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Chapter 437 A Joyful Homecoming! A Frenzy of Free-for-All!
Aside from the Asian Games gold medal, just considering the honors from Riot Games' official tournaments, Wang Yao is currently the only person worldwide to have achieved this feat.

Lee Sang-hyeok never achieved this, because since Season 7, the LCK region has never succeeded against LPL teams in the Rift Rivals.

After all, Lee Sang-hyeok's accolades list is missing the Intercontinental Championship!

Of course, this honor isn't particularly prestigious, since it's a team competition, but it's still an honor nonetheless.

If Wang Yao wins the S-series championship, the other four members of Wang Yao's team will become true Grand Slam champions!

And this achievement was accomplished within a year!

Their own efforts are certainly important, but an even more important reason is that they are in a good team and have a good core player.

Despite being the youngest, Wang Yao is highly regarded by everyone in his team.

If you want to be the boss, then you have to have the ability to lead your underlings to enjoy the spoils!
Wang Yao has the ability to lead his teammates to victory, which is why his teammates admire him so much.

"Haha! Everyone did a great job!"

Abu's smile never stopped; Wang Yao's team had already achieved its annual goal long ago.

This year has exceeded his expectations!
After successfully signing Wang Yao at the beginning of the year, Abu's initial idea was to continue dominating the domestic scene.

Achieving success in domestic competitions and then helping Mr. Zhu, the owner of AIDE, to generate good revenue is all that matters.

As for the results of the World Championship, reaching the semi-finals would be considered a success.

For large domestic companies that view esports clubs as a form of advertising investment or real estate operation, maintaining stable performance in domestic competitions is of utmost importance.

As long as we can reliably secure one World Championship ticket each year, the investment will have been worthwhile.

As for the breakthroughs achieved in the subsequent World Championship, those were merely secondary.

It's a pity to have good results, but winning the championship would be a great surprise. It doesn't matter if you can't achieve good results.

As long as the performance of the domestic league remains stable, it will be enough to get a share of the huge traffic pie in the e-sports circle.

The outstanding results led Wang Yao to grant Abu more operating funds, allowing him to assemble an even better roster.

He could even leave a considerable amount into his personal pocket, so why not?

Maokai didn't say much.

If he had any worries before, after the second game, he had absolutely no concerns left.

Wang Yao completely overwhelmed G2 in overall skill, and his understanding of the game was no less than G2's.

With both factors combined, G2 has absolutely no chance of winning.

League of Legends can also be seen as a winner-takes-all game, where the weak are wrong no matter what choices they make.

G2 has no room for adjustment left.

Even if Wunder is the best top laner in Europe, it won't be easy for him to break through Flandre's defense.

Even TheShy, widely recognized as the strongest top laner in the LPL right now, would find it difficult to gain an advantage against Flandre.

Going all-in on the bot lane? If G2's bot lane is this strong, going in on the offensive is practically suicide!

In a mid-jungle matchup, Jankos held his own against Tian, ​​but Perkz struggled against Wang Yao.

Playing the mid-jungle duo is their least likely way to win.

The map design of League of Legends makes it easy for the side lanes to be targeted by the mid and jungle.

Even if they manage to gain a certain advantage by competing on the side lanes, they still can't hold onto that advantage if their mid and jungle can't compete.

In other words, G2 will make the wrong choice no matter what they do, because they are weak and they can't win!

However, as a coach, it is still necessary to remain absolutely calm and remind the coach, "Although we won the two games easily, we still cannot let our guard down. Let's take the third game steadily!" "This way, we won't expose too much of our strength and we can also hide some things for the finals."

"Good grief! If this gets out, won't our fans think we're being pretentious? We're already in the semifinals, and we're still trying to hide something?"

Saint Gun laughed loudly.

Anyone who hears this would find it outrageous.

They're in the semifinals, just one step away from the finals, and they're still hiding their tactics!
It was a complete and utter domination.

G2's players didn't seem to mind anything; defeating RNG and advancing to the semifinals was already the best result in their club's history.

Facing such a formidable opponent as Wang Yao, it's normal to be eliminated in the semifinals.

We were outmatched in skill; it wasn't a fault of our fighting ability!
So they remained calm throughout, with Perkz even joking and laughing with his teammates, saying, "Just you wait and see, I'll definitely solo kill Kshine in the third game!"

"Hey Luca! Solo kill Kshine? I think it's better to bet on whether you'll get solo killed by Kshine again."

Jankos showed no respect for his partner and turned around to make fun of him.

"Isn't it normal for Luca to get solo killed by Kshine?" Wunder joked.

perkz was furious, but there was nothing he could say in response.

Both sides returned to the top of the stage, and this time Wang Yao once again joined the blue team!

"Welcome back to the live broadcast. Next up is the third match of the semifinals between Wang Yao and G2."

"Wang Yao, who has two match points, will never give up the victory. I have a feeling that G2 will play very aggressively in this match."

"It will most likely be like the last game, with both sides engaging in various chaotic battles. The number of kills will definitely be high. Just wait and see!"

Sure enough, you can tell from the lineup selection.

Both G2 and Wang Yao chose a chaotic team composition.

Perkz on the opposing team even picked Yasuo to solo against Wang Yao, while Wang Yao played LeBlanc!
"Hahaha, Perkz sent RNG to their knees with LeBlanc, and today Kshine is going to use LeBlanc to avenge their brother team, right!"

Both sides engaged in a wide-ranging and aggressive battle right from the start!

Whether a match is fast-paced or not can actually be seen from the frequency of hero trades of health online.

The biggest difference between the pace of a match and the pace of ranked games lies in the frequency of trading blows during the laning phase.

When people play ranked games, they're so eager to fight as soon as they meet that only the survivors are allowed to farm minions.

But when playing in a match, they tend to be much more restrained, even focusing on last-hitting minions!

With no changes to the roster online and everyone in good health, it's difficult for the jungler to make any moves.

Why are some junglers who gank recklessly in ranked games considered "jungle kings" by players?

But when it comes to the actual game, all they do is farm jungle camps and rack up WeChat steps in the jungle. Isn't that because they're not used to the pace of the game?
In this game, Wang Yao and G2 traded blows very frequently in lane, which gave both junglers more room to maneuver!

In this rhythm, Xiao Tian is even more at home!

At the 10-minute mark, he helped Wang Yao in the mid lane establish a huge advantage, and Wang Yao had already gotten 4 kills by then.

Too fat!

I built Luden's Echo early on. LeBlanc is a terrifying champion if she gets ahead of the timeline in terms of development.

Because of its strong wave clear ability, strong wave clear ability means that it can go to the side lanes to cause trouble!
Driven by the rhythm of the jungle, Wang Yao established an economic advantage of more than 7000 in just 15 minutes!

In the following minutes.

Wang Yao secured solo kills in all three lanes (top, mid, and bottom), completely sealing the victory!
(End of this chapter)