You actually want me to...

Even someone with high emotional intelligence like Xiaohu had no choice but to accept defeat, let alone the others.

Here at TES, Roland has been keeping everyone in check. Even when searching for and sharing resources, it's all to keep these people in control of their subordinates. It's not that they can't talk about it, but they just can't touch internet celebrities.

They start by writing a short essay to gain the upper hand, followed by a barrage of truncated chat logs. They are especially confident because if they lose an argument, they can become famous and gain popularity; if they win, they can get a huge sum of money to settle the matter privately. Even if they really lose and can't recover, they can change their ID, wear a mask, and star in a Japanese romance film in no time. They might even become popular again in the sex industry.

They're the kind of people who have nothing to lose and aren't afraid of those who are wearing shoes; they'll bully you so that you have to be careful about everything.

Huanfeng, having endured public pressure and insults, is now in a state of resentment and eagerness to clear his name and seek revenge. After all, Riot Games almost wanted to elevate him to godhood as their successor.

Unfortunately, JKL is born with the protagonist template.

When he discovered you were trying to take his position and oppose him, he orchestrated a major scandal for you. Of course, it was also because you couldn't control yourself; otherwise, even if you lost the game, it would have been inevitable that you would have topped the list of public opinion in China.

"By the way, I heard that SN has a new support player?" As if he had thought of something, Roland turned his head to look at the white crescent moon that was resting with its eyes closed.

"Yeah, to fill the gap left by Snake, SN kept changing their support in matchmaking all year. It seems that the previous support, ON, didn't particularly appeal to them, so they interviewed another one before the Summer Split."

"Then why didn't we receive a message?"

"Because he wasn't a particularly famous player, and he was bought from WE, he didn't attract much attention. As for his ID, let me think, it's... Zhuo?"

Precipitation: Chapter Fifty-Eight: In order to better cultivate one's character

In the days leading up to the match, Roland studied SN's match videos while constantly jotting down notes in his notebook.

how to say.

Although I watched a few replays, SN's performance this season can only be described as magical, or rather, they rely too much on Sofm's performance. Classically, when he's not having a problem, he can play against anyone, but when he does, he sends the whole team to the hospital. If I didn't know that he's been playing like this for the past few years and that this is his natural playstyle, I would have really checked how high the odds are on the foreign websites.

That's absolutely outrageous!

What are your thoughts after watching the game?

"Thoughts? It feels like every kick Bin makes isn't hitting the opponent, but rather the load-bearing pillar of the richest man's ocean-view house. These match videos are too outrageous. The few wins are all due to Huanfeng forcibly turning the tide against the odds. It's really outrageous."

"That's right, that's why I didn't study their matches much, but only their draft picks, because they're not really relevant to my analysis."

"Then this team isn't invincible?"

"Invincible? Do you think other teams can easily figure us out just by watching our game replays?"

White Crescent glared at him irritably. Looking across the entire league, their team's draft and match rhythm were the most difficult to study, especially their draft. What kind of concept is the vast pool of heroes the team had except for the top lane?

Two words: supermodel.

"By the way, is there a bounty for the next game?"

"No, do you think money grows on trees? We'll apply for it for you every single game." Even though TES has a lot of capital behind it and invests a lot in the TES club, this money can't just be given away randomly.

The wealthier a company is, the more rigorous it will be with its financial expenditures. Of course, this doesn't mean being completely stingy with no profit at all, but rather requiring legitimate reasons and issuing invoices. For example, the most famous example is office supplies. Anyone in finance knows about this. Currently, White Crescent is stuck in the most troublesome place—not enough invoices.

Moreover, these days the economy isn't so prosperous due to natural disasters. At this juncture, there are only three types of people who can spend money without batting an eye: those whose money doesn't come from honest sources, those who have more money than they can spend, and those who have lost their minds.

Obviously, none of this has anything to do with the current TES club.

"Let the prophet go up and have some fun in the competition in a few days." Roland suddenly blurted out this sentence after looking up at the ceiling for a while.

"Huh?" White Crescent suddenly raised its head, its eyes full of confusion.

"Although there's no basis for it, I just feel like it would be fun to see him face off against that new support. I'll let him play again in the second game."

"A strange and perverse sense of humor."

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A few days later, when the match between TES and SN officially began, the Prophet, who had been AFK and gone missing for countless chapters, was inexplicably promoted to the starting lineup. When he was notified to play, he didn't even bring his peripherals and used Roland's.

Speaking of which, the Seer is quite an oddball in the team.

He certainly doesn't have the salary of a top-tier support player, but with TES's financial resources, his salary is no worse than that of ordinary supports. Plus, he got a free S-series championship skin, and the revenue from the skin alone has made him a fortune in the past two years.

What? Enjoy the game?

nonexistent.

Ever since he joined Roland, the current prophet has become incredibly pragmatic. As long as TES doesn't cut my contract benefits, I'll be the god of the benchwarmer. I even hope you guys get stronger so I can get more championship skins.

What motivates most professional gamers to pursue a career in the gaming world?

To become famous.

Why become famous? Because that way you can make a lot of money.

Modern prophets skip the fame-making stage and go straight to making money, much like a bunch of twenty-year-old generals who were parachuted into security positions at Country Garden – all considered the "right choice in the current era."

With the prophet on stage helping to share the burden, Roland naturally started playing Hearthstone on his phone offstage.

Since the match hasn't started yet, let's play one game first.

"Huh? Why are you playing a new game again?" Old Guo looked up and glanced at it. This game seemed a bit different from the one he had seen last time.

"It's normal for mobile game players to have more than three games running simultaneously. Besides, I play this game not for anything else, but to better cultivate my character."

"???"

"Judging from your expression, you probably don't know this, but very few people do. Hearthstone players are treasures in real life: Aggro players are very efficient and have a clear sense of direction; OTK players often have a sense of ritual in life, and you never know if the chocolate they give you will taste like poop; Slow players are down-to-earth and seek progress step by step; Control players have very strong board control ability and foresight. But if you're a player who keeps sending emoticons and also plays Gufd..."

"What will happen then?"

"I'll snipe the shit out of him."

Of course, chatting aside, Roland still has to watch the game.

Perhaps all the returning players came with the [Xiao Yan] buff, or perhaps TES's lineup was inherently more luxurious, or perhaps Roland's pre-match blessing to the Prophet had an effect. Under Roland's mysterious buff of "May your father have good luck," the Prophet played like he was on steroids in this game... and then played a cat.

Don't underestimate the hero that is the cat.

As a cat-themed character on the field, he can team up with JKL to form Ezreal, Olaf to form Cat-Luff, or LeBlanc to form Trickster Cat, minimizing his presence.

Yes, that's right, reduce it to the lowest level.

If you put a player who's been sitting on the bench for so long into a match, playing something like Titan, they'll quickly become disconnected from their teammates. Putting them in would actually be a side effect. But cats are different.

Place your wards, equip yourself, and use them to block skills at crucial moments. Even if you're a second late in using your ultimate, it doesn't matter. Most of the time, just stay on your person and shout "666, 999 damage!" This kind of play will crush the enemy's newbie support by a mile.

Such a skillful blend of overt and covert tactics completely fooled the audience, who immediately began to defend the show.

[The prophet is quite something! This cat doesn't look like someone who spends all his time sitting on the water cooler.]

Ultimately, it was Banhuang's outstanding performance that prevented the Seer from having any room to shine, even though the Seer is actually quite strong.

Looking at the details, this cat is way better than the other cat, but in terms of entertainment value, it's definitely lacking.

What does it mean to own a champion cat skin? (hands on hips)

Aside from defending him, many of the comments were actually urging him to leave TES and get a regular starting position on another team.

Of course, these "bullet screen prophets" are definitely not visible on the field.

If he saw this, he would probably cry out in grievance and then immediately start denying it on Weibo.

do not.

Absolutely not.

I finally found a high-paying job where I can slack off and do nothing, only an idiot would choose to step out of their comfort zone and go out and work hard.

Moreover, on the surface, everyone seems to think that his strength is not much worse than that of the King of the Board, but in reality...

It's like when someone tries to show off in a field you're good at, and your friends all think they're just showing off, but only you know that they're genuinely awesome.

Precipitation: Chapter 59: SN Corporate Culture

"Hey guys, have you missed me?"

Back on the field, Roland immediately started his chatterbox mode as soon as he put on his headphones. From God's perspective, he felt that they must be thinking, after all, Sofm had such a bad game in the last game and they still barely managed to win. From this, it can be inferred that the rest of TES are not in good form either.

What you think of as the summit of Mount Hua?

No, this is clearly a discussion about the patient's condition.

"Why did you suddenly go off to play as a substitute? Are you not feeling well?"

"No, it's just that I saw a newcomer on the other side and wanted to give the prophet a chance to shine."

Roland naturally wouldn't tell the truth. The same action elicits two different responses depending on whether one has low or high emotional intelligence. Of course, he was also indirectly speculating about the profit and loss situation of the TES club, which seems to be doing quite well so far.

What? You don't understand?

Let's put it this way.

If a company is poorly managed, it means that the company is very profitable, or even if it is not profitable, it has done what it should do, such as building a brand reputation. Conversely, when a company starts to enforce discipline, it means that the company is starting to decline. This applies to all industries. To give two very obvious and extreme examples: the tobacco bureau and small restaurants.

The match began quickly.

First round of bans:

SN: Blade of the Ruined King, Renekton, Lee Sin

TES: Spirit Beast, Xin Zhao, Nightmare

The six bans are either due to the meta being strong or the player's strategy. There's not much to say, it's like playing with their cards on the table. Letting Akali go is purely out of trust in mid laner Knight. As for the top and jungle flex picks, if the opponent can get Akali to the top lane for Bin, they'll accept it. After all, Bin has only picked Akali a handful of times throughout the year, making her one of the least frequently picked champions in his champion pool.

To put it bluntly, it's a gamble that you don't know how.

One round of PICK:

SN: Akali (first pick) + Varus, Sylas

TES: Gragas, Ezreal (first and second tier) + Irelia

At this point, TES's draft strategy was to match the opponent's top, mid, and jungle, allowing the bot lane to play defensively and farm. SN's strategy was similar, since Varus is a champion you can't build AP items in a match, and he's really hard to deal damage in the late game.

In the second round of bans, four junglers – Hecarim, Volibear, Olaf, and Diana – were all banned, with both sides competing to see who had the best jungler champion pool.

but...

Ha Huang is not afraid at all.

The fourth move was for the prince to bring out his signature skills from his early career.

What? It's an obscure topic?

That's not a problem. TES's entire lineup consists of heroes who charge forward. As long as he doesn't lose touch with the team's overall strategy, he'll be fine. Unpopular heroes naturally have their own unpopular playstyles. Besides, wasn't Jarvan IV unpopular in S10?