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

Chapter 778 It's not that I'm strong, it's that he's weak.
Last game I played Azir, sitting in the mid lane and not moving an inch, dominating the enemy by last-hitting minions. This game I played Zoe, pushing the lane from level one and ganking bot whenever I had the chance.

"Caps is pinning the signal... This line can't be used on the next path."

"Janoks is moving a little slowly, is he in time?"

"..."

bass.

Varus shot Pyke with an arrow, reducing Pyke's health to a quarter.

Under the tower, Perkz placed a ward through the wall, revealing the location of the Prince. Seeing the minion wave approaching and about to be dove, the Taliyah, whose condition was not good, chose to use her Taunt to save him.

"Withdraw, wait for the next wave."

See this TP.

Qin Hao directed the retreat, since there was always a lane available in the mid lane, and they could gank again in the next wave; there was no need to go all out. After all, if the focus fire was misplaced this time, whoever tanked the tower would be instantly killed, and no one could withstand the burst damage of Stonehenge + Rock Smash + Push Ball.

"Wow~~ We can't let the other side pass!"

The European commentator was in a hurry.

From a god's-eye view, the trolls have already reached the toad camp. Once they start fighting, there will be localized 4v2 situations. Mikyx and Perkz understand this, and coupled with their incredibly smooth loss in the first game, they are both a bit anxious.

in this way.

As soon as Taliyah landed, Pyke used his E to jump over the wall and charge his Q, while Syndra also positioned herself nearby, ignoring the duo in front of the tower. LQS noticed that only Caps was inside the tower and promptly communicated, "Taliyah is out of position."

"You can fight."

Qin Hao didn't expect G2 to ask for a fight, but since they were given the opportunity, he would take it.

Inside the turret, Caps' attention was focused on Pyke's Q. When he realized something was wrong, Leona used E-Flash followed by Q to apply Ignite, and with Varus's Arrow Rain, they brought Taliyah, who already had two-thirds of her health, down to near death.

Then, Taliyah used her W to dash to Leona, and then used her EQ to trigger Phase Rush and pull her into the open.

Leona survived two hits before leaving the tower to chase, still with a third of her health remaining.

Let's look at the side view.

In such a narrow passage, Qin Hao guessed that the opponent would try to hook him, since the prince had a movement skill and it would be difficult to kill him if hooked. So, Qin Hao spread out and stayed close to the wall, using movement as a means of maneuvering to dodge the Bone-Piercing Spike, and then flashed to kill the two of them.

"Dodge!"

Syndra's E missed!

"..."

Caps was frustrated, never expecting to be outmaneuvered in a 3-on-2 situation on the side.

Why?

If I still end up getting taken advantage of, it's like I've been stuck with a white T-shirt!
"Pike flashed and got hit by the bubble."

"Penicillin picked up the pieces, and Perkz had nowhere to run."

"He likes to counter-attack and loves to feed kills!"

Guan Zeyuan is having a blast.

In a 4v4 team fight, they managed to get a 2-for-0 exchange, and Syndra and Pyke didn't have Flash, so they were uncomfortable for the next 5 minutes!

In the replay.

Guan Zeyuan said:
"Nothing would have happened if T had gone down, but Pyke insisted on using E to stay in, and the crucial thing is that the combo was wasted."

"Brother Hao's waist is really good at twisting."

"lqs was too decisive. If he hadn't driven Caps away, things might have turned out very differently."

"..."

The ratio of heads to heads is 2:0.

OG angrily criticized: "It would have been better to engage on Leona than to keep Zoe. What are G2 thinking?!"

Upon seeing a comment criticizing Janoks for arriving too slowly, Ou Gang exclaimed excitedly, "Someone's blaming the jungler? The draft picks Syndra and Pyke are supposed to be flexible, but they ended up like this. I don't even know how this lineup was chosen."

With two AP champions in the mid and bot lanes and a Jax in the top lane needing to farm, it's conceivable that when the fifth pick decided on their champion, G2's coach also realized that the lineup wasn't quite right, so they needed a late-game carry.

Otherwise, there's no reason for the Pyke system to need additional weapons.

question…

If Taliyah doesn't have an advantage, you can't expect Pyke to pull off a lucky draw, right? When he was picked, OG felt that if Pyke's hooks weren't accurate, the game was doomed.

result…

I wasted my time expecting a lucky hook.

Pyke was surrounded and killed within the first four minutes. Without Flash, how can he coordinate with Varus to stay in the game and prevent Varus from taking his turret plating?
A string of clown emojis floated across the screen, and Ou Gang laughed angrily, "If the bottom lane laning phase isn't resolved, then our performance in international matches will remain the same."

"This is our all-star team, making it to the top four is the best we can hope for."

"I think KT is not as good as last year."

"That doesn't make sense. KT's Ucal is also a major weakness. At least the AD position is manageable."

"Where are you hanging out?"

"Just because we can't compete with Top Esports doesn't mean we can't compete with other teams."

There are only three heroes in total.

"Draven can be pulled out even against weak teams, it's not like he hasn't pulled it out before."

"..."

Viewers had a lot of complaints about G2's bot lane.

After watching both games, Top Esports consistently targeted the bot lane without offering any counter-strategies.

Further back.

Qin Hao returned to lane and continued to harass, using Flying Star and basic attacks to reduce Taliyah's health.

About 5 minutes later, GimGoon reported that he had taken the lead in the teleport.

That's it.

The conditions for arresting him have been met again.

After all, Varus's poke was too much for Syndra to handle, forcing her to use her Q to farm some minions, but she couldn't stabilize her health at all. At 7 minutes, the bot lane had two waves of minions stacked, and Zoe's disappearing card applied pressure.

Caps: "I have my ultimate, kill anyone who comes in."

"here we go again!"

"After Taliyah pushed the lane, she headed towards the blue buff area."

Syndra's health is very low, is there a chance to kill her first?

Following his personal habits, Xun made a detour to the toad camp ahead of time to cut off their retreat.

"Even if we trade kills, it's still a win if we push the tower with two waves of minions!"

Miller shouted excitedly.

The European commentator on the other side said hopefully, "We all have point control; if we can create some space, we'll have a chance."

The tower-crossing formation has been formed.

Leona used her W to absorb Syndra's abilities, then used her E to hit Pyke. Mikyx was intentionally baiting her, taking crowd control, and then using his E to disappear into empty space.

I guessed the prince would have to show some emotional intelligence.

Syndra held onto her abilities, waiting for Jarvan IV to plant the flag, and controlled the landing point.

At this time.

A bubble flew out from the side of the wall. Perkz didn't panic after catching it, since Taliyah arrived quickly and his teammates could finish it off.

Snapped.

The troll pushed out a pillar, knocking the Leona away, and the Taliyah Stone Wall blocked the tower.

G2 underestimated Top Esports' determination. As the flag entered the tower, a blue beam of light fell upon it, subtly severing Trundle and Pyke, and surrounding Syndra and Taliyah inside the tower.

"GimGoon! Great tank!"

Syndra was taken down by an arrow, and Taliyah's landing was also quite awkward!

While the turret was attacking Leona, Qin Hao rushed into an open area and used his precise Starfall to reduce Pyke's health.

"Camille... E-wall stuns Trundle, ultimate traps Pyke!"

"Leona stunned Taliyah before dying, and Lwx got the kill!"

The prince tanked the tower, while Varus continued to search for the troll. With Zoe's second Starfall, they wiped out the troll's health bar in one shot.

"Only one was exchanged..."

"It was the support who died."

"This game is going to be tough."

"..."

With a kill score of 6:1, G2 collapsed even faster than in the last game.

At 8 minutes and 34 seconds, Qin Hao pushed the lane and used his RQ combo to hit Taliyah, taking down one-third of her health with just his Starfall and basic attacks.

Because development went very smoothly.

Taliyah is under immense pressure right now. Normally, if he follows the timeline, he can take more than two sets of damage and has room for error. But now, Zoe steals half of his combo and he panics, fearing he'll get killed by her E in the next wave.

If Taliyah is like this, then the bot lane is even worse.

Armor-piercing Varus is all about squeezing out enemy health, and since Pyke poses no threat to Varus, it became a game of positioning and movement.

The time came to 9 minutes and 34 seconds.

The prince came to the bottom lane for the fourth time, helping Varus take the first tower. Afterwards, the bottom lane rotated to the top lane, gaining lane priority and cooperating with the jungler to control the top river and red buff area.

"The view is now illuminated."

"G2's lineup isn't very good at getting into the box."

The voice just fell.

Zoeka used her E on the wall to target the troll who was warding. Janoks did nothing, but was immediately caught by the Chains of Corruption and then taken down by Starfall and Piercing Arrow.

"The damage is too high..."

"Anyone who falls for this trick will die."

"Our top three choices also focus on attrition and personnel reduction."

"Yes, Pyke and Syndra do have some synergy, but it's not hard CC."

"Without an Ice Maiden, there's no one to initiate a team fight."

"..."

The European commentators were still talking about BP.

Given how bad the situation is, there's no point in talking about anything else.

At 13 minutes and 52 seconds, a classic moment occurred in the game.

At this moment, Top Esports summoned the Vanguard to collide with the second tower. Taliyah took the opportunity to swap towers, and then the second tower was destroyed. Qin Hao teleported down to defend, but Taliyah was greedy for plating and did not leave immediately. Afterwards, her Rock Slam was dodged by Warp, and she was grazed by the bubble while moving left and right.

"Caps, he'd risk his life for a coat of plating."

"..."

One burst of damage, and Taliyah is left with almost no health.

After chasing for a few steps, I used Q to pressure his movement, and then used basic attacks to clear out his remaining health.

With Taliyah dead, one less person to block the lane and cut off the lane, the four-man team seized the opportunity to push high ground. Then, Camille flashed into Syndra with EE, and Perkz only had time to type RE before being focused down and killed by Top Esports.

"send."

"We can't outmaneuver them in operations, and we can't win fights."

"Don't brag about the 'all-star class' anymore, it's embarrassing."

"..."

3 minute later.

Top Esports used Camille's multiple teleports to create pressure and break through the high ground.

At 21 minutes and 57 seconds, G2 was fighting desperately for their front teeth.

Ultimately, thanks to Varus and Zoe's lucky draws, and Jarvan IV's ultimate to initiate, Top Esports managed to defeat G2 ACE at the fountain, trading 2 for 5!

Qin Hao got a double kill, lwx also got a double kill, and another person was burned to death by lqs's ignition.

"2-0 lead! lwx is leading by more than 4K again in his matchup."

"They played for too long and lost their morale! G2 lost all rhythm."

“Cvmax这个BO5就很明确，就是欺负你下路2v2打不过，3v3、4v4更打不过。”

……

In the third game, Top Esports banned Xayah and picked Karma and Caitlyn, while facing off against G2's Ezreal and Alistar.

If you only look at the laning phase, the bot lane will be in jail again.

Ou Gang: "The base was already smoking as soon as it was selected."

O'Gang: "Destroy it."

audience:……

The G2 players were completely stunned.

Eimy, far away in Shanghai, found it a bit funny to see Janoks being punished like this by Xun. After all, both are junglers, but Xun's approach in these games was indeed simple and brutal, completely ignoring Janoks's planning.

Janoks needs to avoid mistakes in lane to unleash his full potential; he's not particularly good at helping the losing lane stabilize the game.

Loading phase.

The lineups for both sides are as follows:

Top Esports (Blue) - Top lane Kennen, Jungle Nocturne, Mid lane Orianna, Bot lane Caitlyn (Cleanse) paired with Karma (Heal)
G2 (Red) - Top: Gangplank, Jungle: Olaf, Mid: LeBlanc (Ignite), Bot: Ezreal (Teleport) + Alistar (Exhaust)
in this way.

The third game replicates the content of the first two games.

The same level 1 and 2 trades resulted in lane priority, the same warding and ganking. But Janoks was only passively defending, and Xun wasn't attacking. The bot lane was still snowballing, just a bit slower.

Topsports' mentality is definitely up to par.

Xiaoyou won't deliberately go out of her way.

Backstage.

Seeing the female police officer take 3 stacks and switch to top, Wunder was suppressed in development again, and Cvmax knew that this game was over.

Finally, the time was 31 minutes and 11 seconds. Caps ignited LeBlanc in a desperate situation, but failed to gain any advantage in the laning phase. During the lane transition, Qin Hao even pulled ahead by 80 CS.

The interview took place.

When asked about dominating the opposing bot lane in three games, lwx recalled Perkz's comment, "AD is simple," and deliberately tried to sabotage the conversation by saying, "It's not that I'm strong, it's that he's too bad."

audience:!!!
As soon as these words came out.

The barrage exploded directly.

After all, many players, no matter how low they think of their opponents, will still give them some face verbally, but Lwx doesn't tolerate A-P's behavior.

Although the captain felt that Ah P was quite different in private, being very polite but showing a smug attitude when winning and acting like nothing happened when losing...

lwx does not accept this.

His view on esports is that it should be met with criticism and not used as an excuse to be silly.

Amidst the whistles of the crowd, the host, never one to shy away from drama, asked: "When Perkz won the Spring Championship with his team, he said the AD position was very easy. What's your opinion on that?"

"Eggs also come in large and small sizes."

"He thinks it's simple because he agrees with the idea of ​​riding the wave of the situation. If he were even a little more ambitious, he wouldn't keep getting his plating stolen."

Explode, explode, explode!

Studio.

Upon hearing this, Ou Gang was first angered, then helpless. As a professional player, he disliked Lwx's arrogant attitude, but…

Perkz is indeed a bit of a drag on the team, and he is indeed making some boastful claims.

Now that I'm being attacked, what can I do if I don't admit defeat and retaliate? I don't have the ability to fight back.

The influence of MSI is unmatched by regional leagues like LEC.

Within half a day of the interview with Ruiping Caibi, the world knew that a Chinese AD thought Perkz was too bad and that his positional switch was a complete failure.

In this regard.

European viewers were naturally upset, as no one likes to see their region's star player humiliated like that. However, from a global perspective, the opinion on Twitter was not one-sided.

Because of the group interview.

lwx explained the situation.

He said that as a professional AD carry, he disliked Perkz's attitude towards the AD carry position.

Furthermore, Lwx was eager to prove the importance of AD carries against Perkz before the match. His harsh words after a 3-0 score were also to be based on evidence, unlike Perkz's trash talk.

In response to this answer.

Different opinions naturally exist online.

European observers believe that lwx is petty, tasteless, and disrespectful for verbally abusing people in front of the audience.

Conversely, the argument for siding with Lwx is that being bad at the game is the original sin.

It's unreasonable that Perkz saying AD is simple is just a joke to Uzi, without any intention of insulting him, while Lwx pointing out the reasons for G2's three losses and saying some blunt truths is considered disrespectful.

"I support Lwx. He has achieved some success as a mid laner but not much as an AD carry. Why is he so frivolous?"

"It doesn't matter whether it's right or wrong, just don't apply double standards. Don't think that G2 causing trouble is just making trouble, but when Lwx causes trouble, it's considered an insult to the nation."

"Criticizing the food is a bit too much."

"If this kind of person isn't stripped of his citizenship, he'll ruin the image of all Chinese people."

"What's wrong with that? Can Lwx represent the country? And it's 3-0, how can you say he's bad? This isn't a 3-2 full-blown game where you can't win a single game, it's always the bot lane dominating."

"During the match, everyone was laughing at G2's bot lane for being bad. So, if the chat can say that, why can't Lwx?"

"Professional gamers are semi-public figures, but the general public aren't!"

"Get lost. As a public figure, has Perkz never made any trash talk? If you can't handle it, just say so. Why all the fuss?"

"All I know is that the one who starts the fight is the one who's cheap."

"Did you read the interview carefully? His tone was clearly joking, and he didn't say he was awesome. What, didn't your nine years of compulsory education teach you to analyze a person's motivation based on context? If we're talking about being offensive, lwx is definitely more offensive."

"666, pointing out the facts is going too far."

"So, if lwx feels offended, responding with a couple of sentences makes him entirely responsible? Can't we be more tolerant of our own people?"

"..."

The hashtag #lwx is mean# trended on social media, attracting a bunch of self-reflective netizens.

This also proves that gamers are more understanding of LWX, while about 8% of non-gamers say that LWX disrespects foreign friends and damages the country's image.

after all…

Some people who don't play games like to fuss over things outside of the game.

……

This afternoon.

While netizens were still debating whether "It's not that I'm good, it's that he's bad" was objective, a prominent online figure published a lengthy article addressing the LWX phenomenon, stating:

"Today was a very infuriating day because I witnessed something disgusting..."

They immediately labeled Lwx as disgusting.

Then, using euphemisms, they ignored the fact that G2 has been trash-talking and constantly arguing with people on Twitter, and concluded that lwx set a very bad precedent.

"...When the club plays abroad, it represents more than just your personal image. If you don't even have this sense of the bigger picture, how will you get your visa?"

Why do Chinese people have such a poor image? Why do some people prefer to say they are Japanese or Korean when traveling abroad, rather than say they are from China?

Such shameful behavior stems from a group of uncivilized people who have offended the locals…

At last.

This patriotic influencer lamented: "To be so smug about one's lack of manners in front of so many people, isn't that a bad influence?"
I'm heartbroken and want to know what's wrong with young people these days.

The whole story is so clear, why are people still trying to whitewash it, saying it's "making a mountain out of a molehill"? Is this making a mountain out of a molehill? This is distinguishing right from wrong!

The post was immediately liked by Hu Qiqiang, after all, they're from the same circle and both are old-timers in upholding justice.

"top!"

"Young people these days really don't take things seriously and lack a sense of awe."

"Support patriotic Feng!"

"The teacher is absolutely right. Some people can't control their mouths and legs once they go abroad. I'm ashamed to be associated with them."

"I feel ashamed for them for cutting in line and spitting everywhere."

Unfortunately.

Young people these days are not easy to fool, let alone coax.

Many people couldn't help but laugh when they saw this Weibo post.

"Teacher Feng is still as humorous as ever."

"He probably hasn't watched any CS:GO matches. He dares to stand up and shout even after winning a small round."

"Compared to the Roaring Celestial, LWX is holding back."

"This isn't just making a mountain out of a molehill, it's textbook-level, okay?"

"I don't think Perkz said he felt offended. Why don't you let the person involved speak for themselves?"

"Even if it was a bit arrogant and excessive, the other party apologized in the group interview. Teachers always emphasize punishing past mistakes to prevent future ones, so why can't they tolerate this?"

"Pay more attention to your prostate and less attention to young people."

"..."

Teacher Feng will delete any negative comments.

A few days later, all the teasing comments disappeared, leaving only those who were calling for his death. Anyone who didn't know better would think that lwx had committed a crime and fled.

but…

Even if the case is forcibly defined in a way that does not tolerate other voices or questions, the fist has not come out to determine responsibility. After all, as young netizens said: even if it is a little excessive, so what?

Riot Games wants viewership and ratings. What does the controversy have to do with them? As long as it's not a boosting service and they haven't violated any rules, they should just do what they're supposed to do.

However, it did cause controversy.

lwx's enthusiasm for defeating G2 has waned.

Because his point was that it was unreasonable to be so frivolous, netizens focused on the comment "he's bad".

He doesn't understand.

What's there to analyze about this? Wasn't his original intention that the AD position is irreplaceable? It can't be summarized by the so-called "egg" (referring to a person's character or integrity)? Instead, he's talking about character all the time.

He was completely stunned when he saw the trending topic, and he was utterly speechless.

"...We should still be careful not to use such absolute terms."

Guo Hao knew that lwx was a little upset, and advised him: "You may think that this is nothing, just responding remotely. A thousand people will have a thousand different thoughts about the same thing. You can't control what others think or what they might speculate about. What you can do is try not to give others any room for speculation."

"In this respect, you should learn from LQS and Qin Hao. It's never a bad thing to be careful on stage."

lwx sighed, "It's my fault, I just blurted it out." Guo Haoxin had observed lwx for a long time and knew he was a bit thoughtless; when he was unhappy, he would retaliate in a disgusting way.

In a blink of an eye.

Top Esports advanced with 3 wins, while G2 and SKT, both with 2 wins, will face each other.

Just when European netizens were starting to lose hope, G2 completely dominated SKT 3-1. The reason for using the word "dominated" is because SKT's performance was somewhat aimless, while G2 played in a very academic style.

"G2 is awesome!"

"We Europeans can play games with this kind of strategic execution now!"

"From laning to team fights, they are better than SKT."

"It turns out G2 isn't weak, it's just that Top Esports is too strong."

"This is what you call a strict hierarchy. Both were swept 3-0, but G2 managed to crush SKT 3-1."

"The problem is still that there are no crowns."

"We are!! The Second Division!"

"..."

The joy of defeating SKT overshadowed the impact of "his skill level".

A week later.

Top Esports and G2 will meet in the finals, but G2 still can't beat the bottom half of the bracket.

It can be said that G2 was able to beat SKT because Caps and Janoks performed better than Faker and Clid, and Perkz didn't get the chance to be picked up by the captain.

This also proves that you still need skill to beat Perkz, since Perkz can take advantage of the situation.

and so…

Witnessing Top Esports lift the MSI championship trophy, European and American audiences could only admit that Lwx was talented but lacked sportsmanship, and his skills were undeniable…

With these gains in mind, Topsports set off to return to China.

(End of this chapter)