This foreign aid is ridiculously strong

Like a reincarnation, Lin Cheng witnessed RNG and WE fail in Shanghai three years ago. The following year, IG won the championship and S9FPX won the championship. Three years later, the venue of the S tournament came to Shanghai again.

This time was the opportunity for LPL to win three consecutive championships, but three years later Lin Cheng became LPL's opponent.

Lin Cheng also thought about how he would feel if he met an LPL team in the World Championship finals.

His mood...maybe hard to say, but his desire to win will not change.

No matter what, his goal will not waver once he steps onto the field.

After seeing enough of the scenery outside the window, Lin Cheng turned on the computer.

The next training will be conducted at the top of the canyon, and Lin Cheng is preparing to play in the national server after a long absence.

Riot Games officially provided players with super accounts at the top of the canyon for this competition. Although the hidden scores are very high, these super accounts are not ranked and players need to play by themselves.

Entering the game, Lin Cheng was about to change his ID to his Korean server ID: KT Cheng, but found that his ID had already been registered by someone.

There was no other way. Lin Cheng tried KT Cheng123 and KT Cheng12345 again, but found that both of them could not be used.

There was no way, Lin Cheng tried to change the numbers at the end, but it didn't work.

Oh shit! How many Li Gui are there in the national server?

Lin Cheng was helpless and simply tried the Chinese ID.

I am Brother Chengzi, no.

Brother Chengzi, it’s me, no.

I'm Lin Xiaocheng, but it still doesn't work.

The real Lin Xiaocheng is still not good.

Oh shit! Damn it!

Lin Cheng was almost driven crazy by being asked to take his ID. He rubbed his head and thought hard.

In fact, Lin Cheng is too young and insists on getting an ID that can be related to his identity. Little does he know that the IDs related to Brother Chengzi in the national server have already reached the Huangpu River.

Moreover, experienced players have already blindly lost their IDs, but they don’t want their identities to be found out.

After all, once others discover your identity as a professional player, your gaming experience may not be that good.

Having no other choice, Lin Cheng thought for a long time and remembered his number one crush, Wanwan.

Finally, Lin Cheng tried to enter the ID: Huya, Wanwan.

pass.

Lin Cheng was speechless.

Forget it, just use it, even though this account looks a bit shameful.

There was a huge amount of coupons provided by Riot on the super account. Lin Cheng bought some heroes at will and started preparing for the qualifying competition.

There is no need for skins. Lin Cheng doesn't use skins much except for some specific heroes.

The placement match was started, because the hidden score was too high. In the first game, all the teammates Lin Cheng encountered were at the level of Grandmaster or above, and there were two kings.

There are three live broadcast platforms prefixed with Kuaishou and Huya, which at first glance indicate the platform anchors.

Lin Cheng was a little curious about the level of these anchors.

You must know that there are actually not many professional anchors in the Korean server King. A group of professional players are pressing in front. It is difficult for ordinary anchors, especially those with unique skills, to get into the King game.

Because there are only so many people fighting in the King of Korea game, after being beaten by the unique skill brother, many people will habitually blind-ban the unique skill brother's hero directly. Hero coin players are easily targeted.

In Africa, a master or above is considered a powerful anchor. There are very few anchors like Ma Datou and Smeb who can still maintain the king rank.

In the first game, Lin Cheng won easily. The opponent was clearly operating, but he also made several waves of forced passes, causing the top lane to be torn open. Lin Cheng won the MVP with his outstanding performance.

Although he won this game easily, Lin Cheng immediately discovered how different the styles of the Chinese server and Korean server were.

Generally speaking, the Korean server RANK is actually very fast-paced and fights are quite frequent, but the style of the Korean server is still more suitable for the game.

Everyone is here to win. They know how to retreat at the first signal of a team fight that they cannot handle, and they all have a basic tacit understanding of the game.

Moreover, players in the Korean server are more rational and can hold back even if the opponent tries to seduce them when they are not sure about starting a group.

But the top of the canyon is obviously unreasonable, and some basic common sense in Korean servers is not very useful here.

At least in the Korean server, everyone knows that this is a tower pushing game, but on the top of the canyon, it is more like a killing game.

As long as there are teammates around, take action when you see an opportunity, and that's it.

Let alone seduction, as long as it appears in sight, both parties are ready to fight at any time.

What's outrageous is that Lin Cheng sent a signal to his teammates to retreat because of his poor condition. As a result, when the assistant saw the signal, he suddenly rushed to start a team, which made Lin Cheng think that he had sent the wrong signal.

Don’t think that the low-end games in the national server are just mindless fights. In fact, the high-end games are chaotic fights without being reasonable, but there are fewer mistakes than the low-end games.

For example, in this game, Lin Cheng chose Raven and felt that he had no chance to develop and kept fighting.

Either fighting online, or non-stop supporting teammates on the battlefield, playing from the top lane to the middle lane, and from the middle lane to the bottom lane.

Even 15 minutes was so outrageous that the two sides fought from the second tower of the blue square to the outside of the high ground of the red square.

Then, hitting the opposite side, Lin Cheng took off.

Compared to Top of the Canyon, those intense games in the Korean server seem less intense.

It's hard to say which of these two styles is more powerful. After all, IG at its peak is also brainless and can operate in many situations that seem difficult to fight. Teams that are used to being stable will often be in a hurry when facing IG.

Of course, not all games at the top of the canyon are so intense. Sometimes they will encounter some Shakespeare games where both sides are relatively stable. Lin Cheng probably figured out the style here in the next few qualifying games.

For Lin Cheng, it was like a fish in water.

In the Korean server, there were still some old guys who were unwilling to compete with Lin Cheng for operations and wanted to fight him head-on. The big players at the top of the canyon wanted to bring in all their weapons to compete with Lin Cheng for operations.

The result is that Lin Cheng's first six qualifying games were all outstanding, and he was the MVP in all six consecutive wins.

If Lin Cheng hadn't played the top lane, those who didn't know might have thought that Brother Cuzz, the RANK superman, had come to the top of the canyon.

Of course, Lin Cheng's account has not been revealed yet.

When everyone else knows that the guy with the ID of "Hu Ya, Wan Wan" is Lin Cheng, they will probably take special care of him.

You must know that Uzi had enjoyed two-for-four and two-for-five consecutively within two minutes at the top of the canyon, and his mentality immediately exploded on the spot.

Unconsciously, he played the game for a long time. When he heard the knock on the door outside, Lin Cheng waited for a while and then opened the door to get his dinner.

Lin Cheng wanted to complain a little. He wondered if the food delivery person thought he was Korean and actually gave him Korean food.

I am so Chinese, I want to have a bite of Chinese food when I come back.

Lin Cheng complained with resentment, and hurriedly had dinner and continued to start the qualifying competition.

It was already past eight o'clock in the evening, which is the time when major domestic anchors are active.

Wanwan also started her live broadcast on Huya, but as soon as the broadcast started, she found that the screen was full of barrage:

Wanwan, you are promising!

The Fourteenth Swordswoman was killed to the point of being a super ghost this afternoon. Did you hire a thug tonight?

He has been ranked as the king before he has even decided on a rank. He must be the super account of professional players, but the ID is too messy.

Looking at the raging barrage, Wanwan tilted her head full of questions.

What's going on?