I just turned eighteen, and you want me to make a comeback?

Chapter 160 - Spring Finals Opens, QG Protects One
When Flash Wolves gathered together to go to the high ground, EDG may have known that the game was over and their operations were a bit abnormal. They took advantage of Pawn's Yasuo's positioning error when he went forward to clear the soldiers, and Crow used WEQ and cooperated with Ekko to instantly kill Yasuo, the core of the EDG team.

Yasuo’s wind wall couldn’t block any of the old version of Crow’s skills.

At 32 minutes into the game, Flash Wolves pushed down EDG's main base and won the second point.

Do it all at once, second time tired, third time exhausted.

Whether it was the first game with high morale or the second game with a desperate counterattack, EDG tried their best but still lost.

There is nothing to say about the defeat.

In the third game, it was Flash Wolves' turn to choose sides again, and they chose the red side.

However, in the life-and-death game, facing the Flash Wolves on the red side, EDG lost their spirit, and the five players frequently showed varying degrees of operational abnormalities.

The game LOL is magical.

People who are a little more mature will tell themselves when playing games that they are the ones playing the games, not the games playing them. Don’t care too much about the results, just enjoy the process.

But only after you really get into it, you will realize that enjoying the process is bullshit, and only winning the game is meaningful.

Not to mention the professional arena which involves reputation, wealth and status.

In Riot's official World Championship, there has never been a comeback from 2-0 down to win 3-0. Even in the top leagues, the number of comebacks from 2-0 down to win 3-0 is very rare.

too difficult……

In the end, in the third game, Flash Wolves directly defeated EDG, who were frustrated and had abnormal operations.

The five of them were extremely depressed, and Mingkai completely shut himself off.

When the five members of Flash Wolves came over to shake hands, they all had their heads down. Mingkai even looked like he had lost his soul, sitting in the chair motionless.

As the champion of last year's MSI, they couldn't even get a ticket this year.

After the game, EDG fans exploded.

The gap was really too big. EDG crushed WE 3-1, and the morale of all EDG fans was lifted.

Everyone knew that EDG might not be able to beat Flash Wolves, but no one expected that they would be swept 3-0!
Just like the RNG team that won the Spring and Summer Championships and the MSI Championship in the S8 period.

As the saying goes, the greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment.

The first game can be said to be sanctioned by the Dragon King's black technology, and the second game was also a step behind, as the opponent played too beautifully.

But the third one was really ugly.

Flashing into a wall, the jungler getting lost...all kinds of bronze-level operations are disgusting to watch.

Not only EDG fans, but also the defeated WE fans took the opportunity to throw stones when they were down. Who made EDG eliminate their favorite team?
All kinds of sarcasm and ridicule came at me.

The five members of Flash Wolves stood in the center of the stage, and after enduring the roaring cheers from the audience, they bowed deeply to the audience.

"Congratulations to Flash Wolves for their 3-0 victory over EDG and their successful advancement to the finals!"

Wawa and Zeyuan exclaimed in unison.

Today's BO5 was played beautifully. Whether it was a tie, an upset, or a big advantage, Flash Wolves showed the teamwork of a strong team.

The Dragon King's alternative global flow of cooperation, Ekko's positioning, and the three C positions' confidence in three against five are all manifestations of the players' personal abilities.

As commentators who have been watching the regular season since the beginning, they can feel the progress of this Flash Wolves team.

At the beginning of the season, their teamwork was still immature, and they were a bit fighting each other, but now their cooperation is becoming more and more mature. As they adapt to the version and run in, their BP is becoming more and more flexible.

In the second game, there were three against five in the dragon pit. Yuan Shen did not command his teammates at all, but reached a consensus in an instant.

They all felt they could fight, and they all believed that as long as they played their due roles, Yuanshen would definitely be able to reap the rewards in the end.

This confidence did not come out of thin air for no reason, but was the result of trust built throughout this spring.

It has nothing to do with the status in the team, but being impressed by the strength.

In professional competitions, he consistently suppresses opponents or kills solo in every game, and consistently carries his teammates. Any player with experience in professional competitions knows how stable a player he is.

When Yuanshen first joined Flash Wolves last year, Maple and NL were also impressed.

In the post-match interview, the interviewees were Yuan Shen and Karsa.

"We are honored to have Yuanshen and Karsa for our post-match interview. Come and say hello to everyone."

Ren Dong came up and used two Undying Grasp attacks on each of them.

Logically speaking, there is no need for the host to shake hands with the contestants. It can only be said that this is Ren Dong’s personal style.

Ren Dong's interview was very official. He asked questions meticulously according to the interview card in his hand.

For example, the recent status of Flash Wolves, the players' running-in and other very common questions were all answered by Karsa one by one, and Yuan Shen had nothing to do with them.

The answers to only two questions made Yuan Shen think for a while and then give an answer.

"How do you evaluate the performance of your opponent EDG today?" Ren Dong asked.

"They were in very good shape today. If we hadn't been well prepared and had a bit of luck, we wouldn't have won so easily."

Yuan Shen said truthfully.

Fighting against such a team of crazy and aggressive people would be very difficult if you didn't kill their fighting spirit with your ultimate move in the first move.

"Then the last question is, what do you want to say to your final opponent QG?" Ren Dong asked.

"Although we won all the regular season games this year, they didn't play Uzi in the regular season game against QG, so we haven't really faced each other yet, so... I'm looking forward to it."

"I asked Mingkai before the game, and he said it was easy to beat Uzi, just gank the bottom lane at level 2 and it's over."

Looking at Karsa's joking words on the screen, Uzi was at a loss whether to laugh or cry.

"Mingkai, this guy, is still as coquettish as before... No!"

They and EDG are rivals, and only the winner will face him, so why are they discussing how to beat themselves? ?
For some unknown reason, Uzi felt a chill and shivered.

Although fans of the team often fight over the pig and the dog, and make all kinds of micro-expression analyses, speculating that there is a conflict between the pig and the dog, in fact, most of the so-called grudges and hatreds are made up by the fans themselves. Mingkai and Uzi actually have a very good relationship.

After all, the two have known each other for many years.

Mingkai officially joined WE at the end of S2, and Uzi also joined Royal Club in the same year.

This was just the time when the two of them became famous. If we count the Internet cafe leagues and various domestic cup competitions they had played in before, the two of them knew each other even earlier.

From S2 to S6, the two were rivals on the court for five years, and also knew each other off the court for five years.

Five years is a long time, and even if there are occasional minor frictions, they have long been washed away by time.

As there are fewer and fewer veteran players on the field, Mingkai and Uzi have become the face of the veterans, and the two cherish their relationship very much.

Before the merger of the two major regions, the two were the well-deserved representatives of LPL traffic. Even in S8, there were few professional players whose popularity could be compared with these two pigs and dogs.

The Galaxy Battleship appears every year, and every year the finals are played by pigs and dogs. This joke was once very popular.

The two of them are already very familiar with each other's styles and playing methods.

But one thing has to be said - Mingkai's style, for a long time, was indeed a natural counter to Uzi.

Uzi is good at suppressing the team online. His suppression power and basic skills in last-hitting are recognized as strong all over the world.

However, suppression and attack mean there will be loopholes.

Mingkai is extremely good at catching Uzi, and he can often catch Uzi's tail and deliver a fatal blow.

The reason is that the strength of the jungler in Uzi's team, or in other words, the cooperation with the bottom lane is really not good enough.

The junglers that Mingkai has worked with in previous years all have a certain degree of gap with him, whether it is strength, experience, or communication.

For example, insec, who I used to partner with, is indeed a jungler of the same level as Mingkai, but... he is a Korean player and has inherent problems in communicating with the bottom lane.

The communication problem made the old Royal Family always lack something in crucial games.

But this year is different.

Jungler Swift, also known as 5 Volts, was one of the LPL jungle kings who emerged in last year's S.

Although QG had substitute players for mid and jungle last year, in fact, whether it was from within the team or from foreign media, Swift was the real core of the team. He was a true carry jungler.

Doinb's evaluation last year was not high, and he often appeared as an accessory to the jungler.

Historically, when QG's mid-jungle split occurred in S6, the club firmly stood on Swift's side.

This year's S6 version is also the version that Swift is very good at.

His Nidalee, Graves, Kindred, and Elise are truly the best of this season.

Although the jungler is still a Korean player, communication is not a problem.

Because... this guy speaks Chinese so well.

When he first came to QG, Uzi was shocked by his fluency in Chinese. It is said that even the mid laner Doinb learned Chinese from him.

Mid laner Doinb and substitute Dade, both are QG's mid laners.

Dade was once hailed as the world's No. 4 mid laner in S.

However, after Dade was bought last year, his performance was a bit out of place, leading M3 all the way to the relegation match, making people wonder if he bought the peripheral team to make a lot of money... Soon, someone in the circle revealed the truth. Dade's strongest point is not the online position, but the command ability.

When he was in SSB, he was the brain of the team.

The M3 team bought the brain of a top team, but did not consider the method of neural signal transmission (communication), which is equivalent to buying a brain-palliative system.

In S5, the Emperor of Spring tragically turned into the "Spring Ah Zhen" who was ridiculed by everyone.

However, after joining QG this year, his commanding ability was finally liberated a little because the jungler Swift spoke Chinese very well.

Now that Dade and Doinb rotate, they also provide QG with two effective systems.

One is the mid-jungle system with Dade and Swift as the core, and the other is the four-encircle-two, four-protect-one system led by Doinb.

Top laner V is a domestic veteran who is known for his stability.

As for Tianzai Weiri, he was the support player of the legendary LMS Tianci team in S4 that went to the North American League. He also performed brilliantly in the World Championship.

The dominance of the LMS Tianci team in the North American league gave many players at the time the confidence to shout out the phrase "European and American losers".

Top laner V, jungler Swift, mid laner Doinb/Dade, bottom lane combination Uzi + Doomsday:
This is the current configuration of QG.

In the S6 era, no matter who evaluates this configuration, it can be said to be top-notch. At the beginning of the season, after a little running-in, this galactic battleship took off.

"We can win now." Uzi took a deep breath and muttered to himself:
I don’t know if he was hinting at himself or if he really had this confidence.

"Don't worry, little dog, I will help you catch it when the time comes."

Swift, who was sitting next to him, laughed and said, "Haven't you noticed? Karsa's form has clearly declined this season."

"Yes," QG's head coach agreed. "Graves and Kindred are T1 junglers in the current meta. They're very aggressive in the early game and very strong in late-game teamfights. However, Karsa has used Graves and Kindred very few times this season. In this best-of-five, they didn't even pick a Graves."

"Could it be a smokescreen?" said Doomsday.

"I don't deny it, but it's a fact that his statistics have declined a bit compared to last year," said the QG head coach.

"In this meta where junglers are rising, their stats are actually declining... I can't think of a better reason than the players themselves not adapting to this meta."

The QG coach said this, which was both an analysis and a way to build confidence in his players.

He patted Uzi and said, "Besides, this is your best chance to defeat Imp. Flash Wolves' bottom lane priority is definitely not as high as ours."

"This Flash Wolves team is truly strong. Top laner Yuanshen remains incredibly dominant, and even if Karsa's form has dipped, he still has plenty of experience to make up for it..."

Other teams, including Flash Wolves, rarely focus on the bottom lane because this version requires too high personal skills from the ADC and has too low a tolerance for error.

With the same functional ADC, it is naturally difficult to tell who is better when playing under the big brothers in the top, mid and jungle.

But QG is different. They are probably the only team in this season's CPL league that still plays the four-protect-one strategy.

After the match between Flash Wolves and EDG ended, the next day was the battle for third place between EDG and RNG.

Although e-sports only has champions...

But because of the competition system, the runner-up and third place are also very important, and they are related to the points of this year's S game.

During the four-hour fierce battle, regardless of the strength of the team, the strength of the mid laner Xiaohu and the jungler Mala Xiangguo was once again recognized by the audience.

On one side is the mid-jungle duo of Pawn and Mingkai, and on the other side is the new generation of domestic mid-jungle duo of Xiaohu and Mala Xiangguo.

The latter, unexpectedly, crushed the former in all four games in this competition.

Xiaohu even killed Pawn twice, which helped the team to recover from the disadvantage.

As soon as the results of the competition came out, the Tieba forum began to discuss it.

"RNG's mid-jungle duo is getting better and better, it's worth looking forward to."

"Yeah, Xiangguo is very aggressive. It has a completely different style from the factory."

"What are you implying, you little bastard?"

"Let's be honest, isn't this picking up a bargain?"

"What's the deal?"

"After RNG lost to QG, they had a day to adjust. What about EDG? They were stunned by Flash Wolves in the semifinals, and then they played in the third-place match the next day. Didn't they just take advantage?"

The audience and fans were discussing it enthusiastically.

But Flash Wolves didn't have time for that.

During the pre-match period, Char Siu and the coaching staff dug out all of QG's game videos this year, conducted tactical analysis one by one, and observed the performance of each QG player in recent Rank games and training matches, in order to formulate targeted tactics.

Yuan Shen also did not slack off. Except for occasionally chatting with Xiao Xiong, Maple, and NL on WeChat when he was free, he was fully prepared for the competition.

His talent may be the strongest.

But if you don't train hard every day, it will be wasted.

Apart from anything else, even after the S5 version where the top laner was king, the reason why he was able to maintain his unique dominance in the top lane position was his unremitting efforts.

The other players are improving and catching up with him.

Countless new bloods pouring into CPL were staring at his back.

As a brand new leader in the region, how could he stop moving forward?
The day before the finals, Flash Wolves took a day off as usual.

Of course, they won’t be running around during this day off. If something unexpected happens before the final, it will be too late for regrets.

Take Insec for example. Before the LSPL finals some time ago, he jumped from the second floor and injured his leg, causing players to complain that this was the result of showing off his roundhouse kick.

In addition to relaxing, Flash Wolves also received official notification from CPL.

Recording pre-game promos and pre-game trash talk.

The promotional video was recorded in a large studio in Shanghai.

The CPL officials seemed to be particularly serious about the promotional video for the finals. The CG of the scenes had already been completed, and they were just waiting for the contestants to perform according to the script, and then the editing would be OK.

In addition to Flash Wolves, members of QG also came. As soon as they met, Imp showed a kind smile.

Yuan Shen also greeted Uzi.

However, he and Uzi are not very familiar with each other.

In the only regular season match between QG and Flash Wolves this year, substitute Aishe Jiayi played in the AD position.

After a few pleasantries, the recording of the promotional video began quickly.

Professional contestants such as Yuan Shen started recording early in the morning. They posed and recited a few lines according to the director's requirements.

Since the finals are tomorrow, the CPL officials acted very quickly, finishing filming in the morning and completing the editing work in the afternoon of the same day. Their efficiency was so high that even sows would lower their heads in shame.

There were a lot of staff on site, and many very professional special effects teams and music editors were invited. Even the director of the promotional video seemed to be invited from Japan. In the entertainment industry, Japan and South Korea have always been at the forefront of Asia, and their styles are more in line with the aesthetics of domestic audiences.

Yuan Shen was present at the event and felt the importance CPL officials attached to this finals...

"No, I think it should be the importance we attach to MSI," Karsa corrected.

This year's MSI is particularly crucial.

Because it is held in Shanghai, in China.

This is the first time since the S3 All-Star Game that the official League of Legends has chosen to hold a world-class event in the country.

In addition, China won the world championship last year, and the number of overseas viewers for this year's 2016 CPL Spring Tournament doubled compared to last year.

There is no doubt that L0L players around the world are paying close attention to this year's MSI held in China.

This is no longer just a regional league, but also a domestic image project.

What Chinese people have always paid the most attention to is the appearance of the cards.

The scale and grandeur of this year's CPL Spring Finals will largely determine the appeal of the MSI tournament to foreign friends, which can also be said to be ticket promotion.

"S3 All-Stars..."

Speaking of this, Wei Shen couldn't help but sigh.

That year, due to its outstanding performance in S2, it defeated the OGN team, which had just opened its server in S2. Before the start of the S3 All-Star Game, LPL once believed that it was the world's number one region.

Yes, it’s the world’s number one region again.

As a result, at the S3 All-Star Game, the glory was lost to OGN.

The LPL All-Star Dream Team was completely defeated by the OGN All-Stars.

Since that year, OGN has stood on the bones of CPL, achieved the throne of king, and opened the curtain of dominance.

Today, OGN has changed its name to LCK, and LPL has merged with LMS to become CPL. This time...

"We must regain the glory we once lost at home."

……

At night, the official CPL account immediately released a pre-match promotional video for the CPL Spring Finals on both AB stations, Weibo, WeChat public accounts, Penguin Video, and other platforms.

As soon as the promotional video was uploaded, the number of clicks immediately exceeded 100,000, and it continued to rise at a very impressive rate. The promotional video was also quickly reposted on overseas YouTube videos.

In the Flash Wolves clubhouse, everyone quickly gathered together and clicked on the trailer to watch:
As usual, the video begins with the Riot Games logo.

When the logo animation ended, a low background music sounded.

The scene changes from dark to bright, surrounded by fog, and the two teams split into two and confront each other.

The camera rotates around the ten contestants and zooms in:
The next second, the screen went black, and what appeared immediately was a close-up of each player.

And...the totem behind it.

The first to be given a close-up was Flash Wolves' bottom lane duo.

In the picture, Snake and Imp stood back to back, with their arms folded in front of them.

Behind the two men, the clouds and mist rolled, and gradually a moose with its horns and head held high emerged.

In front of the screen, Imp's mouth corners slightly raised, and when he was about to secretly praise himself, Snake shouted out loud.

"Wow, this director is so awkward..."

Sheshe scratched her face and felt a little hot:
"What a shame."

"Hahaha, I heard the director is from an island country. This style is quite normal." Karsa laughed.
As they talked, the low music in the video changed, and it was QG's bottom lane's turn to appear:
Brother Zaozi put his hands on his hips with a domineering look on his face, as if to say, "Let me show off for a while," while Doomsday stood silently shoulder to shoulder with him, looking helpless.

Awesome acting.jPg
The totem is not surprising either, as it fits Uzi's nickname, a canine.

However, instead of using rabies, he used the totem of the lone wolf.

The promotional video was not long, only a little over a minute, and it was almost over while the two were talking.

Wei Shen is a skylark, Doinb is a yak, and the totem behind Karsa is a python.

There was also a lot of discussion in the barrage.

The final shot of the promotional video was reserved for Yuan Shen:
He performed with great strength and still struck the same pose as in last year's finals.

Extend a finger, raise your arm in front of you, and put a confident smile on your face.

At the same time, the official totem of CPL is a soaring eagle.

Then came the pre-game trash talk session.

"Last year, Flash Wolves were very strong and won the World Championship. I think they should be content. In this year's S6, the new generation replaces the old, and the dynasty changes. It's our turn now." Uzi said seriously.

The scene then changed to an interview with Yuan Shen.

In the video, the number of barrages increased significantly, and a lot of people were posting memes related to Yuan Shen.

"Our team's performance last year was indeed good. But for me personally, I haven't won the Spring Split championship yet. I've only won the S League once. This little honor is far from enough." Yuan Shen spread his hands. "Besides, the championship belongs to the strongest team. It won't be given to you just because you haven't won it."

Upon hearing this, the camera turned to Uzi, who had a wry smile on his face:
As of 2016, he has indeed not won any championship.

"Wow!!"

"Yuanshen's words really hurt my heart."

"If you can speak, please speak more."

"That's really too much..."

"That's trash talk. If you can't afford it, don't play it."

That's what trash talk is like. The harsher you are, the more satisfying it may seem, but if you don't leave the game, the more miserable you will be after the game.

The finals are tomorrow, so naturally there is not much training today.

After watching the promotional video together with laughter, the Flash Wolves members played a few rank games and then took a shower and prepared to go to bed.

……

The next day.

Four p.m.

Shanghai Oriental Sports Center.

At this time, there was still some time before the competition officially started. The lights on the stage had not yet been turned on, and the entire competition stage was shrouded in thick darkness.

In contrast to the darkness, the auditorium was packed with fans holding up all kinds of fan signs and support items. The huge venue was connected by these sparks, making it dazzling and colorful.

The venue was packed, and just outside the venue, many fans who failed to buy tickets online were running around, searching for scalpers at high prices. They were happy to pay several times the ticket price.

The scene was so lively that some passersby wondered if a superstar singer was holding a concert.

When the lights in the sports center came on and the countdown was displayed on the big screen, the whole venue was filled with the cheers of fans.
“Uzi is awesome!”

“Come on QG!
"The puppy must win the championship!"

“Flash Wolf! Fighting!
"Go Yuan!"

The cheers were louder and louder, and the atmosphere at the scene was instantly ignited.

The host, Ren Dong, went on stage with a microphone and shouted into the microphone with his most hysterical voice and greatest enthusiasm.

Only in this way could his voice be heard above the waves of cheers.

“Welcome to the 2016 League of Legends CPL Spring Finals!
Ren Dong, dressed in a suit and tie, stepped onto the circular stage.

The stage lights came down, gradually lighting up every corner of the stage.

Ren Dong walked to the championship trophy that symbolizes the champion of the CPL Spring Tournament.

The bright silver trophy engraved with dragon patterns reflected a dazzling light under the light.

Under my feet, the stage suddenly acted as a display screen, and a background of an oriental dragon appeared.

"Among the teams competing in the CPL Spring Split, a young team has emerged. Although they are a new team, they are not lacking in veteran players. They have a stable and reliable team-oriented top laner, a dark horse jungler as fierce as a tiger, a former world-class mid laner, a veteran support who once conquered North America, and even our world-class ADC from CPL. Let us welcome QG to the team!!!"

boom!
Smoke erupted from around the venue, forming waves tens of meters high. Five members of QG entered the venue from the audience seats, high-fived the audience members near the aisle one by one, and finally walked onto the stage.

"This next team is a strong team that is familiar to all Chinese audiences. They were the newly crowned champions last year, and this season, they have also demonstrated their absolute dominance. Let us all shout out the name of this team together—"

“Flash Wolf!”

“Flash Wolf!”

The audience applauded loudly and shouted loudly to the sky. You could even faintly hear the echoes from the scene rising layer by layer.

The stage erupted in air waves once again, and the five members of Flash Wolves emerged from the aisle of the auditorium, high-fiving the enthusiastic fans one by one, and finally arrived on the stage.

Ten players, divided into their respective teams, faced each other.
"Flash Wolf, Snake!"

"QG, the end of the natural disaster!
As the host finished speaking, two assistants stepped out and came to the center of the stage.

At the same time, the image on the circular screen beneath their feet suddenly changed, and the hero's original painting appeared.
"--Death is in bloom!"

A sneering female voice sounded, and beneath Snake's feet, the hero painting of Jyra, the Rise of Thorns, appeared.

This is the support with the best performance, the most statistics and MVP awards in the current season.

"--The end is coming!"

Just like his ID, Doomsday is the only hero this season who has used Fiddlesticks as a support, and is also his personal favorite hero.

The two heroes, each occupying half of the circle, stared at each other.

This novel opening method immediately made the audience feel excited and expectant.

The English, Korean and other foreign broadcast stations also expressed their amazement.

"Wow, it seems the CPL officials are sincere!"

"This year's MSI venue seems to be the Oriental Sports Center as well. It's worth looking forward to!"

The opening ceremony is still going on.

QG, Uzi.

"Let us hunt those who fall into the darkness."

Night Hunter, Vayne.

The hero that made Crazy Dog famous, the hero of faith.

Flash Wolf, Imp.

"I bloom in the midst of killing, like a flower in the dawn."

The Master of Life, Jin.

Flash Wolves, GODV.

"Death is like the wind, always with me."

Swift Swordsman, Yasuo.

QG, Doinb.

"Bow down to my designs!"

Mechanical pioneer Victor.

QG, Swift—"Wild, will scare them!"

Nidalee, the Wild Huntress.

Flash Wolf, Karsa.

“Every web is a masterpiece.”

Karsa chose true love without hesitation.

Spider Queen, Elise!

QG, V—"You can't go against nature!"

Maokai, the twisted tree spirit.

And finally, Flash Wolf Yuanshen——

"The day the broken sword is reforged, the day the knight returns!"

The appearance of the silver-haired female knight with a broken sword pushed the atmosphere to a climax.

Foreign barrage websites were also flooded with "Best Riven".

This was a hero that Yuanshen was famous for in the Ranked game before his debut, and it was also one of the heroes that Yuanshen played most brilliantly in the World Championship.

Countless foreign audiences got to know the ID Yuanshen from Riven's highlights.

Raising the audience's expectations to the highest level, the ten contestants took their seats one after another.

The battle is about to begin.

"Hello everyone, welcome to the CPL Spring Finals! I'm your old friend, Wawa.

“Hi everyone, I’m Miller.

"Hello everyone, I'm Su Xiaoyan."

Today's official commentary lineup is Wawa, Miller, and Su Xiaoyan.

With the presence of the female commentator Su Xiaoyan, the inseparable Haier brothers Wawa and Miller were forcibly separated, sitting on both sides, one on the left and one on the right, like two door gods.

"Wow, the atmosphere here today is so enthusiastic," Wawa said with a smile. In terms of understanding the game, he might be a younger brother, because that's the job of an analyst like Miller. His job is to control the situation, to liven up the atmosphere and crack all sorts of witty jokes.

"I took a closer look and saw that the number of spectators at the venue was at least double that of last year's spring season.

"Well, there are indeed a lot of new viewers joining our CPL family this year. I have to say, the new viewers are very lucky. This is the first year that they watch the game, and this year's MSI will be held in our home country!" Miller said with a smile.

"Speaking of this year's MSI, if we have two MSI spots, the places for the competition have been confirmed," said Wawa.

"Yes."

Su Xiaoyan nodded, took out her notebook, and before the game started, she gave the audience some basic information about this year's opponents.

The North American LCS League, Spring Season Champion, CLG team, known as the "Wings of Hope" in North America.

In the European LCS League, G2 Esports is the biggest dark horse in Europe that defeated the league powerhouse FNC.

The LCK League champion, the returning SKT T1 team.

IWC wildcard, Sup team from Turkey.

The remaining two places have also been confirmed, namely Flash Wolves and QG who will participate in today's competition.

"Honestly, the fact that Fnatic didn't make it to MSI was the biggest surprise to me," Miller said. "Fnatic wasn't any weaker than they were last year, and their win rate in the regular season was very high. But what was shocking was that they were completely defeated by a team called G0 in the playoffs with a score of 3-2."

"G2 is probably an emerging force that cannot be underestimated."

Wawa nodded and said, "Although our CPL region has already confirmed the teams participating in MSI, today's championship is still full of suspense. Will QG be a dark horse like G2, or will Flash Wolves maintain their dominance? Without further ado, let's enter the Banpick interface."

Banpick's game music sounded at the scene.

In the finals, the points advantage is meaningless and it is a completely fair match.

The right to choose the side in the first game was decided by drawing lots by both parties. In the end, QG got the right to choose the side.

QG chooses - red side.

"This side selection is not surprising. Now no team will choose the red side for Flash Wolves." Wawa said.

"Yes, once Flash Wolves gets the red side, their tactical system will be completely liberated and very flexible. Even if they don't use any tactics, leaving the fifth counter position to Yuanshen is also a very popular option for them." Miller nodded.

Su Xiaoyan, who was caught in the middle, smiled and suddenly said, "When I was collecting game data yesterday, I suddenly discovered a record for the Flash Wolves this season... No, to be more precise, a record for the Flash Wolves team that owns Yuanshen since his debut."

"Record?"

"Since Yuanshen debuted?"

The Haier brothers looked at each other, obviously having no idea about this.

"Well, I just stumbled upon this. I wonder if the data analysts of the various teams have noticed this interesting record." Su Xiaoyan flipped open her notebook and said something startling: "Since Yuanshen debuted, Flash Wolves' win rate on the red side is -100%.

"What--?!" Miller was shocked.

"Wow, isn't this a bit exaggerated?" Wawa scratched his head: "I remember that this season, Flash Wolves won all the big games, but lost quite a lot of small games.

"At the beginning of the season, Flash Wolves did lose a few small games in order to get used to each other," Su Xiaoyan said with a smile, "but in all of these small games, they were on the blue side.

Moreover, in last year's World Finals, the game in which they lost to SKT was also on the blue side, and in last year's summer regular season, the game in which they tied with AHQ 1:1 was also on the blue side.

"In other words..." Miller said with a strange expression, a little bit incredulous himself: "Since his debut, Yuanshen's winning rate on the red side is 100%?!"

In other words, this means the red team has an undefeated record.

When this data came out, not only the audience was shocked, but even the data analysts of the major teams were surprised.

Before Yuanshen joined the team, Flash Wolves did not have an undefeated red team. Therefore, when analyzing the big data of the Flash Wolves team, there is no difference between the red and blue teams. At best, the red team's winning rate is raised.

Judging from the Flash Wolves' BP flexibility on the red side this season, it is a natural phenomenon and all the major teams respect it.

Don't let Flash Wolves get the red side.

When analyzing a player, who would analyze his win rate on the red and blue teams?!
The choice of red and blue sides is a tactical contest. What does it have to do with the players?
"This, we both watched Yuanshen debut, but we really didn't pay attention to it. He is worthy of being called Master Yan." Miller said with a wry smile. When it comes to these details, women are more attentive.

"I just found out yesterday too." Su Xiaoyan smiled subtly.

"Tsk tsk tsk." Wawa shook his head and said with emotion: "This record is really interesting. I wonder how long it can be maintained..."

Yuanshen has been in the industry for less than a year.

As a professional player, he is still a newcomer.

So, while this record is impressive, it's not something to be overstated.

However, this is only because the record was held for a short time.

As time goes by and the number of games increases, the value of this record will become higher and higher, and the red team's undefeated record will become...

"The myth of the red team's invincibility—" Miller muttered, but felt that it was unlikely.

Putting aside other things, with all the top teams gathered at MSI this year, can the red team really not lose a single game?
While several commentators were marveling at and discussing this record, both sides had already completed the ban.

FW on the blue side banned Lulu, Policewoman, and Viktor.

QG on the red side banned Jyra, Alistar, and Kindred.

Flash Wolves banned Lulu, needless to say, it was naturally against QG's four-protect-one
There are too many heroes in the four-protect-one system, and it is impossible to ban them all by banning alone, but Lulu is undoubtedly the strongest accessory in the four-protect-one system. She can be paired with any type of hero and become the strongest equipment for ADC in the middle and late stages.

As for the fact that QG banned the support twice, it can only be said that this is a treatment that only Uzi can have.

QG's four protecting one is the most comprehensive targeting of the bottom lane.

Whether it is banning or selecting players, try to make Uzi's life as comfortable as possible.

(End of this chapter)