Rebirth is fine, but I get eight hundred dollars right from the start?

A game that lasted twenty minutes.

He has a 3,000 gold lead in a solo lane matchup.

TheShy's Lee Sin score was 0-7, just one kill away from feeding.

Faced with the pressure from Li Nan, he wandered around so much that he forgot the respawn times of jungle monsters, his gank routes were all based on chance, and his counter-ganks were always a step behind.

Lin Shu looked at the screen, smiling without saying a word.

This is Jiang Chenglu.

In his past life, he went to SKT for a jungler tryout. When they asked him, "What if the enemy invades your jungle?" he replied with a matter-of-fact attitude, "Just kill them."

All I can say is that this kid really doesn't have much talent for the jungle role.

His mechanics, his reactions, his almost instinctive instincts when he's in a fight—all of this is typical of a top laner.

Jungling requires strategy, rhythm, and patience, which are precisely the things Jiang Chenglu lacks most.

But Lin Shu didn't say anything immediately.

Some things you have to figure out for yourself.

What others offer you is never as profound as the lesson you learn from hitting a wall and turning back.

With another month or two to go, the training team can give this stubborn little mule a few hints and guidance, and they won't have to worry about him not asking to switch positions.

"continue!"

Next up were Li Ye and a few other young people whom Lin Shu had been paying close attention to. Li Ye was the first to appear in the third group.

During the laning phase, this kid played quite well, avoiding recklessness, making no mistakes, and maintaining good vision control.

River channels, triangular grass, and grass clumps along the lines—nowhere was left out.

Partnering with the ninth-ranked AD carry, they held their own against Lao Ze and Xiao Bai for the first few minutes.

Not only is he careful with his positioning, but every time Xiaobai's Thresh pushes forward, he can instinctively retreat first, always staying outside the hook's range.

However, in the mid-game, when they entered the lane transition phase, it's unclear whether it was due to the team's overall command being uncertain or the young man's lack of confidence, but he hesitated too much at key moments, causing the bottom lane duo and the mid and jungle who came to support to feed several waves of free kills.

However, compared to the first two groups, the third group, where Li Ye is located, has been the best performing group so far.

The laning phase didn't collapse, and vision control was decent. Although decision-making was hesitant in the mid-game, at least there weren't any mindless actions like "knowing you can't win but still going in."

After the three groups finished, Lin Shu called for a short break.

The youth training trainees are constantly being rotated, but these few have been sitting in their chairs the whole time without moving.

This isn't the way to "endure the old man's suffering" strategy.

"Take a break, and it'll be really funny if we don't mess up against the fourth group later."

Li Nan took off his headphones, grabbed Zhang Hai next to him, and turned to shout outside, "Brother Qi, where's the drinks cabinet at the youth training camp?"

"Go get it yourself in the lobby on the first floor," Qi Zhanming called out, then took a glass of water and sat down next to Lin Shu, pulling out a chair. "Old Lin, is it appropriate for you to put all the top five in the fourth group together?"

Lin Shu leaned back in his chair, looked away from the screen, and asked, "What's inappropriate about it? It's a coaching competition. The middle group with balanced strength, the weaker group with weaker strength, and the strongest benchmark group—each has their own way of performing. Today's training can extract the greatest value from everyone."

"That's true." Qi Zhanming chuckled and rubbed his hands together. "By the way, Lao Lin, have you spotted any promising talents these past few days?"

"Yes, of course there are. There are quite a few potential stars."

"Tell me, which ones?" Qi Zhanming's eyes lit up, and he leaned forward half an inch. "Let's see if they're the ones I'm thinking of."

[The live stream camera has been moved!]

Listening to the studio feedback coming through the headset, Lin Shu nodded almost imperceptibly and continued speaking in the same vein as Lao Qi.

After all, the halftime break of ten minutes or so shouldn't be left to the viewers in the live broadcast room to watch something boring.

"I don't need to say anything about the first and second place guys, right?"

"Definitely!" Qi Zhanming slapped his thigh, getting excited. "Since Xiao Fang came to the base, I've watched most of his ranked games. His mechanics are top-notch, his awareness is maxed out, and he also performs well in team decision-making. It's no exaggeration to say that with a little training, he'd be more than qualified to be your successor."

He paused, then added, "And then there's Qin Yijie. Not only is he a master at picking up girls, but his laning dominance in the top lane is also outrageous. Even Hai Zi has some pressure laning against him..."

In the live stream, viewers were somewhat surprised by the conversation between the two.

[Are the first and second place teams this strong? Even Brother Ta feels the pressure??]

[I highly recommend you check out Xiao Fang's ranked match observations; describing him as a "grown-up version of E-God" wouldn't be an exaggeration.]

[That's normal. When it comes to laning alone, there are tons of geniuses in the Chinese server. It's just that HWG has shown us many times that professional matches are more than just laning.]

[His skills at picking up girls are absolutely top-notch, hahaha!]

[Who else? Who else does E-God think has potential?]

"AD Zhao Yicheng, Support Li Ye, Jungler TheShy!"

"And those who have already played before, like Kryst4l in ninth place, xiaohu in fourteenth, and Xiaowu in sixteenth, are all pretty good."

Lin Shu knew the candidates best among the thirty applicants; he was intimately familiar with them.

It's no exaggeration to say that for the next year, 90% of the LPL's talent will be with him.

"Zhao Yicheng, Li Ye...TheShy?"

Qi Zhanming repeated the names, his brows furrowing. "No, I understand that Zhao Yicheng is excellent, and I can accept that Li Ye has outstanding strategic vision. But TheShy? That clueless kid who can't even figure out how to play jungle?"

He didn't come to be the head of this program to just coast along. Having spent so much time at HWG, influenced by Lin Shu, his understanding of the game, if not at a super-professional level, is at least far ahead of the average player.

TheShy's performance in this game was so bad that he could list a whole bunch of problems with his eyes closed—how could he be wrong about that?

"I'm not talking about his jungling." Lin Shu picked up his water glass, took a sip, and said mysteriously, "The young man isn't suited for that position... Well, you'll find out the details later."

【? ? ? 】

【Wait, E-God, are you also keeping the audience in suspense??】

【Okay, okay, is this how you play? Unfollow! Unfollow!】

[Where exactly does TheShy's potential lie? Tell me!]

[Urgent! Not suitable for jungling—are you suggesting I drop him to top lane??]

Qi Zhanming stared at Lin Shu for two seconds, and seeing a faint smile on the other's lips, he knew that this fox was up to no good.

He thought about TheShy's tall, thin figure and how fast his fingers moved when he played, and then pondered Lin Shu's words, "Not suitable for jungling"—a thought vaguely flashed through his mind, but he couldn't quite grasp it.

"Alright, go ahead and keep us in suspense if you want." Qi Zhanming waved his hand. "There will be plenty of opportunities to see later anyway."

"They're all back!"

"Alright, prepare for the fourth match."

(Just a heads-up, the main character plans to build two more teams based on HWG: HWG-A and HWG-B. Besides the players who have already played, can you guys help me think of any other players I can train?)