Transmigrating as the Younger Sister of a Bigshot with Multiple Identities

Chapter 1009: Their Era

Editor: Henyee Translations

At the Gu family’s old residence.

Gu Jin and Feng Jue were in Gu Yang’s room.

Gu Yang logged into Wuyang’s Weibo account.

She didn’t know the account number or password. Feng Jue had provided her with both. This was the first time she had logged into this account.

The last login had been five years ago.

Wuyang’s Weibo account was flooded with private messages and comments from Team Blue Whale’s fans, responding to the Weibo post she had just shared.

Gu Yang scrolled through the comments, feeling the fans’ anticipation and love for the Blue Whale team.

She showed her phone to Gu Jin and Feng Jue, her smile as bright as the morning sun. “Sister, Ah Jue, look! So many people are still waiting for you!”

Gu Jin’s cold phoenix eyes softened slightly, showing a trace of emotion.

Feng Jue smiled, his lips curling up. “Sister, they’re waiting for us.”

Gu Yang nodded, her smile unwavering.

Though she was grateful, she felt a twinge of regret for not having lived through their past together. Her understanding of those times was limited to what Big Shot Sister, Little Blood Bank, and Boss Cao had shared with her. She worried that the dream-like memories might fade when she woke.

In the Grass-Raising Internet Cafe, the atmosphere was electric.

Gu Pei and Qin Xian were so thrilled they embraced and jumped with excitement, their faces lighting up with joy.

“Ahhh, Brother Xian, am I dreaming? I actually saw Team Blue Whale return!”

“It’s not a dream! It hurts! It’s real! There really is such a day!”

They weren’t alone in their excitement. In the internet cafe, others were even more ecstatic, using keyboards as guitars and dancing clumsily on the spot.

At the bar counter, where sparse flowers and trees were scattered, Cao Cuo sat quietly with a cat in his arms. The computer in front of him displayed Poop Shopper’s Weibo homepage.

A rare smile softened his usually melancholic and handsome face as he watched the jubilant crowd around him.

Throughout the day, Team Blue Whale dominated the trending topics online. Bloggers dug up their past honors, from the Chinese championship to the Y Continent championship, highlighting their impressive achievements. The only title they were missing was the world champion.

Team Blue Whale’s return was high-profile and filled with nostalgia, rekindling old fans’ fond memories while fueling their high expectations for the team’s comeback.

The internet craze evoked memories of nights spent cheering for Team Blue Whale, but after five years, the excitement couldn’t quite match the grandeur of their earlier days.

The eSports landscape had evolved rapidly, and many younger fans who missed the Age of the Immortals couldn’t relate to the nostalgia. To them, Team Blue Whale seemed like a relic of the past.

Some felt that Team Blue Whale was merely a wave of the past, destined to be eclipsed by the new generation. Their return sparked speculation that it would only be a matter of time before the new generation shattered their undefeated legend.

As the initial excitement waned, doubts began to emerge.

[What Team Blue Whale? I’ve been in the eSports industry for three years. I only know about CNM Team and Killer Whale Team.]

[What Team Blue Whale? They’re outdated! Professional eSports careers are short-lived, and most of the famous players from five years ago have either disappeared or retired.]

[What was the point of disappearing before the competition? You were so close to becoming the world champion. If you’re a legend, stay a legend. It’s hard to accept the abrupt end.]

[Isn’t it good to leave the most prosperous appearance in my memory? Why must I turn the cinnabar mole into mosquito blood and the white moonlight into rice?”]