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

The moment the contract was signed, Jiang Ling was no longer a player for RNG.

Although he and the rest of the RNG club team took the same flight back to China.

But RNG is RNG, and Jiang Ling is Jiang Ling!

The two parties had no further entanglement the moment RNG and G2 signed the contract regarding Jiang Ling's transfer!

"Welcome to Shanghai Pudong International Airport, passengers..."

The group filed out of the cabin.

Damon deliberately walked behind the RNG team.

He straightened his well-tailored dark gray suit, his gaze subtly sweeping to his side and behind him.

Seeing Jiang Ling holding her phone, he frowned slightly, his expression turning gloomy.

Damon was overjoyed.

"Looks like this guy has already seen the online comments."

"You think leaving RNG will free you from this?"

Do you really think I'd let you comfortably compete in Europe?

"joke!"

"You'll only end up looking like a stray dog, utterly pathetic!"

This is just the beginning!

"Next, you'll get your comeuppance!"

"..."

Damon smiled slightly, straightened his cuffs, and strode towards the arrivals gate.

The area was already completely surrounded.

Long guns and short cannons, a sea of ​​people.

Fans held up support signs with messages such as "RNG is awesome", "Uzi is forever a god" and "The strongest all-Chinese team".

Some people were calling out the contestants' names, some were taking photos and videos, and some were waving excitedly.

The security personnel were barely managing to maintain order.

Damon walked back to the front of the group, a smile on his face, his steps relaxed.

This scene is so exhilarating!

Ever since RNG played the "all-Chinese roster" card, ever since Uzi returned, ever since the team started winning championships...

These moments of intense public attention have gradually become the norm.

This is all thanks to Damon!

It was he who overcame all opposition and pushed RNG towards an all-Chinese roster.

It was he who spent three years transforming this team from a relegation-threatened team into a championship team.

It was he who single-handedly orchestrated the lineup adjustments, personnel changes, and brand marketing, which led to today's success!

The flashes of light went off in a flurry.

Reporters shoved their microphones almost into Damon's face.

"Manager Damon! Manager Damon! Now that RNG has won the MSI championship, what are their plans next?"

"Manager Damon! What are RNG's goals for the Summer Split? Will they try to reach Gold rank?"

"..."

Damon stopped and faced the camera with a big smile.

He turned to look at the RNG players behind him, his tone sincere and humble:

"RNG's championship is not solely due to my efforts."

"It's all thanks to the players, the coaching team, and all the behind-the-scenes staff!"

"It is their daily training, dedication, and hard work that earned them this MSI championship trophy!"

"I just did what I was supposed to do."

"..."

His words were impeccable, demonstrating both grace and a strong sense of presence.

The reporters nodded in agreement, and Damon looked away with satisfaction.

Out of the corner of his eye, he saw Jiang Ling alone, carrying a backpack, head down, walking quickly toward the exit.

Nobody noticed him.

No camera was pointed at him.

No fans screamed for him.

Because he has already been kicked out of RNG, and RNG's glory will not be shared with him in the slightest!

……

Meanwhile, G2 Esports' official Twitter account also announced Jiang Ling's transfer to G2:

Welcome, Demon!

The accompanying image is a photo of Jiang Ling wearing a G2 team uniform.

It's not photoshopped.

The photo was taken when Ocelote signed Jiang Ling and dressed him in his G2 jersey.

The tweet was very simple:

"We are pleased to announce that former RNG top laner Demon (Jiang Ling) has officially joined the G2 family!"

"Demon will start as G2's top laner in the upcoming Summer Split."

"His Camille, Fiora, and Jayce will bring us entirely new tactical possibilities."

"Welcome to the family, Demon!"

"Let's go G2!!!"

……

The tweet immediately caused an uproar on the international internet.

G2 fans' first reaction wasn't joy, but bewilderment.

Chinese aid?

Buying players from the LPL region?

G2, what are you doing?

"Wait... am I seeing things? G2 bought an LPL player?"

Who is Demon? Does anyone know this player?

"I checked, and this person only played half a season in the LPL, won the Rookie of the Year award, and then was benched."

"A substitute? G2 bought a substitute to start? Wunder may have a hand injury, but they don't have to be so desperate, do they?"

"I'm starting to worry..."

"Bunny, you must be joking, right?"

Of course, there are also a few optimistic voices:

"Don't rush to criticize. Ocelote has always had a good eye for people. He's the one who discovered Perkz."

"Since Wunder needs two or three months to recover, let's try anything as a last resort."

"..."

G2 fans were mixed, and the comments section was filled with arguments.

But what's truly surprising is that the biggest reaction to the news of G2 bringing in Chinese players came not from G2 fans, but from LCK netizens!

This tweet was translated into cosmic language and reposted on South Korean forums, sparking outrage among South Korean netizens:

"Hahahaha! Europeans actually went to LPL to buy a top laner? That's hilarious! What can LPL top laners do besides play tanks?"

"Our Republic of Korea has plenty of excellent top laners! Kiin, Cuvee, Smeb, Khan... any one of them is ten times better than any top laner in the LPL!"

"RNG's MSI victory was entirely due to the current patch! Once the patch changes, RNG's true colors will immediately be revealed! Their players aren't strong at all!"

"Players like Letme who only know how to play Ornn and coast through the game will absolutely get crushed in the laning phase!"

"I bet this Demon won't last a season with G2. He'll be returned after the Summer Split."

"Europeans don't understand League of Legends, yet they spend 50 euros to buy an LPL substitute? Are they out of their minds?"

"Just wait and see, when this Demon gets to Worlds and faces a South Korean top laner, he'll be begging for mercy."

"I think any random top-tier solo queue player they sign from the Korean server would be better than a top laner from the LPL!"

"..."

The comments section was filled with mockery, as if G2 signing Jiang Ling was an insult to the LCK region.

It's as if all the top laners in the LPL are only fit to be the shoe-shiners of the LCK top laners.

……

Less than half an hour after G2's official announcement, an even more eye-catching comment appeared.

FNC owner Sam Matthews commented directly under G2's official announcement tweet:

"Are you guys so panicked and desperate after being swept 3-0 by FNC in the Spring Finals? (laughing and crying emoji)"

FNC and G2 are old rivals in the European region.

Two years ago, FNC's dynasty was overthrown by G2.

In this year's Spring Split finals, FNC swept G2 3-0, knocking G2 off their position as the European champions and reclaiming Wang Wei.

G2's top laner Wunder is currently injured, so G2 has bought a substitute top laner from the LPL as a temporary solution...

It's perfectly normal for Sam Matthews to come out and mock G2.

After all, G2 had made quite a few sarcastic remarks about FNC in the previous two years.

European netizens, upon seeing this comment, tagged Ocelote, eager to see how the G2 owner would respond.

A few minutes later, Ocelote replied.

He simply wrote one sentence:

"Brother, all I can tell you is that G2 has a Chinese reinforcement, and his Camille is flying through the air."