League: I really didn't tank!

031 It's rare to see a Chinese athlete working this hard.

Lin Weixiang and Liu Qingsong entered the second room. The two dorm rooms were not much different, with the same layout and orientation.

After discussing it with Xiangguo and confirming that the other party didn't have any particular preferences, Chen Dongqing directly chose the first bed upon entering the room.

Sitting down on the pristine white sheets, Chen Dongqing opened her suitcase, intending to hang her belongings in the closet first.

Because he could go back to get his clothes at any time, he didn't bring much. He just brought a set of daily necessities, two sets of thermal underwear, a few pairs of socks, and a few pairs of thermal underwear.

There wasn't enough room to put anything else in the suitcase. When Chen Dongqing packed clothes into the suitcase, he just stuffed them in haphazardly. His space management was terrible, far from the level of backpack management he had in PUBG.

However, when he opened the box, the sight inside left him somewhat stunned.

The clothes, which were originally crammed together in a mess, now appear neat and orderly. Daily necessities and various types of clothing are now separated and kept separate.

Because of this neat categorization, there was a lot more space inside the box, so I was able to put in two more pairs of pants.

Chen Dongqing was slightly moved by this scene.

My mother is a middle-aged woman who is not good with words. She rarely says anything to show her concern, but she quietly does practical things.

She won't remind you to wear more clothes when it's cold; she'll just help you pack two extra pairs of pants in your suitcase while you sleep.

Is that why he felt the suitcase was a bit heavy?

Putting aside the nonsensical thoughts in his mind, Chen Dongqing first took out his phone and called his parents to let them know he was safe.

After neatly arranging his personal belongings, Chen Dongqing left the dormitory and went to the training room.

Because he had little luggage, Chen Dongqing was the first to arrive. He turned on his computer at his seat and then stood behind Doinb and Uzi, observing them casually.

It's currently the off-season, with more than a month until the Spring Split. Many professional players aren't playing League of Legends and will rely solely on scrimmages to regain their form.

For example, Uzi is playing PUBG right now.

This is actually normal. After all, professional players can't be tense all the time. A balance between relaxation and stress is the right approach. The beginning of each season is the most relaxing time.

Of course, when it's time to tighten it, you should tighten it a bit; it can't be too loose.

Chen Dongqing stared at him for a while and realized that Uzi's PUBG skills were really quite average.

He was controlling the recoil so hard it was practically flying into the sky, and he didn't even realize it...

Then he looked at Doinb.

Big B is still working hard as always, purely out of dedication. Right now, he's playing a ranked game, playing Viktor against LeBlanc.

He was familiar with LeBlanc's ID, or rather, he was familiar with it among all League of Legends players worldwide.

Hide on bush

At this moment, we can see that Doinb's Viktor was being overpowered by LeBlanc, who used her chain and then Q to trigger Thunderlord's Decree, leaving him in excruciating pain.

Wow, the suppressive power of a peak-level flying technique!

Doinb seemed to be streaming, and he shouted, "Want to play? Want to play? This combo hurts so much!?"

Although it was only S6, Doinb's live streams were already quite successful, with a lot of comments in the chat.

Hey, who's that guy in the back? He's kind of handsome!

It's QG's new top laner, right?

Is that the master top laner?

[What master top laner? He's skilled, okay? Didn't you watch his laning phase against TheShy?]

Regardless of his talent, just based on his looks alone, I think it's worth paying attention to.

【really】

For some reason, the comments section has gone a bit off-topic at this point...

Doinb's game ended quickly.

Although Big B was being suppressed by Big Fei to the point of agony, he still managed to survive the gaps and farmed his own jungler's F4 and three wolves like crazy. Amidst his own jungler's frantic question marks, he farmed 300 CS in 25 minutes and finally ended the game with a full set of six items.

Chen Dongqing watched from behind, thoroughly amused. This was pure Doinb's classic vampiric playstyle, just like before.

Meanwhile, the remaining three newcomers also came down from the third floor to the training room and sat down in front of their computers.

Although the team plans to have Lin Weixiang lead the second team, he is also a substitute for the first team, so for now he will sit in the first team's training room.

On the other side of the training room, Coach Park Un-yong saw that all the team members had arrived and immediately came over, indicating that he wanted to hold a short meeting.

This was the new team's first meeting, so everyone was very attentive and quickly dragged their gaming chairs to the center of the training room, looking at the large screen in the middle.

They all knew that Coach Park Un-yong was not a tactical coach; his main focus was on managing the players. In layman's terms, he was not a teacher, but a discipline committee member.

So Chen Dongqing was also somewhat looking forward to it; he wanted to see what this legendary coach was up to.

I heard that the QG players in S6 all get up at 9 am? Is that true?

Next, Coach Park plugged a USB drive into the computer and then opened a prepared PowerPoint presentation.

Surprisingly, the entire PPT was in Chinese, and all of it was stilted machine translation. Clearly, the coach had done it himself.

On the first page of the PPT, you can see a line of large text.

"The benefits of waking up at nine o'clock."

It seems to be true, and it's related to the coach's management.

Coach Park then began speaking in the training room, while the translator quickly provided simultaneous interpretation.

Basically, the idea is that team members are required to get up at 9 o'clock every day, and those who fail to do so will be fined 500 yuan from their wages for each time they are late.

Five hundred yuan is actually a very heavy punishment for professional players in S6.

Upon seeing this, many of the athletes in the training room changed their expressions.

Doinb and Uzi didn't expect that Coach Park, who is usually so quiet, would be so ruthless when he made a move!

It's common for internet-addicted teenagers to stay up all night. Asking them to get up early is like killing them.

However, Chen Dongqing remained unmoved. After all, he already had a good daily routine. He couldn't compare to office workers, but he would naturally wake up at eight or nine o'clock. This was not a big deal for him.

Coach Park then continued flipping through the PowerPoint presentation. Much of the content consisted of Coach Park's own past experiences, how he trains players, and his views on esports.

He completely dissected himself and presented himself to his players.

Only when the contestants know you well enough will they trust you.

Chen Dongqing had actually heard of this legendary coach before, and he was slightly moved when he looked at the resume on the PPT.

Immediately after the PPT presentation ended, Coach Park said in a deep voice, "You are five players I have high hopes for. I hope I can achieve the same success in this club as I did in StarCraft."

As we can see from the PPT, when he was the StarCraft coach for SKT, he led SKT to two world championships and was named the best coach twice.

He believes QG can also achieve this.

The brief meeting ended quickly, and Coach Park only set one requirement for the time being: to get up at nine o'clock. He said he would consider anything else later.

The QG players exchanged glances, feeling somewhat helpless, and could only consider whether they should rest early today.

Chen Dongqing was quite busy for the rest of the day. He first picked up his team uniform, then took several sets of photos in it, and then recorded two interviews.

Before we knew it, a day had passed.

...

Nine o'clock the next morning.

Coach Park Un-yong and his translator arrived at the training room door on time. He personally implemented the nine o'clock wake-up policy, and of course, he wanted to oversee it personally.

But unexpectedly, as he stood at the door of the training room, he could vaguely hear sounds coming from inside.

Coach Park was somewhat surprised.

He's been at this club for almost half a month now. Whether it's the players who were there before or the newcomer Uzi, they all get up around noon, without exception.

Is he a new player?

It's rare to see a Chinese athlete working this hard.

Coach Park Un-yong opened the training room door upon hearing the sound.

Without the door to block the sound, even the faintest noises are amplified.

"Closer, closer! Charge with me! OK, OK, I've already taken it down, be careful not to get taken down too, there's a 98K in the S direction!"