LOL: The No. 1 Succubus in the eSports Circle

Chapter 22: Adding points! Master the proficiency of the hero of the enchantress!
10 month 7 day.

The night has already completely enveloped the land of China. In one hour, the last day of the National Day holiday will be over.

For ordinary office workers, some may return to the company or factory to work overtime on the 4th or 5th, but most of them can rest normally at night.

But for e-sports players, now is a good time to train hard and strive to gain points!
On the day of the tryout, Cui Ze only stayed in Shanghai for one afternoon and flew back to Beijing that evening. V5 reimbursed the round-trip airfare the next day, which was quite efficient.

From the afternoon of October 10, Cui Ze, who had only stopped broadcasting for one day, resumed his daily live broadcast to increase his points. He still played until at least three or four in the morning every day, and his points increased very quickly.

During this period, Cui Ze even took half a day off to go to Yenching University to take the Korean language proficiency TOPIK II level test.

It takes a month to get the test results, and even longer to issue the certificate. Cui Ze was originally worried that he would not be recognized by Shiquan Company and that the temporary translation job would slip away from his hands.

But after a video call with the executive whom Chen Yu called himself a "friend", Cui Ze realized that he was worrying too much.

If the Shiquan Company wants to recruit a serious translator from outside the circle, various professional assessments will definitely be required, and the corresponding language proficiency certificates must also meet the requirements.

But Cui Ze is a professional player, and a very handsome and photogenic one at that.

The job of this temporary translator is to help several LPL hosts interview LCK players by standing by and providing timely translation. This requires being on camera, which Cui Ze perfectly meets.

As for translation ability, the vast majority of professional e-sports players are low-educated internet-addicted teenagers. It is conceivable how shallow their language and literature skills are. It is basically impossible for them to say something obscure and difficult to translate.

For example, the last sentence of the "ShowMaker Bible" which was regarded as a classic by the LPL region in the original time and space was translated by the LPL as "It is our duty to rebuild the glory of LCK". After being translated by Google Translator, it becomes like this:
"We have to win this game and keep our position in LCK. I think we need to take it back!"

Of course, although Xu Xiu's education level is not high, perhaps he was influenced by the culture of his highly educated family. His entire speech is actually a bit ancient, so the proper translation should be like this:

"We must win this event, and then the LCK will regain its position. I think we should do this!"

The first part of this sentence is very good, but the last part, "I think we should do this," is a bit disappointing.

If Xu Xiu had a high enough level of education, he could actually find the corresponding Chinese words for "recast", "glory" and "duty" from the Korean vocabulary. However, that would require at least the top students majoring in Chinese at several major Korean universities to do so, and it wouldn't be that demanding for a young e-sports player.

Therefore, after assessing Choi Taek's basic Korean language skills and his mastery of professional e-sports vocabulary during a video call, the executive of Shiquan Company recognized him.

According to the agreed working time, Choi Taek should report to Busan, South Korea at the latest before 10:9 on October 18, which is the day before the S8 World Finals - group stage.

In fact, Cui Ze had already packed his luggage today and was ready to fly to Busan tomorrow morning.

So I have to go to bed early tonight.

But before that, he has to stand guard for the last time. His Korean server victory points have already put one foot in the door of [The Strongest King].

If you win this game now, you just need to wait for the settlement at 24 o'clock and you can officially become one of the strongest kings in the Korean server.

If I lose this game, I may continue to stay in the Grandmaster division. If I am busy with my part-time translation work during the World Championship, I will have to wait until I return to China to have enough time to continue to rank up.

"OK, brothers and sisters in the live broadcast room, there are a total of four professional players on both sides of our team in this game, and the top laner on the opposite side is the S5 Finals champion FMVP, commonly known as Marin! Watch out, I will find an opportunity to kill him alone in this game!"

Fortunately, in the ranking match before going to South Korea, he met Marin player who needed to be killed alone as part of the stamp collecting task.

[Collect 5 single kills on MSI and S-League FMVP players (4/5) | Task requirements: ① Korean server Master or above ranking or professional arena, ② Each player is counted only once | Task difficulty: ☆☆☆☆ | Task reward: Designate any hero proficiency of MSI and S-League FMVP players - Mastery. 】

In the previous six days of ranking, Cui Ze completed the progress of single-killing three FMVP players of international competitions: Uzi, Ruler, and Mata. Including Clearlove who initially triggered the task, there are a total of 4 players.

If you can kill Marin once in this game, you can complete the mission and receive the reward!
In this game, Drizzle is on the red side, with Fiora on top, Taliyah on the jungle, Talon on the mid lane, Syndra + support Titan on the bottom lane, a pure Rank tightrope walking lineup. On the blue side, where Marin is, there is a single Irelia, Xin Zhao on the jungle, Tsar on the mid lane, Lucian + support Braum on the bottom lane, with a front row, a charge, a station, and protection.

"Alas, this lineup was selected purely based on individual strength. I don't know how to win after seeing it." After looking at the lineups of both sides, Cui Ze complained weakly about Uzi's Bible, and the barrage was full of [bold] [Big bold].

After saying this, the game officially loaded and ten heroes entered the Summoner's Rift at the same time. Cui Ze also put on his headphones and quickly entered the Rank state, pointing out various signals on the map to command his teammates' first-level positions.

"It doesn't matter. As long as we gain an advantage in the early game, the male knife and the rock bird can roam and catch every enemy accurately, and it's still easy to win. OK, this is the last game of the Korean server high-score ranking during the National Day holiday. Will I be promoted to the King or continue to sink to the Grandmaster? Let's wait and see!"

I have to say that although Cui Ze's lineup is a bit abstract and there is no hard control except Titan, it really looks like that after they start laning.

Fiora in the top lane was not at a disadvantage against Marin's Irelia. Lucian in the bottom lane had poor positioning and was frequently hit by Syndra's Q and fell into a disadvantage in laning. Taliyah's jungle clearing speed was very fast, and she was always able to gank faster than the opponent's Xin Zhao, or predict and ambush in advance.

Oh, the ID is SSming, that’s fine.

Kasa! It's him again!

After the hero's W is upgraded to level 3, he basically has the initiative to push the line. After making Tiamat, he can clear a wave of soldiers with just W+Tiamat. The big brush Tsar is completely unable to stop Cui Ze from roaming the side lanes.

In addition, the jungler Taliyah was the famous "Radar Brother" Karsa, and the upper and lower lanes of the blue side were quickly torn apart by the two of them in the mid and jungle, and even Zhao Xin's jungle resources were plundered crazily.

Therefore, in high-ranking games, when both sides have one or two professional players, the side with the professional players in the mid and jungle positions tends to win more easily.

Even though this game occasionally sees ADCs dominate the field, looking at the development history of League of Legends e-sports, League of Legends is ultimately a game dominated by mid and jungle players.

Soon, in less than 24 minutes, the blue team, which had been forced to surrender on both high grounds.

Cui Ze also seized the opportunity at the 21st minute of the game, taking advantage of the lead of 2 levels and a whole set of equipment to single-handedly take down Marin's Irelia in the side lane.

He even used the wall-climbing feature of the E skill to escape the siege of the blue side's mid, jungle and support, and contributed a wonderful Korean server high-score game operation screen to the self-media in the circle.

[Ding——The host is detected to be at the master level or above in the Korean server, and has completed a solo kill on Marin, the champion top laner and FMVP player of the S5 World Finals. ]

[Complete ☆☆☆☆Task: Collect stamps to kill 5 MSI and S-League FMVP players (5/5)]

[Quest rewards available: designated MSI, S-League FMVP player's proficiency in any hero - mastery.]

After the game ended, Cui Ze quickly ended the live broadcast and ran into the dormitory where he was the only one living there temporarily, and operated the system to receive the reward for the stamp collecting task.

There are also conditional restrictions for the "any hero" system: it must be a hero for which these FMVP players have won at least one game in their careers.

This restriction is actually quite small, as there are many heroes for Cui Ze to choose from, but there is a problem: among all the FMVPs of MSI and S games, only Faker is a mid laner.

So, I can only choose Brother Li.

After some consideration, Cui Ze set his sights on a hero that Faker once mastered and had a 100% win rate on - [LeBlanc, the Deceiver]!
He rarely plays this hero, and his proficiency is only "intermediate", which roughly corresponds to the average level of the LDL regular season in the professional world. If the LPL coach really lets him play this hero, it will definitely not be enough.

"System, give me some points——Leblanc, the Deceiver!"

【Ding--】

[Congratulations to the host for unlocking the proficiency level of Leblanc, the Deceiver. Please use the abilities you have gained to shine more in the professional arena! ]

(End of this chapter)