This foreign aid is ridiculously strong

(Damn it! Can yesterday’s one be banned too? You won’t really report every chapter with your little hands, right? (⊙︿⊙))

The Korean net crowd is eyeing Lin Cheng, and there are also nationality deprivers waiting to clean up Faker's teammates after the game, and the domestic public opinion is not far behind.

The slightly more mainstream voice on the Internet in China is: Don’t be unfair to me. It’s like you Koreans have sportsmanship. This is called home field advantage. Are you angry? Are you angry?

At least before the Chinese team's performance exploded, the mainstream tone was still like this.

Others call it unsportsmanlike, but I have the home field advantage.

Needless to say, winning the Asian Games is easy to say, and the LPL audience will definitely laugh at the stick.

But if you lose, the backlash will be particularly violent.

Can you lose home field advantage? Just wait to be liquidated by your own family!

Then those people who clamored for the home field advantage would turn around and charge in the opposite direction even more violently.

Even a stick can mock your sportsmanship. The key is to train in the competition version in advance and still lose?

Chinese LOL loses all face!

This is the essence of the Internet.

Don’t think that anyone is nobler than the other, keyboard warriors all over the world are the same.

Only offline are people polite and easy-going, and there is no need to pretend to be online.

Lin Cheng's speech was actually just to express his dissatisfaction with the yin and yang of the GEN·G coaching staff.

The opponent was forced to pile up buffs before the fight even started, making the whole world think that the Chinese team had definitely won the Asian Games, which put huge pressure on the players.

The fight has actually begun!

But in fact, the Chinese team does not have the strength to crush South Korea.

It’s still the same point of view. Top players will almost have a chemical reaction after practicing together for a week or two. If they practice for a long time, they will definitely become stronger.

Even the competition training team has gone in the wrong direction, and the longer they practice, the more profit they may make.

In the following time, the whole team devoted their energy to training matches, and personal rankings were almost gone. Every day was just training matches and review analysis.

After playing a lot of formal training, Lin Cheng clearly felt the difference between the club and the national team.

The player's personal ability is pretty good. Lin Cheng doesn't feel that there is any obvious difference between his teammates and Korean players at first glance, which means that Meiko may be far behind Keria in terms of operation.

Although Keria's academic qualifications were downgraded to K prenatal education when she didn't perform well, Keria is definitely the strongest support at the moment in terms of operation, and her bottom lane ability with Xiao Lu Bu is full.

Beryl had to rely on her brains and team to arrest Keria, and she was sweating profusely every time just in terms of laning.

Meiko estimates that there will be pressure on the lane by then, and it depends on whether he can win out of the direct dialogue between the supports through roaming and decision-making like Beryl.

Then there is the training team.

Even though Mr. Kang usually has a lot of leisure time and rarely does any review between games, KT's training team has a heavy workload and will try to sort out game ideas with Lin Cheng as the main focus.

Regardless of the laning period, once the laning period is over, how should Lin Cheng provide cover with his teammates, how should he provide attack and TP eye position for Lin Cheng, how should Lin Cheng cooperate with his teammates when he finds an opportunity, and how should he surround him? Lin Cheng ends the game...

These are the experiences that KT has practiced countless times over a long period of time.

As long as a player has a suitable style, joining KT will be a seamless transition. This is the fundamental reason why KT has been able to dominate the world for nearly three years with Lin Cheng as its core.

The core tactical status has always been full, and KT built with Lin Cheng as the skeleton is still strong even if the parts are replaced.

And Lin Cheng will also take the initiative to make up for the team's operations, so that he and his teammates can form a smooth whole.

This is KT's open-card play style.

It seems that Lin Cheng is the absolute core and can play however he wants. However, Lin Cheng has never been criticized for his independent play style because he can balance the individual and the team well.

But switching to the national team is different.

What Abramovich wants to create is a stable top laner, which requires stronger discipline.

In KT, Lin Cheng often took the initiative to go up and fight more when he felt there was a chance. His teammates would often be there before he could go up, or if he was caught, his teammates would rush to his aid as soon as possible.

But the coaching staff of the national team prefers to let Lin Cheng stabilize, while other teammates step up to exchange resources in the other half.

Putting aside personal ability, the second type of income is definitely more stable, and it is also in line with EDG's long-standing operating philosophy.

But Lin Cheng played a little awkwardly.

It’s not that KT didn’t make the decision to sell Lin Cheng in exchange for resources, but they made this choice because they really couldn’t win in a head-on team. KT teammates would not give up on Lin Cheng easily if there was a possibility of winning the team head-on.

In addition, as a top unit that is always far away from the frontal battlefield, Abu also hopes that Lin Cheng will make sacrifices for the team in the game.

It is self-evident which seems more cost-effective: one person sacrifices for four people, or four people sacrifices for one person.

When I am reborn, I will play top lane on EDG?

Lin Cheng finally figured it out, and the coaching staff almost copied EDG's style of play.

Although it was uncomfortable to play, Lin Cheng did not raise any objection.

It's not like he didn't sacrifice for his teammates in KT. As long as the lineup is right, there's nothing wrong with him.

After all, the national team's wild assistant is an EDG player, and Meiko is still the commander. Rather than asking his teammates to change their style to adapt to KT's unique style of play, it is indeed easier for Lin Cheng to adapt to EDG's style of play.

Moreover, the idea of ​​top laner sacrificing for double C when needed is almost engraved in the bones of most LPL players.

Both Taobo and EDG have this style of play, even today's RNG is the same.

His teammates, from starters to substitutes, all come from these three teams. Naturally, it is impossible for Lin Cheng to play a few training games and let his teammates treat him like a dog.

As long as he can win, it doesn't matter to him.

So be it.

Anyway, the 12.12 version is full of flowers. Characters of any position can be played on the top lane, and Lin Cheng can also adapt.

Of course, what if we switch to KT and try again?

If Lin Cheng is allowed to play like this, the coaching staff will get out before the contract ends!

After half a month, the training results are generally satisfactory. The national team's starting lineup is stable and can beat the LPL sparring team, but even Lin Cheng can't say what the level of the Chinese team is.

Because there is just such a fixed sparring team, and there is no more reference besides that.

Recently, a documentary about the Chinese e-sports team's Asian Games campaign was released. Lin Cheng had not returned to China when the program was recorded, so naturally he was not included in the documentary, which disappointed fans who were looking forward to it.

However, Abramovich caused a heated discussion when he stated his selection criteria. Selecting players based on the spirit of the Asian Games is indeed a bit abstract.

On September 22, Lin Cheng left the Intelligence Building for the first time since arriving in Hangzhou.

Today he will officially move into the Asian Games Village with his teammates.

Taking the bus to the entrance of the Asian Games Village, there were many people waiting for the park bus. Lin Cheng tried to find faces he recognized among them.

I don’t know anyone, and none of them seem to be famous athletes.

However, Lin Cheng underestimated his popularity, and soon a man and two women wearing national team jackets came over to take a photo with Lin Cheng.

"Brother Chengzi! Can we take a photo together?"

Lin Cheng nodded, "Of course it's no problem, it's my honor."

While smiling and taking a photo with the two girls, Lin Cheng asked casually: "I'm a little sorry, I usually don't pay much attention... What project do you work on?"

"We are on the fencing team! I hope we can have the same moves as you in this competition."

Lin Cheng was about to take a photo with the remaining buddy when he heard this and quietly took a step aside.

"You are a fencer, let's not get too close."

"Ha ha!"