Rebirth is fine, but I get eight hundred dollars right from the start?

LPL preseason.

Live stream across the entire internet: Which hero will Emperor choose for his debut?

Countless people are eager to know the answer.

During the live stream, this young man played LeBlanc, Mirror Image, and Ghost Shadow to instantly kill the enemy's carry. He also played Orianna, who had an unstoppable growth and could destroy the world with a single ball. He also played Twisted Fate, Diana, and Ahri. It seemed like there was no hero he couldn't play.

Some say his hero pool is as deep as the sea, while others say Emperor only knows a few heroes, but because his understanding is deeper than others, everything seems like a signature move.

[Fox!!! I want to see my tanuki!]

【Huayi, are you guys confused? Why ban cards? The fox is right there, why not ban it? You're asking for trouble.】

[Heh, is it possible that if they let the cards through, in this kind of professional arena, Wayi would die even faster!]

Do you guys think they'll pull out a new champion? Zed, that assassin, looks super cool.

[New hero +1! I bought it for 6300 gold as soon as it came out, but I haven't dared to use it in ranked games yet. I'm just waiting for E to release a tutorial video.]

Is it possible that even E-God himself didn't master it?

[Pfft, who's this idiot upstairs? Do you even want to hear what you're saying? E-God can play top lane champions like Riven like a pro, and you're telling me he can't master a mid lane assassin?]

The live stream chat had its own opinions, while countless eyes were fixed on the empty profile picture frame in front of the screen.

Meanwhile, in the player's seat, Lin Shu moved the mouse to the hero list, scrolled the wheel, paused for a moment, and then clicked.

The profile picture lit up.

"My energy is boundless!"

The somber and imposing lines echoed throughout the venue.

In the commentary booth, Wawa paused for a moment, then exclaimed in surprise, "Syndra?"

Joker scratched his head too, "Oh my, so the Dark Lord has arrived? I don't think many people use this hero."

It's not "not many", it's "very few".

Unlike the later generations of players who were fervent in their pursuit of the Black Silk Queen, Syndra's pick rate was pitifully low when she was first released.

The skills rely entirely on prediction, have a relatively short range, and are extremely difficult to operate. All three small skills are non-targeting, and players with poor hand-eye coordination can miss ten E in a single game.

Most players consider her an unpopular mage, with both her win rate and pick rate at the bottom. She was once relegated to the same level as the original Viktor and Malzahar, and was known as one of the "three unpopular mages".

It wasn't until the bug that came with the hero when it was released was fixed, and the E skill was adjusted for the first time, that the pick rate slowly started to climb.

It wasn't until the S3 World Championship that this champion officially became a popular pick in the current meta.

"If it were someone else, I might have to reserve my opinion, but E is sitting on the field right now, so what else is there to say but just trust him."

The baby looked like a fanboy, and his comments were indeed agreed upon by countless viewers in the live stream.

What?

You're saying you absolutely have to have a different opinion?

Okay, don't worry about it too much. First, get to around 2,500 points and make it into the top ten in the national server.

Oh, I forgot to remind you, 2500 points is a full 500 points short of the score you're looking for in front of you.

"Emperor picked Syndra, and HWG's fifth pick didn't hesitate much either, directly choosing Eye of Twilight to provide support for the global front line."

"Now the key question falls to Huayi: what kind of hero should the purple team pick in the fifth counter-pick position to counter Syndra?"

"If you want to play it safe, go for Orianna; if you want to farm in the late game, Kassadin is also an option."

Before the two commentators had even finished speaking, the last hero frame on the field had already been completed.

"The invisible blade is the most deadly!"

In the center of the image, a masked assassin wielding a spinning sword slowly emerges.

"Oh my, Zed! Zed, the Master of Shadows!"

"Hua Yi's mid laner has maxed out his courage level. He's number one in the Chinese server, and he plays against the number one player in the Chinese server. Forget about Orianna and Kassadin. He'll just go head-to-head with assassins."

He was so excited that his face turned a little red. "No problem, absolutely no problem. Zed is a very agile champion. Syndra's three small skills all require prediction. If you play him properly, you can dominate the mid lane."

[Good, good, good. You dare to pick an assassin to go head-to-head with E-God? I acknowledge your courage, Huayi's mid-laner.]

[Seriously? This new hero seems all flashy and overly complicated. Dark Sovereign is supposed to have long arms, he'll just get smashed into a pulp.]

[It's not that big!]

Don't get too excited yet. What if this person pulls off a comeback and gets a solo kill in the mid lane?

Bro, you still don't understand what a 700+ point difference in high-ranking matches means!

[That's roughly a difference between 1600-2300 or 1600-2400, you understand?]

Amidst the excitement of the two commentators and the screen full of question marks in the live stream, the lineups for both sides were finalized and the exchanges were completed.

HWG (Blue Side): Top lane Shen, Jungle Elise, Mid lane Syndra, Bot lane Varus + Thresh.

Purple team Spider: Top lane Renekton, Jungle Xin Zhao, Mid lane Zed, Bot lane Caitlyn + Taric!

……

"Don't choose Zed! Don't choose Zed! Don't choose Zed!!"

On the right side of the HWG booth, White Crescent looked utterly dejected.

Hey bro, can't you just pick a Clockwerk and farm properly?

If all else fails, you have dreams, so you can gamble on Kassadin for a late-game comeback!

Master of Shadows?

Heh, others might not know, but these teammates who spend every day with each other certainly know just how proficient their leader is with this ninja.

Top three!

Yes, just like the Dark Sovereign currently in use, Zed is definitely among the top three heroes in terms of mastery.

That level of proficiency isn't just about "knowing how to play"; it's about being able to "know what you're going to do with every move you make."

Out of consideration for old friendships and for the sake of his brothers, he went through a lot of pleading and begging, only to get the boss to say that he should focus on operations rather than fighting.

Now you're doing this, rushing to send those who are lying down forward.

Controlling a character you consider your main to lane against a hero you are equally familiar with.

What does it mean?

"I hope your Zed proficiency isn't too low, bro..."

"Hopefully, the boss will be in a better mood today and won't hit so hard."

The game has finished loading, and the hero has appeared on the Summoner's Platform.

Welcome to League of Legends!

"The enemy will arrive on the battlefield in thirty seconds!"

Based on Lin Shu's usual requirements for everyone's basic skills, White Crescent didn't dare to have any more wild thoughts. She quickly bought the equipment and stepped out of the fountain with her teammates.

Thresh, with his white crescent-shaped figure, followed Varus down the bot lane, and as they passed the mid lane, he couldn't help but glance at Zed on the opposing team again—

The kid stood at the foot of the tower, twirling a dart in his hand, looking quite imposing.

White Crescent withdrew his gaze and silently added in his heart: Brother, take care.