We promised to win the championship together, so why did you all retire?

Three years have passed, but it seems that TheShy hasn't changed much.

His smile remained shy, and he spoke with his familiar Korean accent.

Judging by his appearance alone, TheShy is a somewhat shy young man.

It seems completely inconsistent with his suffocatingly fierce playstyle in the Rift.

Many people who don't know TheShy have a question:

How can such a shy and reserved young man become so fierce when playing games?

However, Bai Liang was completely familiar with this matter.

— BYD is just pretending to be weak while actually being strong.

It's not that he's shy.

It wasn't shyness.

In reality, TheShy is a very reserved and secretly passionate person.

Sometimes they can be quite malicious.

Bai Liang first met TheShy because he went to IG to hang out with Xiao Wang.

TheShy was playing ranked games at the time, and Bai Liang, who was strolling into the training room, stood behind him watching.

After watching for a while, TheShy's Nidalee ended the game with a score of 15/0/3.

He turned and glanced at Bai Liang, but said nothing.

Bai Liang took the initiative to strike up a conversation, asking curiously:

Are you Korean?

Are you Korean?

TheShy remained silent, only clicking on the rankings.

Bai Liang didn't ask any further questions.

TheShy is quite quiet when playing games.

—Until his Jayce was tower-dived three times by the opposing Renekton and Elise.

"Aigoo!"

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"West 8 Rome!"

"Damn it!"

"Aish!"

TheShy was furious, and Bai Liang couldn't help but laugh.

Although he could understand it, he thought TheShy's accent was quite interesting among Koreans.

Who knew that TheShy, who had just ignored him, would speak up first?

"You, are you a coward?"

"Cow, Prell?"

It took Bai Liang a while to realize he meant "New player".

That accent is so strange.

It was so strange that Bai Liang couldn't help but laugh when he heard it.

So he suppressed a laugh and nodded.

When you're out in the world, you give yourself your own identity.

Who knew that TheShy, who had been lukewarm just moments before, would suddenly light up:

"Hey, wanna play?"

"Oh?"

Bai Liang figured he had nothing else to do, so he nodded.

TheShy was overjoyed and immediately stood up to give Bai Liang his seat.

Only experienced top laners know how painful it is to be ganked by the enemy's top and jungle duo.

If TheShy's reputation score hadn't been so low, he would have gone AFK long ago.

Don't ask how the credit score is deducted.

Bai Liang didn't stand on ceremony and casually asked as he sat down.

"What did you mean by what you just said?"

TheShy grinned, revealing his large teeth:

"Stay here and praise them."

"The enemy jungler is awesome."

Bai Liang's eyes darted around, feigning deep thought: "Are Koreans this unique in their way of praising people? So, if you want to praise a Korean for playing well, do you have to say 'Shiba' to them?"

TheShy immediately nodded.

He was absolutely grinning.

TheShy didn't even want to think about how badly this guy would be scolded.

"Yes, yes!"

"Damn it."

TheShy was stunned.

No, not at all.

A smile doesn't disappear, but it can move on.

TheShy clearly saw the smile on Bai Liang's face.

But since TheShy teased Bai Liang first, he couldn't say anything for a long time.

However, the color of her face had become noticeably redder.

"A young man's blush is more powerful than a thousand sweet words."

Bai Liang spoke slowly.

He said this in authentic old Seoul dialect.

TheShy finally realized what was going on.

Damn, this guy already knows Korean!

He rubbed his teeth and couldn't help but complain:

"Aigoo...!"

But as he spoke, he grinned.

TheShy thought this guy was quite interesting.

Bai Liang is the same.

When you're a teenager, you don't think too much about making friends.

If you find someone with a good temper and can get along well, then it's a good match.

Of course, back then, when Bai Liang was duo-queuing with TheShy, he was more like an accessory.

After all, TheShy was already in his prime in 18, let alone being a dual-server champion.

He has reached the top spot in both servers.

However, it usually doesn't last long.

Bai Liang strongly suspects that he was corrupted by that lazy dog ​​Yu Wenbo.

Since Yu Wenbo joined, TheShy has played fewer ranked games and has never reached number one again.

As for TheShy now...

Name: Jiang Chenglu

[Professional ID: Theshy]

Age: 22

[Current position preference: Top lane]

Current Season: S11

[Hand speed: 89/100]

Experience: 96/96

Laning phase score: 87/100

Team fight score: 92/99

Focus level: 81/96

【creativity:???】

His stats are far more impressive than Uzi's.

Although the system only says that 100 is the maximum value, it never says what specific value corresponds to what level of player.

But Bai Liang could roughly guess some things based on his own data.

A score of around 60 is roughly the average attribute of an LDL player.

A score of 70 or higher already represents the LPL level, making one a qualified LPL player.

Once they reach 80 or above, they can basically become core players in weaker teams.

If his stats were more comprehensive, he could probably be the dean.

And when the value reaches 90 or above...

That's a real world-class player.

The more scores a contestant achieves, the more skilled they are.

Judging from TheShy's current attributes, he is still a very competitive top laner in the World Championship.

To say that you can carry the whole game and win the championship in the World Championship finals is probably very difficult.

But this level is really not low.

In today's LPL, there are probably very few who can beat him.

Perhaps fewer than three?

However, comparing his peak performance...

This decline is equally alarming.

What kind of monster was TheShy at his peak?

Both hand speed and laning speed stats are at their maximum value of 100.

Even the team battle stats are just a little short of being maxed out.

This means that he not only has incredibly strong mechanics, but also has an unparalleled grasp of the timing of his entry into team fights.

This data also matches the matches that Bai Liang watched.

Although it's obvious that TheShy's skill level and proficiency with warrior heroes have declined significantly in the past year.

But it's clear that he's still very good at team fights.

In a sense, this can be considered a talent.

Other positions aside, the top laner's team fight execution is crucial.

Sometimes it's even more important than the laning phase.

While Bai Liang was deep in thought, TheShy walked over.

He had never met Bai Liang before, but the club staff had just told him about Bai Liang's identity.

Theshy hesitated, unsure how to address Bai Liang.

But Bai Liang had already come to his senses and was smiling as he extended a hand.

"Hello, you can just call me Bai Liang."

"He will also be the mid laner for the team next."

TheShy breathed a sigh of relief and nodded.

This boss and teammate seems quite easy to get along with.

To be honest, TheShy didn't have high expectations at first.

After his contract with IG ended, you can't say he was just giving up, but he really didn't have much ambition left.

Playing professionally is something he can choose to do or not do.

My mom asked him to come over.

He came over.

But now...

TheShy still had some high expectations.

The RG club is very luxuriously decorated, and he has already seen the training rooms, which are all top-of-the-line.

The kind of gaming experience that's incredibly fun.

My teammates seem pretty good now.

Then TheShy would be perfectly acceptable.

This is TheShy.