ATPnovel Chapter 21 is quite spirited.
Chapter 21 is quite spirited.
Before long, seeing Knight still full of energy, Pyl couldn't take it anymore.
I thought to myself: Young people are really something.
"Damn, it's so late, and my cat hasn't eaten yet. I'm off!"
Eimy immediately interjected, "When did you get a cat?"
"Hey, wait for me, let's go back to the room together."
"Go to hell, stop being so ambiguous, it's disgusting."
The two hanging men walked away together in perfect unison, quite naturally, having done a lot of work.
IMP yawned and left quite naturally.
He didn't have any baggage, and neither did Marin; they just didn't want to drive them away.
As for the mid-laner still playing? He's playing against him, of course.
He learned a lesson while he was with SKT: everyone's energy level is different.
He loathed the kind of rigid training that treated them like robots, putting them under extreme pressure every day.
Last year, he was only happiest on two days.
One day it was about borrowing 20 more seconds from heaven to help SKT enter the finals, and the other day it was about winning the S championship.
The rest of the time, when I recall it, is all painful.
Siba, a place like that, anyone who stays there for too long will definitely have mental problems.
So he left, and no one could understand him.
Fortunately, the LPL does not have such requirements, unlike Jiangxia's current high-intensity training model.
While everyone else was complaining, he even thought it was quite appropriate...
After a while, Jiang Xia told Knight to go to sleep.
I also made a promise and earned some points.
Jiang Xia didn't see this as hard work; it was more like a young person trying to save face.
Passion can drive you to train intensely, even to the point of not sleeping.
But what happens after the passion fades?
True effort lies in concealing one's abilities and waiting for the right moment to act.
The prerequisite for becoming a professional player is being a person.
Perform training properly and pay attention to your body.
It's a pity that I didn't understand these things when I was 16 or 7 in my previous life.
After understanding it, all that's left is a body full of injuries and exhaustion.
Fortunately, he can now share these experiences with others.
Back in her room, Jiang Xia tidied up and lay down on the bed.
I took out my phone and scrolled through the various comments and discussions following today's game.
A trending topic on Weibo is: "[LGD's New Coach]".
Jiangxia has become a hot topic.
In my past life, I rarely attracted attention. The only time I made it onto the trending topics was during the game of Werewolf.
Now, Jiang Xia is very happy when he sees netizens praising him, Knight, and LGD.
Guys, look at his interview, it's so professional!
Where? Where?
[Tencent Games has officially announced the event.]
The host asked the question that everyone was most concerned about.
"Before becoming a coach, your first-person perspective commentary of high-level Korean server games was already well-known, and your live stream data was also very good. At the same time, you yourself currently have a Challenger account ranked in the top 200 on the Korean server."
So, Coach Jiang Xia, you can either comfortably continue doing the former, or you can use the latter as a stepping stone to try your luck on your professional path.
Why did you choose to become a coach?
In this day and age, coaches don't really come into the public eye.
"Isn't being a coach good? Actually, I'm not very suited to playing professionally. Those who watch my videos often know that I tend to talk more about theory than practice."
Moreover, I believe that for the LPL right now, a qualified coach is far more important than a so-called Korean server Challenger.
Of course, this doesn't mean I'm already qualified, but I will do my best to make sure I am.
[Damn, that's really well said. Looking at it this way, the coach is actually quite important.]
[That's true, how many professional coaches does the LPL have? And the professional ones are all Koreans, pshaw!]
[Snake's Zhu Kai seems alright; he came from IG.]
"Like today, LGD's game was really smooth. We'd like to know if this was something you anticipated before the match?"
"Of course, we trained very well before the competition, and everyone worked together very well, so we deserved to win."
"So, what impact do you think Wei Shen's departure will have on LGD?"
The host is being a bit silly; the audience was stunned.
Jiang Xia was also a little stunned at first, and asked, "Why is that?"
But I still picked up the microphone.
"There will definitely be an impact, after all, Wei Shen's position in LGD is almost irreplaceable, but that's life, parting is the main theme."
After what happened, reminiscing is useless; solving the problem is the most important thing to do. Newcomer Knight cannot replace Wei Shen, but he can inject new vitality into LGD.
The host continued, "What are your expectations for LGD going forward? Or how far do you think you can go?"
"First, you get into the playoffs, and then you gradually expand your goals. Everyone wants to go all the way, right?"
[Damn, this guy really said something good. Even I, a Wei Shen fan, found it hilarious.]
[The interview itself looks very professional.]
[What are you saying? That other people's briefings today weren't professional? Go look at how many people have reviewed LGD's briefings and designs today!]
[There's definitely something there, especially that level 1 laning phase play in the bot lane; even Uzi couldn't do that.]
[Bullshit! Uzi can't do that?]
Online chatter can quickly escalate into arguments; that's just how the internet works.
However, after this interview, netizens gained a deeper understanding of coach Jiang Xia.
At least, the impression was very good.
Jiang Xia enjoyed the moment for a while, then put down his phone.
"Enter Simulation"
[Simulation points remaining: 2200]
It's still not quite enough, since the more matches we play, the more points we'll need.
Eimy, we're counting on you...
Jiangxia is replaying today's match against WE.
He wants to see if eliminating the players' mistakes and following his own ideas would lead to a faster victory.
He needs to try and simulate things first, so that his review the next day will be more supportive.
It's not something that can be said offhand; the team members are more accepting of it, reducing unnecessary arguments.
Although this will make me a little tired.
But if you change your perspective, you can make things easier for five people by exhausting yourself.
Isn't it beautiful?
At the same time, Jiang Xia actually quite likes simulation.
This allows him to perform various micro-managements.
Just like now.
"Jungle King! I order you to move 600 yards towards F6!"
"Pyl, place a ward in the enemy's blue buff area in 13 seconds!"
"Hahaha."
...........
the next day.
"Brother Jiang, it's signed!"
"Who did you sign?"
"The Gao Tianliang you mentioned, I contacted him and got him to go to YM, but the contract is in our hands, a full six years. That guy really dared to sign such a contract."
Thinking about it, it's not so bad. A teenager who was addicted to the internet and didn't go to school tried out the competition, but his results were mediocre.
Suddenly someone found him, found his family, and said they wanted to sign him for 100,000 RMB a year.
They don't restrict any of their behavior and even help them find teams.
He didn't say, "If you don't abandon me, I'm willing to become your godfather," which already shows great backbone.
On the other end of the phone was Xie Ming, the head of Jiangxia Brokerage Company and a recent graduate from a prestigious 985 university.
"Okay, thank you for your hard work. As the company grows, you'll be the second-in-command."
"Yeah, thanks, Brother Jiang. But I feel like his performance has been mediocre. He didn't even make it to the finals of the city championship last year, and his rank isn't very high either. Will he suffer later on?"
Xie Ming was thinking, "If I become the second-in-command in the future, won't I also be able to bear the company's losses?"
So no, I have to consider the company's interests wholeheartedly!