LPL History

Chapter 45 Ruofeng, wounded, desperately defends the central command tent; the terrifying declaration of death looms.

As a global tournament officially organized by Riot Games, the World Championship (S-Series) is of unparalleled significance and prestige compared to any third-party tournament.

In 2011, Riot Games held the first World Championship (S-Series).

However, at that time, the Chinese server for League of Legends hadn't even been launched yet, so naturally, no Chinese professional teams participated in the World Championship.

The upcoming S2 World Championship will mark the first time a Chinese League of Legends professional team has participated in the World Championship.

Its significance and importance are self-evident.

China has two slots for this S2 World Championship.

Although the LPL has not yet been established, points are tallied for every match these professional teams participate in.

The first way to directly qualify for the S2 World Championship is to achieve the highest points, in which case the team will be the number one seed and directly participate in the quarterfinals.

The second to fifth place teams will need to participate in the qualifiers to compete for the second spot in the S2 World Championship.

WE truly rose to prominence in 2012. Now, if they can win the TGA Grand Prix, they will be far ahead in the domestic club standings and will undoubtedly secure the number one seed.

Therefore, today's match is naturally very important for WE.

In the WE lounge, Wei Xiao watched as Ruofeng kept rubbing his hands, unable to hold back any longer.

"Ruofeng, if it really doesn't work out, let Zhou Li play first. We can't let one game ruin his career. We still have many opportunities."

Smiling has been exhausting these past few days.

Our own support player is completely out of it every game.

The mid-jungle synergy results in one death and one feed every day.

Big Nose has only had a positive record when playing against internet cafe teams since the group stage.

Of course, since his hand was injured, it wasn't appropriate to criticize him too harshly.

However, the problem is that WE already has Zhou Li on the team!
Although that kid was incredibly arrogant, forcing the tournament organizers to revise the rules overnight after just one match, he was undeniably skilled!

Even stronger than your big-nosed self!
The outside world is still touting the e-sports spirit, team spirit, brotherhood, and playing injured for the team.

Ruofeng also made such sentimental remarks in the team every day.

This made him want to speak several times, but he could only swallow his words.

If WE were to run out of players right now, Ruofeng's actions would truly move Weixiao deeply.

The problem is that even though there are other players on the team who could play, and the game could be won more easily, you, Big Nose, insist on occupying that position.

Is this really for the team's sake?
He clearly felt threatened by Zhou Li and was so scared that he didn't dare let Zhou Li continue playing, fearing it would affect his prestige within the team or even his starting position.

It's obvious to anyone with eyes; only those fans with clouded judgment, and those two lackeys, Dao Ge and IF, can't see it.

Even Strawberry, who has always been very close to Ruofeng, talked to Weixiao yesterday about whether Ruofeng should go down and get some rest.

You know, Strawberry, that bastard, used to keep telling himself, "I'm playing League of Legends."

But no way.

It can only be blamed on the fact that Zhou Li gave them far too much.

Only when Zhou Li is involved can Strawberry have a good gaming experience.

For Weixiao, the gaming experience that Ruofeng could provide was actually greater than that of Zhouli.

After all, Ruofeng only ganks the bottom lane, and he also gives away kills to help Ruofeng farm.

When Zhou Li came down the road, it was like bandits entering a village. He not only wanted to knock out the smiling man's head, but also wanted to drive off in a Ferrari.

If it were ranked matches, then WeiXiao would definitely like a teammate like RuoFeng.

But this is a competition.

The pressure on me is just too much!
Moreover, Ruofeng is currently in poor form, and sometimes when he flies to the bottom lane, he ends up feeding the enemy a kill.

Previously, Ruofeng's cards were "Golden Body Upon Landing," but now, Ruofeng's cards are "Gold Coins Upon Landing."

Ruofeng was visibly taken aback after hearing Weixiao's words.

He then smiled and shook his head.

"It's alright, I must fight alongside my brothers to the very last moment. How can I be a deserter at such a crucial moment?" Ruofeng's words left Weixiao speechless.

If he insists, it would make him seem less than human.

Joker also seemed somewhat helpless.

However, in the current WE team, although he is the coach, the real power still lies in Ruofeng's hands.

"It's alright, trust Ruofeng. Besides, Ehome's strength has declined significantly this year, so I believe there won't be any problems."

At this moment, Zhou Li glanced at Ehome's player roster.

Top lane: MAX.

Jungler: Lucky.

Mid laner: MM.

ADC: TS.

Support.

Zhou Li couldn't really glean anything from these player IDs alone.

Compared to CLC or IG, those players' IDs are clearly more famous.

However, Zhou Li remembers that although Ehome was the first League of Legends team established in China and achieved good results in the early stages, it seemed to have disbanded after 12 years.

As a result, Ehome's players didn't make much of a name for themselves.

Of these five IDs, only Ehome's ADC player TS looked somewhat familiar to Zhou Li.

Unexpectedly, in 12, China also had its own TS (Telematics Service).

But Zhou Li couldn't help but laugh when he saw the photos of TS's players.

That familiar face and that powerful physique—

Isn't this the infamous death sentence that forced Lu Benwei to yell at Chris to close the door?

At this moment, the WE team was still discussing tactics.

Brother Dao said with a smile:

"Ehome is also a team that focuses on the bottom lane, but they've really messed up against us. Don't worry too much, Smile will crush that TS team."

Although Death's Declaration isn't very bright, his abilities as a professional player are quite outstanding.

This player, who debuted in Season 2, was able to play a core role in the club until the end of his professional career.

During Season 4, Death's Declaration, who had left for North America, led LMQ to a complete sweep of the North American region.

Hearing Dao Ge's words, Xiao Wei's tightly furrowed brows did not relax.

He was confident that he had no problem defeating Death's Declaration.

But the bottom lane is a duo lane.

Smiling, she subconsciously glanced at IF, who was still engrossed in chatting and grinning on his phone.

In the bottom lane, the outcome of a matchup is determined at least 50% of the time by the support player.

In the past few days of matches, with IF's support, their bot lane sometimes struggled even against teams from internet cafes.

It forced the usually quiet Xiaoxiao to unleash a year's worth of profanities in just a few days.

But the problems that worry WeiXiao are not just limited to the bottom lane.

Ehome is actually quite similar to WE.

While ADCs can carry the team in the late game, both teams rely on the mid lane as their focal point for rhythm in the mid-game.

Just as Wei Xiao was about to try and persuade Ruofeng, she heard Zhou Li suddenly speak up:

"Captain Feng, can you handle it?"

(End of this chapter)