League of Legends: Reborn in Season 3, Tuning the Entire League

Chapter 281 Goodbye NXG! (End of Season 3)

The individual talents of the NXG.B players are indeed top-notch. At least before Song Yuan and his team underwent Jiang Ming's year-long grueling training, the other five players weren't even qualified to face them head-on.

However, precisely because they have a clear understanding of their own limits, the five members of NXG now play in a style that is almost like "one mind and one body" in martial arts novels.

You might be able to suppress one of them at a moment, but when they unite as one, and the opponent's coordination shows a slight flaw, that's when NXG's counterattack will begin.

Therefore, all things considered, the Black Team and Team One are currently at most evenly matched.

Jiang Ming stepped in for two reasons: first, to bring NXG's first team to a perfect end, and second, to find fault with both Black and White teams and identify their weaknesses.

After all, no strong team can be built solely through scrimmages. In scrimmages, teams either play casually or practice tactics, rarely engaging in truly fierce and intense battles.

As for Jiang Ming's own competitive level?

There's really no need to worry. The reason Jiang Ming has been so tired lately is partly because he's been busy with all sorts of trivial matters at the club, but the other half of the reason is that he's still maintaining his consistent, fixed training schedule.

Some viewers might wonder why Jiang Ming, now the owner of a multi-million dollar club, would personally step onto the field to play.

The reason is actually quite simple: League of Legends is his core business. As long as he doesn't abandon it, no matter how turbulent things get for NXG, he won't end up losing everything.

The lesson of the past is still fresh in our minds—Miss gave up League of Legends to switch to PUBG, ultimately ending up with nothing. Jiang Ming won't repeat that mistake; he holds every card he has in the League of Legends esports scene firmly in his grasp.

A top-tier LOL streamer? —Yes!

The mid-laner who won the S3 World Championship? -- Yes!

A top student from Jinling University?
I also want!
Even a regular undergraduate degree isn't enough; a combined master's and doctoral program is the way to go. With your alma mater as a super strong support, you have to firmly tie it to your club's chariot.

Therefore, he not only needs to continue to be active in the competition as an e-sports player, but also needs to do his best to maintain a certain level of competitive skill.

Perhaps as time goes by, "JM" will no longer be the top player in the league in terms of skill, but his understanding of the game will always remain at the pinnacle.

The match entered the second game of the final, and the outcome was somewhat unexpected for the audience.

The intense confrontation I had imagined did not materialize; the entire match could only be described as a crushing defeat.

This has left many players wondering: Is the black team deliberately throwing the game because their own boss is sitting on the opposite side?

After all, the internet is full of jokes about "remorseful words leading directly to the provincial party committee."

However, observing the players' actions and decisions from a god-like perspective reveals the truth;

The five members of the Black Team not only did not hold back at all, but each member also gave their all and did their best.

It can only be said that Jiang Ming was fully aware of the shortcomings of these "students" to whom he had personally taught his skills, and even how to target them.

Facing U, who has excellent resilience, Jiang Ming did not give up the strategy of direct breakthrough and took the initiative to choose LeBlanc, a champion with excellent wave clear and damage output.

The main focus during the laning phase is to suppress U's status and control the lane. Once an advantage is established, he will lead his jungler "Little Stone" to rush Seeker's jungle.

Inside the EDG club, a certain "pig farm" fan, his face flushed, excitedly patted the screen and complained to Curly:
"See? That's exactly how Jiang Ming messed with me during the All-Star training camp in Shanghai back then!"
They kept diving into my jungle, giving me absolutely no chance to plan my moves; I couldn't even get to the top, mid, or bottom lanes.

Benji, who was watching the live broadcast of the game on his phone in Zhangjiajie, also said, "Great minds think alike!"

The mid lane lost control due to the minion wave being restricted, and Seeker's jungle pressure increased sharply - first, the jungle economy was lost, and then the mid and jungle coordinated to launch a vision invasion, which in turn restricted the top and bottom lanes to varying degrees.

With the jungle inactive, Qin Huan's dominance in the bottom lane was naturally rendered ineffective.

With Xu Jing's laning pressure greatly reduced, support Pang Ran became the third "liberator" on the field. The coordinated attack of NXG's mid, jungle, and support was like launching a super rocket, creating a suppressive force wherever it went. "Wow, this is tough... Ming-ge really knows Ah Long and the others too well."

"It's as if you don't understand us at all."

“Ming taught us the operational strategies of both teams step by step, and he knows exactly where our weaknesses are.”

Seeing the Black Team's disarray in the second round, the White Team members in the base expressed various sentiments.

"Speaking of which, wouldn't things be better if we went up there?"

"meeting!"

"Huh, why?" Mala Xiangguo looked puzzled.

"Because even you don't know what to do next, how could Ming-ge possibly target him as precisely as he guessed Lao Han?" Death Declaration complained.

"Hehe, doesn't that mean we have a chance to win when it's our turn?"

Death's Declaration: "...Dude, you're invincible."

On the field, Jiang Ming's LeBlanc perfectly embodied the true meaning of "assassin in the shadows," a unique mid-lane playstyle that didn't rely on bloody battles and high-profile intimidation to force opponents to defend.

On the contrary, he did not greedily take too much of the team's resources. While ensuring his own development, he constantly "infused blood" into his teammates in other positions through repeated roaming.

Just when the core jungler of the Black Team was in a state of ineffectiveness, Long in the top lane also exposed his lack of experience when facing Song Yuan's experienced top lane playstyle.
Although the economies of both sides were roughly equal, the support efficiency of the Long was inferior. In multiple waves of group battles, the Long's support was always a step behind the Song and Yuan. This was partly due to Jiang Ming's command and dispatch, but more so because the Song and Yuan were always able to seize the best support positions in advance.

Jiang Ming's highly targeted tactical positioning allowed the globally dominant NXG team to display an impeccable and perfect performance.

At 27 minutes, only 9 kills had occurred throughout the entire match, but the economic difference between the two sides had already widened to a massive 7,000.

"This is JM! This is the complete NXG! There are no obstacles in front of the NXG that has been infused with a soul!"

Amid Miller's slightly childish commentary, the blue team's crystal shattered with a deafening roar.

Two to zero!
The NEST Grand Finals have now come to an end.

As the overhead lights focused, celebratory ribbons fell like scattered gold, and the regret from backstage walked onto the stage alongside the white crescent moon.

However, the faces of the five NXG players gathered together were shrouded in a lingering solemnity, showing no trace of the joy of victory.

Several gazes, intertwined with reluctance and longing, simultaneously focused on Jiang Ming—they knew that from this moment on, they had to bid farewell to the name "NXG," a name etched with their mark, and to the guide who had paved the way for their professional careers and lifted them to the pinnacle.

Sensing his teammates' emotions, Jiang Ming slowly turned around, his gaze sweeping over familiar faces, a relieved smile appearing on his lips:
"Remember, in my heart, you will always be the one and only NXG 'Generation 1'."

He paused, his voice filled with fervent expectation:
"When gathered together, they are a blazing fire; when scattered, they are a sky full of stars."

I hope you will carry the passion of your battles in the canyon and the tacit understanding you share, and continue to shine in your own vast ocean of stars—”

"Yes, Ming, see you at the S4 World Championship."

"Hehe, watch me and Regret lead C9 to crush those two black and white brats next year."

"Pangpang, you're the only one left on our team. Loaning you out means you represent NXG, so don't let us down."

“It’s packaged!”

(End of this chapter)