League of Legends Invincible Coach

The journey was indeed fraught with danger.

Beside the stone cave steps, there are often bottomless holes that lead to unknown destinations.

A broken road that has been in disrepair for many years.

An unidentified beast with glowing green eyes flashed by at the end of the passage.

There are also the extremely venomous snakes that you might occasionally encounter in the lower dungeons; their scales are as black as ink, with specks of emerald green in the middle.

Without a flashlight, Wu Di's Data Eye could see these threats clearly, but in order not to frighten Xiao Yu, Wu Di did not expose these deadly dangers hidden in the darkness to the light. Instead, he silently used his illusion magic to drive these threats away.

Along the way, Wu Di felt his heart racing, a feeling he rarely experienced, comparable to the excitement he felt when he first played League of Legends with Xiao Yu.

This is what a real dungeon adventure feels like.

After only venturing into the two unopened underground levels, Wu Di had already exhausted nearly half of his mental energy.

To ensure his safety on the return journey, Teacher Wu dared not continue exploring.

After all, there are no return scrolls in reality, and life only happens once; you can't revive and start over.

As a world champion in e-sports, Wu Di can't put down his game no matter where he goes.

After exploring the sixth level of the underground city, they found a clean, tidy, and most importantly, safe stone house without any danger. Wu Di led Xiao Yu inside with their heads down and closed the wooden door.

Wu Di put down his backpack, took out the prepared blanket, and spread it on the flat stone bed.

Thus, today's League of Legends login screen features a dynamic video that transforms into a dark and gloomy dungeon, with green beasts and black snakes lurking in the corners.

Against a backdrop of tranquil music, Wu Di and Xiao Yu, tense and excited, played a qualifying match.

The two were overjoyed to have won the match, advanced to the next round, and secured their first victory of the day.

Teacher Wu's League of Legends updates at an astonishingly fast pace, bringing Xiaoyu an unprecedented sense of novelty and excitement.

Unfortunately, Mr. Wu's League of Legends server was a private server, so not many people could join.

Satisfied, Teacher Wu dared not rest in such a place. She immediately took Xiao Yu, who was both extremely satisfied and her heart was pounding with fear, and the two embarked on their journey home.

After a series of close calls, Wu Di returned via the same route and found himself back in the brightly lit upper four levels of the underground city. He felt a sense of surreal absurdity, as if he had stepped into another world.

After having a blast abroad for over a month, Wu Di doesn't follow the beaten path, going wherever the excitement is. He's also updated his League of Legends game dozens of times, visiting famous tourist attractions all over Europe.

If the official League of Legends server could update at the same speed as Mr. Wu's private server, it would definitely be even more popular.

Exhausted both physically and mentally, yet incredibly satisfied, Wu Di and Xiao Yu finally boarded the plane back to China.

The new season of League of Legends professional competition is about to begin.

During Wu Di's vacation, the LPL league underwent a major regional reform in S8.

First, the downgrading system will be abolished.

From now on, the LPL league will only add new teams, and will no longer remove the bottom-ranked teams.

Teams that remain in the LPL league after the end of the S7 Summer Regular Season will have a permanent LPL spot after paying the full deposit and league development fund.

The deposit is 3000 million, and the development fund is also 3000 million.

In other words, teams already in the LPL league need to pay 6000 million RMB to secure their permanent spot.

The LPL's bottom-ranked team, Qingtian, was kicked out of the league because they couldn't afford the entry fee and no one was willing to invest.

In this way, LPL will have three permanent slots, which will be open for bidding by major capital players across the country.

The supposedly reliable information circulating online is that the first bid is 9000 million, the second bid is 8000 million, and the last bid is 7000 million.

However, reality is far more exaggerated than the rumors.

A famous streamer named P raised a large sum of money, believing he could easily and effortlessly take over the LPL. He even had the team roster almost finalized. However, he was eliminated in the first round of the bidding process.

Three new teams—Eye of the Beggars, Phoenix Rebirth, and Pili Pa La—have joined the alliance.

The owners behind the three club teams are all giants in various industries in the Huaxia Business District.

The LPL league has not disclosed the specific winning bid amount.

However, judging from the fact that the streamer was eliminated in the first round of bidding, the final transaction price will definitely not be lower than 8000 million.

According to the latest news, even the last lot sold for over 100 million.

Secondly, LPL began implementing a home-and-away system.

LPL professional matches will no longer be limited to Shanghai alone; this year, three new venues have been added: Chongqing, Hangzhou, and Chengdu.

Glory will be based in Chongqing, Gods in Shanghai, LGD in Hangzhou, and Dark Force in Chengdu.

Other teams' home venues will be gradually developed in the future.

Starting from Season 8, the LPL league will be divided into East and West divisions.

The top four teams from the Eastern and Western Conferences in the regular season will participate in the playoffs to compete for the conference championship.

The reforms of the LPL league have undoubtedly had a huge impact on Honor of Kings.

First of all, Glory Club is also a team that cannot afford the 6000 million yuan deposit and development fund.

Or rather, most teams in the LPL league can't afford to pay that much.

This will inevitably attract a large influx of hot money, which is one of the alliance's objectives.

Only with more capital and more attention can the LPL league's influence be elevated to a higher level.

Although the league dares not kick Glory, the newly crowned world champion and a super team that brings glory to the LPL, out of the league, Glory Club itself should also know its place and not think about becoming a deadbeat.

Otherwise, if the league releases this news and stirs it up, causing other teams that have paid deposits and development funds to become envious and dissatisfied, and unite to protest, Glory is not without the risk of being kicked out of the LPL league.

Logically speaking, Glory Club only has one path to take, which is to accept investment from a large company, sell a portion of the club's shares, and exchange them for a permanent LPL spot, just like other clubs.

Everyone does it this way, so Quan Guangrong naturally doesn't want to be an outlier.

However, the offers from major business giants were far below Quan Guangrong's expectations.

Several months ago, when discussing the performance-based contract with Wu Di, Quan Guangrong had a preliminary understanding of the specific value of the World Champions Club.

The frenzy surrounding the bidding for permanent LPL slots further confirmed Quan Guangrong's thoughts.

The number of new team spots is already over 100 million each, and the value of a strong playoff team is 150 million. That's not unreasonable, is it?

A top LPL team that can make it to the World Championship must cost at least 200 million, right?

In the global finals, which brought together champions and top teams from all major regions around the world, the world's number one team that successfully won the championship was worth 500 million, which Quan Guangrong felt was not excessive at all.