Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

Today, all the attention in the league is undoubtedly focused on Lu Hanwen, the league's rising star. As today's headline, there are naturally many people discussing him. Some professional players who have come to help in the guild department can naturally guess that the swordsman who has been active in Blue River Pavilion recently is Lu Hanwen, and they are paying attention to him.

Tyranny is the first, but it will definitely not be the last.

Liu Xiaobie, who had just fought against Lu Hanwen, was not as emotional as the guild players. Instead, he immediately mentioned this newcomer from the Blue Rain team to his teammates, reminding everyone that this guy was exceptionally strong. He even released the replay of his match with Lu Hanwen to help everyone study their opponent.

And so, another month passed as the various guilds continued their research on Lu Hanwen.

With Zhang Jiale joining, Xiao Nai and his team's success rate in hunting wild bosses has increased again. Among the wild bosses that both sides are vying for, the ratio has reached seven to three, and in the past two days it has even approached eight to two.

Meanwhile, other members of the Zhongcaotang faction also made moves this week, adding a powerful magic scholar to the competition for wild map bosses.

There is only one identity of the magical scholar who can give Xiao Nai and the others a headache—Wang Jiexi!

However, Wang Jiexi's presence didn't have the significant impact on their competition for wild map bosses that everyone had imagined. Originally, with the increasing number of top-tier players, the competition for wild map bosses was expected to become increasingly fierce. After all, there's only one professional tournament a week, but there are several wild map bosses every day.

Fortunately, Wang Jiexi's target wasn't the wild map boss, but rather to observe Lu Hanwen's performance. So his main focus was on Lu Hanwen, and he didn't put too much effort into competing for the wild map boss. But since they were both professional-level players, Zhongcaotang still managed to snag one or two wild map bosses during the week.

In this second week, transfer rumors became increasingly frequent, but since no all-star players or roles were transferring, there weren't any sensational stories. However, some teams did make some adjustments to their top-tier players through transfers. But these news items were quickly overshadowed by the next one; the kind of headline-grabbing stories we saw before hadn't appeared for a while.

Meanwhile, some bloggers who specialize in analyzing team members have begun to make adjustments to the rosters of various teams and start to express their thoughts on the team building direction for the new season. There are rebuilding, additions, and changes, but ultimately everything still revolves around the core: increasing strength and increasing exposure!
Everyone initially thought that Samsara, who finished third this season, would make some adjustments during this transfer period in an effort to win the championship next season. However, Samsara did not do so, and there has been no news of any team posing a challenge.

However, given that they were last season's third-place finisher and Samsara had achieved some success, coupled with Zhou Zekai's popularity, they still did some promotion. This time, however, the promotion focused more on Jiang Botao, aiming to mold him into a new tactical mastermind, and even proclaiming the slogan of "Five Great Tactical Masters."

As the champion of this season, Huang Shaotian of Blue Rain has directly won the title of the number one player in Glory. After all, Blue Rain was the champion of last season, and with Huang Shaotian's popularity over the years, even he, who is usually very talkative, has been busy cooperating with various promotions.

Samsara's actions were not without reason. Jiang Botao's tactical skills were indeed very high. Although he was Samsara's vice-captain, he was actually the commander of Samsara on a tactical level. It was his appearance that allowed Zhou Zekai and the team to be perfectly integrated.

However, many players, aside from fans of Samsara, disagree with including him among the four tactical masters based on this alone. After all, in many people's eyes, Jiang Botao is just someone who can understand Zhou Zekai's tactical intentions and is simply a player with good chemistry with Zhou Zekai.

Even if he possesses decent tactical skills, they all rely on this foundation to succeed. How can someone like that be considered a tactical master? Take last season as an example; many times, it was Zhou Zekai who single-handedly turned the tide. Without Zhou Zekai, they would have already lost to Blue Rain's tactics. It was Zhou Zekai who single-handedly pulled Samsara back from the brink of defeat. Therefore, Zhou Zekai is the main contributor to Samsara's success, and what he demonstrates is pure, extreme skill, not relying on tactics to solve problems. To call Jiang Botao a tactical master seems like an exaggeration.

In addition, Blue Rain is a top-tier powerhouse team. Now that they have won two championships, they are at the peak of their popularity. Naturally, the team will not let their popularity decline. So they will take this opportunity to promote their Sword and Curse combo separately.

Blue Rain, after all, wasn't winning the championship for the first time, and they were quite experienced in promoting it. They didn't resort to exaggerated rhetoric or overly dramatic descriptions of his victory. Instead, they used humor to express their thoughts at the right time and in the appropriate atmosphere.

Then it leads to a discussion of their outstanding performances this season, followed by an introduction of Yu Wenzhou and Huang Shaotian, and their future plans.

After all, they are the best candidates for endorsements that major partners want, and they are also the core of their upcoming promotions. Blue Rain not only hailed Huang Shaotian as the current number one player in Glory, but even pushed Yu Wenzhou towards becoming the number one tactical master.

Their championship is the strongest proof of that.

Compared to the theory of reincarnation, Blue Rain's argument is much stronger. After all, everyone knows Yu Wenzhou's weaknesses, but he managed to compensate for them with his own tactics, even leading Blue Rain to another championship. As for Huang Shaotian, the most controversial players right now are him and Zhou Zekai, and with Blue Rain winning this championship, Huang Shaotian will at least hold the title of Glory's number one player until the results of next season are announced.

As for who will be the number one player in Glory next season, that depends on which team wins the championship next season and who their core player is.

For the past two weeks, players have been hoping for more exciting transfer events, but like wild bosses, these transfers spawn randomly. This has been somewhat frustrating for players.

However, it's not wrong for players to associate transfers with the respawn of wild bosses, except that the transfer period is not measured in weeks, but in the entire transfer period.

The transfers of top All-Star level players like Xiao Shiqin, Lin Jingyan, Fang Rui, and Tang Hao in the first week ignited the entire arena.

The second week saw the emergence of Glory's youngest rookie in history.

Everyone was curious about what player transfers would occur in the third week. (End of Chapter)