The very next day, Jiang Siming attended another invitation—the 4AM finals.
It was at the familiar PM Internet Cafe, and he brought Kite along to cheer from the venue.
Taking part in this kind of invitation was far more interesting than attending Young Master Wang's banquet.
Although PC game PUBG competitions were not as popular as Holographic PUBG, plenty of veteran PC-game fans still came to watch in person.
Since this was only the spring tournament and not the World Championship, there were no foreign teams—only domestic teams were competing.
But even so, the moment Jiang Siming arrived, many old friends and former opponents came over to greet him warmly.
A Shou from 17, Xiao Ding Dang, who used to be with RNG and now had his own team, Pero, and A+ from IFTY, among others.
They had all once been Jiang Siming's opponents, as well as friends from the gaming scene.
They were still fighting on the PC game PUBG circuit, never losing their love for the game.
Of course, that was also because Holographic PUBG truly did not suit them, leaving them without a stage on which to shine.
Being good at PC game PUBG did not necessarily mean one could shine in Holographic PUBG. Although they were games of the same type, Holographic PUBG was far more competitive.
To become a top expert, one needed not only sufficient gaming talent but also outstanding military fitness.
Still, this was a good thing. Jiang Siming really did not want all his friends from PC game PUBG to disappear, leaving him unable to recognize a single person whenever he came to watch a PC-game tournament.
Jiang Siming had mainly come to watch 4AM.
4AM's popularity remained unrivaled in PC game PUBG, and they had practically gathered more than half of