Starting with Zaozi Ge, a dream lineup

Chapter 89: An all-Chinese team battles the All-Star team!

Chinese! An all-Chinese team! LPL's first championship!
Xi Ye's words awakened many onlookers who were still in the dark.

At this point, LPL won the championship with an all-Chinese team, sending a very clear signal.

Our Chinese LPL teams don't need Korean players to win championships. How can Korean players represent LPL and China in the All-Star game?

Xi Ye's words seemed to have caused a major problem.

In a single day, countless professional players came out to take sides.

EDG.clearlove: Xiye's mid lane is very good. He won the Spring Split in S7. Everyone can vote for him if they have any (￣▽￣)~*.

The factory manager was the first to take sides. As a former member of WE, he was extremely dissatisfied with IG directly bringing the war to the team and became the vanguard of this conflict.

WeCondi: Xiye is really, really, really hardworking. His dream is to go to the All-Star Game and win the championship to atone for his sins. Please help him @we.Xiye.

Ruofeng: As a member of the old We team, I hope
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Sima Laozei: If you want to see Chinese people go to the All-Star game, just vote directly, no need to say more (picture of RNG winning the championship).

Players of all ranks from all over the league personally came down to show their support, and all 60E were thrilled!

Your IG team has two Korean players, and now you're even trying to get them into the LPL All-Star game. Isn't that going too far?
Amidst the intense anticipation, as the midnight deadline arrived, countless people flooded into the voting website.

The massive surge in traffic in the past had put Tencent's engineers fully prepared for this, as everyone opened the interface.

They were all stunned!

The number of votes for the top vote-getter has exceeded the total number of votes for all previous vote-getters. The number following Uzi's ID goes from one digit to two digits... eight digits, nine digits.

A full 130 million votes, a 100% approval rating, left everyone who saw the number in awe.

Following closely behind this ID is ming, and RNG's bot lane duo has truly made a name for themselves in the hearts of all LOL players.

However, when you look at the mid-lane, Xiye's vote count is a bit intriguing.

Chicken Master's 2180 million votes unfortunately placed him behind Xi Ye's 2200 million votes, with a difference of exactly 20 votes between them.

However, the ghost soldiers who had been waiting on the voting page discovered a big problem.

Originally, both candidates had votes within the range of 10,000, and they were neck and neck.

However, in the last minute before the deadline, Xiye's votes suddenly surged by 20, successfully overtaking Chicken Master and securing the spot as the All-Star mid laner.

The chicken grubs, who were just about to unleash a torrent of curses, were dumbfounded as soon as they arrived on Weibo.

In the final hour, all Chinese professional players, including those from other games, joined in to boycott Korean players!

Everyone is speaking out on Weibo, supporting the all-Chinese team to make it to the All-Star game.

If you are Chinese today, then you must not vote for South Korean aid!
Korean players who were making a fortune in the LPL were also stunned when they saw this news.

The golden age of South Korean aid workers is coming to an end!
Localizing all-Chinese LPL teams has become a priority for all teams!

The LPL region has already won the championship, so their desire for the championship is not as strong now.

The highly anticipated and heated battle for All-Star qualification, which lasted for a week, has now officially come to an end!

Fans who support Chinese players were collectively thrilled, and some even went so far as to make outrageous statements on Weibo, demanding that Korean players get out of the LPL and return to the LCK.

Quiet!

Not only did the fans think this way, but all the local players whose positions were occupied by Korean players were also thrilled. It seemed that Xiye had forcibly taken the mid-lane spot, but the underlying meaning was self-evident.

By S8, more and more Korean players will definitely choose to return to their home country, and the vacant positions can then be allocated to them.

Xi Ye immediately sent Li Luo a WeChat message to thank him after the All-Star voting ended. As the most influential player right now, as long as the FMVP doesn't participate in this competition, it will be a huge help to Xi Ye.

The All-Star roster for S7 has been officially finalized:
Top laner 957, mid laner xiye, jungler clearlove7, bot laner Uzi and Ming, coach Feng Ge.

All five contestants are native Chinese, and they are among the top Chinese contestants in their respective fields!
Mingkai was quite satisfied with the results.

Asking him to go mid lane to team up with Rookie would be something he'd be extremely unwilling to do. The current lineup is good enough; with Uzi and Ming in the bot lane, at least it's unlikely to be a disaster.

If we team up with Xiye and make a few roaming plays, we can get the rhythm going.

It had been a long time since he had competed on the same team as the puppy, and the factory manager could hardly contain his excitement.

A WeChat call came in.

"Little dog, when am I coming to your base? I can't wait! Hurry up, let's get this going, the new version has some pretty big changes."

Since the focus this time is on RNG, and also because of the championship, the All-Star preparation location for more than half a month was set at RNG's e-sports base.

"Sure, you can come tomorrow, no, I mean today. Also, call Xiye and 957 along, let's practice a few rounds together and then we'll see."

Li Luo was quite happy to be teammates with the factory manager and readily agreed.

The dust has settled.

The Weibo accounts of all the teams immediately sent messages congratulating the players who participated in the All-Star event.

With the arrival of Xiye and 957, the five of them began to work together rapidly.

League of Legends has never been a one-man battle, but a team effort involving five players.

In just over two weeks, Korean server flex queue players have been suffering greatly.

After 3 p.m., a mysterious team of five will quietly log on and start queuing.

At the beginning, the players I was matched with were just an ordinary gold team. Of course, the gold team was wiped out in less than 15 minutes.

The post about a professional player smurfing didn't initially cause much of a stir when it was posted on the forum.

However, as the mysterious five-man team's score increased, even some professional players were alarmed.

Numerous professional and youth players from the Korean server spontaneously formed a five-person team to intercept this mysterious team.

But there are no exceptions; most professional players are completely crushed in lane before team fights even begin.

One-handed jungling with Rammus and Skarner terrifies the laners; another-handed ultimate Varus with perfect accuracy; and a mid-lane LeBlanc who appears out of nowhere and melts them in a second.

These three heroes have become the nightmare of all professional players in the Korean server.

More and more professional players, including Faker, have abandoned solo and duo queueing and are rushing into flexible queueing to test their skills against this mysterious team.

But just when they all reached the Master rank and were able to queue for matches, this mysterious team suddenly disappeared.

Suddenly, every Korean forum that was opened was filled with posts from people searching for this mysterious team.

12 month 6 day.

The day before the All-Star game, the five players, feeling quite satisfied, looked at their Challenger rank in the Korean server's flex queue and all felt a little unreal.

Even now, flexible matchmaking allows for five-player teams up to the King rank.

Only the five of them knew just how strong this hastily assembled team truly was.

(End of this chapter)