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Chapter 362 "Behind the Gold Medal"! A true 1 vs. 9 situation!?

Ye Bo clicked on the video in the live stream room.

The video cover immediately catches the eye, with the two organizers listed first as CCTV Sports and the Hangzhou Olympic Committee, followed by Tencent and Riot Games, clearly indicating their primary and secondary roles.

Before the images even appeared, the sound that rang out immediately silenced the live stream.

The solemn and resounding strains of the March of the Volunteers echoed throughout the venue. Everyone, wearing gold medals and holding a corner of the red flag, gazed reverently at the magnificent sight of the red flag rising and flying higher.
The screen went black.

The center displayed the title: "Behind the Gold Medals: Asian Games Documentary".

The small print in the bottom left corner reads August 31, 2023.

That was a month ago, the day when the members of the Chinese delegation arrived at the Asian Games Village venue.

The scene shifts directly to nighttime—the group's first experience with such a disastrous training camp.

A slightly tense background music plays.

When the results were completely different from what everyone had expected, and they had no idea how KR's terrifying lineup would perform in the training camp upstairs, everyone felt like they had been hit over the head and didn't know what to do.

So, were you a little flustered at the time?

The host of the post-interview program smiled and asked Xun a question.

"Panic! Of course I panicked!" The camera panned to Xun sitting opposite him, who looked up and recalled his feelings at the time.

"After all, this is my first time stepping onto such an important stage. I haven't even been to the World Championship yet. I'm worried that I won't perform well, or I'll really become a 'sinner for all time'!"

"Thank goodness. I know that the world's best mid laner is sitting right next to me!"

"So whenever I panic, I turn to look at the person next to me, and seeing him makes me feel less panicked."

The host then interviewed Flandre, Meiko, and jiejie, asking them the same questions.

Interestingly, all three of them gave almost the same answer as Xun!
The almost blind trust that everyone placed in Ye Bo aroused the host's curiosity.

The camera then pans to Ye Bo.

The host smiled and changed the way he interviewed him.

"Ye Bo, do you know that your teammates were actually using you as a 'reassurance'? So what were you thinking at that time?"

Documentaries are not variety shows; their aim is to record reality.

Although any unsuitable scenes will definitely be re-recorded, most first takes will still strive for a realistic portrayal and will not be rehearsed in advance.

After hearing the question, Ye Bo also showed an expression of realization and surprise: "So that's what everyone thinks?"

"Oh?" the host asked curiously.

"Of course I think so too. After all, participating in the Asian Games is everyone's dream, and it's even more difficult for us to form such a team. It may only happen once in a lifetime. So, besides the most important goal of winning this gold medal for the country, I really want to give this gold medal to my teammates."

"So of course they are my 'reassurance'!"

The host couldn't help but laugh after hearing this.

One is a psychological support, and the other is a goal to achieve one's dreams.

He hadn't expected the other party to give such a response.

During his interviews with these team members, he could constantly sense the expressions on each of their faces when they talked about their captain, Ye Bo, which initially puzzled him.
Is this the unique charm of this "captain of the Chinese team"?
The live stream chat was already incredibly lively.

[A true god of responsibility! I'm so moved, everyone TT]

[What kind of incredible luck did EDG members have to burn incense for their past lives to have Master Ye as a teammate? Seriously, they should at least have sworn brotherhood with either Piqiang or Liannan! That's how they managed to achieve a Grand Slam!]

[Should we let the prison gun go? It's undeniable that he sometimes plays poorly, but neither he nor his fans have ever boasted about how good he is, right?]

To be fair, that's true. If you gave that double crown plus Grand Slam to some players, their fans would absolutely rave about them, calling them "Kings of the Galaxy"!

Sigh, when will they understand that the S-series championship isn't about quantity, but about achievement!

Ye Bo was also taken back to a month ago by the documentary.

However, seeing the sudden shift in the chat and the ensuing argument, he couldn't help but speak up, saying, "You guys are just being ridiculous. Gunner is actually very important to our team composition."

The documentary has entered a new chapter, and Ye Bo can only continue watching for now.

The scene then jumps to September 26th.

The Chinese team skipped the group stage due to their victory in the Asian Games, and this was the last day of preparation for the team.

"Huh? They included this in the edit too!"

The funny clips of everyone playing the "Dodge Skills Game" in the training room were also included, serving as a prelude to emotional shifts and plot twists.

"This can train reaction time; the current world record is 1555.78."

"Wait a minute! You can dodge that?!"

"{Beep beep}! Master Ip looks like he's about to break a world record!!!"

"Master Ye is not human!"

The director of the official Asian Games documentary is highly skilled.

After all, it's possible that more than just League of Legends players are watching this Asian Games documentary. Perhaps he wanted to use this scene to echo what everyone else had said, trying to make viewers who are not very familiar with League of Legends feel Ye Bo's outstanding abilities.

Unfortunately, the comments here only show two similar numbers, which are being spammed like crazy!

Ye Bo chuckled and said, "That game is pretty fun, but it seems the world record for GALA8 has been overtaken. We'll go break it again after we watch the documentary!"

at last.

The documentary then reached its climax.

The fateful draw, with the semi-final matchup played out early, was essentially a premature final.

In the first match, the South Korean team pulled off an unexpected move that no one could have predicted: they paired up two of the top ADC players in the current meta in the bottom lane, exceeding everyone's expectations.

"I seem to understand."

Ye Bo's face appeared in the center of the image.

In the instant his thoughtful expression relaxed, he suddenly shouted at the last moment of BP's sharp countdown.

"Pick that wheelchair duo for our bot lane! Pick them! They're going to burn our champions!"

A line of small text also appeared below.

The director provided a detailed explanation of this scene for audiences across the country who were not familiar with the game.

Note: Unlike traditional sports, the "coaches" in League of Legends are not support staff who guide training, but rather more like the "sixth man" players on the field. The actual coach for the Chinese team is captain Ye Bo.

It can be said.

This moment is the most crucial turning point in the entire semi-final!
If Ye Bo hadn't guessed the opponent's true intentions in the first game and had decisively pulled out the hidden alien bottom lane combination, his hero wouldn't have been "burned".

Subsequent developments have shown that if the Chinese team had followed the usual practice and selected two marksmen in the first game—they might not have even made it to the third game, and their hero pool would have been exhausted by the second game!
When Beryl was setting up this tactic within the KR team, he also considered the first game to be of utmost importance.

Another key point is the Chinese team's "line-swapping and positioning" tactic.

After all, the alien combination in the bottom lane is not meant to gain an advantage in the laning phase. The goal of the combination is simply to let the bottom lane fend for itself and to "counter" and break the opponent's surprise move.

The real key to winning that game.

The key lies in the crucial battle on the flanks.

"The core players of the Chinese national team and V5 team seem to want to take the initiative to face the sharpest blade of the Korean national team and T1 team!"

"This will be a head-on clash between the two sides' strongest firepower!"

Yone managed to gain a slight health advantage in the laning phase, but Jayce reacted incredibly well under the tower, killing Sejuani without vision and immediately taking the lead.

Immediately afterwards, Ye Bo continued to face relentless targeting from Ueno of the South Korean team.

Yone, however, used "Chain Body" + "Shuttle Wall Slam" to continuously manipulate Poppy, and then relied on the exaggerated "Hand Speed ​​Critical Strike".

They defied fate and pulled off a double comeback!

Anyone who understands the difficulty involved would find it hard not to gasp in surprise after witnessing this maneuver.

The narrator speaks up at just the right moment: "Although there is a slight element of chance involved—luck is always the best reward for the brave."

Ultimately, what sealed the victory was that unforgettable 1v1 duel on the sidelines.

When Yone raised his sword high.

Jayce's figure came to an abrupt halt in mid-air as he leaped overhead.

The endless whispers of heroes, the questions that seemed to pierce the soul, echoed once again throughout Summoner's Rift.

"Whose god are you, calling yourself the God-King, and whose king are you?"
what is interesting is.

The documentary director is clearly a deep League of Legends player, and even added his own "personal touches" here.

At this moment, a second, perfectly fitting voice line appeared on the screen, also belonging to Yone: "Hero Kill Voice Line".

"What is a god-king before a true god?"

The live stream chat and Bilibili video chat exploded with comments at that moment!
【Step forward! My elder brother is asking you a question!! Whose god! Which king!】 【Here! The god of the land! The king of the land!】

[He's still so damn handsome, even after watching it again! It gives me goosebumps!]

[Aren't Yone's two voice lines really fitting? It's not just about Zeus, but Zeus himself plays Yone! He'll really beat you with what you're best at!]

[It still takes a true man in the top lane for a real 1v1 to really shine! This match was second only to the Sylas vs. Aatrox game at last year's World Championship!]

To be honest, it's a real shame that Master Ye doesn't play top lane.

[No way! Losing Master Ye as a top laner is just losing a gem, but losing Master Ye as a mid laner means the end of domestic mid lanes!]

The documentary director also mischievously showed footage of Zeus during the intermission.

That abstract expression—his chest tightness and shortness of breath causing his eyelids to roll slightly upwards and even his tongue to stick out to dissipate heat—perfectly reflected the pressure the opposing player was under when facing Ye Bo.

The success of the second match was due to the groundwork laid in the first.

"Let's stay here and not move!"

"I've analyzed the Genshin Impact players' big heads; they'll most likely be here. They'll move around 1 minute and 05 seconds. We'll wait until 1 minute and 11 seconds, then stick to the grass and follow this route."

The small print that just appeared below has reappeared.

The director once again explained this scene to audiences across the country who were unfamiliar with the game.

Note: In League of Legends, the main "commanders" are mostly in the support role because players in this role have plenty of free time and do not need to put more energy into "laning" — while the only commander in the Chinese national team is: Captain Ye Bo.

While everyone was still engrossed in the exciting gameplay on screen, no one seemed to notice the crucial word "unique" at the end of the small print.

Ye Bo was also busy teaching in the live broadcast room.

"Syndra's EQ combo actually has a lot of tricks to it. When you're doing EQ, remember to place Q later. That's crucial!"

"Because E pushes people back, if you directly EQ at their feet, the enemy will move away. But if you E first and then Q at their retreating position, you can not only reliably stun them, but also deal damage and be difficult to defend against."

"Syndra actually has many little details, such as her preference for purple."

And then, accompanied by a deep, magnetic voice shouting, "Weaklings, retreat!"

Seven dark orbs suddenly rose from Syndra's feet, flashing with seven distinct and deadly arcs of light in front of the high ground crystal gate.

South Korea's last chance to fight to the death was shattered.

Big Nar was frantically ramming his head against the base—but the next moment, the scene suddenly reversed and panned.

The camera then focused on the South Korean athlete and the ashen-faced South Korean audience on stage.

at that moment.

Everyone seemed to think that the outcome was already decided.

But what followed seemed to be the true beginning of the competition.

The South Korean team, having turned the tide, surprisingly used the same combination that had "failed" in the first match again.

They actually found the weakness of the Chinese team that they had previously missed!

When Ye Bo's Ryze used the "Face-to-Face Teleport Tide" to achieve a counter-kill in the bottom lane, he returned to the base gate and resolutely tried to block four people with his own body, but in the end, he still fell helplessly under the bombardment of the four people.
The faces of all the Chinese team's supporters and athletes showed visible panic.

Because they all seem to have discovered it.

That loophole is impossible to fix on the spot!
"So, did you ever think about losing back then?"

The host then conducted a follow-up interview, this time asking questions of Liu Qingsong and GALA.

"To be honest, I felt like I had already lost at that time," Liu Qingsong smiled, recalling his situation at that moment, he still felt a little suffocated: "And I knew it was my fault, but I didn't know how to do better, it felt like a dead end."

"But when I was getting ready to go on stage, Master Ye suddenly told me that I should do whatever he said in the next match."

"At that moment, I suddenly felt that I had nothing to worry about."

Gala, standing next to him, was still incredibly shocked when she recalled that moment: "Master Ye is really too amazing, I really don't know how he did it!"

And it was only up to this point.

The final match, the one with 1550 that everyone remembers, the seemingly effortless AI-controlled game.

The true truth will then be revealed.

"Xunzi, you go defend the top lane. Never mind! I'm leaving the top lane!"

"Go straight down, go straight down!"

"Listen to me, Song Shao! There's a little trick with Japanese girls! Don't use E yet, wait until he's at the edge of the wall before using E!"

"Let's switch the middle cable first, or if that doesn't work, let's switch the middle one! Then we'll switch the top one!"

"That was good. Wait, I have a Lee Sin on my side. No problem, I'll solo kill him! You guys focus on ganking Rumble!"

"Gazi, you're putting on an act this time. Alpaca Bro has a habit of assuming someone's around just because he sees you looking fierce."

At this moment, the comments on both sides of the screen exploded completely.

[Holy crap!!! Holy crap???]

【Ah! ? Ah? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 】

[No buddy!! Why are they all freshly made?! Are they really just stand-ins controlling our brains?!]

Holy crap, this is invincible! This match is practically a 1v9 game!

[This is terrifying! I initially thought the people who said those things were just awkwardly flattering YE, but how did they win like this?]

[And have you noticed that they seem to be using this system for the first time? It's obvious they haven't practiced it and keep changing things up, it looks a bit chaotic.]

How can this not be chaotic? One brain fighting five brains! And he can even solo kill them! That's fucking insane!

[On-site design + on-site command + on-site response ——— the result was 1550? ???]

Everyone understands.

Why is the length of this officially produced Asian Games documentary so "unfair," as if there's only one "protagonist" throughout?

because.

This is the truth!
However, it is precisely because everything was "on the spot" that I was able to score 1550 in the end.

Everything was completely chaotic and without any rules or patterns; it was a "starvation top lane" playstyle that no one had ever seen before.

None of the South Korean team members had any experience to draw upon.

Furthermore, neither of the two capable leaders in the team appeared, so at that time, no one could think of a way to break the deadlock!

Of course, all of this would only seem even more exaggerated to the audience.

That is indeed the case.

Even Ye Bo himself didn't know if he could do it again, otherwise he wouldn't have been so dizzy and exhausted at the end. He was able to unleash his potential by chasing the gold medal in a desperate situation.

But this was also a transformation for him.

Finally, the male knife's "Dark Claw Cuts Off the Dragon's Tail" connects with "Using the Wall of the Imperial Guard to Carry the Way of the Assassin," a double leap attack that tears through the heavily guarded defensive line.

It was also the final blow that led to the last wave of the 1550 tragedy!
As the saying goes: If the King of Hell wants you dead at midnight, who can keep you alive until dawn!

At that moment, in everyone's eyes, the figure of the male knife was more terrifying than the King of Hell.

"The male assassin charged single-handedly into the enemy ranks! He successfully took the enemy general's head amidst a sea of ​​soldiers! He accomplished an incredible assassination!!"

"Jinx, start running!! They're all going to die! They're all going to die!!!"

Commentator Wang Duoduo's "burning salary" story reappeared on screen, becoming the perfect embellishment to mark the end of this semi-final.

And when the semi-finals came to an end.

The subsequent documentaries and competition schedules have actually entered a completely new phase.

These are things that ordinary viewers may not be able to perceive.

The final became a gathering for compatriots from both sides of the Taiwan Strait during the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays, and even the background music seemed to be full of profound meaning.

From the opening ceremony's "May We All Live Long and Prosper," to the entrance song "We Are a Loving Family," to the intermission song "Listen to Mom," and the closing song "Pearl of the Orient."
Everywhere is full of meaning!

At the end of the video.

The scene then returned to the highest podium at Hangzhou Square.

Holding the gold medal, Ye Bo flashed a bright smile at the camera lens.

The camera then slowly zoomed out to include the entire Chinese team, with the red flag draped behind them gradually rising above the South Korean flag and the regional flag, marking China's first-ever gold medal in esports history.

Finally, there's a narration from CCTV Sports, the official sports channel, which is also quite meaningful.

"Chinese esports, let the world witness it."

And at the same time.

When this documentary was uploaded to foreign and Korean websites, and when the truths within it were revealed, it instantly caused a major earthquake in the global alliance community!
(End of this chapter)