Transmigrating as the Younger Sister of a Bigshot with Multiple Identities

Chapter 1141: Past Like Smoke

Editor: Henyee Translations

When Lisi saw Flower Fairy, wrapped in golden light and rushing toward him with dazzling special effects, his heart sank.

He had anticipated losing to Team Blue Whale, but to be defeated by a game rookie was too much to bear! This loss felt particularly humiliating.

Cursing under his breath, Lisi exited the game.

As he encountered Team Blue Whale, he couldn’t help but threaten, “Team Blue Whale, Wuyang, I’ll make sure to teach you a lesson next time!”

Gu Jin glanced at him. “Next time? Maybe in your next life.”

#Team Blue Whale crushes Team RS to enter the finals#

#Wuyang Flower Fairy’s Luck Bonus#

#WuyangMVP#@@novelbin@@

# Wuyang is favored#

Various articles about the Blue Whale battle team rushed to the trending searches.

Since Team Blue Whale entered the competition, they had consistently made headlines in the entertainment sector, with all their members trending as well.

For Chinese netizens, Team Blue Whale’s victories were becoming commonplace. However, this time, Wuyang’s involvement added an unexpected twist to their success.

Flower Fairy, previously seen as just a “flower vase,” gained popularity thanks to Wuyang’s influence.

Numerous gaming streamers began livestreaming Flower Fairy, attempting to replicate Wuyang’s moves in hopes of triggering the elusive lucky bonus. Yet, only a handful succeeded. Whenever someone managed to activate it, hordes of gaming fans flocked to watch.

Wuyang stirred up a lot of debate in the eSports community. While it was clear that luck played a significant role in his gameplay, such extraordinary luck could also be seen as a skill in itself.

Moreover, Team Blue Whale emerged victorious, with Gu Yang earning the MVP title consecutively. Even those who were dissatisfied couldn’t place too much blame on Wuyang.

After all, the results showed that Wuyang was far from a liability, and most people were indifferent to the journey that led to those outcomes.

The entire internet buzzed with excitement as Team Blue Whale advanced to the finals.

In Jin City, the LED displays of commercial buildings and shopping malls illuminated with the emblem of the Blue Whale team, showcasing an adorable, chibi version of the whale.

This badge was personally designed by Gu Yang.

Behind the blue whale, a group photo featured all six members of Team Blue Whale.

None of the members revealed their faces publicly; they wore masks that concealed everything except their eyes. Clad in matching team uniforms, they were only distinguishable by their hairstyles at first glance.

Among everyone, only Wuyang had long hair, leading everyone to assume she was the sole girl in Team Blue Whale.

For convenience, Gu Jin had kept her hair short since she was young. At just 14, it was difficult to discern her voice as male or female. Additionally, with Whale Fall’s notorious reputation for ruthlessness in gaming, no one would think of her as a girl.

The finals were set for next Sunday.

After many competitions, Gu Yang decided to take everyone to Jin City to relax and celebrate their semifinal victory.

Moreover, Gu Jin’s birthday was approaching.

Gu Jin was born in a hospital but abandoned in Jin City’s neonatal care unit. No one claimed her for days, and eventually, she was sent to an orphanage.

She had always known her birthday, but before meeting Gu Yang, she had never celebrated it. To her, it was simply the day she was abandoned—a day she had no reason to remember.

However, Gu Yang insisted that it was the day she came into the world and deserved recognition.

Though Gu Yang didn’t remember her own birthday, she made it a point to remember each of their birthdays and prepare gifts for them.

What Gu Yang didn’t know was that Gu Jin had been living with the mystery of her own identity for nearly seven years. The case of her abandonment had become an unsolved mystery.

Gu Jin had no plans to celebrate her previous birthday. After all, she had lived in this world long enough for the past to feel like smoke, and her experiences like a distant dream.