I, who love to post on Weibo, have become a professional Tongtian generation

Chapter 746 A Brand New Page

Why is it that this kind of attention always seems to be drawn?

IG club.

Seeing Qing Shen's overwhelming support, Su Xiaoluo, as an onlooker, felt somewhat uncomfortable. After all, the fame he gained from the broadcast of the show wasn't what he wanted.

If it weren't for his personal relationship with Xiao Wang, he would have been fired after the show ended. Even if he hadn't been fired, few of his fans would have appreciated his efforts; they would have just accused him of being a deadbeat and wouldn't have been grateful for his card-drawing.

"Is that a good thing..."

Ah Ning chewed gum and said, "Rookie is on the list too, getting some free publicity." Four esports players made it into the top 20, dominating a lot of the headlines.

Speaking of this, Su Xiaoluo glanced at JKL, who was ranked 20th, and said disgustedly, "...Sakho managed to sneak in."

"His fans are quite a handful."

JKL confirmed he wouldn't be renewing his contract, which angered Xiao Wang, who posted an article saying he would expose JKL's shady dealings and show the world his true colors. However, two days have passed, and Xiao Wang still hasn't finished his post.

So many grudges have been formed.

Xiao Wang was aware of Su Xiaoluo's decision to send Huanfeng to SN. The thought of JKL spending the entire year just navigating the league filled Su Xiaoluo with a sense of vengeful pleasure.

Fight with me?
Even if employers and employees have no sense of shame and don't adhere to contracts, they can ruin your career!

Unfortunately…

Su Xiaoluo's idea was to send JKL to a lower-ranked team and see JKL's fans break down. However, after the "holding your breath" session ended, Top Esports and EDG announced their season rosters right on time.

When they saw JKL's ID appear on EDG's roster, alongside Meiko's, Blue Princess and the haters were completely devastated.

Why?

There have been many unpleasant comments regarding this contract renewal.

In response to the attacks from the team's fans, JKL's fans targeted Baolan, the fifth member of the team, saying things like, "He can still get second place even when carrying other girls, so his greatness needs no further explanation."

Anyone who praises Baolan for starting a group is fine.

JKL fans posted a compilation of Baolan's "feeding" moments, a 20-minute video featuring actions such as raising his shield backwards, standing behind the AD carry, placing wards outside the bushes, spinning around in team fights, and failing to follow up with crowd control...

of course.

JKL makes many mistakes and is often ridiculed.

But there are differences even among things given away for free.

You can tell from how anxious Lan's mother is; they especially hate the "bringing a girl along" joke.

Looking only at the highlights, Baolan definitely doesn't fit in, and his mistakes are all very basic.

Most importantly, the most classic scene for IG is when teammates go in, while the support is still wandering outside the battlefield. Compared to this, JKL's Cleanse to remove knock-ups, tank towers, and get instantly killed by being hit doesn't seem so difficult to handle.

one more.

JKL often makes mistakes and gives away free kills, yet he's still the king of damage output in the AD position... This is also the reason why Baolan's fans have turned against him.

They were a small group that once banded together to fight against Ueno fans.

Now that they've gone their separate ways, all the pent-up resentment from the past has surfaced. As a result, seeing JKL partner with Meiko is completely unacceptable to Lan's mother—

Breaking up is never a very dignified thing to begin with.

How can I accept that my ex-boyfriend/girlfriend is doing better after leaving me?

compare to.

The fans, like pigs rising from their coffins, welcomed JKL to the team with the utmost enthusiasm. As one of the top comments put it: "JKL is here! EDG is saved! Waaah..."

Under the official Weibo post, pig offal (a derogatory term for pigs) burst into tears.

In short.

After a dark year, they finally saw the light at the end of the tunnel, shouting the slogan of dominating the bottom lane before even playing a single game.

EDG is thrilled...

Abu still wants to show off.

Just as the cast list was released, he rushed to Lao Yue's OB (a popular online figure) to go on mic and talked at length about how difficult things had been for him. He even choked up when he got a role, saying that the time he couldn't get his order through a flash sale had hurt him a lot...

I came across this comment.

Iboy's fans are feeling bad, and IG fans are even more upset.

After all, going back on one's word is already embarrassing enough, so why make the same mistake twice?
~~~
The hashtag #Mole# trended on social media.

Suppressing her anger, Su Xiaoluo called FPX manager Li Chun and questioned him: "Are you playing me?"

It's worth noting that Li Chun is a former designer and head of esports events for Riot Games in China; otherwise, Su Xiaoluo wouldn't have agreed so readily.

after all…

As a rare social elite in the industry, Li Chun should befriend him.

Li Chun's voice came through the receiver: "President Su, what makes you say that?"

"You're telling me your team needs an AD carry..."

The opposing team interrupted, saying, "We are missing an AD, but we didn't say it was JKL..." At this moment, FPX also announced their roster: top laner Ray and AD carry Iboy: "I think Iboy is more suitable for FPX."

Su Xiaoluo was stunned.

For a moment, he was disgusted by the shamelessness of the person on the other end.

Several seconds passed before Su Xiaoluo said in a low voice, "In the end, isn't it just a scam? If I were willing to trade with EDG, why would you be the middleman?"

"Don't put it so harshly."

Li Chun didn't seem smug: "If you were in my position, you would have agreed too."

Seeing that the other party had gained the upper hand but still put on a helpless face, Su Xiaoluo's anger intensified: "Fine, impressive. Don't ever fall into my hands again."

Li Chun: ……

"You transferred normally, I didn't even need to handle it..."

Having her dark thoughts exposed, Su Xiaoluo hung up the phone with a cold face.

After a moment's thought, he realized that the public opinion was very unfavorable to him this time.

Let's put aside the fans' mentality for now.

Even Xiao Wang, upon learning that JKL had gone to EDG, criticized his transfer as being like a maggot…

Driven by curiosity, more and more details were confirmed by third parties. Experts compiled information from multiple sources and determined that the deal was driven by EDG, FPX, and Top Esports.

Among them, EDG paid the most to acquire JKL, while FPX relied on a bargain and paid the least, managing to assemble Ray + Iboy + QiYa as their top, bottom, and support duo, along with Doinb as their second roaming mid laner and XinYi and Tian as their junglers. They can be considered a model of middlemen.

After all, assembling this kind of team normally would cost at least 4 million, but under Li Chun's management, FPX only spent a little over 2 million to assemble a team with a top-6 roster on paper...

After this incident, Li Chun's reputation spread, and some people called him a "pragmatic manager" whose main business was making money from the price difference.

Even Guo Hao, in his post-match analysis, felt that the opponent's actions were impressive.

Although it is said to be a three-party entrustment, the specific transaction parties are limited to one side only.

In other words, FPX capitalized on Top Esports' need for a support player and EDG's need for a top-tier bot laner, managing to satisfy both their requirements while securing a playoff-caliber roster.

He said that the other side was willing to let Lwx out, and it turns out that it involved such a wide range of people, and in the end, BLG and SN were also dragged into it.

Originally, during the initial communication, they only asked for the price difference for the support role to be covered, since Killua's contract was terrible. Back then, RW was fooled by YM's reputation for producing high-quality products and bought a Killua who could only protect and was terrible at initiating team fights.

Therefore, Top Esports also suffered a loss in the trade with FPX. Not only did they sell their rookie at a low price, but they also took over Qiqi's bad contract and gave it to FPX.

of course.

As details were revealed, Li Chun also became somewhat unsettled.

After all, during this process, he discovered that EDG wasn't so easily fooled; they managed to recover some health thanks to elk and lwx, unlike what Abu claimed, where they were suffocating because of the bot lane.

Abu tricked Li Chun with the reverse egg theory, making Li Chun believe that EDG wanted Lwx as a backup plan. In other words, if IG didn't release JKL, they could offer Ray or Iboy, but they would require Lwx to pay an additional transfer fee of several million.

The most arrogant thing is.

Abu had also used the same excuse with Guo Hao, saying he was afraid Hope wouldn't be able to handle the pressure, so he signed Elk as a rotation player...

Anyway...

Because EDG has always been known for prioritizing the mid and bot lanes while neglecting the top lane, neither side had any doubts about EDG's strategy.

When they settled accounts with BLG, oh dear, EDG got ELK for free, but then demanded two million from BLG. They're not exactly ethical businesses.

Bin must be mentioned here.

The idea of ​​buying elk was Bin's suggestion. As for why BLG adopted it, it's because Jinjiao is getting old, and they needed to cultivate a new AD carry...

I'm browsing through information I've compiled online.

Guo Hao suddenly had a sense of déjà vu; in all the multi-party transactions, he was the one who had thought the least. Especially after learning that BLG's Taiwanese management had launched a "youth storm" campaign, he wondered if he had unintentionally stumbled upon a positive outcome.

After all, each team has a different judgment on value.

Top Esports doesn't value ELK, not because they think ELK is bad, but because Qin Hao gave ELK a rating during a show recording, saying that his aggressive intentions were too obvious and he could improve his 'acting skills' a bit.

one more.

Top Esports' goal for the Spring Split is simply to make the playoffs and secure at least a few points; they won't be too stressed.

and so…

Rather than staying at Top Esports, spending countless years on the bench and waiting two years for a chance to take over, it would be better to send them to EDG. After all, EDG is known for its emphasis on the bot lane, making it the best place for them to develop their skills.

I never expected such good intentions...

The outcome was even better than expected.

After all, Jinjiao only has experience now, and the difficulty of taking over is the lowest among these options. Moreover, BLG will definitely not let elk practice solo play, which can give full play to the advantages of young people's quick reactions.

Amidst the hustle and bustle.

Stone is waiting for the netizens' passion to subside a little, because he also has a big move up his sleeve.

The next day.

The hashtag accusing Su Xiaoluo of being a traitor is still trending, and a few teams, including Weibo, that held back until the very end have released their rosters.

When Xiaohu's ID appeared in the top lane, not only did the Royal Never Give Up fans not understand it, but even the haters couldn't hold back.

"T~~Top Tiger?"

"Brother Hao's first appearance on 'Beyond the Horizon' Top, and you're going to copy this?" "Really? Is the placement wrong?"

"I'm just curious how they escaped from RNG? They were just bragging, so what? They weren't stuck?"

"If the elderly father can retire unscathed, so can the son!"

"Qing Shen: This child resembles me."

"That's hilarious. They got criticized for holding back the contract for so long, and in the end, they still couldn't get it working. If they knew this would happen, why did they hold back the contract in the first place?"

"They've definitely been sanctioned. Did they really think Fujii was just sitting around doing nothing?"

"Ten years of imperial writings, I came uninvited."

"From now on, I'll be a fan of the team on Weibo."

"Stones hurry on their journey, you are my butterfly!"

"..."

The official roster announced by the Weibo team attracted many Royal Never Give Up fans who were hurt by the contract teams.

At this point, the RNG fandom has completed its selection process. Some fans consider Xiaohu the legitimate successor and rely on Weibo, while others ignore the negative rumors and continue to support RNG.

Also.

Because RNG angered Fujii.

Riot Games hired several influential figures to leak the details of the transfer.

— I only did it out of necessity.

Uzi thought Xiaohu was still around, so he chose to renew his contract for another year.

—OMG's mid and top laners were brought into RNG as a package deal, and Icon was sold by the manager.

For a while.

The hashtag #LittleTigerSeveresArmToSurvive# stormed onto the charts, reigniting the anger that had subsided among netizens.

Since such details weren't revealed, viewers assumed Xiaohu was simply tired of the mid lane. Many netizens even joked that he was imitating Anbixin, knowing that the mid lane was a sure way to get caught, so he simply went to the top lane to avoid it.

But will that happen...?

Aside from intensifying the use of jokes about Qing Yi'er and believing that Xiao Hu is most similar to Qing Shen, the rest of the public opinion mainly focuses on the fact that the Weibo boss has the courage to lend a helping hand, and why Bai Xing is a virgin.

There are also details to support this.

Those who still have memories recall the mysterious attention and likes from a few weeks ago.

"So Qing Shen already knew that Xiao Hu had transferred."

"I knew I was wondering why he was liking other people's Weibo posts for no reason."

"Taking in heartbroken fans of the Emperor is no problem!"

"Tiger, go to the top road and learn a lot from Top Qing."

"My top laner, even GimGoon said he's great."

"Not only that, Big Wolf also said that his top lane is not as good as Qing's."

"Do you understand the value of Top Qing leading four masters and still managing to secure a kill?"

"If the difference between the two carries wasn't too great, then it's not necessarily true."

"Don't make unfounded accusations. Chen Chichi is called a master, but in a real fight he's at most a diamond-level player, and even then, a mediocre diamond-level player."

"Diamonds? Gold."

"Gold? Bronze."

"..."

With RNG shifting their focus, Su Xiaoluo suddenly seemed less innocent.

The list was released two days ago.

Many netizens discussed combat strength.

To this end, Miller also created a show, learning from "Beyond" and creating a new season ranking system.

In a video that is less than 40 minutes long.

Miller, Cat, and Guan Zeyuan believe that Incheon Guanya and JDG deserve an S rating, respectively. Guan Zeyuan's reason is that after watching the broadcast, he feels that the newly arrived Griffin substitute jungler Kanavi is the final piece of the JDG puzzle.

"I think GaoGao is definitely a top-five mid laner, right? He might not be that carry-oriented, and his champion pool has some limitations, but compared to other teams, he's the kind of mid laner who can better support the jungle..."

Add to that our three-time champion AD carry, last year's third-team All-NBA support Greenmao, and Duke's top laner Zoom, and with this lineup, we definitely need a very aggressive jungler, trust me—”

Guan Zeyuan famously pounded his chest and pointed forward: "JDG will at least finish in the top four this season. If they gel well, they feel like they'll replace RNG at the World Championship."

"You haven't even played the Spring Split yet, and you're already thinking about the World Championship?" Cat couldn't hold back.

"To be honest, when I heard that Smlz would be absent from the Spring Split and that IG would need to integrate their new AD carry, I was optimistic that JD could compete for the top spot..."

Miller, Cat: ...

Good guy.

I'm JD, and I'm gushing out my keyboard. After all, last year's performance was clearly not worth the investment. There's no reason why bringing in a new jungler would elevate the team to a whole new level, right?

Cat gave JD an A, but Guan Zeyuan gave it a limited edition S+.

"You do not know?"

Guan Zeyuan was surprised.

"what?"

“A while ago, Mycroft was a guest on the radio and talked about Griffin’s Summer Finals. He bluntly said that the reason for the loss was that Griffin’s coaching staff lacked courage. They should have taken Sword and Cuzz off the court and brought in Dolan and Kane.”

At this point, Guan Zeyuan boldly predicted: "I trust Brother Mai's judgment. He even said he's better at watching movies than Cuzz, so it must be Xiao Dai..."

Cat and Miller thought Guan Zeyuan was just creating a show effect and that he was talking nonsense. After all, there are too many cases of newcomers being badly lectured by veterans; no matter how talented someone is, it takes time to realize their potential.

After the video was released.

Many comments from Zeyuan regarding the nozzle were not understood, but apart from JDG causing controversy, the other ratings were generally in line with netizens' guesses, and it was generally agreed that RNG was B and not qualified to compete for the top four.

This is reflected in the RNG super topic, where many long-time fans broke down and angrily cursed Bai Xing for ruining the team.

First, they failed to contain Xiaohu; second, they didn't spend money to strengthen their team, instead bringing in mediocre talent from OMG; and third, they screwed over Uzi.

This transfer window…

Uzi really garnered a lot of sympathy.

Bai Xing's main strategy was exactly the same as Taihou's: exploiting information asymmetry and taking advantage of Uzi's desire for compensation to complete the contract renewal.

Although Uzi has had his moments of fame, he still has some conscience. He knew that his performance against G2 was mediocre, and his insistence on farming in the late game without being able to deal with the front line caused some complaints from the team.

He didn't complain, and even after the broadcast started, he didn't really want to talk about Icon or sunset; his silence was golden.

Because Uzi didn't reveal his identity, fans found Bai Xing even more hateful.

If it weren't for Bai Xing's messing around, Uzi would have been much better off going to EDG, BLG, or SN. Their chances of making it to the World Championship would definitely be better than staying on this lousy ship.

Before smlz went to the training camp, he said to Qin Hao, "...Icon was complaining to me a few days ago, but now he's optimistic again."

Icon was also one of those who got scammed.

He didn't earn much money playing for OMG. He finally got his passion ignited during the off-season when smlz won the championship, thinking he could be great again with 59 billion, but then the manager packaged him up and sold him.

Partnering with Uzi…

He was also weak...

After all, we didn't have much contact, and the fans were crazy. I always felt that if I went there, I would go to jail and be surrounded by negative public opinion. But after trying to work together for a few days, I found that I had a strong bot laner, and it felt pretty good. At least if I made a mistake, someone would cover for me.

Has Uzi truly matured?

As always, Xx remained silent.

smlz: "I thought he would explode and start criticizing Shirahoshi during his stream, but it turned out to be okay."

"Losing to Game 2 is too painful..."

Qin Hao expressed his feelings with a sense of emotion.

That night, he genuinely felt that someone didn't deserve to win. Fortunately, time had a stronger healing effect than penicillin. Seeing the chaos in Uzi's live stream, he actually shut up, which made Qin Hao quite impressed.

People really do change.

Before becoming the team leader, he only needed to focus on being himself. As his position rose and he became more prominent, it was difficult for him not to be influenced.

He's not interested in being number one all year.

But with so many eager eyes watching him, he couldn't, and wouldn't, extinguish the netizens' passion...

He must rise before he steps down.

~~~
half a month later.

The first stage of the Demacia Cup has ended, and the rest will be held in June.

During this period, Qin Hao consistently held the top spot for the year... After numerous arguments and attempts to steal votes, by the end of the event, his vote count had reached 150 million.

The night of celebration.

Qin Hao put on a suit and, like celebrities, signed his name on the backdrop at the end of the red carpet. He didn't know what Tencent and Weibo had discussed, but in any case, he received the award he deserved.

He did not disappoint his supporters.

On that star-studded night, he did not show any weakness, nor did he affect the fan community's positive perception of the Chinese entertainment industry.

How confident are you of defending your title?

on the stage.

Qin Hao, who is not affiliated with the Chinese entertainment industry, confidently stated while holding the Most Popular Actor award, "95%..."

What about the remaining 5%?

"Give me some more time, I'm still practicing."

"..."

(End of this chapter)