LOL: Strange champion pool? Just tell me if you've won or not.

For a while.

Fang Han seemed to have become the center of attention in the entire RNG rest area.

Everyone's eyes were filled with hope, as if they were expecting a guide to lead them out of the darkness.

To be honest, Fang Han didn't want to go on stage yet.

The main reason is that TheShy didn't play in the Spring Split, and Fang Han was too lazy to play against Duke.

What's the point? Even if you win against a veteran like Duke, there's no sense of accomplishment.

So naturally, Fang Han tanked for the entire Spring Split.

Isn't it great to just lie around and collect your salary?

Reviewing the proceedings in the background and broadcasting live from the base simultaneously, managing to generate both traffic and entertainment.

I'm only here today as a member of the coaching staff, to liven up the atmosphere and lend a hand to Brother Feng.

Play? You can earn a salary just by lying down, why would you play? The Spring Split championship is something you can have as many as you want in the future.

Don't ask, the answer is Fang Han wants to start a business.

Or perhaps he's being too conservative; he doesn't want others to see the flaws in his hero pool until he's mastered all the heroes.

What Fang Han didn't know was that even the heroes he had the lowest proficiency with in his hero pool were considered "masterpieces" on the field.

Not to mention those heroes who have already reached [S] proficiency and are striving for [EX].

Fang Han's eyes darted around.

He shrugged and said:

"I think, since we won the last game anyway, let's just keep playing like this."

"It's not a matter of life or death yet, so there's no need to keep changing the lineup, right?"

"Besides, even if I go on the field, I can't guarantee a win."

The first two sentences were fine, but when they heard the last sentence, everyone present rolled their eyes in annoyance.

A champion top laner with a 100% win rate, the 2017 FMVP, if he plays, he's not guaranteed to win, but his win rate should at least double, right?

Uzi, who had been silent all along, looked up to the sky and howled in despair:

"Fang Shen, why don't you go up and perform? We're really starting to struggle with this version."

"To be honest, playing in the Spring Finals is more tiring than winning the championship."

It wasn't until he won a championship playing alongside Fang Han that Uzi realized how hard his life had been before.

The pressure of winning or losing rests on his shoulders. Moreover, if he makes a mistake and ruins the game, the entire internet will scrutinize every single move under a magnifying glass.

If he hadn't won the championship, his live stream would be completely dominated by online trolls and haters.

In contrast, when playing with Arthur, Fang Han was able to attract not only the opponent's attention in the game, but also the attention of netizens outside the game.

With Arthur on the field, Uzi would have a much easier time playing.

Fang Han didn't say anything, but just turned his head to look at his teammates.

He could feel the expectations from his teammates.

Especially Zz1tai and Karsa, they've been with RNG for several months, and Fang Han hasn't made a single move.

"Fang Shen, please give us a performance."

Karsa stepped forward and put her hand on Fang Han's shoulder.

"I really want to fight alongside you, and I'm sure Xiaohu and Xiangguo feel the same way."

Honestly, Fang Han was genuinely moved at that moment.

Fang Han glanced at the time displayed on his phone; it wasn't even 8:30 yet.

"Okay, let's win a couple of games in a flash and take the championship. Maybe then we'll have time for a late-night snack."

Fang Han stretched his stiff neck, got up and yawned.

My buddy only needs to make a slight move to push the limits of the LPL.

Next, we'll start speedrunning.

Inside the competition venue.

The trio of commentators, including Wawa, Miller, and PDD, who were all smiles in the commentary booth, had no idea how serious the situation was.

The director's voice came through Guan Zeyuan's earpiece in the commentary booth, causing his smile to freeze.

"Dear viewers, uh, we've received some news that RNG has made another roster change in the third game, this time for their top laner..."

wow——

Before Guan Zeyuan could finish speaking, the audience erupted in cheers and clamor.

RNG only has three top laners in total. If the first two are not good enough, then it will only be Arthur!

"Arthur! Arthur!"

"Finally, Arthur is on the field."

"Buying these offline tickets today was such a great deal!"

"If RNG wins today, will I be able to interact with Fang Shen during the post-match interview?"

"Whoever gets chosen to participate in the interaction today, I'll look down on them for life! Don't ask why, it's just because I'm jealous!"

"It's been months since we've seen King Arthur. I wonder which hero he'll pull out this time."

"..."

【RNG.Letme↓/RNG.Arthur↑】

The familiar substitution announcement appeared on the big screen, instantly transporting longtime fans back to the night of the 2017 Summer Split finals.

It was from this announcement that LPL began a brand new chapter in its history!

The audience in the venue was thrilled, and the viewers in the live stream were thrilled too.

Only the three commentators on the commentary desk had their smiles freeze on their faces.

Not again? Wasn't it said that Arthur wouldn't be playing?

Miller and the doll exchanged a glance and remained silent for a moment.

It's really fate! Whenever the two of them are commentating on a match, Fang Han will definitely make a dazzling appearance.

But seriously, can we not be so destined to meet?

Miller and Doll both turned to look at PDD, who was standing to the side. Clearly, our teacher P had not yet realized the seriousness of the situation.

"Ahem, PDD, when the competition starts, please share your insights."

"We're not professional players, so our understanding is definitely not as deep as yours."

PDD has been online for so long, he's a seasoned veteran.

How could he not know what those two were up to? They were trying to divert attention?

"Ahem, no, that won't do. We still need the two of you to provide the commentary, since you're professionals."

The three commentators started a mutual flattery session, already preparing their own escape routes.

The stage lights flashed, and a powerful background music began to play.

As the S7 theme song played, RNG's starting five-man championship lineup walked onto the stage and waved to the audience.

Fang Han walked at the very back of the group, his hands in his pockets, calmly surveying the audience below the stage and the preparation seats opposite him.

His familiar confident smile, his familiar swaggering walk.

If last year's audience had seen Arthur's entrance, they would have wondered, "What is this guy trying to prove?"

But paired with the champion's gold star on Fang Han's chest, he exudes the kingly demeanor of the world's best.

In the third game, EDG surprisingly substituted in Clearlove as their jungler.

Unfortunately, Fang Han's appearance stole the spotlight from the factory manager.

The EDG players, who had experienced last year's finals, remained silent.

"It's finally here, Coach. Shouldn't we change the tactics book?"

The factory manager murmured as he looked at Fang Han, glancing at the coach beside him.

Without him saying anything, the coach took a tactics book that was several times thicker from the assistant coach.

no way.

RNG's rotation of three top laners and two junglers has multiplied the workload of coaches across the league several times over.

Adding to the mix is ​​Fang Han, known for his "unconventional hero pool," making the team coach's workload in one year even more than the previous two years combined.

The players took their seats, and Feng Ge pulled out a tactics notebook that he hadn't used this season.

He had no complaints about it.

Because of Arthur, he deserves it!