You actually want me to...

If it's this team...

Can he expect a red miracle from the LPL this year?

Meanwhile, in the LPL live stream, the chat was absolutely buzzing with excitement.

From DNF to RNG, and then to TES, Karsa has always been at the forefront of the fight against Korean teams. I don't need to say who the biggest contributor to this round of matches is, right?

[Fun fact: JKL has won every international match he has participated in so far.]

[Fun fact: GEN has lost three straight to TES and five straight to Radar, and considering their seven-game losing streak against all-Chinese teams during the Samsung era, the MVP of this match definitely belongs to Samsung GEN.]

[T1's owner spends money to watch LPL internal matches; the life of the wealthy is so simple and unpretentious, I love it!]

What does it mean to have one's great revenge fulfilled?

This is what it means to get revenge.

Pre-match trolling, huh? You started spamming Twitter after winning one game against FPX, huh? People who know you know you beat an LPL team, but they might think you've learned Trump's Twitter-based governance.

If we're talking about who the biggest victim of this MSC is, it's undoubtedly the owner of T1, the organizer, who was the first to be exposed as a clown. Now, a massive online army from all over China is launching a campaign against the T1 owner's Twitter account, reminiscent of the ancient Chinese warlord uprising against Dong Zhuo.

"That's a wrap. By the way, how about we just storm into FPX's hotel and settle the score with rock-paper-scissors?"

"Come on, throwing a match in public is an outrageous offense and he should just retire."

"That's fine then, we'll just have to play as usual."

"That's not necessarily true. Although we don't allow match-fixing, we can play exhibition matches." With a mysterious smile, Roland led his teammates and tried to rush back to the FPX room in the hotel. However, they hadn't gone far when they were forcibly stopped by the LPL hosts.

There's no other way but to deal with these monsters first, just like clearing a level.

Flandre and Karsa were assigned to the LPL commentary booth, while the highly anticipated Golden Left Hand was moved to the LCK interview booth. Seeing the team translator's tragic and resigned expression, Roland almost couldn't help but burst out laughing.

The translation of LPL is basically the same as ordering takeout.

They finally found a chance to get on the field, but the person assigned to translate was Knight, whose accent was quite unique. They figured that if Knight lowered his voice even slightly, they would have to be careful about when to get into the factory after today's translation.

Finally, looking at JKL beside him and then at the only remaining English commentary in front of him, Roland revealed a confident smile.

No need to even think about it. The English-speaking media outlet has always loved LPL ADCs, as evidenced by players like Uzi, "Mad Dog," Jian "Uzi," and others. Now that the champion ADC is right next to him, it's obvious the English-speaking media will interview JKL. Doesn't that mean he can easily escape being interviewed today?

Just as Roland was smiling victoriously, the LPL English broadcast host checked his watch, then grabbed Roland's hand and pulled him around, leaving both the bot laner and support stunned.

"What?"

"Time is pressing. Come with me quickly!"

???

The illiterate Roland was completely bewildered. He then turned to look at the other translator beside him. The translator paused for a moment before replying, "He said you are very handsome, and the English channel wants you to be interviewed."

Roland: ? ? ?

Holy crap, these days, do English-language TV stations actually have such good taste in interviews?

Upon hearing this, Roland immediately straightened up and said to the translator, "Tell him that I am very grateful to the English channel viewers for their discerning eye, but I am not in the best condition today. Ask him if I can pull the AD next to me over."

The translator nodded, then turned to the host and said, "He said he was a little shy."

“Oh, don’t worry, I’ll let them feel our enthusiasm.” With that, the host increased the pressure this time, forcibly dragging Roland into the studio, leaving a bewildered JKL standing there.

"What did you just say to him?"

“I don’t know either. I just overheard what they were saying to Knight, and that’s what I told him.”

"Aren't you a translator?"

"Yes, but I'm the Korean translator. The Korean station was in such a hurry that they pulled the wrong person. The one who was pulled away was the English translator. Anyway, I have to go to the English station to fill in. Wish me luck."

JKL: ......

Metamorphosis: Chapter 87: That's right, I'm talking about XX

As it turns out, having a job that's not directly related to your major is actually quite impressive.

Faced with equally bewildered English, the quick-witted Korean translator simply used all her knowledge to single-handedly steer the interview in a completely new direction, like this:

Host: What do you think of Gen?

Translation: He asked you what you think of GEN?

Roland: I think they are all very strong opponents, it's just that we are stronger.

Translation: It's just a bunch of garbage.

......

Host: How do you think you played your support role?

Translation: He asked you if it was difficult to provide assistance.

Roland: I think it's quite difficult. There's a lot more to master in this position compared to other positions.

Translation: I think it's very simple. Just have a hand.

For example, this kind of amazing translation frequently appears on the English-language commentary booth, and what's even more deadly is that their radio waves have miraculously connected with it.

As we all know, English-speaking viewers love watching players who are arrogant and have a very distinctive personality during interviews. The translated answers might seem abstract to LPL viewers, but to our foreign friends, this guy's style is just awesome.

A series of unexpected interviews not only avoided any live broadcast mishaps, but also left both sides quite satisfied. Even when the official staff finally realized they had brought the wrong translator and rushed over with an English interpreter, they found the atmosphere in the screening room to be quite harmonious; the smiles on their faces practically screamed "I'm very satisfied!"

Upon seeing this scene, the English translator immediately collapsed onto the sofa, his eyes glazed over, his mind filled with the painful image of his impending unemployment.

Tragic, translation, tragic

After a series of English-language interviews, Roland's popularity began to rise on overseas forums. However, since he had never appeared on an English-language channel before, the initial build-up of popularity was quite modest, and it did not attract any attention in China.

As for those domestic viewers who watch the English-language commentary?

Those who understand pretend not to, and watch with great amusement.

If he couldn't understand it, he really couldn't understand it. He believed whatever the translator said, so he didn't think there was any major problem.

The hosts on the other side of the screen, having just finished watching the replay, looked at each other awkwardly, unsure of what to do. In the end, they could only pretend not to know anything.

Having resolved the commentary challenge, the TES team returned to the hotel and immediately gathered together to check their public opinion.

Everyone here is a seasoned internet surfer.

JKL and Aban, in particular, have incredibly high levels on their anti-fan accounts, often infiltrating enemy territory and relentlessly disrupting the opponent's rhythm.

"By the way, if we only have the civil war left tomorrow, will we get a holiday after it's over?" With a strange sense of anticipation, Roland looked at his coach, White Crescent. Unfortunately, White Crescent didn't respond directly, but just gave him a look that left him to figure it out himself.

"Have you gone mad from watching too many porn videos? The Summer Split starts on the 5th, and tomorrow is the end of the month. You only have five days left and you want to take a break?"

"Huh? But I remember my vacations used to be at least two or three months long."

"That's because you used to work in the LDL."

It's not impossible to take a two- or three-month break in the LPL, as long as you don't make it to the playoffs. Players from teams that don't make it to the playoffs can take their time off. Whether they'll still be with their clubs after the break, or whether they'll still be able to play, is another matter entirely.

Of course, there is another type of team that will also face this situation.

These are the teams that play a lot of playoff games but still can't secure a spot in the World Championship; they're basically just there to make up the numbers. Generally, the players on these teams are extremely demoralized, and the chances of them overcoming their psychological trauma and transforming themselves are slim. Usually, it's recommended to replace the entire roster.

That's right, I'm talking about the legendary ancient powerhouse: IG [doge emoji]

With WE【√】

For White Crescent, tomorrow's finals will mainly focus on experiencing the new version, with entertainment as a secondary goal. The 10.10 update represents a lot of changes.

On one hand, the jungle meta is completely biased towards jungle carry meta. While map control junglers are still strong in the early game, their level and impact will be significantly lower than jungle carry junglers in the mid to late game. Furthermore, the difference in Smite values ​​due to level also makes it difficult to contest for Dragon Soul.

On the other hand, the rise of the poke-style system means that heroes such as Jayce, Ezreal, Karma, Yuumi, and Varus have become more prioritized. For TES at present, jungle carries and poke-type enchanter supports are still a significant problem.

Thinking of this, White Crescent said to Roland, "You need to practice some support champions like Yuumi and Sona. They might have a high pick rate in the Summer Split. You need to expand your champion pool."

Roland: ? ? ?

"No, Coach, I understand about cats and stuff, and I am indeed learning, but is it really necessary to use the Soraka? I've already won seven straight games with that thing."

"It's because you've won seven straight games that... wait? Seven straight games isn't seven straight losses? Didn't you say you weren't very good at playing support?"

"Yeah, I'm really not good at playing support champions."

"And what about your mother, the one with the fan?"

"Kamisama, isn't she a top laner?" Roland asked, his small eyes filled with great confusion. Although removing the Kleptomancy rune was like a fatal blow to Kamisama, it didn't mean she should be excluded from the top lane position.

In the current version, there's a top lane build that includes a support item for Karma. She's incredibly tanky, and while her damage isn't high, her burst damage is incredibly fast. A typical high-quality male top laner can't withstand that kind of poke; they'll be worn down and killed in no time.

"That's alright then..."

Although the reason was extremely absurd, it was still a good thing that there was one less hero to practice. With this Karma in hand, several more team compositions came to mind for White Crescent.

After all, she's known as the team's lubricant, and in a sense, she can even be considered the core of the lineup, so her importance is immense.

"In that case, let's give it a try tomorrow if we have the chance."

"what?"

"What do you mean, 'huh'? Aren't you good at playing this?"

"I know how to play this, but once this hero's Q-following attribute is triggered, I'm completely helpless. Coach, are you sure you want to try this?"

"Oops~ I forgot about that. Good thing you reminded me."

JKL, standing to the side: ......

Metamorphosis: Chapter 88: MSC Entertainment Match

The following day, when the MSC finals between TES and FPX finally kicked off, the players from both teams put on a spectacular show for the audiences of both regions from the moment they stepped onto the field.

TES establishes its dynasty, FPX makes a triumphant return?

think too much.

In the first blind pick game, Doinb's Zoe, Roland's Lulu, LWX's Irelia, and Knight's Zed were all picked.

In one competition, ten chefs fought from start to finish, competing to see who had the fewest skill misses. It was truly a feast for the eyes.

[666, this is a prank, isn't it?]

[No way, this is hilarious! The skill animation is so bad it makes me feel like I could do it myself.]