You actually want me to...

[The main problem is that their hero proficiency is too low, resulting in poor accuracy. Combined with their subconscious body movements as they try to dodge skills, it looks extremely absurd.]

[Great move, now the MSC has really become an entertainment event.]

You asked if everyone enjoyed watching it?

Of course we're happy! It was just a temporary entertainment tournament, and now that all the LCK teams have been eliminated, the remaining two teams are from our own region. We can play however we want, and whoever wins or loses is just a matter of shifting the stakes. We might as well put on a few exciting matches and learn from the European and American teams.

Although the NA and EU regions are not of a high level, they really treat the game as a game. In the last week of the regular season every year, you can see teams from both regions doing some crazy things. LPL viewers say they are not envious, but they secretly wish they could see this in their own region.

In the first game, Doinb's Zoe was so unpredictable that FPX, without any damage output, ultimately fell. However, it didn't matter; they quickly won the second game.

In the second game, FPX faced TES, the five Crimson Stars. FPX relied on the fact that their lineup included the meta-defining Crimson Kalista, so they almost unilaterally chased down and dominated TES in the second game, resulting in a 1-1 tie.

In the first two games, both teams focused almost entirely on having fun, without considering anything like the intensity of the game.

Until the third and fourth games, TES and FPX almost took turns picking a poke-style lineup that suited their team's style in the current version, and each won a game. By the end of the fourth game, LPL viewers finally understood their strategy.

The first two rounds were for entertainment, and the outcome was left to fate.

In the third and fourth games, both sides explained their understanding of version 10.10, turning the MSC's fun match into a modern version of the Mount Hua Sword Tournament. The only pity was that both junglers were map control-oriented junglers, which was a bit lacking compared to traditional jungle carries like Kanavi. But it was still exciting enough.

It wasn't until the fifth game, when TES was back in the lounge, that they realized the real match was about to begin.

Yes, the fifth match was the real showdown between the two teams.

Since TES is the Spring Split champion, the blue side was given to FPX, who played as the second team to determine the final winner of this MSC tournament.

This approach took into account the audience, entertained the team members, and also balanced the competitive nature and urgency of the match. This was the result that Roland and the team members discussed in the FPX room the night before.

In return for the proposal, TES would increase the number of scrimmages with FPX during the Summer Split, a win-win situation for both sides.

"How was today's game? Not bad, right?"

"It's pretty good. The comments online are almost unanimously praising it. Mainly because LPL has never played this crazy before, except for Oscar in S5."

"That's a win, but the last round depends on your skill, Coach. Losing isn't a big deal, but winning will definitely make you happier."

"Alright, I know what you're thinking."

White Crescent picked up his notebook and slapped away Roland's hand that was on his shoulder. He naturally understood the importance of this last match. It was not only crucial to who would win the MSC championship, but also to which of the two teams' coaches would get the big pre-season bonus.

As a boss, you naturally want to see a great start; those who know, know.

So in the final match, when the players from both sides reappeared on the field, it was clear from the screen that their morale was completely different.

Oh? Is it finally starting?

While the entertainment rounds were entertaining, it would have been best to conclude with a head-to-head clash between the two teams.

These two teams really know how to play; they've considered everything.

No, thinking back to Songsong at the All-Star game, I just feel like FPX has been possessed.

Given Si Shao's thankless nature, trying to trick him into playing all five rounds is practically impossible. However, what they didn't expect was that Roland directly exploited Si Shao's weakness.

Saint Gun Bro provides information on girl groups, while Roland is responsible for providing men's cosmetics. Anyway, if you spend money and get results, the club will reimburse you afterwards, so why be cowardly?

Just search for the most expensive one.

As the saying goes, "He who eats another's food is bound to him, and he who takes another's gift is bound to him," so Si Shao, having received the gift, naturally had no complaints and threw himself into it wholeheartedly, even having quite a bit of fun.

But now, the time has finally come to determine who is superior.

First round of bans:

FPX: Lee Sin, Ezreal, Syndra

TES: Thresh, Varus, Rumble

There's not much to say. Except for Rumble, everyone else is a meta pick. Rumble is not someone to watch out for Khan but Doinb. Doinb's mid-lane Rumble is truly something special.

One round of PICK:

FPX: Aphelios, Nidalee, Renekton

TES: Raven, Troll Warlord, Kalista

Second round of bans: Ornn, Wukong, Nautilus, and Leona were all banned.

TES pulled out Zoe to pair with their own Kalista, maximizing their early and mid-game fighting power. At the same time, they banned the other two of the three main support champions, creating an environment for Kalista to deal damage.

FPX picked Blitzcrank and Jayce, heroes that synergize well with poke-style playstyles, which was no surprise.

As their last pick, TES chose Pantheon.

In that instant, the smiles on the faces of all the FPX members vanished.

WTF?

We clearly agreed that the last game would be a matter of skill, and then you threw me a Swain-Pantheon combo?!

You're fucking toxic.

The team's coach is about to throw up. Before, when other teams played against them, they were always wary of FPX's champion pool because Doinb had a bunch of weird and wonderful fighters. But now, an even more disgusting team has emerged.

After a series of hero swaps, the final lineups for both sides were finalized.

FPX: Top lane Jayce, Jungle Nidalee, Mid lane Renekton, Bot lane Aphelios + Blitzcrank

TES: Top lane Kalista, Jungle Trundle, Mid lane Zoe, Bot lane Pantheon + Swain

As the TES team erupted in their inhuman laughter, the final match of the MSC officially began.

Metamorphosis: Chapter 89: Knowledge Changes Destiny!

"Do you think we'll get flamed to death by the opposing team when we all have dinner together after this match?"

"Not really. BP is full of surprises, you know. It's like how a fortune teller once said I'd have a girlfriend when I was 18, but now I've finished high school and been working for two years, and the girl who calls me most often is still 10086. Isn't that surprising?"

"Oh, aren't you going back to settle accounts with that fortune teller?"

“I looked for it, but he told me: knowledge changes destiny.”

The remaining four members of TES: ......

Putting aside this little incident, as a Pantheon-Swain duo with a very strong early-game control chain, TES all slipped to the top lane tri-bush at level one, and then started to move towards FPX's blue buff jungle little by little, blocking the river from the top lane.

They had even planned out how to handle the situation after they met the person:

Invite them to a meal, behead them, or take them in as dogs. (X)

"Hitting someone with a stick," "a skilled craft," "served with a stick." (√)

As long as they find any lone individual, they can easily follow the control chain and let the other side experience the complete execution process.

Sure enough, people fell for it very quickly.

As the top laner playing Jayce, Khan initially positioned himself near the jungle entrance, closer to the mid lane, thus perfectly avoiding being positioned opposite the rest of TES. After receiving a signal from his teammates that all of TES was out, his first reaction was that the opposing team was playing dirty tricks.

For safety reasons, Khan didn't take the river route when returning to the top lane this time. Instead, he chose to go through his own jungle, intending to ward for the jungler along the way. Due to the natural anti-gank awareness of top laners, he had to be very careful, even when passing through jungle bushes, looking back every few steps, which made the five TES players quite anxious.

"Can it knock me out? If it can knock me out, then I can kill you!"

"Ash?"

"What is Ash? I'm asking if you can faint."

"Sure, with Flash, it's a piece of cake, right? Just watch me do it." With that, Roland immediately gave an attack signal, then Flashed and slammed a large shield down on Jayce's head.

W [Divine Shield Strike] successfully stunned!

Khan: ? ? ?

Before he could even react to why a rough-looking man was riding him, a demonic hand reached out from below, pinning Jess firmly to the spot and forcibly pulling him back a bit.

Seeing that it was the Korean who had fallen for the trap, Karsa simply didn't bother to use the Korean's skills. Since he couldn't escape anyway, he directly selected the W skill and chased after the enemy like a mad dog, trying to get the kill.

Seeing this, Flandre naturally had some ideas of his own.

The spear in his inventory was plunged deep into the troll's body. The troll, who had been so aggressive just a second ago, was now lying lifeless on the spot. Seeing that his main attacker was gone, Holy Gunner finally came to his senses and tried to calculate the damage to kill the troll, only to find that Zoe had already secured the kill with a perfect Starfall followed by a basic attack.

First Blood!

Looking at the kill notification at the top of the screen, Flandre was completely dumbfounded.

【666666】

[This is hilarious, these bastards all want to be killed.]

[Luckily, the Troll Warlord managed to land a few auto-attacks thanks to the speed boost from his W, otherwise he probably wouldn't have even gotten an assist. That spear from Flandre was really powerful.]

The Ueno split happens today!

Knight, who was delighted to have gotten the kill and received 400 dollars, couldn't help but burst out laughing.

"Damn, I should have locked you up."

"Holy crap, Xuanjun, how dare you say that? K's intentions are way too obvious."

"Ahem, after all, it was my first time, I just couldn't resist."

"..."

As a minor incident at the start of the game, the spear incident didn't really indicate a break between the top and jungle players. To be honest, this game might have been a "lucky draw" for the coach, but for the players, it was still more of a fun game and not that serious.

"Four hundred dollars, let me think about what I should buy to lane against the crocodile."

"On this point, I suggest you use magic to fight magic."

"what do you mean?"

Yes, that's it.

Guided by Roland's spirit, Knight instantly understood his meaning.

Indeed, if he were to rely solely on himself, he would have no chance against Doinb, who excels at supporting his teammates. But if he were not alone, then Doinb would definitely be unable to defeat him.

Since that's the case, O Tiger hiding in the RNG club, please grant me your power!

The seal is broken!

Golden Left Hand (Stable Version), connection successful.

Don't ask, the answer is simple: Zoe started with Cloth Armor and two Health Potions, and as soon as she entered lane, she completely stunned Doinb. If she maxed W and rushed Armguard, took Glacial Augment and Resolve as secondary runes before the game, and also took Exhaust, you'd believe it if you said she could chase down Renekton in lane.

Although Zoe isn't as ruthless as described above, her Cloth Armor and Four Health Potions build still made Doinb give up a lot of unnecessary thoughts.