Bro, Is It Open?

Lin Luo, the golden boy, has lost ten games in a row. Then he had another system in his mind. The system told him: Your reaction speed is 58, and that of a professional player is 85. Your hand speed is only one third of others. The details of your laning are all flaws in the eyes of professional players. In the first mirror training, he was single-killed by 17-year-old Faker in six minutes. Brother Kangba gave him the nickname "Primitive Silence" - when the system is not turned on, he misses last hits, his hands are shaky in team fights, and he gets single kills in the lane. The counselor asked the four of you if you still want to graduate after failing thirteen subjects. The top student said that playing games can make a living? People from the youth training team said that Five Diamonds wants to play professionally. Lin Luo said nothing. He just opened the rankings every day, was tortured, reviewed, tortured again, and reviewed again. From gold to diamond, from diamond to master, from Internet cafe to LDL, from LDL to LPL. The barrage keeps asking the same question every day: "Bro, is it on?" No one knew that he had really "turned it on" - the system that could only be turned on for five minutes and would cause headaches for six hours after turning it on. No one knows how many times he has lost just to win without opening. Until the S game finals, his Akali faced off against Faker's Ryze. In the last wave of team battles, he killed the mountain alone. When shaking hands, Faker looked at him and suddenly smiled: "So it's you." Lin Luo bent down and bowed. Barrage explosion. The title of the old post that was dug up was: "The golden boy who has been called a "primitive man" for a whole year is now on top of the world. The most popular one: "Bro, it's really open."