Lord Yan, The Little Ancestor Has Fallen Off The Horse Again!
Chapter 79 Welcome to Seek Death

Chapter 79: Chapter 79 Welcome to Seek Death

Lin Xuanze frowned as he looked at her, "What do you mean by ’so-so,’ ’normal performance’?"

Scoring 745 was out of his reach; his best result was 705, while Gu Yue only had 700. That time, he had secured the first place in the entire school and never managed to do so again.

The Chinese teacher who corrected the papers had claimed to fear she’d become too proud, deducted three points from her essay and two points for the presentation of her work.

After all, her handwriting was really a mess—lop-sided and squiggly.

"That’s okay too, as long as you study diligently and make progress," Zhonghai nodded slightly, not expecting her to come in first, nor was he very demanding of her.

Lin Xuanze stole a glance at him, "You better not attend the parent meeting tomorrow; I wouldn’t want you to drop dead from shock!"

Seeing his fierce demeanor, Lin Xiang didn’t dare let him attend Yun Yue’s parent meeting. What if he berated Yueyue too harshly?

"I’ll go to Yueyue’s parent meeting, and you go to your son’s," Lin Xiang said, her brows lightly knitted—she had been mentally prepared for a while.

"That settles it, I’m going to rest. Get up early tomorrow."

She made the final decision, and Zhonghai didn’t dare say another word, obediently agreeing, and they both went upstairs.

If Yueyue didn’t perform well this time, she would hire a tutor for her; surely her grades would improve.

Lin Xuanze, who had been dispirited all day, finally recovered his typical proud and arrogant demeanor upon seeing Lin Xiang.

He grabbed a box of cake from the fridge and asked with pride, "Tiramisu cake, little sister, do you want some?"

Yun Yue looked at him coldly, the corners of her upturned eyes breaking through the inherent wickedness within her bones. A mischievous glare landed on his irritating head—she was tempted to twist it off and use it as a ball to kick.

He had asked Sister Li to buy the cake specifically for this moment.

Seeing her extreme restraint and inability to act made him incredibly happy.

He finished the cake in no time, then took out another one. She sauntered over to him with a dangerous smile and eyes hinting at an impending storm.

She pulled a Coke from the fridge, shook it vigorously and aimed it at Lin Xuanze, spraying him wildly.

Covered in spray, Lin Xuanze was stunned for a moment before he realized what happened.

"Yun! Yue!"

He roared furiously, as if wanting to chew her name to pieces!

"Call me little sister!"

She casually cleaned her ear with a smug push, knocking him back a few steps with her slender arm. Her eyes were defiant and arrogant, and the rogue energy about her seemed to reach high into the sky.

"Eating too much sugar late at night isn’t good," she snatched the cake from his hand and threw it straight into the trash.

With her hands in her pockets, she walked away nonchalantly. After a few steps, she paused, and slightly turned her head to show off the perfect contour of her face.

"Feel free to dig your own grave!"

Lin Xuanze stamped his foot angrily, "This isn’t over between us!"

Yun Yue waved her hand, her silhouette was cocky and arrogant, making him so furious he felt like his chest might explode. He wished he could smash a bowl over her head!

They had seriously become enemies. And to think, he had shared his notes with her, even bought her a new phone. Turns out his kindness was wasted on a dog!

His teeth gritted audibly, infuriated to the core.

"Xuan Ze, what were you thinking, provoking her like that, and eating cake right in front of her too? You must be unaware of how ’death’ is spelled." Liu Lanfang came out from the side, a smile at the corner of her mouth, lamenting as she looked at his sorry state: "It’s my fault for not reminding you. Next time you buy cake, eat it secretly—and don’t dig your own grave again."

"Grandma..." Lin Xuanze cried out his grievances, "You see how she bullies me..."

Liu Lanfang patted his shoulder, helpless, "Next time be more careful. When she gets angry, even I can’t handle it."

Lin Xuanze: "..."

He sniffled, realizing that ever since she arrived, his mother didn’t dote on him, nobody loved him, and at home, his status was even lower than his dad’s!

He returned to his room with a scowl, washed his face clean with cold water, then sat down on his bed to play games.

He needed to take out his frustrations on some noobs to cool down.

"Go on, go on! Don’t be a coward!"

"Hold on, hold on, I have a Vampiric Blade— I can still show off!"

"Argh! Why are you all so bad!"

"I’m so mad! A bunch of pig teammates!"

After half an hour playing two games, his anger hadn’t subsided; in fact, it was growing more intense.

Yun Yue, who lived next door, could clearly hear his pig-slaughtering cries.

She put on her headphones with a cold face, thinking how terrible and yet so addicted to the game they were—speechless!

She logged into her smurf account and saw a message from a friend.

Xuanxuan: "Da Shen, please carry me, I’m about to cry from being bullied."

She invited him in.

Xuanxuan: "A sister has come to my house, and she’s driving me nuts! She’s foul-tempered, wild, and arrogant. I can only vent in the game, but then I run into a bunch of pig teammates..."

Yun Yue watched as he typed a string of characters, her fingertips trembling slightly, finding it oddly familiar.

The game started, and he chose the ADC. It seemed like the other teammates weren’t very good, so she had no choice but to play the Jungler. The enemy Support came to harass her jungle, but nobody came to help.

"..."

She had to abandon that part of the jungle and went elsewhere to farm, roaming and leeching off the economy of each lane.

It was a strenuous game for her; she was the only one in her team with a higher economy than the opponents. She was always supporting and making plays, yet the enemy still managed to lead each of her teammates by a thousand or two in terms of economy. Every time she played the game with him, it was exhausting.

After two games, she quit playing, and a message popped up in her friend box.

"Da Shen, will you participate in next year’s KPL tournament?"

Yun Yue raised an eyebrow and responded with a voice input.

"That’s a professional league, I’m just an amateur."

"With your skills, you could totally dominate those professional players. If you participated, the championship would be in the bag!"

"Not interested."

After sending those three words, she immediately exited the game.

Lin Xuanze saw that Da Shen had gone offline and, feeling a bit regretful, quit the game before heading to the esports circle to see what was happening.

He saw a post about the "Founder of Demon Path" and clicked on it out of interest, only to be utterly shocked.

Y was a mystery in the esports circle—the oldest veteran of Demon Path. Seeing that unedited photo, his eyes widened.

Y was actually a woman?!

He scrolled through the comments.

"Y is the first player of Demon Path, can you believe it?!"

"Anyone who’s an old Y fan knows that Y once appeared in the KPL tournament as Ming Shen’s team captain! This unedited photo is from that competition, and that KPL tournament was a feast for the eyes. Y was incredible! It sent my adrenaline through the roof!"

"It’s a shame she retired after winning the championship, feeling like there were no worthy opponents left. To this day, no one knows what she looks like!"

"Y’s abilities are enough proof that female gamers can also play damn well! Therefore, no one in the esports circle dares to look down on female gamers, especially when Y is held up for comparison!"

Lin Xuanze had only recently become a fan of this game, and started exploring the esports circle. Today, he learned a lot in the comment section.

So the never-online Y was such a legend!

And a woman?!

It was too shocking; he was having a hard time processing it.

He went to search for videos of Y’s KPL tournament on Baidu and began to watch.

The more he watched, the more shocked he became. The comments online weren’t exaggerated at all; with such skills and strategy, she was a godlike entity alright!

He finally understood why Y had such a huge influence in the esports circle—a top-level female gamer.