League of Legends: The King of the Region? A King Is Still a King

Li Ye wakes up in the S15 season and becomes IG’s substitute jungler. The top, mid, jungle, and support players have all won championships. The ADC is a regular at major tournaments. He’s the only one with a Worlds Cup championship. Luckily, Li Ye has a cheat. When he takes the stage, he awakens the Nine Lives talent. [Nine Lives: Your game record is fixed so that after nine consecutive losses, you are guaranteed to win your next game.] And so, League of Legends gets its strictest father yet. Tabe: Take a look at Li Ye’s ranked records. How can his win rate be zero? He wins every Arena match by successfully tempering his body? Is this really a pro Arena player? Netizens: Come on, man! You switch players after every match. Are you drawing cards on the bench? Faker: The Spring Split, MSI, the Esports World Cup, the Summer Split, the playoffs, Worlds, and that damned Asian Invitational. Maybe he’s the real grand slam winner after all. With one victory after another, Li Ye tells the world: King of Kings, he’s a king too! This book is also known as: Faker Has a Grand Slam? No Way. The Asian Invitational Is an International Tournament Too! I, Li Ye, Play √×√×√ I’m Waiting to Harvest After Nine Straight Losses. What Are You Waiting For?