This resulted in... the white crescent moon.

Teams that think he's good either can't afford him or don't have enough money.

They can afford his team, but they also feel that instead of spending so much money on him, they should spend a little more to buy star players.

Thus, the secret to TES's versatility—its ability to go long or short, hard or soft—remained a secret. After all, White Crescent also hoped to market itself through this mystery, so naturally, it wouldn't reveal the truth. Besides, this thing is quite private; it would be embarrassing to talk about it.

finally.

With TES's rapid support and split-push tactics, RA was eventually unable to withstand the opponent's offensive and was gradually pushed to its death by TES's strategic management.

1 is better than 0

TES won the first game of the BO3 again.

"Wuhu~ Just one more round to finish get off work!"

"I knew Knight had been throwing the game against us in scrims. He was dominating the whole game and didn't mess up at all."

"I second that suggestion. I recommend giving me his file tonight so I can take the blame!"

"Ah Ban, you know me. If I start acting... then Ha Huang's jungle will definitely be destroyed in the early game."

"Good grief, no wonder I kept getting destroyed in the jungle during scrims. You were throwing the game, weren't you? Don't sleep too soundly tonight!"

"!!!"

When the discussion touched on resources that everyone was eagerly anticipating, everyone couldn't hold back any longer.

Especially Knight.

He's a bit unusual; he likes watching anime, especially the kind with unique characteristics.

Roland naturally knew what this guy was thinking, but considering the latest one, he still felt he should give Knight a heads-up: "Let me tell you first, I've already reviewed it. Although the general public still considers it to be of medium to high quality, personally... I feel that something like Xiaoqian is inferior to Revenge Hypnosis, inferior to Hypnosis Guidance, inferior to Hydrangea, inferior to Sunflower, inferior to the Order, inferior to Sister's Breastfeeding. In the Thunderfire Sword series, it can only be considered average."

The remaining four members of TES: !!

Of course, these words couldn't be said in the players' bench. Roland would only discuss them secretly with his teammates after everyone had come down from the bench and were on their way back to the base when no one was around.

After all, when it comes to missionary work, one has to be careful about the target audience.

If someone who's all talk and no action overhears this, and it gets out, their reputation will be ruined.

To avoid this situation, if he were to encounter it, he would have no choice but to slightly betray the 1999 confidentiality agreement and use a secret technique no longer permitted by the Earth Alliance, namely, Class A memory erasure (physical), to forcibly erase the memory of the person who heard it.

"See? I told you RA wasn't hard to beat."

As soon as he returned to the training room, Roland immediately showed off his achievement in the direction of the white crescent moon, while also secretly making a gesture that both of them understood.

joke.

If there were no incentive, would he be willing to trade precious first-hand resources for victory in the game?

nonexistent.

"We're not done yet. There are still two more rounds to go. Who knows if you guys will lose?"

"Rollover? I was 18 that year, with a foot brake on a wildfire. You ask me if I would rollover? I can only laugh at your lack of experience."

"Wait, aren't you just 18?" JKL frowned, immediately realizing the problem.

“Yeah, let’s do it again. I’ll still be eighteen years old in eighteen years. Pretty impressive, right?” Roland said, striking a rather proud pose.

The rest of the people in the room: ......

The next two matches, yes, two matches.

That's right, it's the same old routine, TES... they're being reckless again!!!

The classic second game was a careless defeat, and the third game was a last-minute effort to catch up with the KPI. This back-and-forth behavior is just like everyone rushing to get gold and skins at the end of the season, and it is also just like an author who only realized at the end of the month that he was so far short of the word count requirement.

All I can say is, it's all tears.

[23333, as expected, it was a full BO3. I know TES all too well.]

The young peach kernels are still taking quick-acting heart medicine, while the older peach kernels have long since skipped the second batch and started focusing on health preservation.

[This is outrageous! A huge advantage, one player caught a hook, the other gave away a kill. TES's bot lane really got lucky.]

[They can really kill, but they can also really give away kills!]

Really.

At first, Da Huang would try his best to make a comeback in the second round and see if he could turn the tide... until he found that even Haro and Knight started to concede, so he resigned himself to conceding as well. The group just did whatever they wanted and had fun.

But in the third round, this group of people inexplicably got fired up again, which was very strange.

Especially Roland's initiation in the last game of the BO3 series.

Da Huang truly experienced firsthand what it means to initiate a team fight when even his teammates can't keep up. He's like the white chocolate of the esports arena, where one person initiates the fight while nine others are on edge. It's just ridiculous!

"No... Master, could you give me a warning before you go up next time? I almost didn't have time to react."

"What do you know? Offense wins the audience, defense wins the championship. I'm helping you attract fans. You'll see how many fans you gain after tonight's game goes viral."

joke.

Why was TES able to catch up with the popularity of the top three teams and even IG in such a short time? It's because they are energetic, creative, and playful.

If you simply enjoy watching gameplay, wouldn't the Shakespeare competition in the other region be better?

It's precisely because of this adrenaline-pumping atmosphere that TES has quickly risen to become one of the top clubs in the LPL.

“Big Yellow, let me teach you a piece of wisdom. When you can understand the meaning behind this sentence, your fans will definitely be much larger than they are now.”

"Eh?"

"The Chicken Roll Country's mafia, the Curry Country's caste, and the Kimchi Country's tycoons—solving any one of these three will allow you to conquer the world."

"???"

Precipitation: Chapter Twenty-Four: [Pathogenesis Pattern]

Since yesterday's match ended, White Crescent has noticed a very strange phenomenon.

For example, Da Huang spent an entire night buying almost every emoticon he could get his hands on, and then spent the whole night studying how to match emoticons. He didn't even play a single game, but he got completely confused by the white crescent moon emoticon.

Just when he thought the kid was broken, the next day, Da Huang's unique top lane "taunt style" playstyle shocked the world.

Today, they happened to be playing a practice match against C9 from another region.

For three whole games, C9 players practically camped out in the top lane. They wouldn't even kill you when they could, they'd just beat you to a pulp and watch you emote in front of them, then they'd all emote back at you on the spot.

Seeing this scene, not only the white crescent moon, but even Roland and the others felt that the style of the scene was a little abnormal.

"Did you teach him?" JKL quietly elbowed Roland and asked.

"That's not right either. I only taught him Teemo's like, Amumu's cry, and Sylas's weak combo, but I didn't teach him all these fancy moves." Roland himself was confused.

He really likes how fast you learn things.

But what you're learning... isn't it a little too strange?

"Then that's your problem. Get ready to take the blame."

"What the hell does this have to do with me? I only asked him to learn one move, but he completely dismantled the entire technique. What can I do? It's like putting Asakura and Fukada in front of you, which would you choose? The former satisfies your psychology, and the latter satisfies your physiology."

"Oh, this."

After the three training matches were over, White Crescent quickly pulled Big Yellow aside and started giving him psychological counseling.

It's not that this kind of thing can't be used, but rather that such a powerful weapon doesn't need to be used at full power on ordinary days. Just hold back a little. When you encounter a really annoying team, you can use it in conjunction with the board king for a two-pronged attack.

Disgusting?

What's the problem? On the field, you're opponents anyway. If you don't annoy your opponent, will they stop annoying you?

nonexistent.

After finishing RA, the next opponent is Big Yellow's home turf.

That's right, it's LGD, the new team that A-Le joined, which indirectly boosted Da Huang's popularity.

It has to be said that the new LGD duo has really unleashed an unimaginable vitality. It's not that the reunion of the bot lane duo is particularly strong, but rather that everyone underestimated the strength of esports mercenary Kakao.

After all, he's the man who sacrificed his hairstyle.

In a sense, Kakao is now invincible because he is playing purely for the money. So almost every move he makes in the game is for the team to win, without any personal agenda.

That's terrifying.

This is because it's like having a jungler who rarely makes mistakes and is extremely aggressive, constantly targeting your team's weaknesses from start to finish. In fact, while attacking, he's also willing to contribute his own resources and happily play the role of a support for the mid laner.

This is outrageous.

The Kakao + Xiye duo has been dominating the LPL since the start of the Summer Split, defeating RA, LNG and JDG in succession. Their ferocity has even impressed Knight, who had to admit they are experts.

Watching LGD's veteran mid-jungle duo dominate the entire game on the screen, Roland glanced at Knight in the mid lane and said quietly, "Some veteran players look soft, but they're actually very strong. Unlike some young players nowadays, who look strong but are actually incredibly weak."

"Why don't you just give me your ID number? You can be more direct about what you want to say."

"Look at him, and then look at you. Xiye has been playing for so many years and he's still tough. You've only been playing for a few years, and you don't have anything to rely on to hold your mid lane and then immediately start using your local spirit binding skill. Do you deserve the title of Golden Left Hand?"

"Aba aba aba~"

Mid laner pokes, bot laner feeds, support roams recklessly, jungler ganks.

Since Da Huang joined the team, the most direct feeling is that TES teams usually use a draw system for their matches.

If two players are in good form, the winner of the match will be determined by which player experiences more flare-ups.

If three players are in good form, they can drag the game out and barely win through strategic play.

If you have four players in good condition, you can win the game relatively easily.

If all five states are OK?

He clocked out in just over 20 minutes, without arguing with the other side at all. They're classic examples of mutual dislike in everyday life, but on the field they each rely on their own superiors. This genuine nature of their relationship has even corrupted Da Huang (a nickname for a player).

Now, rhubarb has also unlocked its own unique mode of illness—pretending.

Of course, after the debriefing and the brief meeting, everyone went back to their own work, figuring out their own new hero pools.

Roland fared a little worse.

Due to the major version changes after MSI, the information he had collected about various teams gradually became less useful. He could only update and correct the information by looking at their latest matches, which almost cost him his life.

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