You actually want me to...

"What do you mean by K? I've already dealt maximum damage!"

"Really? I clearly saw you use Flash + E to steal Xuanjun's kill."

"That's called dealing additional damage, you know what dealing additional damage is, you stupid idiot!"

Hearing the two arguing again in the team voice chat, the other three members of TES just smiled at each other, used to it, since the game was over. After that team fight, regardless of the team's advantage, Roland had already started playing aggressively.

If you encounter anyone in the jungle, just raise your hand and use an ice spear to immobilize them.

He puts down the Distortion Space, throws his W skill, scrapes with his Q skill, collects his passive, and then immediately goes on a yo-yo, ignoring you completely.

Yes, once he gained weight, he started to act recklessly.

In the end, he even used Twin Shadows to locate the opponent's position and then replicated the combo above.

I won't kill you, and I won't stop you.

Anyway, as soon as I see you, I'll put a slow and stun on you and beat you up. If I can deal enough damage, I'll unleash my ultimate. If I can't, I'll turn around and run away. The whole sequence of actions makes me look like a beast who doesn't treat people like humans.

"You... I think I should keep my distance from you when we shake hands later." Such a ruthless act was so outrageous that even JKL thought it was going too far, let alone LGD.

"Why? I was placing a ward, and when I ran into the enemy, my instinct was to throw a combo at them to help them escape. That's perfectly reasonable, isn't it?"

"really."

"That's settled then. I was acting in self-defense. Don't you dare slander me or insult me."

"I understand, I was wrong. I should have contacted the funeral home directly and asked for a coffin. Tell me, do you prefer a flip-top, sliding, or touchscreen one? I'll treat you to this one, my teammate. You can choose whichever you like."

"???"

With a huge advantage, TES didn't intend to drag things out any longer. They directly managed several waves of attacks and took down LGD. Of course, they didn't take Baron.

Just a quick note.

While Baron Nashor can speed up your push, taking it is extremely risky. For example, in this game, if Peanut manages to steal Baron Nashor, they can use it to delay the game for another five minutes.

When LGD's period of dominance arrives and theirs ends, the outcome will be reversed.

In a disadvantageous situation, don't be complacent; in a superior situation, don't squander your advantage. This is an eternal truth in League of Legends.

Having learned from the experience of the first game, in the second game, White Crescent made a bold move, and TES completely changed their style, switching from a poke-style lineup to a traditional playstyle centered around the mid and bottom lane carries, with the Sailor duo once again making a strong impact.

2 to 0.

TES won their match against LGD cleanly and decisively.

Integration: Chapter Thirty-One: Never Asked.

"My bonus, my bonus!"

"You idiot, the game just ended and the camera is still rolling, you better bear with it."

"Oh right, I almost forgot." Upon hearing JKL's reminder, Roland immediately sat back down with lightning speed, adjusted his posture, picked up his water glass, and instantly adopted a graceful and composed demeanor.

Of course, he was completely oblivious to the strange expressions on the faces of the referees behind him, otherwise he would have buried himself under the table immediately.

Because of the hero microphone, too many people already know their true identities. Even before the crystal exploded, a small split-screen window featuring a TES player had already appeared in the bottom right corner.

In other words, the entire process of him jumping up and cheering and then instantly sitting back down and changing his expression was clearly seen by the viewers in the live broadcast room.

Hahaha, lol~

What does it mean to be professional? This is professionalism. Can anyone else do this? (shrugs)

I originally thought that working in a factory was the ultimate goal for LPL broadcast directors, but now I must admit I was wrong. The journalism industry needs you.

[2333, waiting for TES's hero microphone, I haven't heard Banhuang's stand-up comedy for a whole week.]

These days, following the voice chat for a sports event is like watching an anime series.

After successfully completing their coaching duties, the TES team composed themselves (at least not to smile too much) and went over to shake hands with the LGD team. It was during the handshake that Roland gave Xiye several deep looks before leaving the LGD players' seat with a strange expression.

"What's wrong?" Although Roland's left hand was usually quiet, those who were more introverted were often the most observant of those around them. Roland's strange expression piqued Knight's curiosity.

"No, I'm just feeling a bit sentimental."

"what?"

"It's okay. Just know that what he has had, you will have too." After saying this somewhat strangely, Roland called his teammates to go back and pack up their peripherals, preparing to leave the field.

Meanwhile, in LGD's player bench, Xiye watched Roland's departing figure, lost in thought.

"Let's go, it's time to go back and review the game. I reckon we'll have to practice more today." Wolf, having finished packing, also called out to the dazed Xi Ye. As the loser, he naturally assumed that Xi Ye was upset about the outcome of the match.

"okay."

After simply echoing her sentiment, Xiye turned around and started packing his things. Logically speaking, this wasn't Xiye's first time playing against TES since the Spring Split, but since the Spring Split was all played online, this was indeed their first time meeting in person.

But why do I always feel... there's a familiar feeling about him?

Is it just my imagination?

Back after the match, the TES team, having secured the victory, returned to the club, had dinner, and held a post-match review meeting. It was already late at night, and as their free time began, the TES team members did different things.

Saint Gun started searching for girl groups, Karsa was watching anime on mute while chatting with his girlfriend, Knight was watching a drama, and JKL, who usually slacked off too much, had to make up for his streaming time.

As for Roland, he shamelessly and openly played mobile games next to JKL.

"Damn it, if you're going to play mobile games, fine, but why are you playing them right next to me?"

"I'm just worried that you don't have much content and no one will be watching your live stream, so I'm here to add some buzz for you every day."

"Don't think I don't know what you're thinking. You just slack off all the time to meet the livestreaming quota, right? Just because you meet the quota doesn't mean you can do whatever you want."

"Sorry, once you reach the time limit, you can really do whatever you want. Like right now, I can play on my phone and mock you, while you can only obediently stream. So, accept your fate."

Who's the best at gloating? Tao Bo helps out by finding the King of Boards.

Roland's current state of mind is similar to when he was a sophomore in college before he transmigrated, watching freshmen conduct military training while holding a watermelon. Even though it was just a few simple movements, he was still enjoying watching it immensely, and even wanted a few more bottles of iced cola.

While disgusting JKL, he could also kick his leg and swing the chair to watch Knight's show.

"To be honest, I think most screenwriters and editors have lost touch with the masses."

"Hmm? How so?"

"Look at these films that pay tribute to youth. It's pretty outrageous that young people who have just graduated and are looking for jobs can afford to rent apartments in the city center."

“You’re right. Before I became a professional gamer, I wouldn’t even look at a place that cost more than 500 yuan to rent, because I couldn’t afford it.”

The more wonderful television is, the crueler reality is.

For most recent graduates, they will definitely be able to live in these city houses, apartments, or even mansions in the future, but when they first start working, the urban villages are their homes.

"According to the saying in my hometown of Guangdong, I don't recognize any working-class person who hasn't experienced 'Battle of Tiyu West,' 'The Horror of Zhujiang New Town,' 'Escape from Kecun,' 'The Terrifying Dashi Station,' 'The Biochemical Chebei South,' and 'The Perilous Situation at Guangzhou Railway Station.'"

"Is this name... really that scary?"

"Even the pearls weren't very real." Thinking of his miserable life as a corporate slave in his previous life, Roland could only shed tears to prove his grief.

After finishing his mobile game, Roland, who had nothing to do and didn't want to start ranking up so soon, started looking into who the team's next opponent (victim) would be.

The opponent in this fourth week is starting to get interesting.

Kirino Kousaka's hometown, the battlefield of the Mongolian top laner, the anime team from the pink app, the legendary Banlangen team - BLG.

Of course, they also have a better name, FoFo with his four eyes.

This team is also quite comedic. To briefly summarize its past achievements, they gave up renewing the contract of AJ, a handsome man with an ancient style that perfectly fits the characteristics of a certain website. They released news that they wanted to buy Eunjung's killer, Ma Datou, but in the end, in 17, they pulled the rug out from under them and bought Audi, which runs faster than Seven Sauce.

I just want to ask, who else does this?

He changes his team every three months and reshuffles his squad every six months. He's the most active player in the free market every year, but he doesn't buy any of the big fish there. Instead, he gambles on stones like the pretentious male protagonist in urban novels, or he's learned from the "Tomato Rich Man" style: he wants anything that's not famous, and the less famous it is, the more desirable it is.

Don't pick Niu Bao for the top lane roster.

AD reinforcement should focus on nurturing the little durian instead of JKL.

The rapid turnover of players has produced talents such as Kuro, FoFo, Zeka, Mark, WeiWei, Aiming, PPGod, etc. It can't be said that they were all useless, but it can be said that apart from FoFo, none of them can be considered top-notch.

They spent a lot of money, even hiring Kim Jung-soo (who was the coach when IG won the S8 championship), but they still couldn't make it to the playoffs.

This team, you might say they're weak, but they have FoFo who can defy fate.

You might say he's strong, but he's no different from Bjergsen playing with four wards.

When a newcomer receives a training invitation from this team, considering the team's history, you don't know whether they think highly of you or look down on you; in short, it's quite strange.

Thinking of this, Roland patted JKL on the back.

"What? Spit it out."

"I have a question for you: what do you think of a certain website?"

"I wish it were dead right now."

"The ingredients are obvious. By the way, what level are you at now?"

"Level 6? What's wrong?"

"It's alright, never mind."

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P.S.: Participation is key in anniversary events; I tried my best.

Fusion: Chapter Thirty-Two: Tonight, let's hunt to our hearts' content!

The night before the match, after listening to White Crescent's arrangements for the BLG team, Roland and the others went about their own activities.

For example, watching anime.

There's nothing too strange about it. It's understandable that professional players, while maintaining a high training volume every day, would occasionally take an hour to relax.

If you don't believe me, look at DK's Genshin Impact gameplay; he focused all his energy on that.

Of course, Roland wasn't watching game videos, but rather tokusatsu (special effects) videos. When watching tokusatsu on a certain website, you have to go for those edited clips—they're thrilling and explosive, a one-shot feast for the eyes, and while watching, you can marvel at how lucky you are to live in this era.

The post-90s generation has basically witnessed the four stages of China's animation industry: from its peak to its trough, then to its recovery, and finally to its lowest point.