what 'shamelessness makes one invincible' means. RNG was merciful enough not to expose your dirty deeds to the public, and you still have the audacity to shamelessly say the clear will remain clear?"

"Ungrateful bastard, why don't you just go die?"

"A scourge upon the LPL, damn it, a professional player like you really deserves to die. Every day you stay in the LPL feels like an insult to us!"

"Go die, go die, go die!"

"Everyone, curse him all you want, but remember not to follow him, don't give this piece of rat droppings more followers!"

"It's fine, I'm just following him to make it easier to find him. After I curse him, I'll unfollow immediately."

"Disgusting piece of trash! You better remember, you owe the LPL a championship! You piece of shit!!"

"'The clear will remain clear,' hahaha, that's the biggest joke I've heard this century. If you have the guts, go to court and confront RNG, dare you? You piece of garbage!"

"..."

Xu Junyan didn't read these comments because he knew very well what kind of attention and attack his post would attract. Even without reading them, he knew how he would be commented on.

He had already tossed his phone aside and was considering two issues.

First, the contract issue.

His contract was still in RNG's hands. Although he and RNG had completely fallen out now, it wouldn't be easy for RNG to completely let go of the contract. He needed to find a way, but this matter couldn't be rushed.

Xu Junyan had actually already made a preliminary assessment of how to solve it, but to succeed in one fell swoop, he needed the conflict and animosity between himself and RNG to ferment further.

Second, the Korean server account issue.

He didn't really believe that RNG could completely control everything in the LPL. As long as he performed well and there were no current matches, he would play ranked games and dominate the Korean server. Someone would surely come looking for him, right?

What about LGD? EDG? OMG? There were so many teams, there had to be a place for him.

But the problem was, when he logged in earlier, he had already verified that both of his Korean server accounts had been banned.

One was his competitive server account, so it was normal for RNG to ban it. But the other was his personal account, which RNG had also used their privileges to ban.

Xu Junyan was so angry he felt like laughing. He rubbed his forehead and thought carefully for a moment, suddenly remembering someone he had encountered during this year's World Championship and exchanged contact information with.

Kim Min-ah, the famous LCK host.

After Faker's dream girl, the former LCK top host Jo Eun-jung, officially announced her retirement from the LCK last year, Kim Min-ah had undoubtedly gradually solidified her position as the new top host of the LCK.

He had been interviewed by her a few times during this year's World Championship. Because she understood Chinese, they had chatted briefly off-camera. Perhaps they hit it off, as Kim Min-ah asked for his Twitter handle, and they became friends.

"Is it feasible to ask her to help me register an account?"

Xu Junyan hesitantly opened Twitter, found Kim Min-ah, clicked on her profile, and sent a message: 'Are you there?'

At the same time, Xu Junyan logged into Taobao and also purchased a Korean server account.

To be honest, accounts purchased here were not very stable; they could be banned or stolen at any time. He wanted to reach the top of the Korean server, so using such an unstable account was not a long-term solution.

Ding dong!

Unexpectedly, the reply came very quickly.

Kim Min-ah: "Oppa Junyan, what's up? I'm here."

Xu Junyan carefully chose his words and said, "I'm very sorry to bother you. I have something I need to ask for your help with. Could you help me register for a Korean server account? I'm willing to pay. How about 100,000 Korean won?"

Ding dong!

Kim Min-ah: "Pfft! Junyan Oppa, you're so funny. Why do you use so much polite language in one sentence? Also, it's just helping register an account for our server. I can use my mom's ID, it won't cost anything. /Smiling Little Kitten"

Xu Junyan: "How can that be? I must pay. And if you can help, I'd be very grateful."

Kim Min-ah: "Stop with the thanks, Junyan Oppa. Last month you also treated me to your local specialty, Beijing Roast Duck. It was delicious! If we meet again, just bring me two more roast ducks. /Grinning"

Xu Junyan originally wanted to insist further, but after a slight hesitation, he gave up. He didn't want to keep dawdling and become annoying, so he simply accepted the favor and replied, 'No problem.'

Kim Min-ah was likely on holiday and had plenty of free time. She was also very quick. In less than ten minutes, she sent over a brand-new Korean server account.

After expressing his thanks again, Xu Junyan logged into the new account with a relaxed mood. He topped up his account and first used a Korean server event to immediately level up to thirty. Then, he purchased all the heroes at once. After doing all this, he glanced at the honorific title he had equipped, 'I just don't ban Galio,' smiled slightly, and officially began his new account's placement matches!