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

Chapter 50: The Complete Victory and the Exposure of Training Volume!
The so-called pre-match boastful words, incoherent ramblings during the match, and post-match silence.

At this moment, the five young men in the PE team, their faces flushed and completely silent, perfectly exemplified this statement.

Van in the mid lane had a vacant look in his eyes. Despite being the best at last-hitting Zed, he kept missing minions.

He felt like he was about to forget how to play games.

I got solo killed by Ahri online, then got instantly killed by Lulu's Polymorph in team fights, and I was split-pushing...

The only way to save face was to split push, but in the end, he was forced to sing "Conquer" because he couldn't beat his senior brother who was fully equipped with tank items.

"Just like that, I've been conquered by you..."

Not only the mid laner, but the other four players were also in bad shape. In the top lane, Aruka's Renekton was treated like a giant toy by NXG in team fights. He used his ultimate to dodge left and right, but he couldn't even touch the enemy Caitlyn's clothes.

The strongest bot lane duo is in even better form: Nami and Sika. If they don't have any teammates with them, they're doomed if they encounter Ahri or Jarvan IV.

Sika, who was in charge of providing vision, would tremble whenever she heard the hissing sound of the ghost fire in her headphones; she had developed a stress response to being crouched.

Of course, the worst off weren't the bot lane duo.

As the jungler, Ziv noticed that after ten minutes, the jungle monsters seemed to stop respawning. Now, Ziv desperately wanted to go outside the team's base to check if the wheels of his newly bought bicycle were still there, or if he was sleeping with the lights on at night.

I'm terrified that a Demacian gay fanfic in golden armor will pop out from under the covers!
At 21 minutes and 10 seconds, PE, ambushed by NXG in the Baron pit, suffered a team wipe.

With both the prince and the policewoman alive, Jiang Ming judged that there was enough time. Instead of attacking Baron Nashor, the purple team pushed down PE's base in one wave down the middle lane.

As the dazzling main crystal explosion effect appeared, the PE team breathed a sigh of relief and collapsed onto their gaming chairs. The five of them were almost driven to despair by the impact.

……

Meanwhile, in Penguin's LPL league test broadcast room, even though NXG defeated PE, the game immediately switched to another match of the day after the crystal exploded.

However, this still failed to extinguish the shock of LOL players to the match that had just ended.

[Holy crap, is NXG definitely not playing against bots?]

[Gulp... A 21:2 kill ratio, even I, a Diamond player, couldn't achieve this performance when playing against lower-ranked players in Gold.]

[Penguin is sure they didn't broadcast the wrong livestream. Someone please tell me, we just watched JM playing ranked games with the NXG team in a casual match, not a professional qualifier!]

[Brother, don't fool yourself. I checked the previous match records. PE is not only not bad, but they are actually a top-three team in the qualifiers.]

[Wat Law?]

[Are you guys kidding? What happened in the match just now? PE got completely thrashed. You can't just explain it away as a bad performance.]

Is it possible that JM and his NXG team are just too strong?

Having watched the entire match, I must say the commenter above is right. There was indeed a difference in skill between the two sides, not in individual ability, but in their fundamentally different understanding of team-based gameplay.

[I'm a Diamond 2 player in the next region (image attached). The five players on PE are all Challenger rank players. I was unlucky enough to queue with them before, and I got completely crushed. I never expected that these guys would get crushed in a professional match.]

Do you guys know how ridiculously strong NXG is...?

So, JM was supposed to teach us how to play in ranked games, but now he's teaching professional players how to play in professional matches?

The discussion in the live stream intensified, gradually shifting from the event room to Weibo and various forums such as Baidu Tieba.

Even Tencent itself didn't expect that a trial broadcast would clash with NXG, who were just about to test their skills and go all out. 21:2!

Against the backdrop of the highly impactful professional selection scores, coupled with the deep impression left by Jiang Ming's previous live stream to reach the top of the national server rankings among Chinese players.

"The best player in the Chinese server" and "An invincible professional team"

The combination of these two elements instantly ignited the long-awaited promotion of Penguin's professional esports events.

The tournament has not officially started yet; NXG has only just secured their spot in the LPL league.

The League of Legends community erupted in chaos.

#NXG dominates the professional qualifiers, seemingly unstoppable!#
#Playing King of Glory feels like playing against bots, just how strong is JM's game understanding?#
#NXG resembles a well-trained and disciplined special forces unit. #
#A makeshift team—no, NXG might be the first truly professional team in the LPL.#
#Breaking news! NXG's terrifying training regimen—after seeing this, do you still want to play games?#
#NXG team players' daily routine and training schedule...#
Besides the match news, a strangely timed table was also mixed in with the trending topics.

It seems that during the renovation or purchase of club facilities, the information board that was put up on the wall in the training room was photographed by passersby. Today, seeing the online discussion about the performance of NXG in the professional qualifiers, the person who took the photo wanted to ride the wave of popularity, so they uploaded the photo to Weibo.

It wouldn't have mattered if they hadn't posted it, but this post caused the already skyrocketing discussion about the NXG competition on the forum to explode like adding fuel to the fire.

【? ? ? 】

This training schedule is not made up!

[Seriously, training until 3 or 4 AM every day?]

[Let me do the math. If we include the time allotted for tactical training, each player probably practices for about twelve or thirteen hours a day.]

【! ! ! 】

[Something's not right, NXG, something's really wrong with you guys. JM, is that some kind of internet addiction treatment center? Who can stand practicing for thirteen hours a day?]

[A daily schedule meticulously planned down to the minute? You're telling me this is the kind of schedule a group of gamers would have?]

[Internet addict... I feel like I'm the real internet addict right now. With NXG's schedule, what's the difference between playing games and working?]

Wake up, your workday isn't even this long!

If NXG really trains its players at the time reported online, then the strict, command-based gameplay seen in the videos becomes easier to understand.

[Holy crap, is this the skill level of a top student from Jinling University? He can reach the top rank in the national server for gaming, earn millions a year from his online store, and is a star streamer on his platform. Now you're telling me he's running a professional esports team that's more organized than everyone else's?]

I'm also a graduate of Jinling University. I'm sorry I've let the school down (covering face)

exploded!

After NXG's terrifying training volume was revealed online, the number of views for his incredibly impactful professional dominance matches on the TGA platform skyrocketed.

No one expected that Jiang Ming's NXG team would become the first major traffic hub in the LPL professional league in an instant.

It's not WE, the IPL5 champion, nor IG, their twin stars, but a brand new team recently founded by a streamer who sells pancakes.

It was as if it were the best arrangement from heaven. If it weren't for Tencent's sudden idea to conduct a trial broadcast, or if Jiang Ming hadn't planned to play and use PE to test NXG's level when they were going all out, even if NXG's training volume exploded.

Without concrete results, or with such impactful and differentiated matchmaking as it is now, people would at most make a few comments and then forget about it.

(End of this chapter)