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Chapter 91 Departure for the Intercontinental Tournament

"You have gained a deeper understanding of the 'Diligence Can Make Up for Lack of Talent' ability. Reward: 50 points, 'Diligence Can Make Up for Lack of Talent' ability upgraded to Advanced."

"Diligence can make up for lack of talent (Advanced): When settling daily rank rewards, all the points you earn are doubled!"

Furthermore, your physical and mental state will always remain at its peak during daily training, without any fatigue or decline in performance due to accumulated ranked games!

Wow!

Having just recovered from the simulation training, Li Yi stared at these lines of text for several seconds, and couldn't help but smile.

The effects are visible to the naked eye!

Leaving aside the doubled rewards when settling daily ranks, just look at this second additional effect!

To improve quickly, Li Yi must earn points through high-intensity ranked play.

But energy is an invisible barrier.

Like most professional players, Li Yi's current limit is probably 10 ranked games a day. Playing any more would make him dizzy and lightheaded, and even affect his sleep and his performance in the next day's game.

Fortunately, the system provided humanitarian assistance from Crown, which directly upgraded the "diligence can make up for lack of talent" skill, which originally had a very short progress bar, to the advanced level, thus erasing these debuffs for Li Yi.

So,

"After a losing streak in simulation training, the humanitarian aid the system gave me was actually some kind of trait of the opposing mid laner?"

Looking back, Li Yi's first ability, "screen switching," came from Fakr.

While both are S-series champion mid-laners, the label might be "mechanics" for Pawn and Rookie, and "roaming" for Doinb. So what about Crown, the champion mid-laner with the lowest profile?

Version?

Yes, but not all.

You have to understand that for some people (I'm talking about Bin and Uzi), the version of the game had already brought the championship right to their mouths, but they just wouldn't listen, practice, or change, and they ended up spitting out the trophy again.

Crown was able to seize this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to grasp the meta and win the championship because of his self-discipline, which far surpassed that of all other players.

Throughout Season 7, Crown played approximately 4000 ranked games across his main and smurf accounts, averaging over 12 games per day. Almost everyone who had been his teammate said that Crown was the most ascetic player they had ever seen.

Therefore, the system probably gave it a self-discipline ability, but it was similar to the function of "diligence can make up for lack of talent", so it simply upgraded it directly from intermediate to advanced.

As for Chovy, who later said that "professional players should play less ranked games because it pollutes their brains," or Bang, who practiced meditation, Li Yi would only say: I don't have your kind of talent.

All I can do is work hard to make up for my shortcomings!

That afternoon.

Intercontinental Championship, departure ceremony!

As an extremely popular esports event with unparalleled global popularity, League of Legends only had the Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) and the World Championship (S-series) throughout the year, in addition to the league, and an All-Star event that was more for entertainment than competition.

A competition system that only offers two periods of high-level cross-regional competition throughout the year cannot be considered healthy.

The idea of ​​the Intercontinental Tournament was first piloted in the European and American regions. Seeing the positive response, Riot Games expanded the tournament format to regions such as Asia, the Pacific, and Russia and Turkey.

It turns out.

This was a successful attempt.

It is often said that competitive sports are war in peacetime, and the competition between the two sides has captured the audience's emotions from the very beginning.

Compared to the gruesome viewing experience of MSI, where viewers had to get up at 3 a.m. to watch WE get captured by a Vietnamese team, audiences clearly preferred watching matches between regions with more buzz at normal times.

Just how popular is it?

In Li Yi's memory, in his previous life, Aodi was so angry that he scored 0/5/1 with Fiora during a match against JTeam that many viewers wanted to vent their anger on his Weibo account. However, they couldn't find Aodi's account, so they turned around and stormed into Audi's official Weibo account, leaving thousands of angry comments in the comment section.

At this moment, in the official live stream room.

As the four teams took to the stage, tens of thousands of comments began scrolling rapidly in the live stream.

WE!

The battle against SKT depends on you guys!

[Xiye, pick up your Lucian! Lead the brothers to solo kill the Demon King again!]

[Go Condi! Since you can't steal the dragon from the invincible Kai in the domestic competition, let's go steal the dragon from other regions!]

RNG!

[Go, puppy! Crush Deft! Let him know he's only in the LPL because he's riding Clearlove's coattails!]

【Huh? Didn't you guys say that when you were criticizing Clearlove, he was just riding Deft's coattails, following the "cycle of riding on Deft's coattails" principle?】

Quiet down, quiet down! Pigs and dogs stand united against a common enemy!

EDG!

[Open the palace, release the prisoners!]

[Victory screen for the Palace Intrigue MVP!]

[For foreign wars, look to Guodian!]

[Let me, a long-time fan, say this: Clearlove absolutely must win against LMS teams, and at least don't lose too badly against LCK teams—don't let them lose a single best-of-one match and be carried into the finals by the rest of the team.]

I can understand bringing Aodi, and I can understand bringing Zet since I play Ashe pretty well. But can anyone tell me why they're bringing Aiolos?

According to my inside information, Ai Luoli was probably the first to side with Li Yi in this palace intrigue incident.

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[The merit of following the dragon, the merit of following the dragon!]

I have a feeling EDG is about to make history!

OMG!

As for 0MG, let it be.

If the competition between NA and EU is relatively even, then in the Asian arena, LCK's dominance over LPL is almost a one-sided crushing.

Resisting South Korea?

When the fans shouted "Crush LCK," even they could hear the lack of conviction in their voices. Rival fans who usually mocked each other on forums and wanted to tear each other's teams apart, now stood in the same arena, and when their eyes met, they felt a tacit understanding of shared misery.

We're all spinning tops destined to be torn apart by LCK, so why do we have to compete to see who can spin the fastest?

So much so.

When the LPL official website released the departure vlog that night, everyone even felt a sense of tragic solemnity, akin to being led to the execution ground, from the footage of the players before boarding the plane.

Especially near the end, fans surrounded the airport entrance, crowding around the EDG players as they got off the bus and walked forward.

Will we win?

Compared to the cheers, the sound of those three words recorded in the vlog was particularly jarring.

The camera panned across the first few EDG players, who all lowered their heads and quickened their pace, as if they hadn't heard or were hesitant to answer.

"We will win!"

The entire vlog.

It ended with Li Yi's confident smile.

The flight to Kaohsiung wasn't long, and the contestants didn't plan to rest. Instead, they used the time to chat and joke around in small groups.

Compared to the group of old-timers whom everyone dislikes, everyone is actually more interested in EDG's two newcomers.

but.

Although Iboy chatted a lot with Li Yi inside the club, once outside he was just like Sima Laozei from OMG's bot lane, wearing headphones and leaning against the window, a complete autistic patient.

Another newcomer is Li Yi.

He was the only contestant on the plane who was resting with his eyes closed, but the others couldn't understand his strange behavior.

He was frowning one minute and grinning the next, occasionally muttering to himself, "Wow, what a pity." Most importantly, in this cabin blasting cool air, this guy was covered in sweat?

"The kid is still too young. Making threats like that puts a lot of psychological pressure on him."

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