Chapter 893: Ruler of Esports 7

This time slot was already peak traffic for livestreams, and with the highlight clips Little Cutie had edited spreading quickly online, more and more viewers were drawn in from short video platforms. Within just an hour, Tang Wan’s livestream had surpassed a thousand viewers.

Even so, Little Cutie wasn’t satisfied. After a moment of thought, he quietly pushed her stream onto the homepage of the Shark platform. With her level of skill, all she needed was exposure—once people saw her gameplay, gaining a following would only be a matter of time.

At the TG Team base, Fan Tong had just finished reviewing replays and was about to start his own stream. All team members had contracts with Shark, requiring them to stream for a fixed number of hours each week.

But the moment he logged in, a recommended stream caught his eye.

“Heart-Wrenching Egg.”

The title was bold to the point of being reckless: [100% Win Rate! Solo Queue to King 100 Stars]. Even he wouldn’t dare use something like that—if it failed, the backlash would be brutal. Still, the nickname felt familiar, and curiosity got the better of him.

He clicked in.

On the screen, Tang Wan was playing Luna, her movements fluid and precise. Her ultimate chained seamlessly, one connection after another without interruption. In just a few seconds, the system announced a pentakill.

The chat instantly filled with “666.”

Fan Tong narrowed his eyes slightly. Then, without hesitation, he logged into his smurf account and checked her profile. She was still in-game, already at Diamond IV.

To confirm his suspicion, he set aside his own stream entirely and continued watching. Match after match, Tang Wan rotated through heroes like Li Bai, Diaochan, and Han Xin, each played with striking control and confidence. The viewers were completely hooked, and even Fan Tong found himself increasingly absorbed.

This wasn’t just a strong mid-laner—she was versatile across roles. Assassins, mages, fighters… every category was handled cleanly, decisively, without hesitation.

A talent like this could not be allowed to slip away.

No matter what, he had to bring her into the TG Team.

At the end of one match, he finally sent a message: “Duo?”

Seeing it, Tang Wan smiled faintly and replied with a simple, “Sure,” before inviting him immediately. This time, Fan Tong chose Taiyi Zhenren as support and stayed by her side throughout the match, observing her gameplay up close.

By the time she wiped out the entire enemy team in a single fight, his decision was completely firm. He had to recruit her—no matter the cost.

They continued playing together for another two hours, their coordination growing increasingly seamless. It wasn’t until midnight that Tang Wan finally put down her phone and said casually, “It’s twelve. Time to sleep.”

Fan Tong paused for a moment before asking, “Can we talk on voice?”

Tang Wan’s eyes lit up instantly. “Wait a moment—I’m still streaming.” She turned to her audience, said a brief goodbye, and ended the broadcast, the viewer count already in the hundreds of thousands.

After taking a light breath, she initiated the voice call.

Fan Tong accepted almost immediately. “Hello,” he said first.

“Hello,” Tang Wan replied, deliberately softening her voice.

For a moment, Fan Tong froze.

A girl?

It wasn’t that he looked down on female players, but in esports, there were very few women—and even fewer who could perform at this level. From the beginning, he had assumed that “Heart-Wrenching Egg” was a guy.