Transmigrating as the Younger Sister of a Bigshot with Multiple Identities

Chapter 1129: Team Blue Whale’s First Match

Editor: Henyee Translations

Actually, in the past six years, Gu Yang often felt that a certain moment was a little familiar.

Standing in the mountains of Liang City, Gu Yang gazed at the pile of red mushrooms in the wicker basket, feeling an unsettling sense of déjà vu. She couldn’t recall when or where she had experienced this moment before—perhaps it had been in a dream.

Was it the hippocampus effect?

Although this phenomenon occasionally seemed unexplainable, it had been occurring with increasing frequency. Gu Yang remembered that before her car accident, the psychology community had focused on studying the hippocampal effect.

The true cause of this effect has yet to be confirmed, but several theories exist.

One theory suggests it awakens buried memories. Those familiar scenes may have actually occurred, only to be lost or forgotten. When similar situations reappear, these memories can resurface.

Another theory posits that dream realms overlap. Humans have countless dreams throughout their lives, but few are remembered. Fragments of these dreams remain in the subconscious, and encountering a similar scene in reality can trigger those fragments, creating a sense of familiarity.

Some supernatural experts have also offered their opinions.

For instance, they suggest the existence of parallel spaces, where memory overlaps occur when we walk the same path as our alternate selves in a parallel universe. Another possibility involves the concept of reincarnation, where individuals relive similar experiences from their past lives, leading to flashes of memories.

Which explanation resonated more with Gu Yang?

Legends of the Gods was the most popular MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena) game in China, based on Chinese myths and legends, and it had even gained popularity overseas by incorporating Greek and Norse myths. Most large-scale eSports competitions, both in China and globally, were tied to Legends of the Gods.

Since joking about forming the eSports team Team Blue Whale, Gu Yang had been closely monitoring the competitions for Legends of the Gods. However, she wasn’t eager to let Shen Ran and the others participate just yet, as they were still too young.

They hadn’t undergone systematic training and lacked the necessary skills. Without a thorough analysis of past eSports competitions, they also didn’t have enough experience. Their youth meant they hadn’t fully matured; their ability to handle pressure was still weak, and their mental endurance was not robust.

Thus, Gu Yang took it upon herself to establish the Blue Whale Club. As their professional manager, she created plans and provided psychological counseling. While her own training standards were lacking, she was fortunate that Shen Ran, Gu Jin, and the others were talented enough to figure things out on their own.

Until two years ago.

Gu Yang, Feng Jue, and Gu Jin were 11, while Cao Cuo was 12, and Gu Ying and Shen Ran were 13.

Team Blue Whale officially entered the competitive scene, and their first event was an amateur eSports competition where they aimed for the prize money.

During the tournament, they fought their way from the preliminary rounds to the finals. They dominated every match without losing a single battle, crushing a group of amateur players along the way.

In the end, they secured their first championship and earned their first bucket of eSports prize money. As expected, their victory propelled them into the spotlight within the eSports industry.@@novelbin@@

Veteran eSports fans were quick to comment on their performance:

[Originally, this amateur competition was just for watching rookies peck at each other’s food. Unexpectedly, the appearance of Team Blue Whale instantly raised this lousy competition by several levels.]

[The other teams were like sheep entering a tiger’s den in front of Team Blue Whale.]

[What happened to pro players being banned from participating? Is Team Blue Whale really just an amateur team?]

[All the members of Team Blue Whale had their faces covered. If not for their height, I would have suspected that a professional team had disguised themselves to snag the prize money.]

[Speaking of which, even if it’s an amateur eSports team, I doubt even a professional team could eliminate all their opponents without any battles!]