LOL: Can’t I play other games professionally?

Chapter 7: Emergence
Lin Ruo stopped talking nonsense and focused on the game.

You can play freely if you have cheats, but it makes no sense to teach your teammates bad things.

Love Loli is not very good at it to begin with, and if it gets even worse, I'm afraid it will be difficult to lead this class.

"Boss Bu, are you really going to let him play like this?"

Outside the training room, manager Xiaotie frowned.

People are extremely lacking in discipline. They haven't played a single ranked game in the entire afternoon. I don't know if they will dare to play like this after the spring season starts.

Abu waved his hand confidently, "Don't worry. The new season hasn't even started yet, so there's no need to put too much pressure on us. Let's just wait and see how the scrimmages go. If they don't do well in scrimmages, I'll just scold them and they'll be too inconsiderate to play other games."

"Xiao Tie, in the future, when you deal with players who think they are talented and act impulsively, you have to let them experience how deep the LPL is first. They don't really think that they can just beat Crystal Brother who has recovered from injury." Abu taught him earnestly.

I haven't logged in for half a month, but my trial training condition is still amazing.

In his eyes, Lin Ruo is undoubtedly a talented player.

Originally, they were ready to use Zet as a fill-in in the spring season, but now there is someone available, especially after watching Lin Ruo's past ranking videos for an afternoon, the anticipation has increased a bit.

Abu is prepared to educate the players in a way that he thinks is feasible.

That is to experience failure and recognize the gap.

He just didn't believe that a fledgling 17-year-old AD could be invincible in the LPL and leave him speechless.

……

That night, after dinner, Lin Ruocai was bored and started a ranked game just to show off.

I logged into the Korean server and first changed my ID name to a trendy one: EDG Youth Training Recruitment Tree.

After playing two brutal games, he logged off at the speed of light.

Ai Loli sat aside, her eyes almost popping out, "Dude, are you a natural born gamer?"

In the King's game, he was as good as a robot, and in Overwatch, he was also incredibly powerful.

God knows how shocked he was when he found out Lin Ruo was the new AD.

"It's okay, just okay."

Lin Ruo was frantically planting peashooters in the camp, but he was still unable to stop the zombie tidal wave. He could only sigh:

"Oh no, the zombies ate my brain after all."

After playing for a while, Lin Ruo stood up and stretched. He turned his head to see that the time was almost 22 p.m. and prepared to go wash up.

Ai Loli was surprised and said, "No, it's only what time now and you're already offline."

Lin Ruo glanced back and said righteously, "It's not even the start of the competition yet, why should I try so hard to rank?"

"And conserve your energy, understand? Go to bed early and get up early to stay energetic, so you can rank up quickly and dominate."

Ai Loli was a little moved by what she said.

He works so hard that he ranks until three or four in the morning every day recently.

He desperately wants to prove that he is a qualified successor to the world's number one jungler.

However, it is of no use and the status can only be described as average.

Can't even make it into the top ten in the Korean server.

Lin Ruo patted his back, interrupting his unrealistic agreement: "But you are different. You are the successor of the LPL spiritual leader factory. I suggest you work harder. After all, the expectations are different."

"And I am not the successor of Brother Zaozi."

Ai Loli has to bear the expectations of thousands of piglets. Of course, if she doesn't play well, she may also face surging anger.

Who the hell are you to be Mingkai's successor?

Thousands of people wrote in blood, begging Ai Loli to get out and let Ming Kai return. When Ai Loli thought about hearing these words in the future, her heart sank and she made up her mind to work twice as hard.

However, he reacted after a while: "No, isn't it also stressful to be Deft's successor?"

No one answered him because Lin Ruo had already packed up his bag and ran away.

That night, Ai Loli worked tirelessly until five in the morning.

Similarly, in a newly moved-in dormitory, Lin Ruo played Chu-Han chess on his mobile phone all night.

[Hero Proficiency +10…]

[Abstract Boy's performance is satisfactory, game judgment ability +10]

……

Early the next morning, Lin Ruo found that he was on the trending search.

The scope of the hot search was not very large, it was just a revelation by a LOL blogger during the transfer period, and it had more than 300 comments.

The blogger is called Archive No. 66, and is barely famous among the many affiliate marketing accounts.

The leaked information is that EDG recruited a new AD, who was once a substitute in RNG's youth training team. He was terminated during this year's spring game because of his laziness in training.

It is said that EDG rejected the Korean mid laner Zet for this reason, and it seems that they intend to promote him as the starting AD in the new season to replace Deft.

At the bottom is also a picture of Lin Ruo’s newly changed pinyin ID name in the Korean server. EDG youth training recruits Dashu, which is well-founded and hard to believe.

The departure of Dfet and Pawn was news known to all fans in the League circle at the beginning of the transfer period, but EDG never made an official announcement from beginning to end.

There's no way around it. LPL is used to using the entertainment industry's marketing strategies. They like to whet the audience's appetite when it comes to transfers to increase the hype, and will never officially announce any news until the last minute.

The LCK next door is just the opposite. The lineup is basically announced almost accurately and there is never any false information.

Ever since Deft left the team, EDG fans have been discussing the candidates for the new AD. With such a good example before them, the requirements for the next one will naturally not be too low.

At first, the news was that ROX's substitute mid laner Zet switched to the AD position, which fans were not very satisfied with.

But just when the incident was almost settled, it was revealed this morning that EDG chose to recruit the youth training player who was involved in the scandal in RNG.

This is even more unacceptable for EDG's piglets.

When Deft was there, he was holding Uzi back. Now that he's gone, the management is buying his substitute. No one can accept this.

What's more, he has real scandals and problems with his professional attitude.

Among the messages in the comment section, the first few high-profile areas are basically built by EDG fan groups.

Some are self-deceiving, while others do not shy away from violence.

What kind of scumbag is worthy of joining EDG these days? I've never heard of them. It's obvious they changed their IDs to gain attention.

[Indeed, even if EDG recruits him, they will probably use him as a second team to play in the LDL. Why would they give him a starting role?]

[@EDG Esports Club, please come out and speak up. Why did you recruit a player who is notorious for RNG?]

[Doesn't the Pig Club have enough taint? Recruiting a player with such a taint isn't normal.]

[Haha, EDG really recruited this kind of player. I, an RNG fan, will laugh at him forever. This guy rarely plays ranked matches on RNG live streams.]

[A beast club deserves such a beastly player with a bad attitude.]

When many RNG fans heard that the player they didn't want was transferred to the next team to start, they smelled the scent and started to mock.

Before the World Championship, they were suppressed by the pigs and could not raise their heads, but as soon as the World Championship ended, EDG's poor record attracted a large number of black fans.

The LPL fan structure is rapidly divided.

The current RNG is fully capable of competing with EDG, and a melee between the two clubs in the comment section is about to break out.

(End of this chapter)