League: I really didn't tank!

032 Now that you're gone, who am I supposed to get points from?

Since reaching the first King rank in Season 6, Chen Dongqing has been constantly traveling around and hasn't been grinding for points much.

He was so suffocated; it felt like ants were crawling all over his body.

Now that he's finally found a good opportunity, he went straight to the training room as soon as he got up in the morning and started playing PUBG to grind for points.

However, as he was working on it, he suddenly felt as if someone was behind him.

When Chen Dongqing turned around, he was surprised to see Coach Park.

He quickly took off his headphones, turned around, and smiled at the coach.

The coach looked at Chen Dongqing, unsure of what to say...

You can say he's not hardworking, but he's the first one up in the morning; you can also say he's hardworking, but he gets up early to play PUBG.

However, considering it's currently the off-season...

Coach Park thought for a moment before finally saying, "Good, keep it up."

He said this in Chinese, which he had learned on the spot last night.

Having been at the QG base for half a month, the two coaches have been learning Chinese. They believe that it is essential to establish smooth communication with the players in order to better manage them.

After saying that, Coach Park sat back down in front of his computer.

Chen Dongqing scratched his head, put his headphones back on, and continued grinding for points.

At this time, Doinb also got up early and arrived at the training room. He greeted the coach in Korean. He has always been a hard worker and got up quite early as well.

After a while, the other team members also arrived at the training room. After all, today was the first day of the implementation of the rules, and they still had to abide by them.

However, they were all judged to be late because it was past 9:30.

Amid the team members' cries of pain, the remaining four were each fined 500.

However, Coach Park certainly wouldn't pocket the money. He said yesterday that the fine would be used for team funds, such as going out to eat together regularly.

But Chen Dongqing estimated that at this rate of earning two thousand a day, he probably wouldn't be able to spend all the money...

Xiangguo, feeling a bit unwell, sat down next to Chen Dongqing and asked, "Why didn't you wake me up this morning?"

"Didn't I call you?" Chen Dongqing rolled her eyes. "When I called you, you said you wanted to sleep a little longer. I couldn't exactly drag you out of bed, could I?"

"Huh?" Xiangguo was dumbfounded. "I didn't hear you call me. I was probably replying to you in a dream."

"..."

Uzi, heartbroken at having 500 yuan deducted from his salary, sat down and happened to see Chen Dongqing playing PUBG.

He immediately became interested and stood behind Chen Dongqing to see how he would play.

Once you start watching, you can't stop.

He used various quick-fire techniques to instantly kill enemies, scouted and eliminated people everywhere, and finally used an 8x scope to control the recoil and chase down a car, achieving a chicken dinner with 16 kills.

As soon as I took off my headphones, I heard Uzi yell "Holy shit!" from behind.

Chen Dongqing grinned, a reaction strikingly similar to Godv's earlier one...

"Wow, you're that good!?" The chubby guy was a little dumbfounded. He asked, "What's your K/D ratio?"

Yesterday, Uzi thought Chen Dongqing didn't mention KD because he wasn't good enough, but now it seems that's not the case...

"I really haven't seen it." Chen Dongqing shrugged, making a little bear shape with his hands, but he still clicked into his personal profile. "Then I'll take a look."

Personal information interface, data statistics.

Total eliminations: 32200, total assists: 10443, deaths: 4396

KDA: 9.7

"9.7?" Uzi's eyes nearly popped out of their sockets. "That high?"

Generally speaking, a K/D ratio of over 1 indicates a qualified player, meaning you can get an average of one kill per game. A better player would get 2 or 3 kills.

Uzi has seen KD numbers exceeding 10 before, but those were usually on new accounts, where skilled players were dominating smurf accounts. Once the number of games played increased, the KD would return to normal.

But Chen Dongqing, with 30,000 kills and a 9KD, was someone he had never seen before.

Cheating?

impossible!

What kind of cheat can kill over 30,000 people without getting banned?!

Moreover, judging from Chen Dongqing's performance just now, it was definitely not a cheat.

this...

Uz was speechless.

Chen Dongqing smiled confidently: "It's alright. I wasn't playing very seriously before, otherwise breaking 10 shouldn't have been a problem."

Actually, his K/D ratio was close to 20 at the beginning, but as time went on, the skill level of players in this game improved a lot, so his K/D ratio gradually dropped.

"Come on, let's play a couple of rounds!" Uzi immediately sat down in front of the computer. "Let me see how amazing a guy with 9KD and 30,000 kills can be!"

Chen Dongqing didn't refuse, and the two added each other as Steam friends, and then started playing a duo match.

Although this game doesn't have a ranking system, it still matches opponents based on K/D ratio and Mejai's Soulstealer.

Uzi's K/D ratio is only at the level of an average player, which makes him feel extremely pressured when he teams up with Chen Dongqing.

On the other hand, because Uzi lowered KD, Chen Dongqing was matched with opponents who were clearly not at the same level as before.

As a result, in the duo match, Uzi would be knocked down every time he got a gun, and even if he wasn't knocked down, he couldn't get a headshot.

Chen Dongqing was in heaven, rampaging through the game and frequently finishing off enemies that Uzi had nearly killed. His efficiency in racking up points was far greater than when he was solo queuing.

The two played several games like this, and although Uzi ranked highly in each game, his K/D ratio actually dropped slightly...

Jian Zihao suddenly felt a pang of guilt and said abruptly, "Chen Dongqing, I feel like I'm really bad at this. Am I dragging you down?"

At this moment, Chen Dongqing turned around with a warm and friendly smile: "It's okay, don't be proud. When playing games, the most important thing is to have fun. Come on, let's keep playing."

"Ah, okay." Jian Zihao felt a surge of warmth in his heart. This new teammate is such a good person!

It's much better than that mess from OMG.

At this moment, Chen Dongqing was also sighing inwardly.

If you leave, who will I find to lower the average KD?

...

And so, the days passed by.

Chen Dongqing continued playing PUBG at a high intensity every day, sometimes with Uzi and sometimes solo, and quickly earned another 10,000 points.

He spent 8,000 in one go to raise his [Operation] skill to 90 points, which was another big boost.

He had two thousand points left, and he planned to use them on [Consciousness].

His current [Consciousness] level is 88, and he wants to raise it to 90.

Having an obsessive-compulsive disorder attack is a symptom.

But the result was somewhat unexpected.

[Consciousness attributes are related to the host's personal cognition and cannot be improved through attribute points.]

Chen Dongqing was immediately confused when he saw the message that popped up in the system. He was somewhat puzzled.

But his attributes are already locked and cannot be improved through the game. Now you're telling me that I can't add points to [Consciousness].

Does this mean my consciousness will be locked at 88 for the rest of my life?

Are you trying to drive your OCD crazy?!

The system quickly provided another response.

[More methods to enhance consciousness attributes will be available in the future, so please stay tuned.]

Seeing this, Chen Dongqing was finally satisfied.

So there were other functions in the system that hadn't appeared yet?

That's it.

To be fair, if it's confirmed that the [Consciousness Attribute] cannot be increased, then his task of grinding points becomes much easier, as he can kill far fewer people.

With no other option, he could only invest the remaining two thousand points into team battle ability.

His attributes are now as follows.

Host: Chen Dongqing

Reaction speed: 90

Operation: 90

Teamfight Ability: 81

Consciousness: 88

Version understanding: 95

Overall rating: Grade A.

Although the rating hasn't changed, the attributes look quite good now.

Chen Dongqing had just exited the system interface when he saw Coach Park Yunlong walk over and pat Chen Dongqing on the shoulder.

"Can we come out and talk?"