League: I really didn't tank!

048 Meditation Training Begins!

After finishing his hotpot meal to his heart's content, Chen Dongqing took out his phone on the bus back to the club and checked his messages.

He has always been popular with people, and since people his age are at the prime age for playing games, many of his former classmates watched the competition.

Seeing their old classmate finally step onto the field and deliver such a performance, many people sent messages to congratulate him.

In addition, there were some acquaintances, such as his best old teammate GodV, or his neighbor Lin Yuanhua.

Of course, the most important thing is one's own parents.

bxl: [Son, you played exceptionally well today! Keep up the good work!]

The message is followed by a smiling emoji, which young people usually use to be sarcastic, but older people usually use to express goodwill.

Chen Dongqing happily replied to each message one by one, not finding it troublesome at all. Every message that sent a congratulatory message was a token of his goodwill, and he couldn't just send a uniform reply to dismiss them all.

After a long while, having replied to most of the messages, Chen Dongqing finally switched out of Baidu Tieba and took a look at the Anti-Japanese War forum first.

At this point, it can be noticed that many people on the Anti-G team are discussing the new version of QG, and many are also talking about this outstanding top laner.

I hereby declare tonight a night of sorrow for 60E.

The new WE team got completely thrashed, it's hilarious! What a bunch of trash!

The rise of 60E is not today!

Is 957 any good at top lane? Why is he so bad in competitive matches?

Who knows? Maybe he'll just be a pushover in the competition.

[Perhaps Ilex is just too good; to be honest, his plays are really impressive.]

Indeed, this is something that can't be unfairly criticized. Let's watch a few more games, let him lane against some experienced top laners, and then we'll know his skill level.

These comments amused Chen Dongqing; browsing anti-Japanese online forums had been a habit of his for many years.

In this day and age, Kangba is still purely a "pressure relief forum" rather than a "pressure relief and scapegoating forum," and Guoba Didi has not yet been merged into it.

Praising the winners and criticizing the losers is the eternal theme of this forum.

Don't be fooled by how much WE is being criticized right now. If WE wins the next match, the number of people praising them will quickly increase.

And that day shouldn't be too far away.

The current version of WE 2.0 is a team that reached the semifinals of the World Championship and was defeated by the champion of that year. Their potential is very high.

...

The competition didn't end until nearly nine o'clock. After that, there was a group dinner, followed by a 28-kilometer bus ride back to the base.

When they returned to the base, it was already past eleven o'clock, which was close to the time when the players usually went to sleep.

The thought of having to get up at nine o'clock tomorrow made Chen Dongqing stop thinking about it and was about to go back to sleep.

But at that moment, Coach Park Un-yong suddenly said, "I'm announcing a new rule here: from now on, if you win a game, the next day will be a holiday, and I will not punish you in any way during the holiday."

Upon hearing this, the team members immediately cheered, "Yay!"

Upon hearing this, Doinb, the hard-working guy, immediately headed to the training room, planning to stream for two hours before going to sleep.

Meanwhile, Xiangguo and Uzi, who have trouble getting up in the morning, went straight to their dormitories without batting an eye.

Haha, they want to use the holiday to disrupt my hard-earned biological clock and then fine me?

impossible!

On the other side, Chen Dongqing also smiled and headed towards his dormitory.

It wasn't that he was afraid of disrupting his biological clock; it was mainly because he didn't play League of Legends, and it was getting late, so grinding for points was pointless. He figured he might as well get some rest.

First, Chen Dongqing turned on the air conditioner and waited for the temperature to rise slightly before taking a shower. Then, he lay in bed and started scrolling through his phone.

He watches League of Legends-related videos every day when he gets back to his dorm, and this isn't just him bragging, it's true.

His main purpose in doing this was to familiarize himself with the version, even though he was a time traveler and would have an advantage in terms of gameplay and advanced techniques.

However, due to system limitations, he doesn't play League of Legends much, so he usually watches two ranked games by pro players before bed to gain a deeper understanding of the current version.

After casually watching two games of the LCK matches, Chen Dongqing quickly felt sleepy, pulled up the covers, and drifted off to sleep.

Chen Dongqing has always had excellent sleep quality; she can fall asleep easily and rarely dreams.

But this time, it seems to be a little different.

Through his eyelids, Chen Dongqing vaguely felt a beam of light shining on him.

Did Xiangguo turn on the light?

Wasn't he asleep?

Chen Dongqing opened his eyes in confusion, only to see an unbelievable scene.

He sat down in the gaming chair again, facing the 24-inch BENQ computer screen used in the competition, and further ahead, the stage and the bustling audience.

Chen Dongqing was somewhat surprised.

Was this a dream? Or did I take today's match too seriously?

But if it's a dream, it feels too real.

He clearly received the feedback from his buttocks sitting on the chair, the slightly uncomfortable hard back of the gaming chair, the feel of his fingers on the keyboard, and even the warmth of the air conditioning blowing on him.

What's going on?

Just then, another system message came in.

[Congratulations, host, you have completed your first professional match.]

[New module "Meditation Training" is now available!]

[Meditation Training: On the evening after completing a formal match, the host will be able to select one match from that day for review training. During this time, the host can freely adjust the game time, destroy the crystal, and the trial will end.]

During meditation training, the host's "consciousness" attribute will not be locked and can be improved through training.

After reading the system message, Chen Dongqing pondered for a moment.

His first thought was: Wow, the meditation training is now a reality...

This thing is, of course, quite useful. With this, he can try and make mistakes freely under the high pressure of the competition without fear of the consequences of failure. At worst, he can adjust the time and start over.

Furthermore, the [Consciousness] attribute is not locked during the trial.

In other words, this is the method the system mentioned earlier for improving the [Consciousness] attribute?

That's pretty impressive.

Moreover, the function of this new module is obviously not limited to this.

This is absolutely wonderful.

Without much thought, Chen Dongqing started the trial without hesitation. As for the match he chose, it was naturally the first one: Riven versus Captain.

He had so many regrets in this match.

Immediately after a thought, the scene in front of him began to flash rapidly, bringing him back to the time when they were laning.

At this point, a little over six minutes had passed.

Just a minute ago, Xiangguo and Liu Qingsong came to the top lane to help him with a tower dive. At this point, the Captain's score is 0-2. The steady 957 has already started to play the role of a tower-farming champion, only farming under the tower.

At the time, Chen Dongqing had considered taking down the captain single-handedly, but was forced to give up because he was afraid of the Blind Monk.

Now, Chen Dongqing feels it's necessary to give it a try.