League: Educating LPL is my duty.

It's currently around 3 a.m. in China, a time when most people should be resting, but a certain live stream room on the Shark platform is bustling with activity.

Although the live stream is currently still black, its popularity is steadily increasing, quickly surpassing 500,000 viewers and even reaching the top of the game streamer popularity chart.

Some streamers who stay up all night to broadcast live, just to attract more viewers, especially those in the League of Legends section, are filled with envy, jealousy, and resentment at this scene, but they are helpless to do anything about it.

After all, Li Chen is still too authoritative in the league at present.

He's good at creating entertaining content, has strong skills, consistently carries the team in matches, and with the official promotion, ordinary people simply can't compete with Li Chen in terms of popularity.

[Hey, where are you? Why is the screen still black?]

[C, where are you? Are you dead? If not, bring them up!]

[It's been over half an hour since the interview, and I haven't seen my online pet for so long. I feel so itchy, like ants are crawling all over me.]

[Shocking! A streamer was caught acting arrogantly during a black-screen live stream, abandoning tens of thousands of viewers?]

[Okay, bro, okay, but when C asks you guys for money later, you won't be happy about it.]

[Laughable, do you think I'm short of rice? C, hurry up and get out here.]

This guy is definitely hiding in a dark corner, lurking and spying on the screen.

In his hotel room, Li Chen set up his equipment, arranged the War Horse drinks, and briefly observed the trend of the comments in the live stream. After confirming that his army of haters was ready, he leisurely started the live stream.

As the screen lit up, Li Chen's voice immediately reached all the viewers' ears: "Hey brothers, I've missed you all so much! I won't say much more, you know what I mean, okay? It's no fun having the host emphasize it again."

"No, I'm not talking about spending money. Although life is tough here in Brazil and I'm a bit hungry, I can still manage. Brothers, there's no need to force me to send gifts, right? I can manage one meal a day."

[Born, born, I knew this bastard was just trying to cash in on his streams.]

Look at your computer, you haven't even started downloading the game yet. Is this the attitude of a professional player?

[This is a real dog, it's not even acting anymore.]

I saved up some money by living frugally, planning to get a foot massage tomorrow, and you swindled it all away.

[I've given you the gift. We'll settle things properly if we lose the final!]

The characteristic of the haters in Li Chen's live stream is that they send gifts and curse at the same time, and often the harsher the curses, the more gifts they send.

So, Li Chen didn't care at all about the insults and ridicule from the crowd. He simply waved his hand and said, "Brothers, waving my hand doesn't mean I'm refusing, it just means I don't need to say anything more. I'm telling you right now, if SKT doesn't use the lane-swap strategy, I'll swim back home if I don't win the championship, okay?"

As soon as Li Chen finished speaking, a barrage of question marks appeared on the screen, followed by a flurry of comments.

[Haha, C, you can fool SKT, fine, but don't fool yourself too.]

[Even during the live stream, you didn't forget to dig a hole for SKT, huh? Well done, Carry!]

Everyone's laughing at you, and you're so pathetic, you even beat a professional player (lol)

[As I said before, don't trust what C says; anyone who does will be unlucky.]

After exchanging insults with the viewers in the live chat for a while, Li Chen's computer notified him that League of Legends had finished downloading.

Of course, it's not that he hasn't played games since arriving in Brazil; it's just that this computer doesn't have them installed. His usual training takes place in the professional training room provided by the official organization.

After making a few simple adjustments to the settings, Li Chen logged into his account on the local server.

"Brothers, it's been a while since we've watched a streamer play ranked games. Today, I'll give you a little stab in the butt, open your eyes, and remind you what the most dominant top laner in history is like, the highest mountain in League of Legends."

Meanwhile, in a hotel room, Kouma stood behind Huni looking at a computer screen, which displayed Li Chen's live stream.

Seeing Li Chen open the game to prepare for ranked play, Koma patted Huni on the shoulder and said, "This account is basically the same rank as his. If you can avoid being solo-killed by him in lane within ten minutes, you can play Fiora in the finals. Otherwise, forget about it."

After considering all the factors, Kkoma ultimately decided to give Huni another chance, a chance to recognize her own strength.

However, Huni was unaware of Koma's thoughts. He naively believed that Koma genuinely wanted to see his and Li Chen's abilities again, and confidently said, "Coach, don't worry, I won't let you down."

Upon hearing this, Kouma could only sigh silently in his heart.

If possible, he also hopes that Huni can compete with Li Chen, or even suppress or defeat Li Chen online.

Unfortunately, this is impossible. As an observer, he could clearly see the difference in strength between the two.

On the Brazilian servers, there are only a few high-ranking players. Although Li Chen hasn't played many ranked matches, as a super account, he has managed to reach the Challenger rank these days.

Despite Huni's deliberate timing to snipe, the two still managed to be matched together.

After entering the BP interface, Li Chen didn't pay much attention and continued to argue with the chat in the live stream.

However, after this period of competition, Li Chen's fame on foreign websites has been increasing day by day. In addition, his super account ID is very obvious, so everyone else in the room has started to greet Li Chen.

With the help of the translated comments in the live stream chat, Li Chen also chatted with his teammates for a bit.

Then, when he saw that the second floor opposite had actually picked Fiora first, he suddenly had an urge to become an actor.

"How about we play it safe this round?"

Li Chen never forgot his original intention of digging a hole for SKT. After a little thought, he still chose Riven, which he had not used throughout the entire MSI.

Then Li Chen said to the chat: "Brothers, I've often told you before that there is a clear hero counter chain in the top lane of this game, and the hero that counters Riven the most, besides Renekton, is Fiora."

So we need to practice more now, so that if we have to use Riven against Fiora in the finals, we'll be prepared. You can also learn from the streamers; they'll teach you step-by-step how to dominate a Challenger-level opponent even when you're at a disadvantage in the laning phase.

Li Chen spoke very seriously, but the viewers in the live stream didn't buy it at all; they all had their own brains.

[Streamer, could you please stop playing military strategy? I'm genuinely a little scared.]

These days, you need to study psychology to play professionally, otherwise you won't even know you've been tricked by a carry like that.

Why do I feel that what C said makes sense? I also find Riven difficult to play against Fiora.

Bro, try playing Fiora against Riven next time. You'll find it's just as difficult, because that's the difference in jungle play.

[Easy to drive, but the little peanut is no match for the factory manager!]