You actually want me to...

For the first time, these "unknowns" from the LPL have shone brightly on the world stage.

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PY: "The Supernatural Resurgence? My Girlfriend Became the Ultimate Vengeful Ghost!"

Synopsis: On that day, Xu Hao's girlfriend died.

He died as if in a deep sleep in the empty classroom.

Without any wounds, without any criminal record, they died inexplicably.

Because there was no murderer, Xu Hao didn't even have the chance to take revenge and could only immerse himself in a week of grief.

This week.

Strange and supernatural events began to occur all over the world.

A week later, Xu Hao saw his girlfriend, who had turned into a ghost, again one night.

But she underwent some kind of change.

At this point, the world had become hell.

Xu Hao still has a chance to struggle.

Even... a chance to revive his girlfriend and find out the truth.

Metamorphosis: Chapter 85: It's Getting the Right Moment

[Holy crap, a gun!]

[Can someone who's half a piece behind in items still get a solo kill? That's outrageous.]

[GEN really messed up this time, their 4-1 score was completely wiped out.]

[The broken crocodile, those who know, know.]

To put it bluntly, this was all because GEN was careless and Flandre was too good at hiding his strength.

Because of TES's early advantage, GEN's mid, bot, and jungle carries failed to get their items, and GEN's lineup didn't have any strong engage potential.

Just a quick note.

"Forced initiation" doesn't mean that a team has one person who can forcefully break in. Rather, it means that a team has one person who can directly engage, another person who can coordinate with them, or a team with ranged support.

In general, the most common setups are top and jungle duo warriors, or one warrior and one tank, or Galio paired with a strong engage, or at the very least, a S10 support trio of god-tier champions paired with a warrior. A player who simply charges in alone is just feeding in the game, even if they have a gem.

The reason why Sett didn't join the team fight and opted for a 4-1 composition at this point in the game is that the team doesn't have the ability to initiate fights, so it really tests the team's output capabilities, meaning the carry's equipment needs to be up to par.

As for the second reason, it's because Flandre deliberately didn't build a second major item, so as not to let anyone know what he was planning to build. He just kept using a few hundred gold worth of miscellaneous items to confuse people, relying on a single item like Black Cleaver, Cloth Armor, and Boots of Speed ​​to survive under the tower, giving Sett the illusion that Renekton was not a threat for the time being.

In addition, LCK has always used this tactic to delay time and make up for its development, so under the combined conditions, this wave of kills occurred.

That's just luck.

If Renekton had even slightly revealed his position after building his items, given LCK's understanding of Blade of the Ruined King top lane, they certainly wouldn't have allowed Sett to continue split-pushing.

All I can say is that LCK really gave them an opportunity this time.

"Wuhu, this guy is so handsome, Ah Xuanjun."

"I'll give you a big chicken leg when we get back!"

"Charge, brothers! Take advantage of their outnumbered numbers and rush Baron Nashor! Leave no stone unturned! Don't let any kills slip by!"

"Here we go, here we go!"

After securing a game-changing solo kill in the bottom lane, the four members of TES charged towards the dragon pit in the river like mad dogs. GEN had no choice but to abandon the Renekton, even though he had no ultimate left after solo killing Sett, he still had Teleport.

If they dared to fight at Baron Nashor head-on, it would immediately turn into a 5v4 situation with a teleport. To be on the safe side, GEN chose to give up Baron Nashor and instead went to the bottom lane to defend their bottom lane turret.

There's no way around it. If they still had someone to initiate team fights when Sett was around, then after Sett died, they had no initiative at all. After all, you can't expect Graves to go in and steal the dragon while under the pressure of Taric's ultimate, can you?

This kind of scene is beyond the reach of luck. GEN would have to summon their guardian deity to work together for it to even be possible.

With a mournful roar from the dragon, TES's team instantly gained another 1.5K gold, and combined with their existing advantage, their gold lead reached approximately 4.5K.

This time, it's LCK's turn to taste the bitter fruit of their own actions.

The fed Renekton became the lane bully, soloing a lane with the Baron buff, while the other four TES players pushed forward head-on. TES easily stole the classic Korean 4-1 tactic.

Although the universe belongs to South Korea, sorry, South Korea used to be our subordinate. This is called returning something to its rightful owner!

With the huge advantage of the Baron buff, TES didn't even bother to team fight with GEN, instead just grinding away, completely abandoning their usual aggressive team spirit.

Though not fatal, the pain of being sliced ​​into a thousand pieces is excruciating. Slowly wearing down the opponent's will to fight can be a satisfying way to achieve victory.

As a time traveler and commander, Roland understood all too well that sometimes you can't be timid in a competition; you have to step up when the opportunity is in the blink of an eye.

However, sometimes you must not rush things. You should operate strategically when necessary. Too many LPL teams have been too impatient and given LCK teams the opportunity to turn the tide because they couldn't control their temper.

With an extremely stable operating style, TES directly secured a 4000 gold lead with a Baron, taking down all of GEN's outer towers and one inhibitor tower.

When TES's two carries came out ahead of their opponents by a major item, the game came to an end. Even with the presence of the Gem, the lineup was powerless to turn the tide.

TES won their second game 2-0.

"Whoosh, 2-0, brothers!" The moment the game ended, Roland excitedly stood up from his chair. To be honest, competing with LCK in terms of strategy, although he had the advantage of being a transmigrator, was extremely brain-draining.

If he hadn't been buying control wards like they were free, they might not have been able to build such a big advantage later on. As a team that was ahead, his Thresh only had two completed items until more than 30 minutes into the game. He spent almost all of his gold on buying control wards, truly living hand to mouth.

Now, we've finally won.

"Take it easy, there's still one more game. The commentators aren't even excited, so why are you getting so worked up? But to be honest, I peeked at some LCK footage during halftime, and their female host is really pretty." JKL mentioned the girl while chatting.

Is such that.

Men's conversations generally revolve around a few topics: women, games, and world affairs.

The female host from the LCK has a great reputation, so it's natural that she would be seen by these players who frequently browse forums.

"Good grief, I'm going to report you for secretly using your phone during your break."

"As the saying goes, food and sex are human nature. Is there a problem with me looking at girls during my free time? Maybe my future girlfriend is this type. Shouldn't I observe more?"

Hearing this, Roland sighed and patted Jack's shoulder helplessly. "Son, one day you'll meet a girl like this. She's gentle and considerate, beautiful and generous, she doesn't mind if you're poor or ugly, she doesn't want your money, your car, or you."

"Damn it, will you die if you don't hit me hard?"

"No, it won't, it will just be very uncomfortable."

"..."

Holding match point, the mentality of the entire TES team is on a completely different level from that of GEN. In addition, the current TES is an upgraded and enhanced version of the original TES team.

As a result, the third game ended even faster than the first two.

3 to 0.

Thus, on the penultimate day of the MSC league, TES defeated GEN, successfully eliminating LCK's last hope.

At this moment, the SKT owner also achieved an unprecedented legendary feat: he took the initiative to pay for the organization to watch the LPL Spring Split overtime match, which is reminiscent of paying for the translation of the script.

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PS: I've received a lot of questions about this book in the comments, probably from new readers. So I'll give a unified answer here. My skill level is roughly as follows: I can barely carry in Diamond rank, I'm unpredictable in Platinum rank and need someone to duo queue with me, and below Platinum, it's all up to fate. I also often play games with other readers in the fan group. I've both carried and let down others, but my skill level has been declining year by year.

PS2: Sometimes I see plot points that seem a bit far-fetched or require scrutiny. There are indeed errors, but if you find that I haven't corrected them even after a day of posting, then that's how history is. Some teams make this mistake, and some teams just stall because their carries don't have enough equipment and refuse to team fight. In the past two years, watching matches has broadened everyone's horizons, and the losing teams are truly bizarre. Because I review match recordings when writing about matches, including but not limited to opinions and discussions from Zhihu, Baidu Tieba, Yatai, and even other websites, the discrepancies are generally not significant.

PS3: I see discussions about water quality from time to time.

I try to keep each match to five chapters or less, and a BO5 is usually described in two matches. This is considered a moderate pace across major platforms. I insert some daily life scenes in between, which only take one or two chapters to relieve match fatigue. Even some data-related content is kept as short as possible, but it is definitely useful for education.

Metamorphosis: Chapter 86: Some dreams come true without you even realizing it.

Congratulations to TES.

Congratulations to TES for defeating GEN 3-0 and advancing to the finals to face FPX!

Amidst the barrage of congratulatory messages for TES, the three commentators on the other side of the commentary booth were all smiles.

The most eye-catching commentator was Wawa, a veteran commentator. He grinned broadly and said happily, "Tomorrow... who the champion is won is no longer important..."

cat: It's still quite important (laughs)

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Doll: "Actually, some dreams come true without us even realizing it, and our youth comes to an end..."

It has to be said that TES's 3-0 victory is of great significance to all the long-time LPL viewers.

From the darkest years of LPL to the era of fear of Korea, and then to S8 and S9, how many people have laughed and cried at the same time? Countless memories have made people fantasize that one day we might see two national teams in the finals of the competition, and we long to see the finals be an internal battle of LPL. But it was only after ten years of LOL that this wish was finally seen by LPL viewers.

How many decades can one wait in a lifetime?

Those who were once immersed in the League of Legends have now turned laning from the Rift into their daily lives.

Those teenagers who used to laugh and joke around while playing games have now become pillars of various industries, and some have even started their own families.

The last game to have such an impact over a decade was the Warcraft series, and before that, we might have to go back to Legend. In the history of LPL, Wawa and Miller have undoubtedly witnessed the ups and downs of LPL.

"It's not easy for LPL. I wonder how many of our old fans are still watching this." When he said this, Wawa's heart was still filled with complicated emotions.

Although LPL's long-cherished wish to rise has been fulfilled, and LPL has successfully won two consecutive S-series championships.

However, they still harbored a tiny bit of selfishness.

They want to see five Chinese people stand on the world stage, at the highest peak of that world stage, to represent LPL and win the championship.

Yes, it's true that TheShy in S8 showed us the Jayce of the LPL, and esports is divided by clubs rather than countries. But even if they rationally understand that these Korean players also represent the LPL region, they still want to see five Chinese players.

"You seem to be deeply moved by TES's victory?"

"That's right, it's three to zero. The last time we had a three-to-zero sweep of LCK was many years ago." Fortunately, Wawa, being a veteran commentator, reacted quickly and changed the subject, preventing another wave of controversy.

However, his gaze never left the TES players on the screen.