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With the grand and influential MSI tournament drawing to a close, all major regions seem to have entered a relatively long period of silence.

During this period without any major competitions, the level of discussion about the events across the internet plummeted rapidly.

Under these circumstances, the LPL region has ushered in the summer transfer period as scheduled.

Naturally, the attention of the general public was drawn to this highly anticipated focus.

Unfortunately, it seems that the rosters of this year's LPL teams were already largely finalized during the Spring Split.

The changes in each team were not significant. Most of them only changed the personnel in a certain position, while the core of the lineup remained unchanged without any major changes.

This situation has resulted in a significant decrease in interesting topics that can generate widespread discussion online.

Until May 24, a predictive post was pushed to the top of the homepage by many users on the Anti-Japanese Forum.

The post is titled "A rational analysis: Which LPL teams can make it to S9 this year?"

Below the post, the original poster quoted extensively from various sources, listing their in-depth analysis of each team without reservation.

[First one: EDG.]

There's not much to say about EDG. Many believe they've practically secured a spot in S9. Unless their core player, Su Shen, experiences any unexpected issues, it's highly unlikely they'll be able to stop them from reaching S9.

[Second: FPX.]

FPX is truly a dark horse team and is the one I'm most optimistic about. In the Spring Split, they even managed to defeat IG, demonstrating extremely strong strength, and their potential seems to have been fully unleashed. This team has virtually no obvious weaknesses, and their tactical system perfectly complements the current game version, making them like a flawless, well-rounded team. Needless to say, they are definitely a strong contender for the number one seed!

[The third one: RNG.]

[RNG is an old friend of everyone's. Regarding personnel changes, they brought in top laner Langx to strengthen the roster, and also added substitute Lovezrr to improve the team's margin for error. Jungler Radar's performance has been consistently stable, and core player Uzi continues to maintain good form. Now the key lies in the mid lane – will it be the Tiger General who can deliver spectacular plays, or the Tiger who underperforms? As long as the mid laner can perform to their expected level in the match, RNG securing a spot in the World Championship shouldn't be a problem.]

[Fourth: IG.]

[IG is truly the team with the most potential! Top laner TheShy is incredibly strong, always making amazing plays on the field; mid laner Rookie is the team's core carry, using his outstanding individual skills to drive the game's tempo; bot lane duo JackeyLove and Baolan have become increasingly synergistic after some practice, and their overall performance is gradually improving. Seeing such a star-studded lineup is truly exciting and brings tears to my eyes. In short, I have high hopes for them!]

Fifth: JDG.

[Yagao and Zoom performed exceptionally well in the matches, achieving a runner-up finish in the Spring Split, demonstrating their formidable strength.]

The sixth one: Tes (Top).

The team's two star players have delivered outstanding performances, and their future is full of unlimited potential, making their prospects very promising.

Almost every analysis was met with enthusiastic comments and replies.

It's easy to see that during this period of relatively few events and little news to focus on, everyone was quite relaxed.

Now that an interesting topic has finally emerged, everyone is naturally willing to click on it and find some fun.

“I agree with all the other analyses, but you actually said that Wolf is an addition? Haha.”

"But to be honest, I really admire FPX. This team is incredibly strong, with a unique playstyle and perfect teamwork—they're top-notch!"

"Indeed, judging from his performance, he has the qualities of a champion or runner-up!"

"Hey, don't be scared upstairs, just say it out loud, you've got the makings of a champion! If EDG continues to tank in the Summer Split, I don't think they'll win the championship."

"This is just baseless and unfounded slander. Wasn't EDG the Spring Split champion? Didn't EDG win the MSI tournament? How can you say they're tanking? Why didn't other teams win championships? Did they not want to?"

Of course, the discussion was not limited to LPL itself.

Following the pattern of this post, some people started analyzing the situation of teams in other regions.

Among them, the LCK and EU regions are of paramount importance.

The LCK region, needless to say, has once again presented a flourishing scene of diverse talents this year. In addition to the well-known veteran powerhouse SKT, the performances of teams like GRF and DWG are also worth paying close attention to.

As for the EU region, viewers rarely discuss regions outside of the LPL and LCK in the past. But this year, the situation is completely different!

The reason is simple: G2's performance in the first half of the year was simply too amazing!

This one team, with its outstanding performance, is enough to generate a lot of buzz in the region!

Not to mention, the G2 players are particularly keen on doing interesting things, always bringing unique joy to the audience.

Just like this moment.

A new post quietly appeared below G2's official Weibo account.

"Recently, while following news about China, I stumbled upon a phrase: 'To break through and then rebuild!' I think this phrase perfectly describes our situation! Yes, as everyone knows, we suffered a setback in the MSI tournament. However, all the experiences that don't completely defeat us will inevitably make us stronger! Just wait and see, in the World Championship, we will definitely achieve a comeback and achieve outstanding results!"

Below this post was a unique accompanying image.

The image depicts a simple stick figure, sitting cross-legged in a meditative state. Above its head, golden waves of light rise slowly like wisps of smoke, making it look exactly like a Super Saiyan going into power in anime.

On the face of this stick figure, the letters "G2" are clearly written!

Immediately afterwards, many comments from domestic viewers appeared in the comments section.

"Rabbit, what you really want to express is either a comeback or a renewed effort, isn't it?"

"Hey, that's a really clever use of the idiom, it's absolutely hilarious! (winking)"

"As expected of G2, you guys always manage to come up with something unexpected and fresh, haha!"

"I was so sleepy, but then I saw Rabbit's Weibo post and it instantly woke me up completely. Oh dear, I have to get up early for work tomorrow!"

"This is hilarious! I completely acknowledge your unparalleled status in the world of pranks!"

Amidst this lively and bustling atmosphere, time slipped away quietly, like a fleeting moment.