LOL: Alliance Intelligence King

Zhu Kai rubbed his hands together and couldn't help but lick his lips. He guessed that he noticed Chen Rui looking at him, which is why he stopped smiling.

Chen Rui didn't have any objections, closed the documents, and began to rest with his eyes closed.

[Energy -1]

......

[Energy -71]

From the moment he joined Snake, he maintained a "coach's vision," constantly paying attention to his surroundings.

The lower Chen Rui's energy level, the weaker he felt.

Especially when clicking on each person's "visual frame," his energy drops more than twice as fast as usual, so he has to use the "coach's visual system" with caution.

After waiting for about 10 minutes, he and Zhu Kaicai entered the training room one after the other, led by Zuo Wu.

"The second training match has just started, take a look first." Zuo Wu led Chen Rui and the other to the coach's seat, where the man who had been standing behind the players was sitting with his legs crossed, watching the observer's view.

"Let me introduce you, this is our teaching assistant, Aokiji."

"Hello!" Aokiji quickly stood up and extended his hand to greet the two of them.

"Hello, Chen Rui."

"Zhu Kai".

"Please sit down for a while, the game has only just started."

Aokiji sensibly moved two chairs to the coach's platform and stood next to Zuo Wu. Chen Rui glanced at him out of the corner of his eye.

[Aokiji | Assistant Coach of Snake Esports | Former PE Champion Jungler]

[Current Task: Temporarily select additional players for training, develop tactics, and complete scrims against EDG (Current Progress 2/5) (Unable to obtain further information)]

[Mood: Bored (Hidden Emotion: Worry)]

The content within the frame was minimal, so Chen Rui didn't gain much information.

Zuo Wu and Qingzhi were team members. Chen Rui didn't know much about him before, but as a player who transitioned to a coach behind the scenes, he was better than Zhu Kai.

"It's alright, please have a seat."

Chen Rui's attention was focused on the players' training matches.

He wasn't being polite; it was just that he was used to standing behind the players to watch the screen so he could observe their movements and interactions immediately.

The observer view has a delay, making it impossible to obtain first-hand information. As a coach, it is also impossible to immediately point out the problems in the players' tactical execution.

Training is not just about practicing; it also involves rigorous training.

Chen Rui scanned the area from left to right.

Besides the four players he was already familiar with from the information he was quite familiar with, there was also a new face sitting next to Flandre.

【Zeng Zhanran (Zzr) | 19 years old | Korean server Master rank 203 (non-registered player)】

[Current Task: Gain club approval during Snake's tryouts and transition from a solo queue pro to a professional player. Current progress (7/7). Daily tryout tasks (folded)]

[Emotion: Nervous (Hidden Emotion: Anxious)]

[Style and Strengths: Early game jungle invasion, tempo-oriented jungler, proficient with Nidalee, Rek'Sai, and Elise, with a 92% win rate on Nidalee in the Korean server.]

Overall Rating: B+

The extra information in the box made Chen Rui raise an eyebrow.

The other four professional players' information boxes do not show any advantages, styles, or overall ratings.

Could it be because they can't retrieve information about other teams? And Zzr is someone who hasn't officially joined a professional team yet.

"With this effect, wouldn't I be able to select the best newcomers?" Chen Rui thought to himself.

[Energy -1]

[Energy -1]

[Energy -1]

Chen Rui felt a sudden increase in the rate at which his stamina was dropping, and the feeling of weakness made him immediately end the [Coach Visual System], though he couldn't help but feel a little regretful.

It's useful, but his [energy value] drops too quickly, making it unsustainable for him to use the system to select new recruits.

I came to my senses.

Chen Rui suddenly raised an eyebrow.

not good!

Thief!

While he was processing the information, Zhu Kai had already taken out his notebook and pen and started communicating with Aokiji, taking notes seriously.

What is written?

Chen Rui leaned closer and took a look.

Kenzhu was concerned about whether the team members were eating well, and he kept a record of which takeout restaurants near the Snake base were clean and hygienic, and which chicken soup was delicious.

never mind.

He then turned his attention back to the players' screens and carefully observed the game between the two sides.

Snake was on the blue side, while EDG was on the red side.

Snake: Top lane Rumble, Jungle Nidalee, Mid lane Ziggs, Bot lane Jinx + Lulu.

EDG: Top lane Shen, Jungle Sejuani, Mid lane Ryze, Bot lane Sivir + Thresh.

Yo!

Snake, you're quite the character, with your thick eyebrows and big eyes. At first glance, Chen Rui didn't think there was anything wrong with either team's lineup.

At first glance, it appears that Chen Rui brought flax.

Are you there?

Let's set aside the fact that the top, mid, and jungle are all AP champions; if you break them down, they can't even put together a single crowd control skill.

In contrast, EDG had superior control in the mid and top lanes, with the ability to initiate fights and provide protection. In the mid-to-late game, Deft also had Sivir, a champion he personally played. After 25 minutes, Snake could only be slaughtered like chickens.

From a tactical perspective

Snake probably wants to use their high burst damage to gain a significant advantage in the early game, drag the game out until their strong lineup ends, and once Jinx has three core items, they can put up a fight in the mid-to-late game with the purple-tier Garlic.

But the reality is...

With 7 minutes and 30 seconds remaining in the game, the kill score had reached an astonishing 11:0, with EDG dominating Snake in almost every lane.

Is this training for EDG?

Or are we trying to boost their confidence by helping them take the third mock exam?

Chen Rui prayed in his heart that EDG could thoroughly study FNC's tactics through Snake.

"Died again? Or was it a solo kill?" Chen Rui frowned.

Flander's Rambo died 3 times?

That shouldn't be happening!

When did Koro1 transform into Marin? He's so powerful that he can make Flander so desperate online.

Chen Rui crossed his arms, completely bewildered.

In his view, Snake's lineup is decent and consistent with their playstyle in the Summer Split, which focuses on the mid, top, and jungle lanes while allowing the bot lane to develop freely.

EDG, on the other hand, uses a standard macro-play strategy: "Just put a top laner on Maokai and get the game going."

Top laner can solo kill Rumble!

I can't believe Flander is this bad?

0.o?

Something seems off; let me check it again.

"Damn it, DJ! You idiot, I have the lane control firmly in my hands, aren't you going to help me out?!"

Flander turned his head, his face flushed and his neck thick, and yelled at Zzr next to him.

How come there are two Rambos in one game?

"I pinged you, I was counter-ganking in the bottom half of the map, and you got solo killed in the top lane. You can't call me a stupid jungler, can you?" Zzr retorted without holding back.

"Since you've already picked Rumble, you're definitely going to fight in the top half of the map! You damn idiot, I'm doomed this game. If you dare to gank, you're dead. You'd better watch yourself!"

Why did you start arguing?

Captain, where's the commander?

Save it!

Chen Rui's gaze wandered around the backs of the five people's heads.

Who is Cuihua?

Chen Rui turned his gaze to Ella, the team's support player.

He was frantically pinging the signal in Korean next door, but no one in the team responded. Ella was so anxious that she almost stood up and performed hand seals for the other four members.

original.

Even South Koreans fear passive-aggressive violence.

Chen Rui was able to understand.