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Chapter 87 Foreign Warfare: A Look at China Electric Power

Chapter 88 Foreign Warfare: A Look at China Electric Power

"EDG!"

"EDG!"

Fans holding up EDG light boards stood up from their seats and shouted, their voices filled with a sense of catharsis that had been suppressed for a long time.

After all, since the beginning of the year, this team, one of the three major teams in the same group as EDG, has been suppressing them.

If the director's camera focuses on the audience.

You'll also discover a rather comical scene.

Many WE fans who were holding Mystic fan signs have quietly switched sides.

They didn't understand the competition either: "Anyway, I'm here to see handsome guys, why shouldn't I choose one that can win?"

Congratulations to EDG!

"After defeating their only competitor in Group A, we lead the entire LPL with a record of five wins in major matches and 9-2 in minor matches!" Guan Zeyuan summarized the post-match battle between the three major teams.

"Meanwhile, LeeE has won all eight of his matches since joining the LPL. Hopefully, he can carry this hot streak to the Rift Rivals and bring honor to our LPL!"

"Next weekend at the same time, the opening match of the Intercontinental Cup will be between EDG and SSG. See you there!"

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During the post-match interview, Li Yi was momentarily at a loss when he saw the host Ren Dong extend his left hand, unsure of how to shake it back.

"Welcome to the post-match interview. I'm your host, Ren Dong. Today we have invited EDG's mid-laner LeeE and head coach Nofe to say hello to everyone!"

"Hello everyone----"

Before Li Yi could even speak, his voice was drowned out by the high volume of the fans in the audience. What puzzled him, however, was why there were several girls in red team uniforms shouting.

"Hi everyone, I'm LeeE!"

"Add a plus sign, I'm Nofe————"

After the initial uproar subsided, Ren Dong smiled and asked his first interview question: "I'd like to ask Coach Nofe, after the team's crushing defeat to Snake, what kind of post-match analysis and performance adjustments did your team make?"

Nofe answered in Korean: "At that time, my teammates and I were not in good form, and the coaching staff was also considering personnel changes—but later we had a relatively important meeting, which basically determined who would start in the subsequent matches. From then on, it seemed that we were on the right track, and everyone felt that we could beat anyone."

Korean translation: "We've confirmed Lee Yi's starting position, and the whole team is more united now."

Li Yi looked at his translator with some surprise.

So you are one too————

Ren Dong clearly hadn't expected the translation to be so faithful and elegant, but he quickly composed himself and pointed the microphone back at Nofe: "In the second game, Coach Nofe chose Nidalee for the jungler to counter Zac. Have you practiced this matchup before?"

After translating and conveying the meaning, Nofe pondered for a moment: "Our Nidalee has a very, very high win rate against Zac, right? Most importantly, the solo laner has a large enough champion pool to coordinate well with the jungler and achieve the desired effect."

Ren Dong nodded: "Okay, thank you, Coach Nofe. Now, let's talk about LeeE. In the second game, you confidently picked Jhin as your last pick. The commentators said it was a weak, frontline-less composition. What's your opinion on that?"

"At the time, I thought we needed to add a control unit and a physical damage dealer, so I chose it." Li Yi paused. "As for the lineup without a front line, the weakness is that it's difficult to establish vision and it's vulnerable to being engaged upon."

"However, both Jhin and Nidalee can gain vision by setting traps, which somewhat compensates for this weakness. As for why the enemy only targeted me in team fights—I guess it's because Xayah has her ultimate for survival, and Nidalee has Zhonya's Hourglass?"

"Thanks to LeeE for sharing!"

For a player like Li Yi, whose personal profile attracts a lot of attention, the LPL officials would like him to talk more. However, Ren Dong was quite impressed by Li Yi's poised and confident demeanor on camera. No wonder his female colleagues said that interviewing Li Yi was a very comfortable experience.

"Lastly, let's do something traditional for EDG before international matches. What would LeeE like to say about the upcoming Asian Games?"

Li Yi took the microphone.

"I'll only say one thing."

"For foreign wars, look to State Grid!"

A night breeze blew in my face, carrying the lingering humid heat of late summer in Shanghai.

At the side entrance of Zhengda Plaza, security personnel stood on both sides of the exit, keeping fans holding up their phones and support signs behind the cordon.

Although the wait for the interview to end was rather long.

But everyone was a little hesitant to use their phones, their eyes fixed on the exit passage, afraid that Li Yi might sneak away among the staff.

"Here he comes! The God of Chess is here!"

Upon seeing Li Yi emerge carrying his peripheral bag, many fans holding autographed pens and support banners surged forward half a step.

"God of Chess, I'm your fan!"

"Thank you for your support!"

"God of Chess, could you give me your autograph?"

"Sure, but do you have to sign it on the cup?" Li Yi glanced down at the thermos cup that was handed to him, and his lips twitched.

"God of Chess, please keep winning in the Intercontinental Tournament! We've always been losing before you appeared (crying voice)!"

Li Yi stopped what he was doing, his tone becoming serious: "Don't worry, everyone. Whether it's the Intercontinental Championship or the Summer Championship, we will be victorious. We will win big more than ever before!"

Because the departure ceremony for the Intercontinental Championship was the following afternoon, Abu gave the team a strict order after confirming that there was no training scheduled for the next day: they must serve every fan well tonight before they can leave.

Of course.

Not every EDG player is in such a good mood.

On the other side of the crowd, it seemed a minor conflict had broken out between players and fans. Li Yi glanced over from a distance and saw that Scout had given the fans a hard time before turning around and walking back to the bus alone.

The air was still for a few seconds.

As Abu's fierce gaze swept over them, the remaining EDG members shuddered and quickly straightened their professional demeanor.

"My dear teacher, over here!"

"Hello, you're the sentimental guy, right?"

Li Yi's gaze swept across the crowd and landed on the tall, bespectacled boy standing at the very end of the line, who was waving at him.

Zhao Tianyu is now not only Li Yi's chief video editor, but also a part-time fan blogger for Li Yi. Since his campus is not far from Zhengda Plaza, he can often watch Li Yi's matches and also do live streams to discuss game content with members of Li Yi's fan group.

"Actually, you're quite eloquent. Why don't you consider doing a secondary commentary or something?" Li Yi glanced at Zhao Tianyu's live stream of the outdoor content and found that he was quite expressive.

"Can I do it?"

Zhao Tianyu paused for a moment, then looked a little embarrassed: "But I'm only a Diamond rank player, can I explain the game clearly?"

"Diamonds aren't enough?" Li Yi was speechless. What would you think if you knew that there were people with silver rank who would be doing competitions in later generations?

Meanwhile, Li Yi's longtime fans in the live stream also expressed their approval.

I think the "Shenqing Ge" (a nickname for a man known for his deep affection) is fine!

[The way Shenqing Ge sliced ​​the video is so amazing shows his precise control over the content of the competition.]

[Let's start broadcasting commentary for the Intercontinental Cup! I really don't want to watch Park Taek-won commentate on EDG vs. SSG, that guy definitely supports his dad, Samsung ———]

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