LOL: I really didn't want to be a comedian!

Chapter 220 "Brother Chicken is wearing new underwear again behind our backs?"

"Huh? Lao Ji posted on Weibo?"

Lao K quickly took out his phone, only to find that he didn't have Weibo.

I immediately opened Weibo on the webpage and searched for GGGnik's ID.

A text post that received nearly 100,000 likes in ten minutes appeared before his eyes.

"The farce is over!"

"what?"

Lao K covered his mouth with one hand, trying his best not to laugh out loud.

"burst!!!"

You don't even need to string your own strings anymore. Do you really think Brother Chicken won't dare to expose you?

Like to fool around? Is it over?
Whether the farce is over or not is not important; the real war is about to begin.

Di Wu's Weibo post garnered tens of thousands of comments in less than an hour.

"Chicken Bro: I'm not afraid of IG, so why would I be afraid of RNG?"

"Uzi will make a move!"

Tell me, is 2-0 a 100% certainty?

"You think 2-0 is LGD's ceiling? It's the ceiling for best-of-three series!"

"I feel like some RNG fans are really amazing; their ability to deal damage when behind has surpassed Uzi's!"

RNG fans, whose home team lost the game, can only pin their hopes on their former rivals, EDG.

That evening, for some reason, a lot more fans appeared in EDG's super topic.

LGD currently has a 6-0 record, while EDG has a 5-0 record; both teams remain undefeated.

With RNG's defeat to LGD in the last match, it's EDG's turn next!

Of the three undefeated teams, only one will ultimately emerge victorious!
Similarly, in the neighboring LCK region, the DWG team, which received capital investment and changed its name to DK team, has completely dominated the LCK league.

Although they replaced Nuguri in the top lane, they still have a solid mid-jungle-support lineup, plus Ghost can hold the line in the bottom lane.

The overall framework of DK is still intact.

They are still the strongest team in the LCK!

This year, T1 acquired Lehands, the last glimmer of hope for GRF, who had been struggling at AF for a year!

They've essentially formed a super team, except this year SKT's head coach is Danny, the runner-up coach of last year's DWG team.

Actually, this year's LCK teams T1 and DK are quite interesting; they chose to swap coaches.

Koma went to coach DK, while Danny and Zefa went to coach T1.

However, the Spring Split is currently a bit tough for T1.

It's unclear whether it was Danny or Zefa's choice, but their list included Aunt, Zeus, Oner, and Cuzz.

The roster has a total of 16 players, and the team is jokingly referred to as the T1 football team by the LCK.

With their coaching staff rotating like this, even Faker is finding it a bit too much.

Apart from the mid and support positions, the other positions were subject to various permutations and combinations.

Kkoma led DK to dominate the LCK, while Danny reigned supreme in T1, teetering on the edge of the playoffs.

Both of these top LCK coaches have bright futures ahead of them!
Meanwhile, in the LPL, after just a few short days, the LPL also ushered in its final battle.

This is a showdown between the only two teams that haven't lost a game in the regular season!

Hangzhou Esports Center.

This highly anticipated match drew much attention, and Viper even came to greet Keria before the game.

As players who both came to the LPL region this year, both of them have pretty good language skills.

They can even communicate in some Chinese in LGD's lounge.

When Di Wu walked into the lounge carrying his bag, he looked at Viper next to Keria with some surprise.

"Oh?"

"Oh!? Holy crap! Gnik!! It really is Gnik!"

Viper was even more excited than Diwu.
???

Di Wu was stunned for a moment; he seemed somewhat dazed.
No, Viper has only been in China for a short time.
He's already learned all the traditional Chinese arts?!

"If you're in LGD's rest room, and you're not the real Gnik, are you an imposter?"

Flandre, standing next to him, couldn't quite contain himself. He inexplicably felt that he and Viper got along quite well.

Di Wu blinked and said, "Who taught him this? He's turned Xian into this!"

Flandre shook her head repeatedly: "I didn't teach it!"

"Minxi! You mustn't go astray!"

Faced with Flandre's instructions, the two simply nodded silently.

Lao Qiang's seniority here is absolutely unquestionable.

"See you at the match later, bro!" Viper greeted LGD's Chicken Bro.

Diwu and Flandre both nodded as they watched Viper's departing figure.

Putting everything else aside, Viper's Chinese learning speed is really fast!

It's worth mentioning that this year's EDG coaching staff
Maokai serves as EDG's head coach, while EDG's supervisor this year is...
Kenzhu, the former legendary beverage, tobacco, and alcohol storage depot of the Snake Esports team!
When the camera focused on Kenzhu during the first game's draft phase, LaoK on the second lane was already on the verge of losing his composure.

"What is Zhu Kai doing on the field? Is he the coach? Isn't he the supervisor?"

Lao K was stunned for a moment. It was actually quite strange that EDG had hired a food delivery driver as a supervisor this year.

In this high-profile match, Kenzhu went on stage and even wore headphones. Anyone who didn't know better would have thought he was the coach.

Lao K hesitated for a moment, looking at Ken's incessant little mouth.

"Brothers, watch closely!"

"This round is going to be insane!"

EDG's draft picks in this match were indeed a bit abnormal. They allowed LGD's top laner Renekton to pick, while trying to have Breath pick Sion to withstand the pressure from Renekton and Nidalee.

With Di Wu getting his hands on the cards again, LGD completely crushed the game early on.

Lao K couldn't hold back his anger after seeing EDG's crushing defeat in the first game.

"Honestly, Kenzhu, just shut up and let Maokai draft and ban the game himself. What are you pretending for?"

Lao K couldn't help but complain.

Pick a mid-laner, then let Gnik play Twisted Fate.

You're having a good time in the mid lane, but what about the side lanes?
Especially in the top lane, the only time EDG could give LGD a champion like Nidalee and Renekton was in this game.

After LGD easily won the first game, Kenzhu was clearly struggling.

Breathing's personality is actually quite good, but when faced with this BP, Breathing's face turned a little red.

"This draft is unplayable, I keep getting ganked in the top lane!"

He spread his hands, struggling to breathe, clearly having had trouble breathing during the match.

Kenzhu pursed his lips. He had originally planned to go on stage and say a few words about the draft, hoping to get some screen time from the official media during such a high-profile match.

But now it seems
I feel like we're going to lose if I go into the draft phase again.

As expected, LGD is still too strong. Should we let Maokai draft the next match himself?
We should thank LCK for coming up with the position of supervisor, right?

It allows you to get on stage and get screen time, and even if you lose the game, you won't get flamed by the fans!

As both sides prepared to take the stage again, Maokai looked at Zhukai beside him, clearly indicating that Zhukai had no intention of going on stage again.

Maokai breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing this. Kenzhu's appearance on stage didn't yield any useful words. The draft phase was only so long, and he wasted a lot of time talking, even asking what they were having for dinner.

Are you planning to order takeout in advance so you can pick it up when you get back to the base?

Maokai shook his head helplessly. At least he still had one game left to give him some leeway.

The two players took to the stage once again.

When he saw that Kenzhu did not choose to continue on stage, Lao K could no longer suppress the smile on his face.

"Huh? He's really not going on stage! Kenzhu does have some self-awareness after all!"

Lao K couldn't resist any longer and suggested buying some cigarettes and drinks.

Kenzhu's inflated red envelopes can still play a crucial role, but why did Kenzhu go up to draft in this match?

Will showing LGD your 20 RMB "inflated" bonus scare them to death?
"Does the streamer have a problem with Kenzhu?" Lao K couldn't help but smile as he looked at the comments.

"Hmm~ a little!"

"Why don't you go ask Flandre?!"

As a veteran of the Snake team, Lao Qiang naturally has something to say about this.

On site, when Lao Qiang noticed that Kenzhu was not there, he reminded Mai Zijian.

"Alright, it looks like the other side is getting serious!"

???

Mai Zijian didn't quite understand Lao Qiang's words, but she nodded nonetheless.

Only Di Wu noticed that one familiar figure was missing from the opposing coaching staff.

"Oh? The pig is gone!"

That's right, since Kenzhu didn't come up, EDG's draft picks will likely be more cautious this game.

The two sides quickly moved on to the draft phase of the second game.

In the second game, EDG proactively chose the blue side.

The first three draft picks for both sides were somewhat normal.

EDG banned Orianna, Gragas, and Jayce, while LGD banned Hecarim, Renekton, and Azir.

Both sides entered the first round of the draft phase. EDG has made it clear that they will still let Breath withstand the pressure, and they will directly pick Thresh as their first pick in this game.

This is Meiko's signature champion, and also a great support champion to pair with Aphelios in the bot lane.

"Let's just take Udyr! Then we'll take Tauren Chieftain!"

After a moment's thought, Mai Zijian chose to pick jungle and support first.

This version of Udyr has a very strong ganking ability when equipped with the Alchemy Forge.

Then select another Tauren Chieftain to pose a threat to Ephelios.

EDG naturally chose Aphelios and Olaf.

They were determined to stick to their strategy for this game: to keep their own star player, Viper, in the game.

LGD's third pick was Tristana.

The two sides then entered the second round of the business proposal (BP) process.

On the left, EDG banned Twisted Fate and Gangplank to prevent top lane tanks from being picked off again, while LGD banned Gnar and Sion.

"That's right! That's more like it!" Lao K on the second lane nodded in praise after seeing EDG's draft.

This draft is correct. If you want the top lane to bear the pressure, you should protect the top lane in the draft.

You're supposed to be in the top lane and withstand the pressure, but the enemy team gets those champions that you can just pick for the top lane.

How are you going to let me play on the road?

"Ding!"

LGD opted for Ornn in the top lane as their fourth pick, foregoing a counter pick in the top lane.

"what?"

"LGD's Ornn pick was absolutely brilliant!"

The commentator on the official commentary panel nodded in agreement.

"EDG's intention to have their top laner bear the pressure is too obvious, which means LGD can just steal your Ornn!"

LGD's first pick of Ornn is very difficult for EDG.
There's nothing left to take on the top lane.
"I'll pick Zoe first, then top lane."

Maokai looked at Breath, who pondered for a moment. EDG was a team with a very distinct tactical system.

Since they've chosen to protect the bottom lane, the top laner needs to be the front line to create space for Aphelios, who is the carry.

There are clearly not many options left to choose from in this game.
"I can play Sylas top lane, and I can steal Ornn's ultimate in team fights!"

Breathing also offered his own opinion, and judging from the stats, top lane Sylas was actually pretty good this game.

Stealing Ornn's ultimate in the top lane, or even Alistar's ultimate, is indeed a very good option.

Maokai's eyes also showed a hint of contemplation.
"Then let's go with Silas!"

Although Diwu couldn't play Sylas against Scout's Zoe, Sylas was indeed very strong in this game.

You won't be at too much of a disadvantage when laning against Ornn!
"Ding!"

"Silas!?"

The commentators, Ji De and Wawa, paused for a moment.

"That's a great move with Sylas! There's a Minotaur on the right, and it also prevents Gnik from getting Sylas!" Wawa couldn't help but nod.

EDG's draft picks in the last game were truly blood-pumping, but this time, EDG has definitely made good adjustments.

Furthermore, LGD probably didn't expect EDG to play Sylas in the top lane on the left. In this version, Gnik is definitely not afraid of Scout picking Sylas in the mid lane.

Scout would have a tough time laning, but it's a different story with top lane Sylas.

This Sylas has no problem laning against Ornn, and he also has Alistar's ultimate in team fights.

We'll have to see what Gnik's final move is!!!

"I think this Akali pick is alright, right? It's just that the laning phase is tough. But when it comes to laning, apart from mages like Syndra and Orianna, melee champions are generally very difficult to play against!"

While analyzing the draft picks of both sides, LGD's fifth-floor pick was flashing.
An unexpected profile picture appeared on the fifth floor of LGD!
"Huh? That's truly a unique skill!? So far, only Gnik has used it in the Demacia Cup!"

The doll also gasped in surprise.

On the fifth floor of LGD, Yone was revealed!
Yone is definitely a good matchup against Zoe, and the key is that as a melee champion, Yone isn't afraid of being hit by Sleepy Trouble Bubble.

His E-stage 2 can counteract the sleep produced by hypnotic bubbles.

"Ding!"

LGD locked in the game with their last pick.

"coming!"

"Yonne of Gnik!"

The chat in the official live stream is now going wild!!!
"Little Tiger: Are you finally here?"

"Perhaps no one in the world can truly empathize with you, but once Brother Chicken's knife strikes you, you'll understand Brother Tiger's helplessness!"

"Holy crap! It's really Yone? Is this Yone's first appearance in a match?"

"New version, Chicken Bro has brand new underwear!!!"

"Did Brother Chicken wear new underwear again behind our backs?"

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(End of this chapter)