Mingkai, if you're this cowardly, you should just go home and raise pigs.

"Faker's mental fortitude isn't that bad, is it?" Meiko couldn't help but frown slightly.

Scout didn't speak, but pursed his lips and looked at the scene on the big screen with a complicated expression.

"Faker is human too, he's bound to have emotional fluctuations, I think that's normal!" As a newcomer, Iboy has only had a handful of matches or interactions with Faker, so he doesn't quite understand everyone's attitude.

"Could it be that Faker is having some kind of problem lately?" Abu was incredibly surprised, but his eyes were filled with excitement and joy.

Any professional player would definitely have a choice and would prefer to defeat the peak Dafei, but Abu is not a professional player but a professional manager.

From his perspective, he would rather EDG win the championship than defeat Faker at his peak.

He even secretly hoped that Faker's condition would deteriorate.

"If Faker's performance really has issues, then we need to adjust the weighting of our draft picks." As the head coach, Nofe's first thought was that SKT's Kkoma might adjust the weighting of the draft picks.

“Faker’s condition isn’t actually that bad,” Zhou Hanyang said at this moment.

As soon as he spoke, everyone's eyes were drawn to Zhou Hanyang's face.

As a 'prophet' who was reborn from the future, Zhou Hanyang naturally understood what kind of person Faker was.

He laughed and said, "The reason Faker crashed into the wall was most likely because he couldn't accept his mistakes."

"A mistake?" Mingkai was somewhat taken aback.

"That's right, it was a mistake!" Zhou Hanyang nodded and said very seriously, "As a top professional player, let's not discuss how well my teammates played for now."

Leaving aside the team's decision-making and operations, a crucial mistake at a critical moment is something a top professional player absolutely cannot accept.

In this game, SKT focused most of their resources on Cassiopeia. Whether it was the jungler's movements in the early game or the side lane development in the late game, they were all protecting Cassiopeia.

But as the core of counter-engaging and dealing damage, I dodged Faker's final ultimate from Cassiopeia. That's what Faker can't accept.

Upon hearing Zhou Hanyang's words, everyone showed expressions of disbelief.

Isn't it normal for professional players to make mistakes on the field? Why does SKT prefer strategic gameplay to aggressive play?

This is because operations can be 'humanly controlled' of various factors, but actions cannot be 'humanly controlled'.

Therefore, if you can expand your advantages through operations, there is no need to expand your advantages through manipulation.

In this game, SKT basically gave all their resources to their mid-laner Cassiopeia, resulting in Gnar's poor development.

Some might say that Gnar can't win in a split push and doesn't deserve to farm lanes.

But if Gnar is always protected by the jungler, why shouldn't he be allowed to farm lanes?

Kennen and Gnar do have an advantage in split pushing, but if you add Lee Sin and Elise to the mix for a 2v2, then Gnar's disadvantage isn't so great.

After all, Kennen and Lee Sin both need to be hit by ultimate abilities when they fight, while Elise can keep using cocoon to probe and find opportunities.

After consuming so many resources, Faker couldn't accept the fact that he misjudged the ultimate ability in the final crucial team fight.

It's fair to say that the outcome of this game hinges on Cassiopeia and Kennen.

If Cassiopeia's ultimate petrifies Kennen and instantly kills him, SKT can complete the comeback.

This match was actually somewhat similar to the match between T1 and GEN in Season 14.

The team gave all their resources to Faker's Corki, but in the final team fight, Faker's Corki failed to step up and carry the game, causing T1 to lose to GEN and have to play in the final gauntlet.

Seeing everyone's expressions, Zhou Hanyang smiled and shook his head, offering no further explanation.

Even Mingkai, who was present, didn't have Faker's level of awareness, so naturally he couldn't understand Faker!

Seeing Zhou Hanyang shake his head, Abu quickly came up, put his arm around Zhou Hanyang's shoulder and said, "Do you have similar thoughts? Yangyang, don't put so much pressure on yourself. It's okay to make a mistake. We can come back later. You need to relax."

Zhou Hanyang was slightly taken aback upon hearing this, and didn't quite understand.

“Yeah, let’s not talk about Faker for now. Don’t put so much pressure on yourself.” Mingkai reacted quickly to Abu’s words and said, “We’re all your teammates. You have to trust us.”

Upon hearing this, Zhou Hanyang's face darkened. He realized that Zhou Hanyang had 'misunderstanding' that he was under too much pressure, which was why he was projecting his own feelings onto Faker.

In some ways, they were right.

It's not that Zhou Hanyang puts too much pressure on himself, but rather that he has high expectations of himself.

These are two completely different concepts.

Too much pressure can cause mental imbalance.

Those with higher requirements need to constantly climb higher.

Zhou Hanyang teased Mingkai, "Do you really believe that your RQQ can miss with Lee Sin?"

Mingkai's face darkened immediately, but he visibly relaxed the next moment, patting Zhou Hanyang on the shoulder and saying, "Not bad, not bad. The fact that you can still tease me proves that you're in a normal state right now."

"Get lost..." Zhou Hanyang laughed and cursed in an annoyed tone.

"Hahahahahahahahaha...!!!"

Everyone couldn't help but laugh.

“In that case, let me talk about the draft!” Nofe clapped his hands, drawing everyone’s attention: “In the next game, we need to adjust our draft strategy.”

"Let's focus on the mid lane in the next two games!" Zhou Hanyang said after thinking for a moment. "Faker is SKT's mainstay after all, and no matter what, SKT will definitely give him more help in the future."

“OK, let’s discuss it…” Nofe nodded slowly.

On the other hand, SKT was in complete chaos.

After a while of chaos and confusion, things gradually calmed down.

"Sang-hyeok, are you alright?" Kkoma asked Faker with some concern.

"It's nothing!" Faker slowly shook his head: "Our match against EDG actually depends more on how Attack and I perform."

In the past, our matches against EDG usually ended in a mid-game collapse, but today we managed to hold our own against EDG.

If they can stall for just a little longer, EDG will find themselves in a situation where they lack damage output. If they can contain Kennen in this wave, the scales of victory will tip in their favor.

If we can win the first game, the pressure will be on EDG. Also, Attack hasn't lost a single game since he came on.

In such a crucial best-of-five series, if he loses even one game, his mentality will definitely be affected. I'm just a little annoyed that I didn't seize such a good opportunity.

[The author has meticulously crafted the plot up to the first championship win; wouldn't it be worth a like?]

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