Weird Live Broadcast: I Can Deduce Endlessly Chapter 143: Compromise (7)

The coach's thoughts gradually calmed down. He realized he could exploit Gu Yi for a lifetime.

The evidence of Gu Yi's involvement in fixed matches was firmly in his hands. Selling Gu Yi off in a one-time deal would be like giving away a goose that lays golden eggs to someone else.

He couldn't let go of Gu Yi until he had completely squeezed out all of his value.

With this in mind, the coach suddenly felt at ease. He actually hoped that Gu Yi would deliver another godly performance, securing 20 kills in a game, which would undoubtedly solidify his status as a top-tier player.

"Boss."

"What is it?"

The coach turned around and saw his subordinates bringing Gu Yi's parents over.

They appeared timid and fearful, trembling and unable to speak.

With a sneer, the coach pointed to the audience area and said, "Since they're here, take good care of them. Make sure they're comfortable in the spectator seats. Keep a close eye on them."

"Understood."

The third match was the decisive game for Gu Yi's team.

Gu Yi was already fully aware of the opponent's tactics and movements, even remembering the exact timing of their last hits. This allowed him to make advanced tactical preparations.

Now, Gu Yi's teammates were thoroughly ignited with passion, each bringing their utmost focus to the game.

The camera focused on Gu Yi's character in the game.

He was seen dancing on his lane, seemingly taunting the opponent.

"Hey, why is this top laner dancing?"

"You don't get it, this is psychological warfare."

The commentators didn't understand Gu Yi's intentions, but the opposing top laner did.

He put down his mouse and glanced at Gu Yi across the lane.

Gu Yi, sensing the moment, immediately used his psychological suggestion on the opposing top laner.

"Huh?"

The opponent loosened his grip on the mouse, and Gu Yi did the same.

"What's wrong?"

"Gu Yi is asking us for help."

"Help?"

"Haven't you heard? About Gu Yi's team being involved in fixed matches."

"Damn, playing a rigged match and they still beat us this bad? Last

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