You actually want me to...

"Charge! Charge! Charge! Charge! We're going to win the championship, A-Ban!"

"Wuhu, champion! I'm also someone who debuted at the peak... oops! I'm a champion from the start."

"Haha, I almost made a prediction, but at least I have a good holiday, guys."

"Charge! For tonight's feast!"

Amidst laughter, TES's offensive rhythm became increasingly sharp: grouping up, pushing, and controlling resources.

The greater the advantage, the more steady the actions will be.

By the time TES finally appeared in front of JDG, they were already each player had a half to one item more equipment than their opponents.

At this moment, even if Green Hair once again defied fate and landed a powerful ultimate on three key TES players, they were powerless to turn the tide. The Trundle, having absorbed a burst of his ultimate, charged recklessly through the JDG crowd, completely disrupting their formation.

Seeing his teammates fall one after another around him, Loken gritted his teeth and finally decided to fight his way out of the fountain and charge to the front line of the team once again.

But how could he, as a female gunner, possibly have the chance to turn the tide of the battle?

With Aphelios unleashing his final whirlwind, JDG, now down to their last player, were eliminated from the finals.

3 is better than 1

TES, as a dark horse, overpowered JDG and successfully won the BO5 series.

They are the champions!

Metamorphosis: Chapter 48: Because of Fear of Pain...

Congratulations to TES!!!

[Sailor Duo!]

My lord, times have changed!

[Advanced Mathematics welcomes heartbroken JDG players. It boasts a large amount of content, high challenge, high replayability, and will never force players to spend money, will never cheat them into spending money, and will never become obsolete.]

The LPL season has gone through countless seasons, but the champions have remained almost unchanged. The "Big Three" teams have dominated, and the two World Championship champions have also been fierce rivals. Apart from these five teams, there are very few other teams that have won the LPL championship.

In fact, regardless of which team wins the championship tonight, it will be a step forward for the LPL. Just as the internet was buzzing with congratulations to TES, Roland, sitting in the team's bench, had just taken off his headphones and paused for a moment before slapping JKL on the back.

"Holy crap, what are you doing?" JKL, wincing in pain, immediately turned around to look at Aban, his mind a complete blank.

"I feel a little unreal. The fact that it hurts means it's okay."

"Then why don't you hit yourself?"

"It's not that I'm afraid of pain..."

Upon hearing this guy's statement, everyone present was instantly dumbfounded. Their initial excitement turned into a state of bewilderment and disbelief.

"I mean, is it really necessary? For a champion like you."

"It's easy for you to talk when you're not in the situation. Look at the oldest celebrity... never mind, look at the others. Look at Knight and 369, they're pretty excited too."

"It's alright, it's alright, I'm just not too excited." 369 replied calmly on the surface, but in reality he was overjoyed. He had never been able to beat the Duke, but today the Sword Demon was chasing Ornn and Ornn was tanking the Sword Demon's attacks. Wouldn't he become a god tonight?

Everything else can be put aside once the Education Bureau is in charge.

Of course, another reason why they calmed down so quickly was that there were no fans watching in the venue. They stood up excitedly, looked up, and saw an empty space. No matter how happy they were, their hearts would instantly turn cold.

What sustains their happiness now is that they can spend the rest of their holiday without worry.

The rest is quite simple:

Pinch your fists, wait, and hold the trophy.

For TES, this first championship trophy is undoubtedly a great encouragement to the club's management. You have to know that they spent a lot of money to bring in foreign players this year. If they still can't get good results, then all that money will have been wasted.

Fortunately, their gamble paid off.

As the golden rain fell on the field, the effect was greatly diminished compared to the cheers from the audience. However, considering that so many people were watching on the screen, the TES team could only force themselves to put on a cheerful and happy face.

Needless to say, the FMVP award was ultimately given to JKL.

While the contributions of the support role are substantial from the support's perspective and are quite important in command, these aspects are difficult to see from a top-down perspective, unlike other roles where they are more readily apparent.

Moreover, JKL's Draven did indeed play a crucial role in two of the three games they won, so Roland didn't really feel anything about winning the FMVP award.

But when the program reached the post-match interview, he was truly dumbfounded. This time, it wasn't just one person who needed to be interviewed, but the entire team, scattered and assigned to different commentary booths.

Looking at the microphone shoved right in front of his mouth, Roland sighed, forced to accept the outcome. Perhaps because the Sailors duo was so popular, after they were taken away, he was left with a less-watched commentary booth, so the questions were naturally more casual.

"Who initiates the team fight? Whoever has Flash should initiate, of course. You can't just go and feed without anything."

"Command? There's no command, is there? The team has always followed the principle of whoever has the advantage listens to them. Look at that game when Jack was incredibly fed, didn't we all act as his dogs and protect him?"

"The thought of winning? Probably just wanting to take a vacation as soon as possible, just like you guys wanting to finish interviewing me and get off work as soon as possible. We're all just ordinary working people, even gods need to steal a break at work."

Looking at the interview he barely remembered, and thinking that probably not many people would watch it, Roland answered rather casually. But it has to be said that the more ordinary the words, the more likely they are to touch a nerve with others. Just like the young lady interviewing him now, her face was filled with admiration and approval.

Unbeknownst to them, in the secondary room of their interview channel's live broadcast, wave after wave of viewers were frantically pouring in.

[Indeed, the interviews here are just what I wanted.]

[As expected of TES's top initiator, his interview responses are unmatched.]

This is so true! The first thing I want to do after finishing a job is to go for a yo-yo and go on vacation.

[I think Banhuang should consider switching to commentary after retiring; the entertainment value would be off the charts.]

After finally winning the finals, everyone naturally wanted to see something interesting in the post-match interviews. Compared to Aban, the other TES players' answers were a bit too conservative, basically just the same old template of thanking teammates, coaches, and CCTV, which was quite uninteresting.

This place is still the best.

The people here are all very pleasant to talk to, and they're all talented; everyone in the live stream loves it here. Once the atmosphere got going, the girl started asking questions in reverse, since this wasn't the main room, she could broaden her questions a bit.

"One last question: What is BAN's daily life like?"

"Eat, sleep, play ranked games."

"That's all? Isn't there anything else? Like, is there any fan interaction or something?"

"I know what you want to ask. No, the only two women in the entire TES club are the cook and the housekeeper. Besides them, you can't even find a female cat." Roland was also a little annoyed at this point.

Normally, LPL teams hold fan meet-and-greets.

But this is a natural disaster, and everyone is stuck in the base. If the housekeeper and cook didn't know that the whole club is full of extreme otaku, they probably wouldn't dare to work in this crowded place.

For the last question, host Xiao Gaigai thought for a moment and decided to follow the trend and ask the question that fans are most concerned about right now.

"Um...maybe I can ask you what your and JKL's criteria for choosing a partner are?"

???

The moment the question left his lips, Roland sensed something was wrong.

"What do you mean? Why are you suddenly asking this?"

"Everyone has noticed that you two don't usually interact much with your fans, but your fan base is... quite large. So we're wondering if there's anything inappropriate about your criteria for choosing a partner."

Roland really wanted to criticize her for being so tactless; she should have just asked directly. However, considering her future happiness, Roland felt it was necessary to clarify things.

"Ahem, I'm not entirely clear on what Jack's standards are, but mine are very clear, and the fans in front of the screen can take note of them."

"what?"

"My ideal woman, I hope she has 50 aircraft carriers, 200 destroyers, 100 cruisers, 100 submarines, 50,000 main battle tanks, 50,000 armored vehicles, 100,000 self-propelled artillery pieces, 16000 nuclear warheads, 5000 ballistic missiles with a range of 20,000 kilometers, 6 million rifles, 2 million submachine guns, and 8 million tons of gold reserves. That's all I can think of for now, I'll add more later if I think of anything else."

The female host and viewers in front of their screens: "??????"

Metamorphosis: Chapter Forty-Nine: The Ten-Day Rule

The crowning of the Spring Split champion caused a huge stir in the LPL community that night.

Before the tournament, IG and JDG were widely considered the two strongest teams, but in reality, both of these top teams were eliminated by TES, a team in a slightly lower tier. What's even more absurd is that the entire playoff series ended in a 3-1 score, as if under a curse.

As the game ended, one piece of gossip after another surfaced, along with the microphone.

For example, Roland's guided spellcasting in Guan Ge's live stream, the team's temporary change in style in the finals, the classic post-match interview, and the hero microphone that always attracts the audience's attention, combined with the victory of the game, formed a huge wave of public opinion. It was under the influence of this heat that people finally began to analyze the details of TES's victory and found out Roland's point, which was not easily noticed.

Tactical analysis, team brain, team-building expert, key to winning the team.

As more and more analysis videos were released, viewers belatedly realized that this "board king," who was usually jokingly called a daredevil, had quietly grown up.

[Damn, I've been so busy watching and listening to this guy's stand-up comedy that I never realized he'd improved so much.]

There's no reason for that. When I watch his streams, he often gets outplayed and outplayed.

[This is outrageous! So this is another Meiko? Debuting at her peak.]

I don't know if he's at his peak, but he's definitely insane. Many of his champion picks and runes felt like he was committing crimes. His professional playstyle is more like PYL's – daring, reckless, and willing to feed.

[Anything is fine, as long as it's not the Cat King.]

It must be said that preconceived notions do indeed influence people's judgment.

Although Roland initially became famous as a background character in high-level games on both the Chinese and Korean servers, few people could distinguish between a lane master and a professional laner.

To put it simply, when it comes to laning, professional players have a very difficult time gaining an advantage when facing the signature heroes of solo queue kings; it wouldn't be surprising if they were completely crushed.

But if you team up with five random players to play against five professional players, you will definitely win against the five professional players.

The main difference is in the focus.

The real hero is someone who knows how to kill and perform impressive feats, because that's how they can better retain viewers in their live stream.

Professional players excel at the game, and their main focus is on winning and teamwork, because their goal from the beginning is to win the game.

These two have different focuses.

To put it bluntly, when a game starts, a professional player is thinking about where to go and what to do within a few minutes to expand their advantage, while a one-trick pony just calmly stands opposite you, thinking about what will happen if you dare to last hit a certain minion.

A player who can hold his own against top-tier solo queue players, even if he ultimately gets outplayed, must have decent individual skill. With a sufficient hero pool and quick reflexes, Roland has essentially focused on game leadership for the past six months.

So naturally, his achievements would not be too low.

Of course, none of this was on Roland's mind, because they were currently gathered at the base, indulging in eating, drinking, and having fun to celebrate their victory in the Spring Season.

Cheers! X8

"Wait, before we toast, let me ask you, we should get extra prize money if we win the championship, right?"

"Yes, we have plenty. We'll ship them out tomorrow."