LOL: Can’t I play other games professionally?

Chapter 311 This time my blind monk will not be kicked like a ball
With the perfect start presented by Lin Ruo, the Solo matches from 16 to 8 all came to an end on the first day.

Players from all regions played their best, and Draven was still everyone's favorite choice. In addition, Zoe and the two new heroes Ornn also got a lot of opportunities to appear.

In the second day of the All-Star Game, the overly active LPL suffered an upset loss to their good brother team from the Brazilian region.

However, with a record of two wins in three games, and because they defeated the LEC representative team in the match, they unexpectedly won the first place in the group and qualified.

In Group B, LCK advanced with three wins, followed by LMS with two wins and one loss. The North American region once again became the usual background board.

Because of the slap in the face of A-P's remarks during yesterday's Solo match, North American fans who had finally raised their heads on the Internet had to bow down again under the counterattack of European fans.

The semi-final matchups were then announced.

LPL, the first in Group A, will face the second LMS team in Group B, while SKT, the first in Group B, will accept the challenge of the second LEC team in Group A.

The regional competition ended early, and the solo competition for the top eight was coming again. Facing the challenge of North American thigh Bjergsen's Leblanc, Lin Ruo took out Yasuo as usual and easily achieved the goal of advancing to the top four.

After finishing the game, Lin Ruo excitedly returned to the backstage to make preparations, because after the Solo game, there will be a more exciting ten-person game, which is a two-player mode.

A total of 20 players formed two teams to participate in the 5V5 Canyon competition. Including coaches and translators, the huge on-site player seats were full of people at one time.

Lin Ruo naturally teamed up with Xiao Huasheng, and the two of them locked up Lee Sin in seconds on the first floor of the red team.

"Oh, is it really here?"

Maomao, the English commentator in the commentary booth, was stunned. "I remember Lin Ruo asked his fans on Twitter yesterday what they wanted to see in the doubles match, and almost all of them said Lee Sin. I didn't expect him to be picked today."

"I'm already looking forward to Lee Sin's performance."

Another commentator, Cadrel, was also very excited. Looking at the overall lineup on the field, most of them were operational choices like Centaur, Noxus and Yi. It was easy to see the dazzling brilliance of Lee Sin in the doubles match.

The fact is that Lee Sin was indeed dazzling in this game. With Lin Ruo operating the keyboard and Xiaohuasheng using the mouse, he was able to help Faker and the combination of Big Brother and Noxus to kill the giant who was pushing the line at level 2.

Six kills broke out in four minutes, with kills in the middle and lower levels. Amidst frequent operational errors, both sides had a lot of fun killing each other.

With the R flash at 8 minutes, the whole audience was shocked and the atmosphere was completely lifted.

"Oh, am I seeing right? Lin Ruo and Peanut actually did it?"

The cat couldn't believe it.

Cadrel couldn't help but spread his hands. "Yes, you read that right, but Q followed by a minion on the line, ward close, then R flash, are you sure two people can do such a smooth operation?"

Before the game was over, the internet was already buzzing with discussion.

[Wow, this skill is so much smoother than my hands can operate. I think it's time to hire someone to install a prosthetic limb.]

Apparently, Lin Shen had infected Peanut with his invincible brain, so they became one.

[Haha, the funniest thing is that while Oucheng and Seanky's Xayah were still doing reverse Q and reverse flash, this Lee Sin was already able to R flash...]

The difference between the two players was enormous. Anyway, I had a blast watching it. It was fun, but I also got to see some terrifying, impossible coordination.

If possible, I would like to invite them to play another game with Akali.

Compared with the amusement and amazement of foreign websites, the Korean Internet at this time has a different public opinion.

Why are they so compatible? Are they secretly hooking up? [Xiba, I've always said Peanut is a traitor. He's the worst every time we play against EDG, and now he can't even act anymore.]

[I think they've already decided to go to LPL. I heard Clearlove is retiring and Ai Loli is also transferring, so I guess they're planning to report to EDG.]

[Remove Peanut's nationality. Wow, he's a complete traitor. He defected to the LPL. His position had the biggest gap in the Worlds. The other positions were fine.]

Give us back the LCK world championship, give us back SKT's four-time champion.

[Peanut ruined the entire LCK's future. Go to LPL and don't come back.]

LCK fans who are accustomed to forgetting the gaps everywhere in the World Championship were all furious. SKT has lost to EDG so many times this year, but Xiaohuasheng still has such a good relationship with Lin Ruo. They don't believe that there is no collusion.

EDG must have bribed Peanut, otherwise how could they always shut out SKT?

Within the time of one game, many versions of the conspiracy theory were spread out on the Korean Internet.

Little Peanut, who was completely unaware, clapped excitedly with Lin Ruo after the game ended, and the LCK audience who were watching the game in real time on the Korean website were so excited.

Still filming? Do you want your nationality anymore?
Then Lin Ruo casually put his arm around Faker, who was playing top lane, and the LCK fans were completely speechless.

They dare not say that Faker is a traitor like Xiaohuasheng.

[Big Devil, please stay away from Lin Ruo. He has ill intentions towards you.]

[Ah, he's not trying to absorb the luck of our Great Demon King, no wonder he won the world championship this year.]

Under such circumstances, some rational Korean netizens couldn't help but make comments.

"Ah, why do I feel like you're all crazy? It's just one year of poor results. There's really no need to be so venomous towards the players. It's common for them to be rivals on the court and friends off it."

"There's no need to be. Just because we're not as skilled as others this year means we're not as skilled as others. Peanut looks like an actor, and so do everyone else. This just proves we're just noobs. Don't be discouraged, we can fight back next year."

...

Amidst the controversy, Lin Ruo returned to the lounge and continued to watch the subsequent clone competition.

A year later, Mingkai once again took to the player seat and took out his signature skill, Lee Sin, which had ruined his reputation in the past. This time he was determined to wash away the shame.

It’s the familiar showdown between ten blind monks.

In order to avoid being kicked around like a ball, Mingkai started the game wearing a full set of tank armor, and took out all his blue shield and armor. He made a name for himself in the game with his tankiness.

This time, he was unharmed even after being kicked back and forth by three blind men.

Mingkai, who was in the front row, raised the tolerance rate of his team's lineup by a whole degree, and finally led the team to win the game with a perfect KDA of 4–1-16, and won the victory in the Clone War.

Lin Ruo was stunned in the lounge.

He would never have thought that Mingkai did not wash away the shame by his strength, but achieved the ultimate whitewashing by his equipment.

I can only say that when it comes to making a living, you have to be the one.

(End of this chapter)