Prelude: The LPL Summer Split is halfway through, and the top teams have stabilized. Some teams are beginning to show signs of decline, such as LNG and JDG. The results were good at the beginning of the season, but in the middle of the season, they were suddenly defeated by some

Preface: LPL The summer split is halfway through, and the top teams have stabilized. Some teams are beginning to show signs of decline, such as LNG and JDG. The results were good at the beginning of the season, but in the middle of the season, they were suddenly defeated by some teams ranked at the bottom, and they were unable to recover. For example, the LNG team lost to OMG, and JDG lost to FPX.

Interestingly, nuguri recently praised OMG top laner Pheasant, saying he played well. LCK From the players to the audience, they are all paying attention to the LPL Summer Split. First, our games are more watchable. Since the League of Legends version changed and its durability increased, the watchability of LCK games has dropped a lot. The most interesting team has become GEN.

LCK viewers can all see it: the ad with the greatest pressure is Ah Shui

In comparison, LPL is naturally more interesting. Secondly, the two competition regions are in a competitive relationship. The LPL and LCK are always indispensable in the World Championship. Looking ahead can help you know each other and prepare for a rainy day. Canyon was interviewed recently and claimed to watch all LPL games. So, what do LCK viewers think about this?

Several strong teams have been on the field recently, with mixed results. After watching TES beat WBG and RNG beat UP, the audience had some thoughts: Is the LPL's ad pool so strong? When RNG plays a game, I feel gala is the number one AD. When V5 played the game, I felt that Xiaop was the number one ad. When EDG played in the competition, I felt that viper was the number one ad. Someone added after

: When BLG was playing in the game, it felt like Doggo was really stretching his crotch. When TES plays a game, Ah Shui will definitely be criticized, including his left hand that is often mentioned. LCK viewers made a ranking for LPL division AD, but everyone's differences are a bit big, and every viewer has a different opinion.

Other ADs are the strongest after playing games, only Ah Shui is criticized no matter whether he wins or loses.

Ah Shui fans are helpless after seeing these comments. Even the LCK has seen these "routines" coming. No matter whether TES wins or loses, or even whether they play a game or not, just open Ah Shui. If a team loses a game, they will start ad campaigns, and if a team wins a game, they will start ad campaigns and fans will fight for MVP and complain about "fandom behavior."

Just like WBG recently lost to TES, the losing player was not criticized, but Hitomi , Guan Zeyuan , and Ah Shui fans flooded the screen. Some people say that Tong Xi prefers his left hand to deny Ah Shui the MVP and blast him. Some people say that Guan Zeyuan was too biased towards Ah Shui and blew him up. Some people said that Ah Shui's fans were too "rice fans" and they immediately exploded. Even the LCK audience knows these routines, which proves that the LPL is not very vocal in discussing this competition.

The reason why this situation occurs is probably due to several reasons: First, the players and fans who lost the game did not want to be criticized, so they had no choice but to divert their attention, blame their teammates, or start a team against them. Second, some fans pay too much attention to honors such as MVP, and they only end up being ridiculed when they compete for them. Third, after Uzi left, the player with the highest traffic in the LPL was Ah Shui. Only by playing him can he gain attention.

Summary

Regarding this situation, Ah Shui should be helpless. The behavior of some fans or "skewering" was blamed on all fans, and eventually caused both sides to quarrel. However, the goal of professional players is only to win the championship, and Ah Shui is no exception. Players don’t take these issues to heart, so you don’t need to care. I hope LPL viewers can focus on the game instead of starting a group.