LOL: The strongest all-Chinese team? My G2 top laner

"It is now 16:33, minus 15:47."

"Six minutes?"

"It took much longer than last time..."

"A hand speed of 95 is definitely faster than 92!"

"Wait a minute, a 3-point attribute point boost shouldn't mean it's 20 minutes shorter than last time!"

"Is it probably because the plot of 'Wow, Sister' is just too amazing?"

A burning light ignited in Jiang Ling's eyes.

After directly experiencing the improvement in his hand speed, his desire to gain emotional points reached its peak.

Nine years of compulsory education and three years of high school.

For the twelve years before he went to university, he was always comparing himself to others.

Therefore, since entering university, he has been quite laid-back, not competing or vying for anything. He only aims to pass his major courses and doesn't try to cram for a high GPA.

Of course, this is not about lying down.

He just felt that fighting for everything was too tiring.

The most important thing in life is to be at ease.

The binding system grants top-tier mastery of three champions: Camille, Jayce, and Fiora.

Jiang Ling was delighted, but she didn't immediately rack her brains to figure out how to gain emotional points.

That's exactly the idea.

In professional competitions, these three skills are more than enough to deal with the vast majority of players!

On the other hand, the Summer Split won't start until June, which is still some time away, and the visa process will take another month or two.

There's plenty of time, so why rush?

But now!

Having personally experienced the qualitative change brought about by the improvement of attribute points, Jiang Ling's mindset completely changed.

"There's already such a big difference between '92 and '95..."

"What if you maxed out your skills in handling, reaction time, awareness, and vision to 95?"

"Or what would it be like to use your full typing speed?"

Once the thought pops into my head, it grows wildly in my mind like weeds.

"We need to manipulate the emotional value!"

"Go all out!"

Jiang Ling sat up straight, her brain starting to work at high speed.

"So far, it seems that both positive and negative sentiment values ​​have been passively obtained by me, rather than actively stirring up the emotions of LPL viewers."

"According to the system's explanation, the amount of emotional value gained is directly related to the number of viewers affected and the degree of their emotional fluctuations."

"Furthermore, if I actively influence the emotions of LPL viewers through my actions, I'll receive even more emotional points!"

Jiang Ling stroked his chin, his eyes sharpening:

"To influence a wider audience, you need to gain greater exposure, which means more traffic."

"What generates the most traffic in the esports scene right now?"

In an instant, three letters popped into Jiang Ling's mind.

——RNG

That's right!

In today's esports scene, the team with the most traffic, the highest popularity, and the most fanatical fans is undoubtedly the team that just won the MSI championship and is dressed in a dazzling all-Chinese lineup.

Anything even remotely related to RNG, whether positive or negative, will attract the attention of both die-hard RNG fans and a significant number of RNG haters, and then stir up a huge uproar.

"This year's Royal Magazine..."

"Ha, that's really outrageous."

Jiang Ling sneered.

Leaving aside the past, let's talk about what happened around the time of the MSI.

for example!

After the MSI finals, commentator Wawa, in a moment of excitement, said, "RNG's all-Chinese team winning the championship is more valuable than EDG's victory back then," meaning he was praising RNG for making history.

The results of it?

Some RNG fans, as if they had been given a royal decree, began to frantically denigrate EDG's S5 Mid-Season Invitational championship, and, not to be outdone, launched intense personal attacks against RNG fans.

Other than that,

OMG's official Weibo account posted a congratulatory message to RNG for winning the championship. However, the comments section was flooded with RNG fans who were "dredging up old grievances," accusing OMG of "keeping Uzi under wraps," being "the nemesis of excellent AD carries," and being "black-hearted dark forces." They began to systematically attack OMG's official Weibo account.

A Bilibili content creator named "Bottle-kun" made a video criticizing RNG's poor performance in the group stage. After RNG's performance improved and they went on to win the championship, some fans were relentless and went to the comments section of each of his videos demanding an "apology."

When Bottle responded defiantly, "Winning is none of my business," he was subjected to large-scale, planned reporting and cyberbullying.

They even became so lawless that they began to devour their master.

After RNG suffered a shock defeat to FW in the MSI group stage, some RNG fans refused to admit that their team was outmatched and lost the game. Instead, they started spreading rumors that some players "brought their wives to the competition, which affected their performance" and "indulged in women during the competition."

This forced Xiaohu's girlfriend to come forward and clarify that she was not at the competition venue at all, and begged them not to spread rumors.

What's even more disgusting is that, taking advantage of KZ top laner Khan's controversial statement that "four Chinese people can't win," RNG fans, after RNG's victory, simply and crudely label any rational criticism of RNG's tactics or players' performance, or even normal support for other teams, as "unpatriotic," "Korean fanboy," or "prolonged to kneel."

The momentum is so fierce that it's breathtaking!

"So, it's actually not easy to piggyback on RNG's popularity..."

Jiang Ling originally wanted to find an opportunity to expose some of RNG's "dirt".

But considering the "great achievements" that the royalists have accomplished in the past six months, I feel that the time is not yet right and we need to hold back for a while.

Because they are just too crazy!

He's not afraid of cyberbullying. Let them insult him; it won't hurt him. He might even gain a lot of negative emotional value.

The problem is, Jiang Ling is not a member of the Qidian Orphanage.

He has family!

If those crazy fans dox his family information and harass his parents...

Just as Jiang Ling was deep in thought about how to control the temperature of the royal fodder and manage their emotions, a number of emotion value prompts suddenly popped up in front of him.

"Um?"

Jiang Ling raised an eyebrow. "Frequency and intensity... something weird must have happened online again!"

He immediately unlocked his phone and started surfing the internet.

The reason was soon discovered.

It turns out that after Letme learned that the G2 owner had posted a GIF of him being solo-killed by Jiang Ling's Camille on an overseas website, he immediately posted a Weibo post in protest:

[Getting solo-killed once and you're already flying high? Why not mention how I beat Jayce 1-5 against him? (smiling emoji)]

In the comment section of this Weibo post, many royal supporters left messages:

"Junze is so domineering! The slap in the face came too quickly!"

"Exactly, what can one practice match prove?"

"Hahaha, getting beaten 1-5 by Letme, that just shows how bad Demon really is."

"Demon is just a one-trick pony, his hero pool is terrible! He knows RNG is going to build around Uzi, but he always picks heroes he wants to show off. Instead of playing a support role, he deserves to be benched!"

"Support Junze! You're the best blue-collar top laner! RNG needs you!"

"That Demon guy is just a Camille with a terminal illness, ignore him!"

"That's right, this guy can only brag about Camille. Once Camille is banned in a match, he's practically invisible."

"..."

Jiang Ling was taken aback when she saw the Weibo post and the overwhelming hostility and mockery in the comments section.

Then, the corners of his mouth slowly curled up, and then his smile gradually widened.

Just when I was starting to doze off, someone brought me a pillow!

He was still worried about how to find a good entry point to ride on RNG's popularity and reap the emotional rewards from RNG fans.

As a result, Letme immediately came to cooperate!

Jiang Ling: Listen to me, thank you, because of you...