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

"Feel sorry."

"Feel sorry……"

"Mine, this one's mine."

Fang Han's voice rang out in the voice channel, but it was lower and deeper each time.

On the screen, the purple team's base crystal had shattered into countless fragments.

They lost!

The biggest reason for losing the game was his leadership.

The mid laner had no impact whatsoever; Ahri not only failed to create any openings against Kassadin in lane, but also became the point of attack for HWG's first blood.

The series of decisions made in the mid-term led his teammates into the abyss.

"Phew~"

"Old Fang, what nonsense are you spouting?"

Qin Yijie was the first to speak, "It's normal to lose."

He straightened up, pushed the keyboard towards the center of the table, turned to look at his friend next to him, and said, "You're just showing off by carrying the team all by yourself. Losing to HWG, led by our leader, is the norm. Winning would be a miracle."

"You know how other teams have fared against HWG, or even other professional teams, in the mid lane against E-God—there are countless examples of mid laners getting completely crushed by E-God in the early game."

"You were able to hold your own against E for over ten minutes, which is already incredibly impressive. If we're talking about who was bad, the real bad thing was that my Riven in the top lane failed to create an opening against Shen. He had Shen, and my Riven didn't put pressure on him in the early game, nor did I get into team fights. I have to take the blame for that."

"I also had problems in the bot lane," Zhao Yicheng chimed in. "I was enjoying the jungler's support and consuming so many of the team's resources, so I was ahead in gold, but I couldn't completely shut down Caitlyn's development."

"Also, my positioning during team fights was poor. I was caught out by Kassadin in two crucial team fights. I know Draven is weak in the late game, but failing to capitalize on the early advantage is my fault."

Xiao Wu opened his mouth, as if to say something, but in the end he just sighed softly: "The vision control was still not good enough. Getting caught in the jungle in those few waves in the mid-game was my fault."

Fan You, however, joked with a good attitude, "If we're really talking about who's to blame, Xiao Wu, you are indeed to blame. If you hadn't ignited and stolen the kill in the first tower dive, Yi Cheng's Draven might have really taken off, and at least it wouldn't have dragged on until Kassadin led the team to push down our mid-lane tower."

"Get lost! Don't try to pin the blame for the system's data on me." Xiao Wu retaliated by punching the jungler.

While the five players were reviewing the game, the viewers in the live stream also started discussing it.

To be honest, these five young players played quite well. Their early game jungle invasions, Blitzcrank hooking Caitlyn, and Lee Sin tower diving were all impressive, resulting in a back-and-forth battle.

Indeed, they truly deserve to be called the strongest group in the youth training program; they are far superior to the previous groups. The previous groups were overwhelmed in fifteen minutes, but this group held on for over thirty minutes.

[Fang Han's early game handling against E-God was really good; he's definitely a top-ranked player in the Chinese server.]

Of course, the most talented is still E-God!

Qin Yijie's Riven skills were top-notch, but Ta Zi Ge's play with the champion was too slippery, so it's normal that he couldn't penetrate her defenses.

[The bot lane duo played really well too. Old Thief managed to force out both of his summoner spells. On other teams, the AD carry would have collapsed long ago.]

[The future looks promising. If these five players are properly nurtured, the LPL will be a very exciting future.]

Although they were still crushed, losing to HWG isn't shameful. The current HWG would crush any team that comes against them.

On the bright side, at least it proves that these young trainees are genuinely talented, not just pretty faces.

The chat was still scrolling, and inside the training room, someone from HWG stood up.

It is Lin Shu.

HWG doesn't need to do much post-game analysis with the young players from their youth academy.

While Zhang Hai and the others discussed the shortcomings of the bottom lane in the early game, Lin Shu walked over to the youth training team first.

However, it was just this simple action of getting up.

The noise that had filled the room suddenly disappeared.

Emperor.

The best player in the league right now.

A monster that reached the top of the server with a crazy winning streak.

HWG team mid-laner, club owner, and a billionaire under twenty years old.

What will the boss say?

criticize?

Or perhaps approval?

The young man walked over, wearing a black and red team uniform, and didn't seem arrogant at all, but the other young people still subconsciously sat up straight.

Lin Shu walked up to the group of youth training team members, his gaze sweeping over the five young faces before settling on Fang Han.

"Don't apologize."

His voice wasn't loud, and he wasn't much older than the other young people, yet he possessed a natural, calming presence.

"You guys played well today. Your early game offense was very well-organized, with some impressive plays like the level 1 invasion, the Blitzcrank's flash-ultimate, and the Lee Sin's tower dive and double-kick."

Fang Han raised his head, his lips moved as if he wanted to say "but," but Lin Shu stopped him with a look.

"but."

Lin Shu changed the subject, "Your problems are also obvious. You have enough offense in the early game, but not enough coordination. Each of you is playing your own game—Fang Han pushes the mid lane, Qin Yijie holds the top lane, and the two push the bottom lane to gain an advantage, but you lack effective coordination between each other."

He leaned against the table and gestured with his hands. The director quietly gave him a close-up shot. "When the jungler counter-ganks the bot lane, what should the mid laner do? When the bot lane is pushing the lane, what should the top laner do? Each of you plays well individually, but when you put yourselves together, it's like five fingers playing their own strings, not forming a fist."

"You were also hesitant in your decision-making, always a step too slow when you needed to make a decision, and reluctant to leave when you should have withdrawn. Lack of experience and poor coordination are the most fundamental reasons for your defeat."

The five young people listened quietly.

Lin Shu looked at Fang Han one last time, his gaze carrying a meaningful meaning.

"Fang Han, you're the commander, right?"

Fang Han nodded.

"You played very well. Your mechanics, your awareness, and your laning phase details are top-notch in the youth training camp. You could even say that at your age, there are very few players like you in the entire LPL or the entire league."

Fang Han was stunned for a moment, and a gasp of surprise rippled through the training room. No one had expected that this young man would receive such high praise.

"But your problem," Lin Shu emphasized, "lies precisely in your mind."

"My mind?" Fang Han asked, his face full of confusion.

"Yes, your mind."

Lin Shu pointed to his temple and gave an example: "You have too much faith in your own mind."

"You can always find the most reasonable decision at any given moment—and yes, under normal circumstances, your decisions are correct."

"Push the lane when you should, roam when you should, and fight the dragon when you should. Logically, there's nothing wrong with that."

"This is a skill that only a top-tier mid laner possesses."

"But the question is—are you facing a normal situation?"