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Chapter 20 The air conditioning is set too high! It's so hot!

Some viewers in the live stream were extremely angry that the factory manager didn't qualify for the training matches.

After all, to them, the factory manager represents the EDG team to some extent.

There's absolutely no reason to bench someone just because they lost a regular season game.

The factory manager finally adjusted his mindset and performed quite well on the field, yet you guys are targeting him like this!
What if... what if I really retire?
Where are we going to find entertainment now?

A jungler like him who got completely outplayed by all his opponents in the group stage is probably unprecedented and will likely never be repeated in the entire World Championship.

So please continue in this starting position.

At this point, some viewers in the live stream were already bombarding EDG's official Weibo account.

Questioning what the EDG coaching staff is doing.

A substitute player who neglects his duties and spends his days streaming other games has been granted a spot in a training match.

Clearlove, who gave his all for the team and won the most honors in the entire LPL, can't even get a spot in scrims.

But Li Fan had a pretty good idea that the factory manager hadn't arranged any training matches.

EDG was trying to figure out what WE was capable of, and WE had the same idea.

In this situation, by hiding the factory manager, the training data obtained by WE is not complete, making analysis more difficult.

After all, Nakano and Nakano need to be analyzed together.

The entire Ai Luoli team has a completely different fighting style and a different level of teamwork.

However, EDG's penchant for hiding things is a well-known fact in the professional gaming community.

In this year's World Championship, EDG isolated both RNG and WE.

They believe their understanding is deeper and don't want to play scrims with the other two teams, thus revealing their secrets.

As a result, they were eliminated in the round of 16...

It turned into the ultimate lame joke.

The entire internet is calling EDG "Clown".

Of course, this kind of team that prefers to keep things to themselves is still better than a small team that lets everyone study them in open training matches.

On the other hand, I'm just a substitute player, and these power struggles among the club's management have nothing to do with me.

"The guys are probably going to have to get off work early today. We'll be playing a practice match later, so we won't be able to stream with you guys."

Although I'm quite arrogant, I can still bring some benefits to EDG.

It has been trending on social media a lot lately, further expanding its reach beyond its core audience, not to mention the additional revenue it can generate on Huya.

According to the information sent by the assistant, Huya is planning to upgrade its live streaming contract and is currently in talks with EDG's management.

This is good news for EDG, and also good news for Li Fan.

This means that as long as you don't slack off too much in the training room, generally no one will bother you.

However, live-streaming training matches is a very sensitive issue.

The practice matches couldn't even be finished; if they couldn't play, it was game over.

Recordings can only be used internally within the team; releasing them would be an incident.

Even a screenshot of training match data can cause a huge uproar.

[What are you afraid of? You're playing so badly, and you still managed to qualify for scrims. Streaming a scrim won't affect you at all.]

[That's right. I don't know if you saved Edward Zhu, but you seem to have more power than the factory manager. Tell me, who else in the training room would dare to not train properly like Unreal and just play these games all day?]

[I've never watched professional players play scrims before, I'm curious... could you stream it?]

"No, I bring joy to everyone through my live streams every day, and you guys insist on treating me like a Japanese person? If I dare to live stream a training match, I'll throw me and my luggage out of the base."

[The streamer is so funny, he pranked me by treating me like I'm Japanese.]

[Haha, that's why I love watching Unreal Engine livestreams—they always come up with something interesting.]

Knowing that there would be training matches next, Li Fan only started playing QQ Speed ​​and Rise of Kingdoms on two separate platforms, so he could quit at any time.

By 8:30, EDG had already entered the pre-match training session rhythm.

In the past half hour, besides creating rooms and recruiting players, we've also been making personnel and tactical arrangements. QuickStar has decided to let Scout play practice matches first.

After all, I was in pretty good form at the beginning. Today's main focus is on a best-of-seven series, and my form will definitely get worse as the series progresses.

If they want to achieve the desired training effect, they need to play more intense matches first.

As for Li Fan... to be honest, he never intended for him to play in the match.

Today's training match was also conducted according to Abu's requirements.

As a coach, you still have to give the manager face. After all, the manager has much more power than a coach. This place is not like South Korea, where the seniority between seniors and juniors is exaggerated to an alarming degree.

Top laner: Mouse; Jungler: Ai Luoli; Mid laner: Scout; Bot lane duo: Zet and Meiko.

Honestly, this roster is quite strong. If they can gel well, they should be fine as they don't have to worry about being eliminated in the first round of the playoffs.

The factory manager stood behind the five contestants, observing them through the monitor.

As a result, it felt like something was missing.

There are coaches, Koro1 and iboy standing behind them, they are all watching the practice match, but there is one person missing in the training room.

Li Fan!

Then he glanced at the corner out of the corner of his eye.

This guy was still sitting in his seat, showing no intention of coming over to watch the practice match at all.

So arrogant?

Why not observe?
Keep in mind that the opponent is xiye, currently the best mid laner in terms of stats. If we're talking about stats, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say he's the best mid laner in the LPL.

I'll be fighting Xiye soon.

Instead of properly learning laning from the junior, what are you messing around with?

Thinking about it, he walked towards Li Fan's location.

Upon seeing the image on the computer screen, his pupils involuntarily dilated.

QQ Speed?

You're still playing QQ Speed?

He was used to racing games and was actually quite good at them... he even participated in QQ Speed ​​professional competitions.

This guy is a professional gamer, but he's not doing his job properly.

To be honest, he really couldn't understand it.

You're doing pretty well at League of Legends, aren't you?

Is this what happens just because I didn't get a starting position?

The factory manager couldn't help but shake his head.

These young people really have a bad attitude.

In the first game, EDG performed quite well.

They were already leading by 9,000 in economics within 20 minutes.

WE didn't drag it out; they immediately typed "gg" in the public chat.

However, perhaps because they lost the first game so badly, WE established a lead in the second, third, and fourth games within fifteen minutes.

Even the smallest economy is ahead of five thousand.

In this situation, they won three consecutive games, and all five players were immediately in the red, especially Scout, who had the biggest gap in his matchup.

"What's going on? Is the air conditioning set too high? It feels so hot!" Meiko asked.

The factory manager didn't say much, but silently handed the air conditioner temperature remote control to Meiko.

The remote control displays 27...

Quick Star was silent for a moment, then closed the laptop.

"Li Fan, you play the next round."

(End of this chapter)