The excited fans began to cheer:

【Finally able to see a solo match!】

【Come on, let’s start betting, I bet fifty cents on Sleeping winning, my bet is locked in!】

【No matter what, the streamer is a professional player. How could an ordinary player possibly win?】

After accepting the friend request, Su Heng immediately started a custom match, inviting ‘I Want to Fight Ten.’

While waiting, she saw a comment saying she was a professional player and casually said, “If you dare to solo with me knowing I’m a professional player, you’re not just an ordinary player.” She looked at the opponent’s avatar entering the custom room and continued, “At least you’re a confident player.”

The audience burst out laughing, spamming “666”:

【I thought Sleeping would elevate her opponent a bit, making her victory seem harder… Never expected her to be this kind of Sleeping.】

【I came here indignantly to watch the solo match, but before it even started, I was already a fan, what a bloodbath.】

【Stop it, miss, I just sprayed myself with water!!】

After Su Heng finished speaking, she entered the hero selection screen, completely unaware that her words might have been inappropriate.

Her first solo was against Sun He; technically, that might not even count since they didn’t go down the same lane.

After thinking for a moment, she chose Zyra, her only mid-lane hero she was comfortable with.

Although she played Master Yi very well yesterday, she didn’t want to reveal her trump card during the livestream.

Solo is different from regular game matches; choosing a jungler in a 1v1 is equivalent to seeking death.

While she wasn’t afraid of her opponent, she wouldn’t be foolish enough to underestimate them.

‘I Want to Fight Ten’ was clearly stream sniping, locking in a little mage just a few seconds after Su Heng chose her hero.

Zyra has a high burst damage but is particularly vulnerable to assassins or heroes with crowd control skills.

The little mage’s crowd control skills, while not a hard counter to Zyra, would still disrupt her positioning and operations to some extent.

Before long, the two entered the game’s loading screen, and upon seeing the little mage on the opposing side, a few fans began to voice their complaints for Su Heng:

【This person is clearly stream sniping, what’s the point?】

【Haha, streaming sniping against a woman?】

【Come on, Sleeping!!! Send him home at level three!!】

Su Heng glanced at the comments and asked the little guy who had been secretly watching her stream in the corner, “What does stream sniping mean?”

The little guy shuddered, thinking he had been caught: “Stream sniping? I haven’t done that!”

Su Heng facepalmed, looking a bit helpless: “I’m not talking about you; I’m asking what stream sniping means. Some viewers are saying the opponent is stream sniping.”

As soon as the little guy heard this, he relaxed for about two seconds before becoming furious: “The opponent is stream sniping you? Are you kidding!”

The boy approached Su Heng and, upon seeing her icy gaze, realized his mistake and scratched his head: “Oh, stream sniping means someone is watching your game interface in your stream. This way, they know your movements.”

Su Heng’s expression cleared a bit: “Are you watching my stream?”

The boy instinctively wanted to shake his head but saw Su Heng’s gaze drifting to his phone, so he had to confess: “Um… but I didn’t send any comments or stir up trouble! I was just watching quietly.”

Su Heng questioned, “I’m right in front of you, and you’re not watching me; why go watch the stream?”

The boy was at a loss for words, just as Su Heng finished buffering and entered the game, so he quickly changed the subject: “The game has started!!”

Su Heng didn’t pursue the topic further and redirected her attention back to the game.

Meanwhile, the audience started gossiping:

【Who is this golden retriever? Is he a member of GI? Why haven’t I seen him before?】

【How scared of Sleeping is this guy? I can see the muscles in his face twitching, haha!】

【Is the missy the team bully? 23333】

【Don’t you think Sleeping is cute? Not knowing what stream sniping is and still asking the golden retriever!】

The first three minutes of the game were very calm, to be precise, it was Su Heng who was calm.

The opposing little mage learned E at level one, trying to bully Janna who had no mobility skills, casting E to control her while dealing some damage.

However, Su Heng reacted quickly, managing to slip away before the mage’s confinement wall could appear each time, never allowing him to succeed and instead draining his mana significantly.

In the days following the match last Friday, she had been deliberately enhancing her understanding and analysis of different heroes’ skills. While she wasn’t completely at ease, she was managing well. She had already harassed the little mage, who had been itching to disturb her, and had out-farmed him by over a dozen minions. Her experience was also higher than the mage’s; once she reached level three, even if she couldn’t secure a kill, she could send the mage back home.

Everything was ready, just waiting for the right moment.

In the fourth minute, the fifth wave of minions finally reached the battlefield. Su Heng collected minions while occasionally poking at the little mage’s health. She was about to reach level three, and Janna slowly moved closer to the mage, looking poised to strike.

The little mage seemed to sense something and instinctively cast his E skill to try to trap Janna.

Su Heng had harassed him for so long just to wait for this moment, to bait out the little mage’s E.

Seeing the chance, Janna quickly dodged to the right, escaping the range of the mage’s E, feigning retreat to hide behind her nearly dead cannon minion.

The little mage, realizing he was being pressured in minion farming, began to panic. Seeing Janna pull back, he hurriedly moved forward to cast his skills, hoping to secure the cannon.

At that moment, as the little mage stepped forward to farm, Su Heng finished off the last minion and hit level three.

She acted swiftly, casting EW directly at the little mage to ensnare him, with seeds quickly growing to attack him.

Taking advantage of the little mage’s confinement, Janna followed up with a QW combo. The bright red seed bloomed, releasing sharp thorns towards the little mage.

At this moment, the little mage realized the situation was dire and decisively flashed away the moment he was freed from the snare.

However, having already been hit by Janna’s slowing flower, he was easily caught up by Su Heng’s flash.

Janna landed a basic attack, ignited, then hit him again, confidently turning back.

On the screen, the little mage’s small figure fell to the ground—First Blood! Su Heng easily secured the victory.

Cheers erupted, and the comments flooded in.
【666666666】
【Sleeping’s mysterious speed is astonishing】
【Not to blow my own horn, but I really admire that play】

The nearby little board jumped up, “Sister, you’re amazing!!!”

Su Heng glanced at the boy and teased him sideways, “How do I compare to your Brother Ling?”

The boy didn’t blink, immediately responding, “Just from my observation, your speed is definitely something Brother Ling doesn’t have. Even if he were on the other side, he would have been helplessly captured in that play! Sister, starting today, I’m your loyal fan!”

Su Heng chuckled; it was only because everyone else had gone out for a meal that this kid dared to be so unrestrained.

She had noticed his respect for Zhou Lingxing yesterday.

The fans on the other side of the screen were also surprised by the boy’s exaggeration.
【Hahaha, where did this yellow-haired clown come from? So funny, hahahaha】
【6666, I admire this play】
【Already recording, evidence will soon arrive at LING’s Weibo】

The boy watched the comments with Su Heng, curling up and humorously saying, “Heroes, spare my life!! Please show mercy and let me off the hook!”

The comments never stopped and became even more lively.
【Hahaha, one second before the blunder, Cheng Mengse’s good looks?】
【233333, Sleeping, quickly tell us who this yellow-haired guy is; I want to support him!】
【Hey, why did the sister not notice that she closed her eyes? Out of sight, out of mind? Hahahaha】

The boy looked at the comments for a while, suddenly realizing Su Heng had gone silent.

He looked up and saw the girl leaning against the chair, her only visible eyes now closed.

Su Heng’s head tilted slightly, her long black hair falling down, making her exposed skin look even whiter.

The boy’s heart skipped a beat. Could it be… that the sister is… asleep?

Su Heng’s narcolepsy had been mentioned to him, but he had heard that she hadn’t had an episode recently.

What a coincidence, on the second day of his arrival, in front of hundreds of thousands of viewers, right here in front of him!

Had she had an episode????

At this moment, the fans also vaguely realized that the girl on the screen seemed to have fallen asleep, and they were amazed.

【This is not just discomfort; she is clearly asleep, haha!】

【Hahaha, how long has it been? She fell asleep already??】

【The first female professional player in LOL history is now going to be known as the first streamer to fall asleep while live, haha!】

【No matter how you all see it, I think she’s super cute!! Hahaha】

After a while, the audience, who had been silent in the comments, discovered a new issue.

Should they leave now or wait for Sleeping to wake up?

【How long is she going to sleep?? Golden Retriever, hurry up and wake her up for the stream!】

【Although I also want to see Sleeping continue soloing with the fans, I have to say, watching her sleep like this is quite interesting, hahaha.】

【Oh right, Golden Retriever is right there; why isn’t he waking her up?】

The boy was at a loss, feeling like he could cry. What should he do in this situation?

It wasn’t that he didn’t want to wake her up, but before, Ling Ge had repeatedly instructed him that if Su Heng suddenly fell asleep, he must not wake her up.

What could he do? He was also very desperate!

After another two minutes, seeing that Su Heng still showed no signs of waking up, Xiao Ban gritted his teeth and slowly approached Su Heng’s computer.

While keeping an eye on the comments, he cautiously stretched out his right hand in a place where the camera couldn’t see, hoping to quietly turn off the stream before the audience noticed.

Just then, the door of the training room was suddenly pushed open. Xiao Ban reflexively looked up and, in a moment of distraction, accidentally minimized the stream.

The tall man outside stepped quickly toward Xiao Ban and Su Heng; it was Zhou Lingxing.

Zhou Lingxing glanced at the sleeping Su Heng and then looked at Xiao Ban, “What’s going on?”

Xiao Ban looked at Zhou Lingxing with the eyes of someone who had seen a savior: “The sister fell asleep during the stream, and I didn’t dare wake her up, so I was secretly trying to turn off her stream.”

The man nodded, “Got it. You go eat; I’ll handle this.”

Xiao Ban readily agreed, grabbed his backpack, and was about to walk out when he thought for a moment and turned back to ask, “Why are you the only one back? What about Wave and the others?”

Zhou Lingxing took off his coat, “I came back first; they haven’t finished yet. You should still have time to go find them,” he said, placing his coat on the sofa in the living room, “if Lao Yu hasn’t finished the last of the crawfish.”

Upon hearing this, Xiao Ban rushed out like he had oil on his feet, not even stopping to say goodbye.

Halfway out, the boy paused, recalling the scene when Zhou Lingxing had walked in.

Just now… he seemed to have turned off the stream, right?
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