League: Educating LPL is my duty.

(Leave your brain here for the author to work on; please don't bring your intelligence into this!)

"Hey streamer, why is it rocks again as a side dish for today's meal?"

"Is that even a question? The streamer will choose different skins for Malphite based on the different positions and opponents, so that the opponent can counter him."

"This streamer cured my three-year-long anorexia; she's a miracle worker!"

"Why are half the comments criticizing the streamer for being bad, while the other half seem to be missing arms?"

Li Chen, controlling his level 8 Golem, finished farming the minion wave under the tower, casually gifted the enemy's level 9 Renekton an Indian roti, glanced at the chat, and began to defend himself.

"You guys don't know anything! Who's the streamer? He's a professional player, you know? Playing Master rank is a piece of cake for him. This is teaching you how to coast through the ranks, understand?"

"I get it, I get it, so this is what they call 'mixed learning,' right?"

"Just a reminder to the streamer, you're no longer a professional player; RNG has terminated your contract."

"How can you say that? The streamer may have terminated his contract, but he hasn't retired. He's just unwanted."

"You didn't let him off the hook either!"

"Enough, you guys. Watch and learn properly. The enemy Renekton is about to die." As soon as Li Chen finished speaking, he clicked on the jungler Lee Sin, sent a few messages saying the enemies had disappeared, and then marked the enemy Renekton. The meaning was self-evident.

As a regular guest in the Master tier of the game, the Blind Man had heard of Li Chen and even encountered him a few times. Knowing Li Chen's skill level, he simply ignored him and went to the mid lane to counter-gank after taking the blue buff.

"Hilarious, even the jungler knows the streamer is hopeless!"

"The first dad is inferior, the second dad is even, the third dad is slightly superior, and the fourth dad wins. That's what the streamer is all about."

Seeing that the jungler wasn't helping him and the enemy crocodile was slowly pushing the lane again, Li Chen sighed and pressed B to recall, preparing to go to the bottom lane to look for an opportunity.

Since he traveled to this world during the S6 era, he was kicked out of RNG not long after, and RNG still owes him six months' salary.

To make a living, Li Chen had no choice but to start live streaming and also work part-time as a high-end gaming companion. With his reputation as a "professional player," he has accumulated some popularity over this period of time and is able to make ends meet.

As for those who play casually in high-level games, it's partly due to technical limitations and partly to create a good streaming effect.

Everything in this world is basically the same as his original world, except that the League of Legends is more popular, more people play it, and there are no strange top laners in the live streaming world, so Li Chen chose to take the "casual" route to create live streaming entertainment.

After returning home and replenishing his health, Li Chen chose to save the teleport back to lane and walked to the bottom lane.

In this game, their bot lane consists of Ashe and Lulu, and they are currently being pressured under their tower by the enemy's Lucian and Alistar.

Upon reaching the second tower, Li Chen marked Lucian in advance, then detoured through the jungle to prepare to ambush him from the tri-bush area near the Krugs.

The two players in the bottom lane were also very savvy; they knew that the enemy had vision in the tri-bush and they had to make a move in advance.

So the moment the Stone Golem entered the triangular bush, Ashe chose to use her ultimate on Lucian first. Due to the close distance and Ashe's sudden attack, Lucian didn't have time to dodge.

Li Chen then surrounded Lucian and Alistar from the river, sticking to them and chasing them down. He finally finished them off with his ultimate, taking down Alistar, while Lucian was taken down by Ashe.

This roam helped the bottom lane establish an advantage, and in the end, the bottom lane narrowly secured the victory.

After winning the team fight, Li Chen, while attacking the enemy's turret, chatted with the viewers in the chat: "Whether we won or not, I'm just asking you whether we won or not. Could we have won this game without me? You can't understand the streamer's gameplay because you're bad, understand?"

"The streamer is quite skilled at winning by doing nothing, no wonder he can stay at this rank."

"All I saw was that the bow of the ice was smoking."

"The streamer's biggest role in this game is to fill the player pool; without the streamer, this game really couldn't have started."

victory!

As the crystal exploded, Li Chen was just about to start the next round when suddenly a blue light screen appeared in front of him.

Ding! The system has detected that the host has completed 30,000 ranked matches. The Ascension System is now officially activated!

Along with the sound, Li Chen's information began to appear on the light screen.

Host: Li Chen

Age: 19 (This age seems inaccurate, but it doesn't matter)

Operation: 61 (Once you get a signature hero, you should be able to dominate in high-level matches, if you have one)

Hand speed: 82 (Air defense operations are not recommended to be too frequent)

Response: 81 (a bit low, but understandable, considering you're weak)

Awareness: 64 (The game is your no-go zone; if you're top lane, you're absolutely a cash cow for the jungler.)

Teamfight: 56 (Accurately positioning your mouse and hero during intense teamfights is a challenge)

Champion proficiency: Lucian (Marksman), Fiora (Conqueror), Tomorrow (Conqueror), Riven (Conqueror), Malphite (Dauntless Shield), LeBlanc (Spellweaver)... (It's a bit strange that you, who mainly plays top lane, have these champions in the bottom tier.)

Rating: F- (It's hard to imagine this is the rating for an active professional player. Retiring from professional player status is your top priority.)

Points: 19130

New Player Gift Pack: Hero Master Proficiency Card 3 (Only for increasing Conqueror's Blade proficiency)

"System, I finally have a system?"

As the information from the Ascension System entered his mind, Li Chen closed his eyes and began to receive it.

It turns out that the Ascension System was already in place in his previous life, but he hadn't finished playing 30,000 matches, so it hadn't been unlocked.

Those points are also provided by all the games he won in his past and present lives. Each ordinary win is worth one point, a Master game is worth three points, a King game is worth five points, a team training match is worth twenty points, a match is worth one hundred points, and if he becomes a god, the points are doubled.

These points can be used to improve his various stats or to purchase hero proficiency.

To improve your stats, you get 1 point for every 100 points below 70, 200 points for 70-80, 300 points for 80-90, and 500 points for 90-95. For stats above 95, you'll need to use points earned from tournament honors or completing system tasks.

If you want to purchase hero proficiency, the system only offers proficiency at the same level as Conqueror's Blade, Conqueror's Master, and War God. The first two proficiency levels are priced at one thousand and two thousand respectively.

As for the God of War proficiency, aside from the first God of War hero being upgraded to a Grandmaster level hero with 2000 points, subsequent God of War levels require the use of tournament honor points to upgrade.

Having Conqueror's Blade and the same level is a basic requirement for participating in competitions. You won't be a liability, but you won't be a carry either; in other words, you're a skilled player.

Conquering the Grandmaster level is a skill that is unique on the field, and it is also the trump card of some top players, the so-called bottom line.

As for the God of War level, heroes with this level of proficiency are unbeatable; their operation is almost AI-level, and their damage can be accurate to 1 point. Of course, their base stats must also meet certain requirements.

"Get stronger! I want to get stronger! These points are all earned through my sweat and hard work. I have a clear conscience. System, give me some points!" Li Chen shouted in his heart. After all, who would want to be a god if they could just coast along?

"Ding, how does the host plan to improve?" Upon hearing this, Li Chen immediately calmed down.

We really need to study how to improve him. He doesn't have many points, so improving all of them is definitely not an option. Sometimes, having no weaknesses also means having no strengths.

"Operation is the most important thing. We have to get this up first, straight to 95, no question about it. Hand speed is also crucial; even the best operation requires hand speed. As for the rest, let's see how much is left."

After deciding which attributes to improve, Li Chen immediately shouted in his mind, "System, improve my operation and hand speed, raise them all to 95."

The next second, Li Chen felt like he had completely changed. Operations that were usually difficult or had a high failure rate were now almost effortless, with no possibility of making a mistake.

The changes brought about by this upgrade are obvious, but the cost is also great. The 19130 ​​points were instantly reduced by more than half, leaving only 5830.

Li Chen then raised his reaction points to 90, team battle and awareness points to 70, and his score plummeted to 1430 points.

At this point, Li Chen's interface underwent a dramatic change.

Host: Li Chen

Age: 19 (This age seems inaccurate, but it doesn't matter)

Operation: 95 (Being suppressed when facing you in a match will be unavoidable)

Hand speed: 95 (Kato Taka's Hand?)

Reaction: 90 (Dodge all non-targeted skills)

Awareness: 70 (The jungler is coming to gank you, did you know?)

Team fight: 70 (If you're 10,000 gold behind, the chances of a comeback are slim)

Champion proficiency: Lucian (Marksman Master), Fiora (Conqueror's Blade), Tomorrow's Guardian (Conqueror's Blade), Riven (Conqueror's Blade), LeBlanc (Spellweaver)... (It's a bit strange that you, who mainly plays top lane, have these champions in your underwear.)

Rating: A- (You are a player with solid fundamentals, making it difficult for opponents to find mistakes in your laning phase. You have the potential to become a league superstar and a world-class player, but at the same time, your weaknesses are also obvious. Perhaps you should calm down and practice more heroes.)

Points: 1430

New Player Gift Pack: Hero Master Proficiency Card 3 (Only for increasing Conqueror's Blade proficiency)

Looking at the system's evaluation, Li Chen's hands trembled slightly: "I, Li Chen, am about to return to the arena! RNG actually dared to owe me wages, you just wait!"