You promised a top lane tutorial, but you're just using Worlds as material for your videos?

Chapter 93 Damn it, update now!

The floor below where [Zhou] is located.

The comments from netizens were all 10 points!
Clearly, Zhou Dian's performance in his first professional match today has won over many fans, even in the most aggressive anti-pressure forum.

Of course, if Zhou Dian falters in the next match, the more praise the fans are giving him now, the harsher their criticism will be later.

The main focus is reality.

The match between RNG and LGD just ended, and in the entire Anti-Pressure Bar, apart from posts about Uzi, the most frequent new posts are those discussing the Week 100 tournament.

Many people are curious about where LGD found such a talented newcomer.

Some people took immediate action and began investigating the origin of the name "Zhou".

However, LGD only officially announced the addition of [Zhou] yesterday, and there is currently no information about [Zhou] online.

On Weibo, the hashtags 【LGD defeats RNG 2-0】 and 【LGD top laner Zhou】 also climbed to the bottom of the trending topics list, attracting considerable attention.

Even some long-time LGD fans on Weibo couldn't get any information about Zhou for a while.

All that can be confirmed is that this Zhou was a complete novice before, with no youth training or professional experience whatsoever.

This is even more astonishing.

Is it possible for a complete novice to dominate like this in their first competition?

A peerless genius!
Back in the day, Faker's very first match after his debut completely crushed Ambition, the top mid laner in OGN at the time.

In his very first match after his debut, Zhou completely crushed RNG, now a top-tier team in the LPL.

Could it be
Does our LPL have its own Faker now?
Of course, only a very small number of people would make such an exaggerated claim.

Many people said they needed to wait and see and watch a few more games.

After all, the debut was amazing, and then it was thoroughly analyzed.

There are far too many players in the world of esports who quickly fade into obscurity afterward.

However, no matter what, LGD's new top laner's debut was simply too amazing.

After ending a three-game losing streak and securing their first victory, LGD's manager was overjoyed and treated the team to a meal.

Anyway, just ask the boss for reimbursement and that's it.

It was nearly 10 p.m. when we got back to the base.

Eimy pulled Zhou Dian into the training room, wanting to quickly gain some points.

There's nothing we can do; Zhou Dian just went to bed early!
After duo-queuing for a few days, Eimy was carried by Zhou Dian to reach over 800 points in the Korean server Challenger rank, not far from reaching 1000 points.

The main reason is that Zhou Dian goes to bed early, and when Eimy plays solo in the middle of the night, he usually loses some points.

Otherwise, it would have been over a thousand points long ago.

When Zhou Dian got his hands on it, it only had the Korean server Diamond 1 account, which he barely managed to reach Challenger rank on the Korean server around noon today.

He only uses his signature heroes more often on this account when he's duo-queuing with Eimy to climb the ranks.

When I'm playing solo queue, I'm always practicing new heroes.

Therefore, the speed of ranking up is not fast.

Currently, this account does not have a professional verification mark on op.gg.

However, after today's match, the website staff should add the verification "[LGD Top Laner Zhou]" to his profile within the next couple of days.

Upon logging into the Korean server client, Zhou Dian discovered that his smurf account, which had just reached the King rank at noon, had been pushed out of the top 200 in the Korean server rankings.

In that case, I won't be able to reach the King rank when the results are tallied at 12 o'clock.

I duo queued with Eimy for two games and got two consecutive wins. It's a sure thing that Zhou Dian's smurf account will reach the Challenger rank.

Seeing that it was getting late, Zhou Dian ignored Eimy's offer to treat him to a late-night snack, decisively shut down his computer, and went back to his dorm.

"Damn, you're so young and already focusing on health? You must have kidney deficiency!"

Eimy is feeling a bit down; he's going to lose rank in solo queue again!

After washing up and lying in bed, Zhou Dian opened the back office of [Top Laner Ancestor] on D-site, which he hadn't checked in a while. The number of private messages was already [99+], but he didn't know the exact number.

Zhou Dian clicked on them roughly in chronological order and took a look.

[Hey ancestor, it's been ages since you updated your tutorial videos!]

Where is he? Could he have been abducted? We haven't heard from him at all lately.

[Are you having trouble finding interesting material lately? Why haven't you updated?]

Could you make a Garen tutorial video? I really enjoy playing Garen!

[Ancestor, come and fight me with swords!]

[Damn it, update now!!!]

[Hey LGD, did you watch the LGD vs. RNG match today? What's your opinion on LGD's new top laner's Fiora? I feel like he's about 80-90% as good as your Fiora!]

[Old man, you haven't updated in so long, have you been secretly playing professionally? In today's LPL match, LGD's top laner Zhou played Fiora and Jayce, and his playstyle was very similar to yours!]

[Some people are saying that LGDZhou is you, what do you think, Lao Zu?]

【.】

The vast majority of these private messages are urging for more updates.

Several private messages from the last few hours have linked [Top Laner] and [LGDZhou] together.

It's understandable that some more sensitive fans, who follow both [Top Laner] and LGD, would have such suspicions.

After all, it's said that Zhou was just a casual player before, so some curious people would immediately think of looking for him on the Korean server's ranked leaderboard.

Looking at the Korean server rank leaderboard, the first person that comes to mind is definitely the top Korean player, [TopKing].
Zhou Dian's main Korean account hasn't been played for a few days, but it's been less than a week, and it hasn't started automatically losing LP.

Therefore, [TopKing] still holds the top spot in the Korean server, far ahead of [JackeyLov3].

Because [TopKing] hasn't had any ranked games for several days, some people are saying that the top laner has gone to play professionally, and it might just be this Zhou.

Of course, there is no necessary connection between them.

Historically, those who achieve a dramatic lead to the top of the Korean server often switch to smurf accounts and don't play their main account for several days at a time.

Because it's just too difficult to start a game.

All of these are still just doubts and cannot be considered concrete evidence.

Zhou's true origins remain to be discovered.

After briefly reading through the private messages, Zhou Dian posted an update on D-site.

[Top Laner: I recently filmed some really interesting footage, and I'll be uploading a new video tomorrow. Thanks for your support!]

The next day, Saturday.

LGD didn't have any matches today. Zhou Dian got up early, had breakfast in the cafeteria, and then went to the training room.

The training room was, of course, empty at this moment.

Zhou Dian was the first to arrive.

It will be at least two or three hours before PYL arrives at the training room second.

After turning on his computer, Zhou Dian first opened a live streaming website and entered the official LPL tournament live stream room.

During this period, LPL matches were broadcast live from each player's first-person perspective.

Of course, in each match with ten players, only one or two players' first-person perspectives will be broadcast live.

As for the other contestants, you can watch them if you want.

Need more money!
Yesterday's LGD vs. RNG match was streamed live for free, featuring the first-person perspectives of both junglers.

Popular players like imp and Uzi are definitely going to be used to make money.

After topping up his account, Zhou Dian downloaded the first-person perspective recording of his match from yesterday.

Damn it, I have to pay money to use the materials I created myself!
(End of this chapter)