League: I really didn't tank!

Chapter 166 Research Abilities of Chickens from Other Regions!

"Doinb lived up to his reputation as the top CS player in the game, delivering explosive damage in the crucial Baron team fight, racking up a quadra kill! Leading his team to victory!"

The baby's voice was quite loud and resonated throughout the venue, and many fans cheered for her!

"After wiping out their entire team, they can end the game in one fell swoop!"

At this moment, the director also acted quickly. Taking advantage of the time when QG was pushing the lane and preparing for a wave, they also took the opportunity to switch to the damage statistics list of the previous team fight.

It can be seen that even among QG, where countless damage kings gather, Doinb's damage stands out.

8792!

Many viewers in the live stream couldn't help but start spamming the number.

[A single team fight racked up almost 10,000 damage? Wow!]

[Twenty Kids were hit in one minute!]

[Damn it, I really can't handle twenty Kids, please stop!]

Has nobody noticed that Brother Tree's crocodile also scored 4,000 damage? It's almost as high as Little Dog's.

[That's absolutely outrageous. I don't know how this tanky Renekton managed to get 4,000 damage.]

[I reckon half of them got burned by the ultimate move; there were two or three people standing next to him the whole time, getting burned from start to finish!]

"Wow! Awesome!" Doinb, who had just secured a quadra kill, was incredibly excited and couldn't wait to launch himself into a punching start!

"Awesome, awesome!" Xiangguo, whose screen was black and white, nodded in satisfaction. He immediately took his hands off the keyboard. "You didn't let all those monsters I gave you go to waste!"

"Absolutely, bro!" Doinb's face was all smiles. "A fully equipped Viktor, and with such a great output environment, anyone can carry!"

Uzi chuckled and said, "Awesome, awesome! This game's MVP is definitely yours."

To be honest, even Uzi was taken aback when Viktor flashed in and instantly killed Caitlyn with AR.

That's definitely an exaggeration.

Is this the true value of the mage version?

There's not much to say about what happened next. QG pressed forward with great momentum and destroyed VG's base in one fell swoop!

game over!

"Congratulations to QG!" Wawa exclaimed. "Although there were some setbacks along the way, they still managed to defeat VG 2-1. They haven't lost a single game in the Summer Split so far!"

The stadium was filled with cheers from QG fans.

In fact, many knowledgeable people could see that QG's tactics in this game were quite sophisticated, the whole system was logical and well-founded, and it also suited the players very well!

Look, how long has it been since Doinb got an MVP? He changed his tactics today and immediately got one!

At this time, the QG players had already returned to the rest room, and Doinb's MVP moment was quite eye-catching.

Despite having the highest economy in the game, he still achieved a damage conversion rate of 177.7% while maintaining a perfect record of zero deaths, making it a flawless performance as a carry.

Following the MVP screen, there was an interview segment, and the person being interviewed today was undoubtedly Doinb.

Kim Tae-sang stood in this position for the first time in a long while, and for a moment he was even a little reserved.

Today's host is Luo Xin, who was promoted from LSPL along with Lin Yuanhua. She first let Doinb say hello before slowly asking her question: "Congratulations to Doinb for winning his first MVP of the Summer Split. How do you feel right now?"

Holding the microphone, Doinb honestly said, "Actually, I shouldn't have gotten this MVP. After all, I didn't do anything the whole game. I just farmed minions and jungled in the mid lane. My teammates set the pace, and I was only responsible for dealing damage. I can only say thank you to my teammates."

Luo Xin first praised Doinb's humility, then raised her second question: "In the past, you were usually the most important rhythm player in the team, so why did you take on the role of a farming mage today?"

"Well, a lot of people probably already know this, right?" Doinb continued with a smile, "Because the Mid-Season Invitational patch wasn't very favorable for us, our team has been trying to make some changes since the Summer Split. This last match was just a tactic we were testing."

As for the tactical details, Doinb is unlikely to disclose them.

The interview ended quickly, and Doinb, beaming, returned to the rest room, immediately starting to shout: "Awesome, guys! I loved the tactics in the last game!"

As a mid laner, who can resist farming both lane and jungle early on?

Banbazi, who had been watching and recording the entire game from behind the scenes, nodded and said, "Chen Dongqing's jungle strategy has indeed solved several of the problems we are currently facing."

QG's predicament, in essence, boils down to one thing.

If the top laner is chosen to carry, and the mid laner is also chosen to carry, it will inevitably lead to insufficient resources. However, if the mid laner is not chosen to carry, it will be against the meta.

But once this tactic was implemented, the situation was resolved very well.

After Xiangguo stopped farming jungle camps, there were enough resources to go around, and the jungle resources weren't wasted; they were simply transferred to the mid laner.

In the early game, the top laner is the core of the strategy and will not lack resources. The mid laner has unlimited jungle monsters to eat and also has resources. The bottom lane goes without saying, the ADC will never be without resources.

At most, Xiangguo will suffer a bit, and his resources will inevitably decrease, but he's happy about it!

From this perspective, all problems are easily solved!

"But there were still some problems in the last game," Banbazi said, pouring cold water on everyone's enthusiasm. "Let's practice this tactic more these next couple of days and try to improve our proficiency!"

"OK!"

Having just won the match, the QG team is in high spirits and full of confidence!

The price of a week's rest is that the two missed games will have to be made up in the following weeks.

Therefore, for the remainder of the Summer Split, QG will play two full matches every week.

They have another match in two days, so they need to fill these two days with practice matches.

Today, their training match opponent is still their old partner, the ROX Tigers.

As the saying goes, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. Since both teams share SKT as a common foe, they are particularly close.

Although they have never met on the court, they have probably played no less than fifty training matches.

At this moment, both teams had joined the team room, and Peanut was typing away in the team room.

Chen Dongqing kept a translation software on his computer, and by copying Xiao Huasheng's words into it, he could see what the other party had said.

Did you guys watch our game yesterday? It was a fantastic win!

Chen Dongqing immediately knew what they were referring to.

Just yesterday, the LCK region witnessed their most important match of the Summer Split regular season: ROX vs. SKT.

This was a rematch of the Spring Finals, so the number of viewers even broke the historical peak of the LCK regular season!

In yesterday's match, ROX reversed their slump in the Spring Split, sweeping SKT 2-0 and achieving a triumphant revenge!

"I didn't watch it, but I know the ending." Chen Dongqing translated the message into Korean using translation software and sent it over: "We were also competing yesterday, then came back, reviewed the game, and went to sleep. But congratulations anyway!"

"Mhm!" Peanut's words were full of playfulness and joy. "Good luck in the next match, see you at Worlds!"

"Definitely." Chen Dongqing nodded with a smile: "We'll definitely meet again at the World Championships."

"Enough talk, let's get started! Let's see how your skills have improved lately!"

Against ROX, QG's focus remained on training, primarily practicing the "starvation jungler" strategy.

Compared to QG, who were severely nerfed by the current meta, the jungle carry + mage carry meta is exactly what ROX needs. They are now the meta's chosen ones, crushing any team, including SKT, to victory.

If ROX scored 90 points in the Spring Split, then they scored 95 points, or even higher, in the Summer Split.

As for QG, if we set their championship team at 100 points, then after being nerfed, they would only have 80 points at most. Even if they figured out this starvation strategy, they would only get 90 points if they weren't familiar with the strategy.

So when the two teams met again, QG once again found the feeling they had when they first started practicing together during the Spring Split.

The win rate is less than 50%, and the jungler position is at a significant disadvantage!

The core of ROX is its jungle carry, with Peanut holding an absolute tactical position and possessing extremely strong individual skills. The counter-jungling strategy of starving the jungler is definitely ineffective against ROX.

Because once their jungle is invaded, the laners will come to support them even if they don't want minions!

Even if you push the mid lane and then invade the jungle, Kuro will absolutely give up farming under the tower!

Every time QG sees this, they can't help but sigh, "This is what a real team is like!"

So, the first game ended with Xiangguo leading a self-destructive counter-jungling attack that directly led to the defeat of Jiji. Neither team wanted to drag the game into the late game, so they quit and started the second game.

After some discussion, Xiangguo also changed his approach.

Countering ROX is really ineffective when it comes to counter-jungling.

So, he cleverly shifted his focus to the top lane and started camping there!

This time, it finally had an effect.

Smeb was sharpening his sword, ready to have a showdown with Chen Dongqing at the Forbidden City, but he was quickly knocked unconscious by Xiangguo's self-destructive attack.

Just as Smeb was typing question marks in the chat, trying to ask what Xiangguo was up to, Xiangguo caught up in levels by farming jungle camps, once again drawing countless question marks from Peanut!

ROX obviously didn't have time to watch QG's match yesterday, so they were completely unprepared for the starvation strategy, and QG ultimately won the second game.

After this game ended, ROX paused the game to review the replay and analyze the intricacies of the previous match.

We have to study this. This spider levels up twice as soon as it burrows into the jungle. Who can withstand that?

This doesn't make sense!

But upon closer inspection, they couldn't discern anything.

Because ROX always had an advantage in the jungle, they didn't pay much attention to the so-called jungle catch-up mechanism.

They saw that the spider simply cleared four groups of monsters, without even clearing the Stone Beetles or the Swamp Frogs, and leveled up two levels directly.

This is even more outrageous!

You can use your double experience card in the game, right?

Of course, ROX couldn't directly ask QG how they managed to play that game. After studying it for a long time, they decided to play another game to see.

Although they didn't understand the underlying principles, they did have a solution in mind.

Since you're using a double XP card on Spider, why don't I just stop you from farming jungle camps?

Peanut had a clear strategy this time. He chose to invade when the F4 camp and the red buff spawned together. Just as Xiangguo was preparing to level up by fighting jungle monsters, he decisively chose to lead the team to invade!

At this point, the disadvantages of being ranked become immediately apparent.

A level 6 Kindred against a level 4 Lee Sin is clearly a one-sided victory!

After stealing the enemy jungle, Xiangguo's leveling up was hindered. Although he could continue to level up by respawning jungle monsters, his offensive pace would inevitably slow down.

Peanut seized the opportunity to control the Fire Dragon, expanding the team's advantage.

In the third training match, ROX successfully broke through and won.

It has to be said that ROX is the best choice as a practice opponent. Their offensive capabilities can always expose the loopholes in your tactics and defense!

This time, it was time for QG to do some research again, and the QG members were discussing it heatedly once more. They came up with a plan to defend against ROX's invasion from multiple perspectives, including mid-lane hero selection, support roaming, and changing the jungle clearing order. Soon after, the fourth training match began.

The two sides then traded blows and played a training match all afternoon, only reluctantly parting ways as dinner approached.

As for the evenings, they weren't idle either.

They usually review the afternoon practice matches immediately after they finish, so there's no need for discussion. This time, everyone sat around the projection screen and watched yesterday's big match between ROX and SKT.

However, nothing much was apparent this time, as both teams were simply using their preferred playstyles. But this time, the meta was on the winning side.

The next day, the practice matches continued, and this time QG found SSG as their practice partner.

It has to be said that after winning the MSI championship, QG's standing in the eyes of other teams has risen considerably.

During the Spring Split, QG often struggled to find strong teams to scrim with. Even when they managed to get a match with ROX, it was only through the efforts of the two Korean coaches.

Ultimately, it was through that training match that ROX recognized QG's strength, and the two teams established a friendship.

Now, they can invite whomever they want, and this time it was SSG who took the initiative to send the training match request.

Playing against Samsung would be a completely different experience, as they are two entirely different teams from ROX.

During the Summer Split, their roster underwent a slight change. Former AD carry CoreJJ transitioned to support, while rookie Ruler took over the AD carry role, officially forming the championship roster that led them to runner-up status in S6 and victory in S7.

However, SSG clearly couldn't withstand QG's attack.

Teams that focus on late-game strategy are countered by the "starvation" playstyle.

First, the top lane couldn't withstand the pressure; second, Doinb's development in the mid lane far surpassed Crown's; and third, Uzi countered Ruler.

This battle was like a boost to QG's confidence; Samsung, which is not good at offense, simply couldn't stop the rhythm of the starvation strategy.

Even though Master An camped in the top lane to counter-gank in the early game, he didn't understand the secrets of the starvation strategy and couldn't catch up with Xiangguo's level at all, thus wasting his own development.

If the match drags on any further, it will be a complete thrashing of Ruler by Uzbekistan.

As a result, the two teams played five consecutive training matches, and QG had a significant advantage in all five matches, remaining undefeated!

With such confidence, QG was in high spirits as they faced their fourth opponent, WE, who was also their strongest opponent in the first round of the tournament.

The semi-final results of the Spring Split prove that WE2.0 is indeed a strong team, which has attracted many fans to switch sides. Therefore, this match is the most anticipated match in the early part of the Summer Split!

Unfortunately, the match ended in a crushing defeat.

Both matches lasted 37 minutes, and although they were both long, QG won in almost the same way.

Basically, just follow the order: gank and push the top lane, mix the mid and bot lanes, and use the economic advantage to drag the game into the late game and wait for team fights!

In these two games, Chen Dongqing and Uzi each won an MVP, and QG achieved a four-game winning streak at the start of the season!

Meanwhile, in the EDG training room.

They didn't have a match today, so everyone watched the live stream and witnessed QG dominating their old rivals WE for two hours.

The two matches unfolded almost identically, as if QG simply followed a pre-set script from the start and won effortlessly.

On the other side, Abu looked serious. After thinking for a moment, he said, "Let's have a meeting and talk about QG's new tactics over the past two days."

As the MSI champion team, QG is EDG's biggest hypothetical rival right now.

EDG is always on high alert for every QG match, with everyone sitting in front of the screen watching and discussing together.

Therefore, although QG has only used this new strategy twice and it has only been three days since it was introduced, EDG's analyst team has already compiled detailed data and is determined to thoroughly study this tactic.

Studying opponents has always been something EDG excels at.

Why are they good at internal warfare but bad at external warfare? It's because they have ample time to research and design tactics in internal warfare, while in external warfare, the number of enemies is too large and the enemies are unknown, so they don't have enough time to research.

If the World Championship is delayed by another month, will EDG be unable to win the championship?

This is why QG is not afraid to expose their tactics in scrims.

They are now the target of everyone's attention, and their every move will be endlessly studied. Their tactics are bound to be exposed, so they might as well openly practice properly.

"The coaching staff has pretty much figured out their jungle strategy."

As Abu spoke, he pulled over the blackboard in the corner of the training room and then listed the calculated data on an A4 sheet of paper on it.

The above details the first game between QG and WE, including the jungle clearing and ganking routes of both teams' junglers.

The game clearly shows which jungle camps were cleared on both sides at the start, the exact time of ganks, the exact time the wolves were cleared, and the exact time the F4 camps were cleared.

They even compiled statistics on the total time both junglers spent farming in their own jungle during the first ten minutes.

At this point, it is clear and obvious that in the first ten minutes, Xiangguo spent only 5 minutes and 07 seconds farming in the jungle, and this includes the time spent traveling in the jungle.

In other words, for the first ten minutes, Xiangguo spent half the time not in his own jungle, but ganking and counter-jungling.

On the other hand, how long did Condi spend in his own jungle in the first ten minutes?

8 minutes and 40 seconds, a full three minutes long. During those three minutes, Condi was farming jungle camps.

However, after farming jungle monsters for three more minutes, when the timer reached ten minutes, both junglers were strangely at the same level, and Condi's experience lead was not much!

The factory manager narrowed his eyes slightly upon seeing this data and said, "Is this because of... that jungle experience catch-up mechanism?"

As a professional player, Clearlove is naturally familiar with the version and knows about this change.

"That's right." Abu nodded emphatically, "But we didn't expect this change to be this important!"

After he finished speaking, he also wrote the jungle experience catch-up mechanism on the blackboard.

All jungle items now grant you 30 bonus experience when you kill any jungle monster that is higher level than you.

Next, Abu highlighted Xiangguo's jungle clearing route during the 7-8 minute mark and said, "During this time, Xiangguo's level increased rapidly. Even with the blue buff given to the mid laner, he cleared three and a half camps of jungle monsters, a total of 12."

Seeing this, everyone in EDG understood what was going on.

So that's how it works!

Seeing this, the EDG members were inexplicably impressed.

Everyone knows that the Summer Split is a jungle-centric meta, where the jungler is the carry of both teams.

Secondly, without the protection of towers in the jungle, no one can help you if you are invaded.

Therefore, the skill gap is very obvious in the jungle position.

This underlying logic dictates that the current version of junglers who are at a disadvantage are destined to have an extremely poor experience.

Because you are likely to face being invaded and suppressed by the enemy jungler for the entire game, and you can't do anything but watch the gap between the two sides widen.

The designers took this factor into account, so they specifically enhanced the jungle monster experience catch-up mechanism in this version, just to make it less painful for disadvantaged jungle carries.

But QG took advantage of this opening.

Abu couldn't help but sigh, "What was originally just a trivial compensation mechanism to support weak junglers has been turned into something amazing by QG, ​​who have built an entire system through this small change."

Abu couldn't help but sigh at this point: "I don't know who came up with this system, but I really want to praise him right now, that guy is a genius!"

Speaking of this, Abu couldn't help but think of someone.

Chen Dongqing.

He vaguely remembered that the four-man gank system that made QG famous was proposed by Chen Dongqing, something Doinb had mentioned in an interview.

Will it be him again this time?

"I won't say more," Abu said. "We're playing QG in the next match, and there's still a little over a week left. Let's try out this system and see if it works for us."

"Also, find the weaknesses in this system and come up with a targeted solution! That's crucial!"

Back to QG.

After WE gets through, only IM remains in the first round of the regular season. This is a newly promoted team that just came up in the spring season. Originally named EDE, it is EDG's second team and is a team with top laner AmazingJ as its core.

For teams that come up through the promotion/relegation matches, there is generally a default assessment of their strength – roughly at the lower end of the LPL level.

That's right, the gap between the top league and the second-tier league is that big. Even if you are the LSPL champion, you will only be a lower-tier team after being promoted, and you may very well fall back down next season.

Of course, this is just an external estimate of their strength. Only Chen Dongqing, who is a time traveler, knows that IM is actually the third seed from the LPL to participate in the World Championship that year.

The match started quickly.

IM's top laner AJ's signature champion is his exceptional Nautilus, which allows him to prevent the top laner from dominating and help his teammates gain an advantage.

Unfortunately, AJ was facing Chen Dongqing.

When our Tree Brother saw Titan, his little hand trembled slightly, and he became the Hand of Noxus.

His Darius was unstoppable when it came to slaying Titans.

Especially after practicing a few extra games with Dian Wei and going completely crazy, his confidence has grown even stronger.

In the first game, Chen Dongqing had a blast, racking up a quadra kill in a team fight and easily winning the match.

In the second game, although IM banned Darius, Xiangguo stepped up his game again, relentlessly ganking top lane with his "starvation" strategy. AJ's top lane turret was destroyed in just eight minutes.

Meanwhile, Liu Qingsong's roaming in the lower half of the map also made a significant contribution. He took advantage of the bottom lane having lane priority to roam to the mid lane and helped Doinb get a kill.

Doinb also knows how to play the game. Although he chose Clockwerk in this game, he still didn't forget his old trick of ganking two opponents.

Seeing that he had a chance to roam, he simply stopped farming jungle camps and cleverly led Xiangguo to gank the bottom lane!

Then, the enemy's bottom lane was completely overwhelmed, and the game ended.

After watching the match, countless viewers nodded in approval.

IM did not exceed their expectations – they were indeed a lower-tier team.

Like WE in the Spring Split, their performance against QG was so weak that the outside world greatly underestimated their strength.

"Alright, let's congratulate QG! They will enter the second round of the inter-group competition with a perfect 5-0 record! And their first opponent in the inter-group competition is none other than EDG, who are also undefeated in five games. Let's look forward to the ultimate showdown in four days!"

Amidst the sharp, piercing voices of Ji De, the atmosphere of the epic battle between QG and EDG was instantly heightened to an extreme.

Countless viewers are focused on the match four days from now, filled with anticipation.

Time quietly slipped into July 16st.

By mid-June, Shanghai had officially entered summer, with temperatures soaring to 30 degrees Celsius under the blazing sun.

Today marks not only the official opening of Shanghai Disneyland, but also a major event for the LPL.

QG vs. EDG.

This is undoubtedly the most important match in the LPL regular season, bar none. As a result, the pre-sale tickets were sold out early, and the live stream was packed with viewers.

Although there was still half an hour before the match started, the live stream had already reached an extremely high number of viewers. Countless people were discussing the sponsor of the live stream, leaving comments such as "not tasty," "not good to drink," and "not useful," highlighting a rebellious attitude.

Meanwhile, the QG team members had already left the dressing room and returned to the rest room.

"Play well, everyone! Today's match is very important!" Linko said with a smile, holding a bottle of sugar-free Pepsi in the locker room. "I wonder how many people are watching this match. It would be a bit embarrassing to lose."

Chen Dongqing glared at them from the side: "You know this match is important, so you're still putting pressure on us, huh?"

"Really?" Linko asked, somewhat surprised. "This is putting pressure on you guys? You don't usually seem like such sensitive people?"

"No," Chen Dongqing said seriously, "I feel pressured just seeing the drink in your hand. It's one thing for you to drink sugar-free cola, but to drink Pepsi is another one! I really can't stand it. Seeing this stuff makes me feel uncomfortable all over."

"..." Linko sighed and said, "Kid, you need to understand the pain of middle-aged men. You really can't drink too much sugary cola."

"That's not the key point," Chen Dongqing said. "The key point is Pepsi, you know what I mean?"

Linko chuckled, then gulped down two more mouthfuls. "Pepsi is the only thing that tastes good, don't you understand?"

Chen Dongqing leaned back in his chair and said cheerfully, "Alright then, I won't play C today."

"Hey, wait!" Linko quickly put the half-empty can of cola aside. "I'm not drinking it anymore, okay?"

"Hesitate." Chen Dongqing drawled, grinning, "Then I'll just have a little C today."

Upon hearing this, Linko reluctantly sat back down.

"He who eats another's food is bound to be obligated to him; he who takes another's gift is bound to be obligated to him." Today, Pepsi has suffered a crushing defeat.

There's nothing we can do; he's the team's big boss.

Soon, half an hour passed, and it officially came to 5 p.m., prime time.

"Ready to go on stage."

A staff member knocked on the door of the lounge. The QG members exchanged glances, then got up, picked up their water cups, and headed towards the corridor.

At this moment, EDG also arrived, and the two teams stood at the entrance of the stage waiting for the host to call them.

Taking this opportunity, Chen Dongqing glanced at Mouse standing next to him, thought for a moment, and said, "Mouse, it looks like you're firmly in the starting lineup now? Congratulations!"

Chen Dongqing has always felt guilty towards Mouse.

When Mouse joined EDG's roster during the Spring Split, many esports media outlets lavished praise on this new top laner from the top domestic team, with some even exaggerating and calling him the "Light of Top Lanes."

This means that Mouse will become the dawn of hope for LPL top laners, breaking through the darkness of S5.

All I can say is that it was very entertaining.

But as everyone saw, the "top laner" was brutally beaten by Chen Dongqing and went from being a starter to a rotation player.

"Top Laner's Light" has also become "A-Guang".

After thinking for a moment, Chen Dongqing decided against saying the nickname that came from him, and instead called out the other person's ID.

Meanwhile, Ah Guang's expression changed immediately upon hearing Chen Dongqing's friendly words of comfort.

Did you come here specifically to step on my head?!

But then he saw Chen Dongqing's sunny and handsome smile, which didn't seem like he had any ulterior motives.

Is he really concerned about me?

After a moment's thought, Ah Guang said, "Brother Shu, go easy on him in this year's competition!"

"That won't do!" Chen Dongqing said with a grin, "Whoever wins today will be number one in the league, that's unacceptable."

The two teams didn't chat for long before Yu Shuang, smiling, called for the players from both sides to come onto the field.

After both players were seated, the camera naturally panned to the commentary booth.

"Hello friends, welcome to the Hongqiao Tiandi Performing Arts Center! I'm your host, Wawa!"

"I am Miller!"

Today's commentary lineup is top-notch, with the Haier Brothers all on stage.

While the players were setting up their equipment and joining the competition room, the two first analyzed the performance of both teams in the first round of the tournament using data provided by the director.

The director first presented the KDA rankings for players in each position across the entire league.

"This top lane ranking," Wawa glanced at it and laughed, "I knew Brother Tree was definitely number one, but I didn't expect him to be this high!"

The leaderboard shows Chen Dongqing with a terrifying KDA of 32, ranking first among top laners!

How terrifying is this 32?

To put it simply, Mouse and 957 have the same K/D ratio, making them tied for second place. So what are their K/D ratios?

5.4

A level of dominance that transcends boundaries.

"But that's normal." Miller nodded. "KDA is mainly based on your death count. Dying once will significantly reduce your KDA, and as the core of the team, Tree rarely dies, so of course his KDA is high!"

Then, he switched to the jungler position, and at this point, it was a situation where many heroes were rising up.

The number one spot is undoubtedly held by the factory manager, whose KD ratio is 10.7. But the person ranked second is a bit interesting.

Because the second-ranked player is not Xiangguo, but SofM, whose KD is 9.6.

This first Vietnamese player in the LPL showed tremendous dominance as soon as he stepped onto the field, to the point that the entire Snake Esports team seemed to have been reborn.

It wasn't until third place that we reached Xiangguo, whose KD was also a round number, exactly 9.

As for the remaining three positions, there's not much to say. QG will take on both KD and C positions, while Meiko will play the support role.

Ultimately, KD is linked to team performance, so the KD of two undefeated teams is naturally the highest.

Then they discussed the points that both sides should pay attention to during the competition. Time passed quickly, and both sides were ready!

Hearing the director's announcement over his headset, Wawa immediately interrupted the previous topic, puffing out his chest and saying, "Okay, both teams are ready, and we've received information that EDG, who have the right to choose sides, have proactively chosen a position on the blue side in the first game. Let's take a look at both sides' draft picks!"

After finishing writing about EDG's match, I should start fast-forwarding through the regular season (I'll probably write about one or two more teams' matches, but none of them will be too long).

See you tomorrow, brothers!

(End of this chapter)