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Chapter 56 Charge Forward!

After a long while, the principal finally replied to the message.

It's a voice message.

Su Xiaoluo quickly opened it and put it to her ear.

"If the price is too high, forget it. We're not a charity. Let's just leave it at that!"

The voice abruptly stopped.

The voice in the message sounded rushed, and a woman's voice could be faintly heard in the background.

And it sounds like there's more than one.

The thought of her boss possibly partying with a group of beautiful women filled Su Xiaoluo with envy.

I envy neither the mandarin ducks nor the immortals, but I envy Wang Sicong's daily life!

However, Su Xiaoluo really didn't expect that the principal would directly stop the signing of [Top Laner Ancestor].

He originally thought that after he reported the situation, the principal would give him additional funding.

After adding more funds, he went to give some more points to [Top Lane Ancestor].

Once the person is signed, a hefty "kickback" is in hand.

I never expected this matter to end like this.

I overestimated the principal's interest in that "top lane veteran".

It seems that Wang Sicong's decision was purely on a whim, and he didn't really intend to sign "Top Laner Ancestor".

"They're so damn rich and capricious! They can spend 300 a year to sign a random person just because they're interested!" Su Xiaolu thought angrily.

Thinking of this, Su Xiaolu felt a surge of anger towards Zhou Dian.

Damn it, this kid is so clueless, he made me miss out on this big "kickback".

Su Xiaoluo just couldn't understand where this "Top Lane Ancestor" got his confidence from during the previous negotiations.
So what if you're number one in the Korean server?

Over the years, countless people have reached the top rank in the Korean server!

A complete random player, who even plays top lane, actually dared to ask me for 200,000 W? And he's still refusing to let go?

"I'd like to see which idiot will offer you this price!" Alone in her office, Su Xiaoluo gritted her teeth and said to the air what she had wanted to say but hadn't yet.

It was just an "accident" that I also insulted Wang Sicong!
Although Zhou Dian felt that Su Xiaoluo was acting a bit strange at the time, he did not think about it in that way.

After hanging up the phone with Su Xiaoluo, Zhou Dian reopened the ranked queue he had previously closed and continued playing solo.

[TopKing] is currently ranked number one in the Korean server with over 1200 points. Since no club has offered him the salary he expected, he will continue to climb the ranks and reach 1300 points.

If you don't have 1300 points yet, then aim for 1400.

If 1400 points isn't enough, then aim for 1500 points.

When you surpass the second-ranked player in the Korean server by hundreds of points, achieving a significant lead, a club will definitely be willing to make a generous offer.

However, as the new season has progressed, the overall score situation in the high-ranking tiers of the Korean server has largely stabilized recently.

Therefore, once you reach the top rank in the Korean server, it's easy to maintain that position, but it's quite difficult to climb higher.

Firstly, the queuing time will become longer and longer. Sometimes, after queuing for a long time, you finally get in, but before you can even finish selecting your character, the game is over!
It's common for a game to not start for an hour.

Some people, when they get annoyed, will start playing on a secondary account, and their main account's score will stagnate.

Secondly, once you reach the top rank on the server, no matter how high your win rate or hidden MMR is, you'll basically gain fewer points when you win and lose more points when you lose.

Both of these factors will seriously hinder your climb to the top of the Korean server rankings. This is why, in the Korean server, a place teeming with top players, despite so many having reached number one, it's extremely rare to see the first and second place players trailing each other by hundreds of points at the start of the season.

Actually, it's the same in the Ionia region of the Chinese server's Telecom Zone 1.

Only in regions of the Chinese server where "directors" (players who manipulate rankings) are rampant will there be a situation where the top-ranked player's score is far ahead of everyone else.

Because the top players in these regions are all top-tier players who can win every game, even if it's difficult for you to rank up, you can still easily do so!

February 5th was the day Zhou Dian reached the top of the Korean server rankings.

As usual, Zhou Dian played until midnight.

Before going to sleep, [TopKing]'s rank had reached Challenger with 1295 points, but he hadn't managed to break 1300 points.

However, Zhou Dian is already leading Cuzz, who is in second place, by 50 or 60 points, which can be considered as initially consolidating his advantage as the number one player in the Korean server.

As for JackeyLove, after losing two consecutive matches to the top-ranked player and dropping 1200 points, he played all day but failed to regain 1200 points. Instead, his score kept dropping, and he was about to fall to fourth place in the Korean server.

Zhou Dian isn't in a rush to rank up; he'll just take his time.

He felt that it wouldn't be long before he was able to reach the Challenger rank of 1,500 points in the Korean server.

February 6th marked the start of a new week.

This week, the 2017 LPL Spring Split, which had been suspended for nearly half a month due to the Spring Festival, will resume.

The schedule for the first week of the Spring Split regular season was held before the Lunar New Year.

The second week of the 2017 LPL Spring Split regular season will begin on Thursday.

The current LPL regular season schedule is that there are matches on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, and no matches on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays.

With the Spring Festival holiday over, all the players from the LPL teams have already returned.

Although the holiday is not short, it is not the off-season after all.

Therefore, there were no personnel changes for any LPL teams after the holiday.

Except for LGD team!

In the first week of the Spring Split regular season before the Lunar New Year, LGD suffered a classic "first loss in a global tournament" with Camille in their first match, losing 0-2 to IM. LGD's head coach, Heart, resigned and ran away the very next day.

At the time, because it was almost Chinese New Year, LGD had not yet found a successor for Heart.

After the Lunar New Year, LGD Club immediately began the search for a new head coach.

On February 7th, LGD Club's official Weibo account officially announced the new head coach of their League of Legends division – Chen Xu (ID: Dgc).

This Dgc was actually introduced to LGD by White Crescent, LGD's former head coach.

Because Dgc was teammates with White Crescent when he was playing professionally, the two were quite familiar with each other.

Coach Dgc doesn't actually have any impressive resume as a head coach in the League of Legends field.

He only officially became a head coach starting from last year's spring season.

At the time, he was the head coach of OMG.

Dgc led OMG for a year, and the result was that they avoided relegation in both the Spring and Summer Splits.

Fortunately, it was OMG's ADC, Sima Laozei, who is known as the "Emperor of Relegation".

During OMG's two relegation matches in the Spring and Summer Splits last year, Sima Laozei carried the team to victory, dominating the secondary league teams, and even achieving a five-kill streak with Kog'Maw.

Ultimately, this helped OMG successfully avoid relegation twice.

(End of this chapter)