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

Chapter 4: The shock brought by the advanced understanding of games
Everyone had almost unconditional trust in the young man in front of them. In addition to the fact that Jiang Ming was their boss, his superb gaming skills and understanding accounted for a large part of the reason.

It can be said that Jiang Ming is the standard template of other people's children in the minds of several internet-addicted teenagers. He was a freshman, became an anchor with hundreds of thousands of fans, opened his own online store to make a lot of money, and now he has founded a game team and become the boss of their group. Well, his main game rank points are one level higher than theirs.

What you said about studying hard and making money will not affect the rebellious young people, but if you add their expertise and their status as top three LOL national ladder masters, I guarantee they will be admired by everyone.

Jiang Ming was well aware of the emotions expressed in the team members' eyes, but he did not feel complacent at all.

I have been reborn, and I have used my foresight to do these things for more than a year. If I put them on other channels, they would probably be classified as the shame of the reborn.

His plan is to raise start-up capital through his online store, and then use his understanding of the game, which is ahead of the entire era, to train a qualified LPL team, enter the regional preseason through the LOL server championship, and compete for the eight professional team spots in the LPL league founded by Tencent this year.

Finally, he stepped into the Staples Center in Los Angeles, USA, and met the murderer version of Li Guapi face to face.

(The 2013 inhuman version of Li Guapi)

"Finally, let me emphasize..." Jiang Ming pulled out the "Hero Gradient Table" he compiled.

Click!

Sudden power outage.

The basement was plunged into darkness, lit only by the blue light of his phone screen. Jiang Ming continued his explanation in the dim light, as if he had expected this to happen—this was a three-times-weekly tradition in the old town.

Just as Jiang Ming and his teammates were preparing for the server championship, the Shadow Lord teaching video he uploaded also caused quite a stir online.

……

University Town, Zhulang Internet Cafe.

The hum of the internet cafe's air conditioner mixed with the tapping of mechanical keyboards. "No update yet!"

"still none!"

Lin Xiao refreshed the page of a cool author he followed for the 17th time.

"JM, are you going to cancel it?" The fat guy sitting on the right slurped his instant noodles and mumbled, "It's already the third day."

"Correction: two days and one minute!"

"I think you're all too impatient. The new hero's only been out for two days, so even a pro needs time to get familiar with it," said my taller roommate in the corner. "A-Ming's tutorial videos mostly feature matches with a score of 2,200 or above, so it's normal for him to be a bit slow."

"Are you guys going to open it or not? If not, I'll play with you first."

"Wait a minute, A-Ming himself gave a preview yesterday on YY Live, and this morning he updated the tutorial video for the new hero. Holy crap, let me tell you, the controls A-Ming used on the new hero during the live stream were absolutely stunning."

"I have a feeling this new hero will be my favorite!"

"Haha, Fatty, this is the fourth time you've said that. Every time you've given up because the operation was too difficult."

"Wake up, the problem isn't the hero, it's the person. If the Shadow Lord falls into your hands, I'm afraid he will become the Lord of Children!"

Lin Xiao didn't join in the discussion between his two roommates, instead continuing to drum his index finger on the F5 key. Reports of kills came from across the computer, and his mind kept flashing back to the various scenes he'd seen in the YY livestream room yesterday, where the streamer was controlling the new hero, Shadow Lord.

"The invisible blade is the most deadly!"

"When you see this hero on the screen, you will understand what it means that some people are still alive while he is already dead." As an avid League of Legends player, Lin Xiao was attracted by the unique charm of this new assassin hero released by Riot at first sight.

The moment the refresh button was recessed for the 18th time, the red prompt box looked like a night-blooming cereus blooming at midnight.

"Updated~!" Lin Xiaoyang's last syllable was split.

As soon as he finished speaking, two heads popped over, and the fat man, who had been slurping the instant noodles just a moment before, tossed them into the trash. The tall, skinny guy in the corner instantly quit the game he'd joined, switched to Baidu, and opened a video site. With their excitement, anyone who didn't know them would have mistaken them for three brothers watching some thrilling Japanese action movie together in an internet cafe in the wee hours.

The video cover featured Jiang Ming's signature blue and gold color scheme. Even as the video titled "Shadow Master: Teach You How to Advance from Childhood to Hokage!" was still loading, the number of views in the lower right corner suddenly jumped to five digits.

"This is outrageous. How many night owls are waiting for updates?"

The fat man complained.

It wasn't just the three of them. A guy in a seat behind them, wearing noise-canceling headphones, suddenly ripped off his headphones and shouted, "Fuck! Amin's new hero tutorial has been updated!" The noise exploded like dominoes in the internet cafe, and the muffled thud of chairs toppling over could be heard from the back row. A jungler in a team fight flashed into the wall, craning his neck to peer at the screen of the person next to him as the screen went gray.

Don't think it's an exaggeration. As soon as the national server was launched, LOL became a phenomenal online game that became popular in major Internet cafes. Among young people who like games, if you have superb gaming skills, not to mention a superior status in the dormitory, even the Internet fee for an overnight stay in the Internet cafe and the ham sausage in your instant noodles will be voluntarily arranged for you.

This is also why hero tutorial videos from high-level players are so popular. Sometimes they don’t even need to be recommended. Players who are obsessed with the League will look for them themselves when they are looking for hero guides.

"Oh my god, A-Ming finally updated. Can these kids who instantly pick new heroes in ranked matches please hurry up and learn them?"

"Ah, didn't the new hero just come out? And there's already a tutorial video?"

"Of course, this teaching video blogger is also a great god, and the update speed is amazing."

"Ah, isn't the new hero a naked blood drinker? I saw that's what Teacher Xu said in the new hero introduction video."

"Pfft, bro, the guy you're talking about is just a comedian. Ah Ming is a top five player on the national server ladder."

"Attack damage, cooldown reduction, armor penetration... Skill-based assassins prioritize Black Cleaver, so that's why!"

"Oh my god, Zed's burst is so high... Adding his W and R, it's like three people attacking him."

"The key is the four-stage displacement. It made the opponent look numb. It made me feel like the 2300-point game was almost the same as ours with a score of just over ..."

"I feel like this streamer named A-Ming is really strong. His game control and understanding of the game are both overwhelming. He even analyzed the spawn times of wild monsters while playing as a jungler..."

"The opponent couldn't catch this Zed at all, and could only watch him push the lane."

"Shh, this is so cool, I have to go for 6300. If I don't have enough gold coins, I can use coupons to make up for it."

"The Shadow Lord's Impact Blade skin is so cool, I want to buy it..."

"What are you buying? Brother, let me recommend you a software called Duowan Box. You can change skins for free in it, and your rank points can be converted into combat power."

"Godfather, is it true?"

"really!"

(End of this chapter)