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

Chapter 75-Drawing Ceremony, why is it said to be a good lot?
"Just a joke, LCK is full of top-tier top laners."

"We've been beaten badly in two consecutive games. Are you, Smeb, qualified to play Fiora?"

“Being taught a lesson with forehand and backhand is hilarious!”

"Even with the Captain, we can't win. How bad must Koo be?"

"Being hammered like this must have left a psychological scar."

"Ssumday is the best top laner in LCK. Smeb is too weak."

……

Netizens’ words came true.

Smeb is really in a state of distress now, and even when he saw Yuanshen's ID, his hands started shaking.

This fear is not caused by the pressure of external abuse, but a fear of the unknown.

It seems that no matter what he does, he can't beat Yuan Shen? ?
……

The Fiora in this game has appeared in major competition areas around the world with the live broadcast. People have also gained a new understanding of this new hero, the Unparalleled Fiora, and the top top laner of LMS.

The top laners I’ve seen before all develop steadily in the lane, push the lane in the mid-term, try to control the team in team fights, and withstand damage.

Even if it is a four-one split push, it is used as a distraction rather than as the main core.

The ability to end the game depends entirely on the mid laner and ADC.

Especially in LPL, because the domestic mid-lane players are not strong enough, the ADC position has to bear more responsibilities, so most LPL viewers have higher expectations for ADC.

But now, since Flash Wolves entered this World Championship, the top laner position has actually demonstrated the ability to end the game!
He always suppressed and killed the opponent, with a fierce and aggressive style. He took huge risks many times but never failed.

This is completely different from others.

No matter how strong a player is, he or she will make mistakes and expose flaws due to his or her eagerness to attack, which will lead to the opponent's counterattack.

The number of solo kills is greater than the number of times he was killed by solo, with a ratio of about two to one. He is already a very good player.

But Yuan Shen is different. From his debut till now, the number of times he has been killed by a single player is zero.

Not once.

On the contrary, his statistics show that he averages 2.8 solo kills per game.

After playing for a whole year, including this World Championship, no one has been able to kill him alone.

In this World Championship, can anyone kill Yuan Shen alone?
This question arises in the minds of many people.

……

"KOO's game is over. It looks like Flash Wolves will become the second team to advance to the quarterfinals with a perfect group stage."

Kkoma shrugged and patted MaRin's shoulder.

He believed in MaRin's ability, but he could not guarantee that MaRin could successfully withstand the pressure under such targeting.

"Playing against Flash Wolves is pretty easy. Either you get a huge lead in the bottom half before the top lane collapses, or you just go head-to-head with them in the top, mid, and jungle."

There was a gleam in Faker's eyes.

He didn't take the newcomer Maple seriously.

He has seen too many talented mid laners.

Maple is nothing.

The only person he cares about is Yuan Shen.

He saw his own shadow in Yuan Shen.

The same fearlessness and the same arrogance.

Even the absolute confidence is so similar.

There is no doubt that Yuan Shen is the most talented and strongest top laner he has ever seen.

However, Yuan Shen was still young and hadn't realized that in League of Legends, one couldn't go far on his own...

"Let's defeat him head-on, Brother Qinghuan."

"The fall of a talented top laner serves as the cornerstone of our second championship for SKT..."

……

The sixth game will begin soon.

Flash Wolves originally wanted to use Malphite to test their ultimate in this game against CLG.

But there was no way, CLG on the blue side took the initiative to ban Malphite, and suppressed the idea of ​​Flash Wolves to release Malphite from the ban stage. In the end, Yuan Shen got Riven and chopped down Darshan's Malphite head-on.

This is also the sixth hero used by Yuan Shen in the group stage.

6-0, Flash Wolves advanced to the quarterfinals with a perfect record.

KOO also qualified as the second-best team in their group with a 4-2 record. The top eight teams for this World Championship have been officially announced.

Group A: FW, KOO
Group B: FNC, AHQ
Group C: SKT, EDG
Group D: LGD, KT
Among the eight teams in the quarterfinals, there are three LCK teams, two LPL teams, two LMS teams, and one EU team.

In the North American region, not a single team got a spot in the quarterfinals.

This result caused some uproar.

There are actually two provincial teams that made it to the quarterfinals this year?

Has the LMS region, the S2 world champion, risen?
And the LPL, the world's top league, performs worse than the LCK?
For a time, public opinion was outraged.

The Flash Wolves, who defeated KOO twice, were also given the title of "Anti-Korean Heroes" by LPL audiences.

……

"In the quarterfinals, both EDG and KT are difficult to beat. AHQ is the best choice. We can almost guarantee a place in the semifinals."

Looking at the qualifying situation, Char Siu and Zhan Ma were filled with worry.

"Next year at the World Championship, we, the number one seed, will also be able to enjoy the same treatment as the four major regions."

Compared to the worries of the coach and manager, Karsa seemed much more excited.

The North American region that fails to reach the quarterfinals will be disqualified from being one of the four major regions next year.

The so-called treatment of the four major regions means that the number one seed of the region can serve as the leading team of a group when the World Championship is divided.

Just like CLG in Group A, FNC in Group B, SKT in Group C, and LGD in Group D this year.

This seeded team can avoid meeting the No. 1 seeds from the other three regions in the group stage, making it easier for them to advance to the quarterfinals. They can also enjoy some privileges when scheduling the second round of the group stage, avoiding back-to-back schedules. This is better than nothing and is more of a symbol of strength.

The third and most important privilege is that in next year's World Championship, that is, S6, the LMS region will have three seed places and three teams can participate in the World Championship.

North America will have one seed spot cut.

The tradition of the third seed bringing glory to North America will be cut off at the source.

The LMS region only started this year, but it has already achieved such results, which has really attracted the attention of many viewers and surprised the commentators from major regions.

The day after the group stage ended, Riot started the draw for the quarterfinals.

The rules for the quarterfinals are different from those for the group stage. There is no need to avoid competition within the same region, so there is a possibility of internal war within the region.

The first place in each group will automatically avoid the first place in other groups and the second place in their own group.

In other words, qualifying as the second in the group means facing a strong team.

Compared with the competition between regions, the competition in the quarterfinals has some meaning of testing the value of the group stage groups.

In order to liven up the atmosphere, Riot specially invited S2 champion mid laner Toyz and the eliminated senior brother to participate in the draw.

"LGD is first in the group, just don't run into EDG. It's fine to play against KOO or AHQ!"

LPL viewers and commentators all prayed that there would be no possibility of a civil war.

Although a civil war can help a team advance to the semi-finals, for a region aiming to win the championship, such an advancement is completely meaningless.

Soon, groups emerged.

Upper half:
SKT vs. AHQ
LGD vs. KOO.

Lower half:
FNC vs. EDG
FW vs. KT
There was no civil war, and even EDG faced FNC, the weakest team among the group's top teams. LGD had no problem facing a KOO that was double-killed by Flash Wolves.

The LPL region is boiling again.

The draw was conducted at three in the morning.

The time difference is huge, but it still can't stop the enthusiasm of LPL viewers.

All major forums and post bars are still as lively as a vegetable market.

"What a lucky draw!! Both LGD and EDG are great draws!"

"I'm dying of laughter! Flash Wolves are facing a Korean team again. If they can defeat KT, EDG will have a chance of reaching the finals!"

"LGD won consecutive games in the top half and advanced, while EDG defeated Flash Wolves in the bottom half. What a perfect schedule!!"

"After meeting in the finals, who dares to say that LPL is not the best region??"

"A trash team like FNC can only play against IG, but won't they be exposed against EDG?"

"Brothers of IG, swim back home quickly and watch Guodian avenge you!"

……

Let’s resist the pressure in China. A post went viral quickly.

Why is it a good sign?

Why do I say it's a good draw? I just hope Flash Wolves can bring out KT's strengths and clear some obstacles for EDG and LGD. Of course, a win would be even better. If Flash Wolves lose, then regardless of whether LGD or EDG wins, Flash Wolves will have one-third of the credit for that championship. In other words, let it be. I'm not an EDG fan, just an average LPL viewer, a reasonable one.

(End of this chapter)