Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 85, Section 83: On the Eve of the Competition (Please continue reading and vote!)

The game suffers from insufficient stamina, an unusual hero pool, and bizarre gameplay.

All these problems would be enough to make Shimamura Yuna sit on the bench and practice some more in a more formal team.

However, for the CFO
Not enough champion pool?
It's okay, this team doesn't require you to have such a wide hero pool.

Is your stamina too low to play a best-of-five series?

It's okay. Our team can finish a BO3 with each player taking turns. You can't possibly fail after just one game, right?

Weird style?

When you start playing Carry, the team will naturally revolve around you, and it's not a problem if your playstyle is a little unconventional.

In short, that's it.
If Shimamura were to become an undisputed starter for a team, many of her issues would be undeniable.

However, given CFO's three top laners, her problems are not urgent at the moment; on the contrary, her strengths can be utilized.

While in the long run, her style may prevent her from becoming a top-tier professional player, a talent with only one area of ​​expertise cannot become a truly top-tier player in League of Legends.

However, as long as there is a chance to play, there is a chance to gradually recognize one's own problems and make adjustments during the game.

Having the opportunity to play and the team achieving results are both beneficial for the players and the team.

Moreover, Chawy was really looking forward to seeing if he could truly bring this promising girl to fame.

As a professional coach, there is nothing more fulfilling than personally training a top-notch professional player.

And she's such a beautiful and kind girl.

Chawy had high hopes for Shimamura Yuna's future and was eager to review the training match with her.

However, for now...
He glanced at Shimamura Yuna, who was slumped over the table, unresponsive even when he patted her on the shoulder.

It looked as if its soul had left its body, or perhaps it was just a faint remnant of its former self.

'This guy's stamina is really bad.'

Before Shimamura Yuna came to the club, her family had told the club that Shimamura Yuna was in poor physical condition and had serious psychological problems.

She said she requested that the club give her some extra care, especially paying attention to her mental and physical condition, and taking her to see a doctor promptly if any problems arose.

At the time, he didn't quite understand what exactly meant by "poor physical fitness."

But now, he understands a little bit.

For a professional player to be so physically exhausted after an afternoon of practice matches is indeed far below the level of an average person.

Generally speaking, in most professional esports teams, after the afternoon training sessions, they rest for a while and then continue playing ranked games until the early hours of the morning.

Judging from Shimamura Yuna's condition, this amount of training is probably impossible for her; it could really kill her.

With that in mind, Chawy didn't make things difficult for Shimamura Yuna.

He said directly to Shimamura Yuna, "Go back to your rented room and rest. That's enough for today. Come back tomorrow."

"Huh?" Shimamura Yuna was slightly surprised by this.

She had been worried that her physical condition wouldn't be able to keep up with the training intensity of professional athletes.

I was somewhat prepared for this, and I even considered "getting through it by sheer willpower".

But to her surprise, the coach gave her a day off.

Did they let her go rest while everyone else was still training?
Is this ridiculous?
Won't this upset other people?

The coach noticed the confusion on her face, so he smiled and said, "Your health isn't good, so forcing you to train won't make a difference. But it can't go on like this forever." "I have high hopes for you, and I want to train you into a great professional player. But you need to know that physical fitness is also a very important factor for a professional player. Whether it's more training time or better match performance, it's all closely related to physical fitness."

"So, starting tomorrow, get up early and come to the gym with me, okay? Quite a few other people on our team work out, and I think it's very helpful for improving physical fitness."

Yuna Shimamura nodded repeatedly.

"Yes, I understand!"

In fact, she was already running every day.

However, it's possible that she lacks expertise and her training methods are unprofessional and unscientific, resulting in poor training outcomes.

Over this long period of time, while my physical fitness has improved, the results have been rather subtle.

At this moment, it is something she desperately wants to have a professional fitness person willing to take her to exercise.

And just like that, Shimamura Yuna's first day as CFO ended so simply.

After saying goodbye to everyone, she left the base first.
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For the next few days, Shimamura Yuna maintained a routine of getting up in the morning to go to the gym with Coach Chawy, having lunch and then playing practice matches, and then going back to her rented room to rest after the practice matches in the afternoon.

Actually, she didn't rest immediately after she got home.

Generally, Inoue Rei would prepare dinner for her in advance and wait for her to come back to eat.

After eating, she would lie in bed and rest for about two hours before getting up to play ranked games again.

That's quite hard-working.

However, it is undeniable that compared to other CFO team members, she received significant preferential treatment due to her special circumstances.

Despite having the shortest ranked playtime, he received the most scrim opportunities compared to Driver and Rest.

Moreover, every day before she left the base, Coach Chawy would keep her behind for extra coaching, explaining the problems she encountered in training matches.

Especially the issue of thinking about one's own heavy armored warriors.
Even though the team's current strategy doesn't require him to play heavy warriors, Coach Chawy didn't become lazy in teaching him; instead, he shared his experience without reservation.

These experiences are very useful even for Shimamura Yuna, who is a high-ranking top laner.

She humbly accepted the advice and worked hard to process these experiences.

It's clear that head coach Chawy has higher expectations for her than for Driver and Rest.

In just a few short days, Shimamura Yuna couldn't help but sigh with emotion.
'Some coaches in the LPL are really terrible.'

Although it was also partly because the team she was on at the time was a terrible bottom-tier team.

However, no matter what, the investment in LPL teams will be much higher than that in LCP teams.

Why was my coach at the time just a bully who was basically a freeloader and couldn't command respect?

Are the LCP teams actually doing something?
She estimated that Coach Chawy didn't earn much as CFO, but his impact was undeniable.

Whether it's adjusting the team atmosphere or providing tangible benefits to oneself, it's all very practical.

In contrast, the LPL team I was on at the time had a head coach named Diamond who not only lacked game understanding but also acted arrogantly and domineeringly, creating a terrible atmosphere in the locker room.

It's clear that the difference in quality is obvious.

And so, Shimamura Yuna maintained this daily routine, yet it was somewhat different from her previous routine.

Time flew by, and it was almost time for the LCP to start.
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