LOL: My talent is top-tier, my professional skills are unparalleled.

Chapter 311 Crushes LMS's Morale!
On the field, the other members of EDG were also a bit confused, mainly because the game ended too hastily and too hastily, and they didn't even feel like they had won the game.

Given how smoothly things went from start to finish, they could have predicted a disaster, but when they actually saw that less than 20 minutes had passed, they were still stunned.

"Goodness, Aatrox is such a freak! I hope such a freakish champion doesn't appear on the opposing team."

iboy gets goosebumps just imagining it!
These warrior heroes, who charge in with AOE damage, resurrection, and multiple dashes, are practically the bane and nightmare of squishy ADCs.

Moreover, the damage was incomprehensible. All he could see was Wang Yao's Aatrox using QQQ in the crowd. The casting animation of Aatrox's Q skill was very obvious, like he was doing gymnastics.

But this seemingly absurd and clumsy skill made the squishy opponents cry for their mothers.

"I already said, Aatrox is a good champion. Flandre, you need to practice more too. You can also become a top-tier champion with him."

Wang Yao reminded him with a smile.

"Don't worry! I've been training like crazy every day lately!"

Saint Gun was incredibly happy, his voice was full of smiles, and it wasn't just because he won the match.

Who doesn't want to shine on the field?

If you want to carry the game and stand out, you need to play a warrior hero like Fiora or Aatrox. Picking Ornn or Malphite will definitely not make you stand out.

Looking at the types of players that viewers like, TheShy, Wang Yao, and Uzi are all players who can rack up kills in team fights.

Saint Gun has been a top laner who can play unpredictable and erratic moves since his debut. It's just that due to team adjustments, he has gradually started to play more resiliently and become a seasoned veteran.

Now EDG is changing its tactical approach, shifting more of its tactical focus to the mid, top, and jungle, giving Flandre more autonomy, which makes him very happy!
Jayce vs. Mundo, as long as he's not ridiculously bad, Jayce is incredibly fun to play against. Those who know, know.

The entire laning phase was one of constant pressure, treating Mundo like a punching bag; this kind of matchup is rarely seen even in solo queue.

Of course, people's joys and sorrows are not the same.

The Flash Wolves members couldn't laugh at all. They knew they would lose, but they never expected to lose so utterly without any chance of resistance.

Since Karsa left, Fengtang in the mid lane has been the Flash Wolves' strongest player in name only.

Coincidentally, EDG's mid laner is also their strongest player, but Fengtang's mid laner is not as strong as Wang Yao's.

Despite the hopes of her teammates and the audience that she could withstand the pressure, or even overpower Wang Yao, Feng Tang really wanted to say, "I can't do it."

Feng Tang pursed her lips, staring blankly at the computer screen, an idea popping into her mind.

I'd better run!
Karsa's departure significantly weakened Flash Wolves' strength, but even so, they still easily dominated and won the LMS league championship.

This shows just how weak the LMS region's overall strength really is.

Previously, there was a team called AHQ that could rival them. The two teams competed fiercely and dared not relax for a moment, for fear of being crushed by the other.

However, with the departures of AHQ's golden generation, including Ziv and Simon Nights, the team became even worse than Flash Wolves.

Other teams haven't produced any new generation players either, and the region as a whole has a talent gap, failing to achieve any results for years. Sponsors have all gone to invest in the neighboring LPL.

The entire LMS region has fallen into a vicious cycle: reduced investment, lower player salaries, and further diminishing its appeal to young people.

Furthermore, with young people flocking to mobile game competitions and other game events, LMS is facing an even greater shortage of successors.

Professional players also need to make a living. If a professional player's earnings aren't enough to eat, who would work themselves to the bone to play professionally?

Think about the current treatment of his former teammate Karsa. He is in a top team in the LPL, with very strong teammates, making it easier to win honors. More honors mean more salary.

It's no wonder that Karsa's departure took away the last drop of the legendary fighting spirit that has been passed down through generations in the LMS region. The impact of the league's top player leaving is immeasurable.

This is also why Kespa in South Korea tried so hard to prevent Lee Sang-hyeok from leaving the LCK region back then.

Back then, the big spenders in the LPL waved their checks around, just like when the Abu Dhabi consortium first took over Manchester City. As long as the players were willing to come, money was no object.

Back when Manchester City wanted to buy AC Milan's star player Kaká, they simply gave him a blank check to fill in as he pleased.

Although Lee Sang-hyeok has never explicitly stated that he wants to leave, Kespa will immediately clarify any transfer rumors that come out.

They're just afraid that if Lee Sang-hyeok really leaves, it will cause incalculable losses to the LCK league.

For Kespa, any Korean player can go to the LPL league, except for Lee Sang-hyeok, whose name is a golden brand.

Once a thought enters your mind, it becomes uncontrollable.

Fengtang definitely has feelings for the LMS region, but not many.

Why not try your luck in other regions, earn more money, and strive for greater glory?

Wang Yao led his teammates to the Flash Wolves' bench.

Looking at the expressions on the Flash Wolves players' faces, Wang Yao couldn't help but wonder if he had gone a bit too far.

He felt that he had completely destroyed the fighting spirit of the Flash Wolves players.

But thinking about what happened last year, all of this is the retribution they deserve.

The teams have to pay the price for the behavior of the audience and fans. Who knows, when the LPL teams were being bullied by the audience in Kaohsiung, these same people were probably watching and laughing from below the stage.

Let alone the Flash Wolves, the entire LMS region is like a pile of mud right now. It's perfectly normal for them to be demoralized by teams from other regions.

After the two players shook hands, the entire EDG team came onto the stage to receive applause and cheers from the audience, and then bowed deeply!
The people from Northeast China at the scene were quite enthusiastic. They have a strong ability to assimilate people. After spending some time with them, it's easy to pick up a bit of their accent.

Wang Yao was kept behind for an interview, and the person interviewing him was Ren Dong.

"Congratulations to EDG for securing a winning start for our LPL region! What a beautiful victory! I was so excited watching from the stands!"

Ren Dong said with a smile, "How do you feel, Yao-ge!"

Wang Yao smiled as well, "With so many people coming to support us on such a hot day, of course we have to perform well. And there's another reason why we absolutely have to win, which everyone understands, but I won't go into details."

Upon hearing this, everyone present smiled knowingly, clearly understanding what Wang Yao was referring to.

"In order not to disappoint our fans, my teammates and I can only work harder and give it our all, without daring to slack off in the slightest!"

The online bullet screen section.

"I love Yao Ge's low-key and profound demeanor, hahaha!"

"Alright, alright, we should teach those Flash Wolves a lesson for their arrogance. Here's a bro who can share some jokes from the shady forums."

"I can't wait to see the outrageous comments on the LMS's infamous forums."

"Brothers, let's go to the Anti-Fighting Forum! There are so many talented guys here, the posts they've already copied are definitely already there!"

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(End of this chapter)