Reborn in S14, crush the entire league!

[Wake up, you upstairs! You think Kanavi is the jungler for RA or LGD? He's an Asian Games champion jungler, and he got so badly ganked by rookies that he became depressed!]

[Hilarious! Top-tier talent? The LPL has no shortage of top-tier talent, and now they've offended Bin. They're definitely going to get into trouble!]

Kanvi commented on Lucifer during his stream last night, saying that his skill level would be average in the LCK and not worth paying attention to!

[When has this guy ever respected newcomers? It's already a miracle he didn't go for the 80s!]

Chen Xiao then opened Weibo.

#Top Esports vs. JD Gaming#

#Lucifer faces off against Kanavi#

#Who is the best mid-jungle duo in LPL?#

Topics like these have already climbed to the top of the trending search list, with an alarmingly high number of views and discussions.

Countless onlookers and esports fans flooded in, expressing their opinions.

The tone of public opinion was almost identical to that of the online forums.

Most people are more optimistic about JDG, who are experienced and strong.

They hoped that JDG could thoroughly dampen Top Esports' arrogance, and even more so that Kanavi could give Chen Xiao, the boastful rookie, a good "training".

It's as if Chen Xiao losing the game would validate their view that "newcomers should be humble," thus giving them a strange sense of satisfaction.

Chen Xiao looked at the comments expressionlessly, without the slightest ripple in his heart.

In the end, esports is all about proving your mettle on the field.

For him, these pre-match verbal battles were nothing more than boring appetizers before the match even began.

He put away his phone and turned his gaze to the rapidly receding street scene outside the window.

Sleepiness is creeping in...

……

"We've arrived, get off the bus."

Maokai's voice broke the silence inside the car.

The bus came to a smooth stop in the underground parking lot of the competition venue.

The team members got up one after another, picked up their peripheral equipment, and got off the bus one by one.

Just then, another bus with a completely different paint scheme slowly drove into the parking space next to it.

The car door opened, and several familiar figures stepped out one after another.

Flandre, Kanavi, Yagao, Ruler, Missing...

He works for JDG.

The air seemed to freeze for a moment.

The two teams, who were just being hotly debated online, unexpectedly met in real life.

The members of Top Esports instinctively stopped in their tracks, all turning their gazes in that direction.

JDG clearly noticed them too, and stopped as well.

The two groups of people stood a few meters apart, facing each other from a distance.

There was no tense standoff, nor any inflammatory trash talk.

369 walked over naturally and put his arm around Kanavi's shoulder.

The two were once known as the "Eternal Hunters" at JD.com, and their relationship was so close that they were practically inseparable!

Ah Shui smiled and shook hands with Chi Di.

Both of them saw a mutual respect between world champions.

Meiko nudged Liu Qingsong with her elbow and joked around.

"You old sly fox, you're in pretty good shape lately! Still going strong!"

"You're not bad either; at least Minotaur wasn't just standing in the riverbed ringing the bell for nothing!"

"..."

Despite the fierce rivalry between the two teams' fans online, the players themselves generally have a fairly good relationship.

After all, they play in the same LPL league, so they can be considered half "colleagues".

If things get too tense, it won't look good.

Unless there are a few players with deep-seated grudges who never speak to each other again.

It's perfectly normal for other people to hang out, sing, eat, and drink together in private.

Chen Xiao didn't say anything, just stood silently to the side.

He is, in theory, not familiar with anyone at JD.com.

So Chen Xiao played the role of a quiet newcomer, not interrupting rashly.

After exchanging a few pleasantries with 369, Kanavi turned his gaze over.

His eyes rolled around.

A few seconds later, he walked over with his hands in his pockets, looking at Chen Xiao with some displeasure at his height, which required one to look up slightly, and his outstanding looks.

"You're Lucifer?" Kanavi asked, speaking in accented Chinese.

"He's been playing well lately, showing great flair."

But then the tone shifted:

"But as a senior, I still want to remind you... As a junior, you should be more low-key and shouldn't say those kinds of things in interviews."

Chen Xiao narrowed his eyes, somewhat surprised, yet it made sense.

Although Kanavi came to the LPL very early, he was a substitute in GRF in his early years and was used to the leftovers of the starting jungler Tazan.

Deep down, they have the DNA of "elderly respect and hierarchy" inherent in the LCK.

Although he doesn't show off in front of star players like Ah Shui, Xiao Tian, ​​and Meiko who have already achieved success.

But when faced with a complete newcomer like Chen Xiao, their arrogance immediately flared up!

What annoyed him even more was... how come this kid in front of him was so tall and handsome?

With these qualifications, why not go to South Korea to become a trainee and instead come to play esports?

Nonsence!

Chen Xiao was unaware of Kanavi's complex inner thoughts.

But from his eyes and tone, I could tell that his desires were rising.

In his previous life, after returning to LCK in 26 years, he indeed immediately revealed his true nature.

Not only did he bully the players from the second team, but he also tried to give Zeus, a double champion and FMVP, a hard time!

Then they were disappointed...

Chen Xiao looked down at Kanavi and sneered inwardly.

This is the LPL, we don't accept your outdated, Korean-style culture.

He will respect seniors who are skilled, virtuous, and talented.

But Kanavi...

"Thank you for reminding me... but that's none of your concern."

Chen Xiao looked at him with a smile, appearing to be humbly listening to his advice.

But the words weren't so friendly; they concealed a veiled threat.

"That's just my personality; I say what I think and do what I want to do."

"If you don't have any fighting spirit when playing esports, you might as well be a benchwarmer... Navi, you agree, right?"

With just a few words, Kanavi's face instantly darkened.

He didn't expect Chen Xiao to be so ungrateful and even dare to talk back.

He was so angry that his face turned a little red!

Seeing this, Ah Shui's "good-natured" nature kicked in, and he quickly stepped in to smooth things over:

"That's just Chen Xiao's personality; he can't keep things to himself... hahaha!"

Ruler, as a teammate, didn't say a word, but stood aside with his arms crossed, watching the scene with great interest.

It seemed like they were quite happy to see Kanavi get his comeuppance.

After the brief incident, Tencent's staff arrived.

After leading Chen Xiao and his teammates to the rest room, the JD.com team finally parted ways.

Seeing Kanavi's figure disappear around the corner, Ah Shui turned back to look at Chen Xiao, her eyes flashing with approval:

"Chen Xiao, you're amazing! You even dared to talk back to Kanavi, who's one of the top two junglers in the LPL... Aren't you afraid he'll give you a thorough beating in the match?"

Chen Xiao waved his hand dismissively: "Let him come, I was more worried he wouldn't."

"If he comes to gank mid, the other two lanes can focus on farming and developing, wouldn't that be great?"

"Besides, you all know I'm focusing on recovery. Even if I die once or twice, I'll find a way to recover. Don't panic!"

Xiao Tian, ​​who was walking behind, heard this and his expression became somewhat subtle.

"If you've got the guts, don't attack me and steal my jungle monsters!"

Chen Xiao chuckled and spoke again, "We're like brothers—how can this be called stealing? This is called borrowing!"

"Once I've leveled up and can carry the game, I'll let you get a few more kills... then I'll make it all back, right?"

"screw you!"

Xiao Tian rolled his eyes and said in a serious tone:

"You should pray your tactics work, otherwise you're in for a world of trouble in the mid lane!"