I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

In his first game of the new season, he delivered a perfect performance.

P.S.: Ahem, well...

You might not believe it, but Orange Mom actually took a liking to this book and signed me to a contract, and it seems to be a pretty high-level one at that.

I originally wanted to be a free spirit, but it seems I'm turning into a writing machine.

It's nothing really, I just wanted to ask if you guys have any of those things that you can get every day, just a little bit would be fine, I'm not asking for much.

qaq

Chapter 19, Section 19: A Jungler Like a Ghost

"Wow. Killer! Killer is so powerful!" At this moment, the two commentators realized what it meant to lack sufficient literary skills.

Such a memorable scene, paired with some kind of poem or verse, like a demon lord descending from heaven, would surely make your voice soar along with the contestant's.

unfortunately,

After watching for a while, all they could say was "666" and "awesome".

Perhaps we could add "Holy crap" to that?

"I admit it, WE has struck gold this season."

"The person upstairs is a fake fan. Killer performed at IEM9 last year, but not many people watched it."

"That's the game where they thrashed the world runner-up Tigers? Holy crap, are these guys really that good?"

"I think the 'I'm Fighting' forum is full of talented people."

Our glory!

This is truly an honor for our generation.

As a big shot on the anti-racism forum, the most common thing I encounter when I'm giving my opinions is, "If you're so good, why don't you do it yourself? You're like a refrigerator."

Compared to their theoretical knowledge, their practical skills were indeed lacking, and they even had a notorious history of being utterly defeated in a friendly match against the DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online) machine forum.

Cough,

The previous "Emperor Sima" was at least a fig leaf for them. After all, he was the emperor of LSPL. But not being promoted to LPL ultimately made them less convincing to outsiders.

But this ratio is different!

With his status as a level 12 pro player on the Anti-Fighting Forum, his record of crushing the current world runner-up, his status as the owner of the first pentakill of the new season, and another hope for domestic junglers.

Suddenly,

The experts on the anti-counterfeiting forum felt they were invincible again. Countless GIFs and battle records were copied and pasted and slapped in the faces of one opponent after another.

See that?

This is the average level of people in my anti-racism forum.

Any one of them could easily defeat a world runner-up team. If you gather three of them, you could even form a triple and sweep the entire LPL with a trident.

As for five?

They'd practically sweep the world championships. As for why they're not participating? It's because they're afraid that if they came out of retirement, they'd completely dominate the world. That would be too invincible.

For a moment, the entire Anti-Japanese Bar was filled with a joyful atmosphere.

Oh, you're saying the logic is wrong?

please,

Trying to reason with people in this forum? Dude, you've got a problem with your thinking. This is the esports toilet, only for the purest trash talk and the ultimate enjoyment. Any random level 8 player can solo-kill six opponents, are you kidding me?

The team's voice chat was flooded with countless "666"s.

"Captain is awesome! This is the first time I've ever seen a team dominate like this in both LPL and LSPL." - by_zero

"Wake up, this team is originally from the LSPL, but they did play pretty well." - by_Wangzai

"Got it! We're definitely famous after today!" Leg Bro was overjoyed. With increased attention and online traffic, their income would rise accordingly. The opportunity was there; now it was up to the club's marketing.

"???." (Go for it! (o_o)?)

After a pentakill, the mid lane was clear and led straight to the high ground. With the double dragon buff, the mid lane turret was no match for the four WE players and was easily taken down.

There was no resistance.

Even the resurrected members of EPA only put on a show before giving up the struggle.

I'm devastated.

He had originally planned to use his first win to mark his achievement of reaching the LPL, but as soon as he made his mark, he was mercilessly crushed by an LPL team.

Who could withstand that?

They're the worst team in the entire LPL. They were once the top team in the LSPL, don't they have any pride?

Finally, the first match ended in about 30 minutes with WE overwhelmingly dominating the game.

"666"

"I originally thought it was a battle of weaklings, but it turns out to be a one-sided beatdown?"

"With this lineup, I feel like I'm seeing the infinite possibilities of the new WE."

"Waaaaah (┯_┯), the old 60E is here to report for duty. We've finally waited for you to rise to prominence."

In this era of rapid development in League of Legends, every move in a match is reported at an unbelievable speed. Suddenly, countless media outlets jumped on the bandwagon, using sensationalist headlines to announce the victory.

Shocking! The total number of users on Tieba (Baidu's online forum) is less than the number of players in just one League of Legends (LOL) server.

"At the command of the King of Glory's return to the national server, 100,000 followers of the Tieba forum responded immediately..."

Unbelievable! This man actually did that to "them" in the wild.

A down-on-his-luck young man returns from his studies, only to trigger a tragic incident; the ending is thought-provoking.

Then, when countless people who couldn't control themselves clicked in, they were surprised to find that it was just an ordinary League of Legends match!

???

Isn't this society just that sincere?

After a short rest, both sides prepared for the second match. The Spring Split format is BO3, which means they are not without ways to get revenge.

As a long-time rival of WE, who had played two games against him, Reimu always felt that he lost simply because his happy teammates didn't protect him in the early game.

If both sides develop normally and don't resort to underhanded tactics, he felt he could easily crush his opponent. Just imagining that scenario rekindled his fighting spirit.

27 minutes later,

With the EPA main crystal exploding again, Reimu's eyes completely lost focus.

That was the second defeat of Season 6.

It was about three minutes earlier than his first failure.

If Killer's Graves pick in the first game showcased his composure and decisiveness, then his Spider pick in the second game completely exposed his map reading ability.

A heads-up: Before he traveled through time, he was a genuine master of canyon theory.

If we take a modern perspective and play it in Season 6, aside from a few differences in map information and experience mechanics, his awareness and adaptability as a jungler are top-notch.

The ending was also obvious.

From God's perspective, he was simply farming jungle camps and ganking along the way, but he just happened to appear during fights to create a numerical advantage or to successfully counter-gank while passing by. It was as if he had X-ray vision, following him like a shadow, leaving everyone stunned.

After a long while...

"Hiss, Miller, do you think WE's new jungler is really Clearlove's protégé?" Wawa was already a little confused.

"I don't know. I'll definitely message them privately after the match. This is just too outrageous." This isn't a match; it's a massacre.

It's normal for players to occasionally have a meal of dumplings, after all, sometimes strategy is indeed useless against good luck. Highlights like this aren't unheard of, it's just that the top players on the forum don't care.

As long as they have a memorable scene to rely on, the rest is up to them to brag about. However, even now, they all say they find it hard to accept.

Relying on contrarian thinking could be considered luck. But this ghostly participation rate and map reading ability are truly skillful.

Let them fight it out.

It seems like some truly remarkable person has emerged!

Section 20, Chapter 20: Where's my title? Where's such a big title?

EDG Club.

The factory manager had just managed to hang up the fourth inquiring call. Before he could even catch his breath, his phone rang again. He sighed deeply, and this time, he simply turned off his phone.

"Damn, are these guys crazy? We can't find anyone for training matches, but now they're all showing up at our door." With that, he collapsed onto the club's sofa.

The large screen in front of us

This is a replay of the WE vs. EPA match.

"There's nothing we can do, this newbie is really outrageous. Although he has many of the flaws that come with playing in random matches, his map vision and reading ability are really similar to yours." Abu casually tossed a bottle of War Horse energy drink to the factory manager and then sat back down in his AOFENG gaming chair.

At this point, it felt like something was missing, and it seemed like it would complete a classic and timeless sentence.

"Honestly, you really didn't secretly teach this guy? This newbie's jungling style in the second game looks just like yours."

"Come on, do you think I'm some kind of old man selling unparalleled martial arts skills at low prices on the street? Training a successor for five yuan?" The factory manager recalled this comparison with a headache. They had already met yesterday. Of course, at that time, he only felt that the person in front of him, as the team leader, was very humble and knew how to treat people.

Now it seems,

This goes beyond just knowing how to behave.

This has escalated to the level of "pretending to be weak to deceive others"—it's become a classic case of "the wolf in sheep's clothing."

"By the way, is there any chance of buying him? I feel like this guy is worth developing." Clearlove still has a certain fondness for this jungler whose playstyle is very similar to his own.

after all,

My substitute, Ai Luoli, is really ridiculously bad; it's embarrassing if word gets out.