Reborn in S14, crush the entire league!

After defeating Faker, Chen Xiao was on fire.

Strike while the iron is hot and keep climbing the ranks, achieving an impressive eight-game winning streak and reaching sixth place in the Korean server!

The flagship also encountered many familiar "IDs", but because he never revealed that he was a domestic player.

No one was specifically targeting him.

They were also quite lucky, as they always had skilled players on their side when they were matched against tough opponents.

For example, in one game, I unfortunately ran into BDD, but my jungler was Peanut.

Peanut and BDD seemed to have a grudge against each other, and Peanut immediately camped in the mid lane.

Level 2, Level 3, Level 4, Level 5... It happens almost every two minutes, making BDD suffer terribly.

Chen Xiao seized the opportunity to develop rapidly and ultimately carried the team to victory!

After the game, Peanut sent "Nice MID" in the chat box, expressing his approval of Peanut's performance.

In short, as long as you don't blatantly say you'll "reach the top of the Korean server in XXX days" and then reveal your ID, you're fine.

They are unlikely to be targeted.

The quality of players in the Korean server is still much better than that in the Chinese server!

The pace of the following days was also quite stable.

The process involves: scoring points, holding a post-match review meeting, training matches, and then reviewing the results again.

After a week of adjustment, Chen Xiao gradually regained the training form he had as a professional player.

Although the process is tedious, every step is real and visible progress.

This made him ecstatic!

At the same time, Maokai is a very "data-driven" coach who likes to assign ability scores to his players.

And as the players perform better in training matches, their scores gradually increase.

And customize a corresponding training plan.

He gave Chen Xiao a rather unbalanced playstyle, scoring 95 points for his basic game skills and 85 points for his team fight output and anti-gank ability.

However, other aspects such as support, laning strength, mid-jungle synergy, and mid-bottom synergy are all hovering around the passing grade.

Just like after the afternoon's scrim with WE, Maokai tapped him on the head with his tactical notebook and commented:

"Your closest connection with Gao Tianliang is the jungle monsters; he's farming them, and you're farming them too... What exactly is your obsession with your own F6 camp?"

Chen Xiao thought for a moment and replied, "Not just our own F6, but also the F6 on the other side!"

"Time is money... Even if I don't use F6, others will!"

Maokai didn't know what to say about his bad habit.

Based on the data and his record, his playing style actually seems to be the optimal solution for winning the game.

Although it might make things a bit difficult for Xiaotian in the early game, once Chen Xiao gets ahead, the enemy jungle will become a complete farming ground!

Xiao Tian eats one piece, and he eats one piece!

So although Xiaotian had some complaints, he didn't say anything more in the end.

After all, judging from the data, every monster Chen Xiao kills strengthens his desire to attack.

After all, the F6 camp is gone. If you don't attack the jungle or gank, you'll naturally be at a disadvantage compared to the enemy jungler!

Then Xiaotian was surprised to find that his gank success rate had actually increased by 12% as a result!

A delicate balance has been achieved.

I don't know whether to cry or laugh!

……

at last.

The system gave us the last two hours of the countdown the day before the competition started.

Chen Xiao has successfully reached the top of the Korean server!

The ascent was quite dramatic...

In the last match, he was matched against four familiar faces at the same time!

Gumayusi,Keria,Rascal,Clid.

The lineup is absolutely amazing!

Not only does it feature T1's bot lane duo, but also Rascal, the former LCK solo kill king and now DRX's top laner.

Although Clid was banned from the competition in 23 for frequently harassing female internet celebrities, he was forced to leave the arena.

However, he still consistently ranks high in the Korean server, and his skill level remains undiminished.

Chen Xiao's team only has two professional players: Ruler, who is still playing for JDG, and Doran, who has not yet joined T1.

On paper, their strength seems to be far inferior!

But life is full of drama.

During the game, something unexpected happened on the other side; it seemed that Rascal in the top lane and Clid in the jungle had some kind of conflict.

Clid suddenly started slacking off without warning, making all sorts of mindless and disastrous decisions that ruined his teammates' chances!

In a top-ranked Korean server game, if one person doesn't want to play, the game is basically unplayable.

After all, this isn't a Silver-level game; who can take on three or four opponents by relying solely on their individual skill?

The skill gap between top players is very limited, so the opposing team decisively surrendered after twenty minutes.

This propelled Chen Xiao to the top spot in the Korean server!

Chen Xiao only learned after the event that Rascal was sitting in the top spot in the Korean server!

Therefore, it is reasonable for Clid to suddenly start sending.

After all, the two had quite a grudge when they were teammates.

There will never be brothers as good as Rascal and Clid again!

……

After reaching the top of the Korean server, the wonderful system notification sound rang out again.

[Ding! Congratulations, host, you have reached the top of the Korean server!]

[Received 1 Hextech Talent Draw Attempt!]

Should we proceed with the extraction immediately?

Need I say more?

Chen Xiao chose to draw without hesitation.

Time is running out, the match against NIP is tomorrow!

He's about to face off against "Song Sheng," the first champion of the LPL and the leader of the Three Saints, so he can't afford to be careless!

First Scout, then Rookie... Chen Xiao felt that Tencent Esports seemed to be targeting him.

How come I've encountered world champions one after another as soon as I stepped onto the field?

The good news is that neither of them is in their prime anymore, and it has been quite a few years since they last won the championship.

Therefore, this is also an excellent opportunity for Chen Xiao.

If we can secure two consecutive victories cleanly, then when Little Cream returns, we might be able to challenge him for a place!

In esports, skill speaks for itself. Even if you were once the star player of OMG, you cannot be above the rules!

Let's draw!

As Chen Xiao's finger fell, the Hextech card in front of him began to flash with dazzling light.

Gold, silver, and iridescent light alternated.

It's like being in a strange space.

Chen Xiao held his breath and prayed silently...

But this time it seems their luck has run out, and Europa saves them.

The card eventually lost its dazzling golden luster and settled on silver.

The dust has settled.

Chen Xiao didn't rush to feel disappointed, but instead turned his attention to the newly acquired Hextech talent.

A flash of inspiration

[Tier: Silver]

[Synopsis: There is a low probability that at certain special moments, the host will unleash a brilliant idea capable of breaking the deadlock!]

[PS: Young man, that sudden burst of creativity was the key to breaking the deadlock!]

【…】

Despite having only a silver talent, Chen Xiao was not disappointed.

The rating of a Hextech talent does not fully represent its practicality.

Just like in ARAM, some silver Hextech runes, such as [Horned Dragon], which have scaling potential, can be even more powerful than some golden Hextech runes in certain team compositions.

And what is the difference between top players and first-class players?

Mechanics? Awareness? Hero pool?

Both are present, but the most crucial element is the ability to find a glimmer of hope in seemingly hopeless situations.

It was Faker's incredible play where his low-health LeBlanc turned around and killed a full-health Zed.

It's a visual feast of TheShy's Aatrox, a godlike performance, taking down four opponents single-handedly.

It was Ah Shui who flashed forward during the crisis!

These are all "flashes of inspiration" worthy of being recorded in the history of esports.

This talent may not consistently improve his laning strength or farming ability, but it offers a possibility.

A possibility of creating a miracle at a crucial moment.

As for how low the "low probability" mentioned in the introduction actually is—whether it's one percent or one in a thousand—that can only be figured out gradually through actual practice.