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

Chapter 15 Dude, you're really something?

These are considered relatively mild.

There are also some more fervent career fans.

After seeing Bai Liang's performance, I was stunned and started to express my doubts.

[No... this mid laner is terrible.]

What kind of game is this? It doesn't even seem like a high-level game.

[What's the streamer's name again? Can you terminate your contract with our Shy? Please, please stop ruining people's lives.]

Is this skill level good enough to play professionally?

[Not even as high a rank as me? What the heck?]

Bai Liang wasn't surprised to see these comments.

To be honest, he guessed it.

In esports, skill reigns supreme; if you lack skill, don't blame others for attacking you.

Moreover, TheShy's fans are already quite enthusiastic and numerous.

Although he didn't know much about it, he did know that he wasn't the only one who had been attacked in recent years.

Like Wink and Xiaoleyan.

Even Rookie, the former senior member of IG, has been attacked by TheShy's fans.

If TheShy's teammates don't perform well, he might still get criticized even if they win the game.

Wink even became a meme:

#Wink status.

It's easy to imagine the fighting power of these fanatics.

However, Bai Liang has a good attitude.

He had anticipated this scenario from the beginning.

It is now 2021 years.

Many professional players I used to know have achieved great success, and some, like Uzi, have even retired from the professional stage.

Even though he knew he just wanted to fight alongside his former friends in this unfamiliar time and space, to fulfill the promise they made to win the championship together.

However, in the eyes of their fans, Bai Liang's behavior was just like trying to ride the coattails of someone else's popularity.

He's too unknown, and his demonstrated abilities are unremarkable.

So much so that even when TheShy's die-hard fans attacked him, it didn't seem to have much force.

—Because I was afraid he would actually take advantage of me.

While Bai Liang was reviewing the previous game, another match was already scheduled.

This time, he was on the first floor.

Without hesitation, Bai Liang immediately locked onto the Blade Girl.

Theshy was somewhat surprised: "Huh?"

He turned to look at Bai Liang, somewhat curious.

"Hey, do you really like playing Irelia?"

No, that's not true. I can't play it even if they're in Ionia.

Bai Liang shook his head as he muttered some lewd thoughts to himself.

"I didn't win the last game very well, so I'm going to carry this game."

He is confident.

Although the Irelia has indeed undergone many changes, the constant 100% focus allowed Bai Liang to adapt quite well in just one game.

The preconceived notions about Irelia have quietly changed.

Bai Liang is a very flexible thinker and has strong execution skills.

Since the old tactics are no longer suitable for the current era, let's change them.

With an almost absurd level of focus, every last hit and every trade of damage was executed flawlessly.

Whenever he wants, whenever he needs.

He can make corrections by constantly reviewing past games and playing matches.

Correct those unnecessary operations.

Abandon those outdated ways of thinking.

he……

It is constantly evolving.

I really like a quote from Kha'Zix:

Change is a good thing!

That's why he continued to choose Irelia.

The start of the competition is not far away.

Even if he wanted to practice heroes that were more suited to the current competitive environment, it would be too late.

He must do everything he can to hone the heroes he currently knows to the best of his ability.

At the very least, they have to be the kind of players who can make a name for themselves in LPL-level competitions.

Still picking Irelia? She didn't seem very useful last game.

[Hey, can you stop sabotaging Shy?]

Can he really carry the team? Don't talk big.

Can't you just be a casual player and play it safe? Just play cards like Galio and the grasshopper.

They've become dishonest.

The doubts in the comments section persist.

It's even more exaggerated than before.

After all, given Bai Liang's performance in the last game, who would believe him if he said that?

You play one game and then claim you can carry the second? Do you think you're some kind of Saint Seiya?

Even some of TheShy's female fans, who were initially captivated by Bai Liang's good looks, couldn't help but frown.

—It's bad, so don't be upset.

However, even when faced with a screen full of sarcastic remarks, Bai Liang's gaze remained unchanged.

Calm, serious, and focused.

If you can't even handle this much pressure, what kind of profession are you?

Everything stems from a lack of strength.

When roses bloom, those who love them will naturally bend down.

However, amidst all the doubts, TheShy remained unchanged, simply saying "Go for it!"

It wasn't that he trusted Bai Liang; it was simply that he didn't care.

Skilled professional players always have more confidence in themselves than others.

However, he also planned to take a good look at Bai Liang's laning phase.

—Anyway, creating a Grandmaster top laner is just as boring as creating a chick.

Bai Liang controlled the Irelia to go online, and immediately made a move to push forward and attack the minions when the minion wave arrived.

Will Viktor on the other side tolerate this?

Yes, Viktor is on the opposing team again this time.

It's even the same Viktor from the last game.

Seeing Irelia's movement, Viktor immediately moved forward in sync.

He didn't rush to use his skills, intending to take advantage of his ranged advantage to sneak in a couple of attacks on Bai Liang.

Bai Liang's eyes were sharp, but he did not retreat immediately.

He retreated in the last round, which resulted in him losing the initiative.

Even after smoothly transitioning to level three, he was constantly pushed into the tower by Viktor, making it impossible for him to make a move.

So this time, he's prepared to fight his way through.

After confirming Viktor's intention to push forward, he immediately began farming creeps.

By the time Viktor reached attack range, he had already landed two attacks, reducing the enemy's front-line minions to about half health.

Just as Viktor unleashed his first basic attack, Bai Liang landed his third strike on a minion.

The Q skill, Blade Slammer, refreshes as it finishes off a minion, allowing Viktor to dash directly to Viktor's face with almost no delay.

As Bai Liang made his first attack, his intense focus allowed him to notice Viktor's Q attack.

Did you learn Q?

Bai Liangxin's heart is as still as water.

His almost exaggerated hand speed allowed him to retreat immediately after landing a single attack without any further movement.

However, when the opponent subconsciously chased forward, he withstood the opponent's Q followed by a second enhanced basic attack, and then turned around and attacked again when the Q shield ended.

The Conqueror stacks three times and the two passive stacks made this attack less weak and instead felt somewhat painful.

Even if he took another basic attack from Viktor when he was out of the opponent's attack range, it wasn't enough to reduce his health by much.

TheShy happened to switch screens and saw this scene, his mouth slightly open.

"...That's impressive."

This whole thing was a deception from the very beginning. He could see that Bai Liang's true purpose was undoubtedly to pave the way for a solo kill at level three or even level two.

Compared to his lackluster performance in the previous game.

He really showed his ferocious side this time!

And the precision of this operation...

That's a bit of an exaggeration.

TheShy originally planned to casually mention the mistake Bai Liang made in the previous game.

But with just a fleeting glance, he was certain that Bai Liang was completely different this time.

Could it be... that he really is a genius?

A little over a minute later.

Just as TheShy was about to make his move, a broadcast voice rang out throughout the entire Rift.

First Blood!

[AAA Penguin White] killed [Catch Me Without Dermatitis]!

Bai Liang's Irelia tanked the last hit of the turret damage and, with low health, pushed the minion wave towards the turret before recalling.