Seoul, Korea.
SSK Team Club's training base.
To millions of Korean League of Legends players, SSK Team was a true legend. The training base of SSK Team Club was also a sacred place in the hearts of every Korean player who wanted to become a professional player.
Here, even the members of Team Two were almost as strong as the top Korean teams in the current LCK League, let alone the main players of Team One.
Ray, the ADC, was known as the most aggressive player in the entire Korean server and even in the world of professional esports. He was even qualified to be listed as one of the seven kings in the world as an ADC.
Cube, the world's number one hammerstone, was a top support player second only to Autumn, the Emperor of the Four Kings.
Wolf, the top tank, had fought against top players like Tian Tian and Seven countless times. He was always able to maintain a stable head-on fight, second only to Tian Tian. He had the strength to be one of the seven kings.
Mafa, the jungler.
He was one of the world's two junglers, alongside Nian Thirteen, the captain of the Taiwanese Assassin team.
Such a group of main players was enough to support SSK Team's current status and prestige. However, the team still had an irreplaceable core.
That was their mid.
The world's number one mid.
The leader of the Four Kings.
To the Korean professional esports circle, he inherited the name "F" and was the heir to the most glorious and glorious throne in the history of Korean esports. He was the new king of Korean esports.
Han Shihao.
…
In the training room of SSK Club Club's training base, the lights were still bright. However, there was only one person in the spacious room.
Today was a rest day. The other members of the club had either chosen to rest in their dorms or apply for leave to go home. It was the last time they could relax before the upcoming S6 World Championship.
In fact, as the world's number one team that had won the most S League trophies, SSK indeed had the right to be so relaxed. They might look relaxed, but in reality, the intensity of their team's training was comparable to the highest of the highest standards.
Today, Han Shihao was the only one in the training room.
The computer screen displayed the results of the Korean server's King's Bracket match that had just ended. Although it was a solo match, there was no doubt that it was a victory for the player.
This was already his sixth consecutive win since the morning.
From seven o 'clock in the morning, he had been sitting in front of the computer screen in the training room. During this time, he had not gotten up at all. All his energy and attention were focused on the ranking matches.
This kind of hard work was enough to move people.
Not to mention, as the world's number one mid player, or even the world's number one player, he should be enjoying the best treatment provided by various clubs. Even if he took a few days off, no one would say anything.
But he never did.
It wasn't just one or two months, it wasn't even one or two seasons. From the day he entered the professional esports circle, he had been living a bland life like an ascetic monk. Every day, there was only training and competition, nothing else.
A Korean esports media had once interviewed Han Shihao. The beautiful female host had curiously asked this SSK team's ace mid laner captain about his hobbies and hobbies, and the leader of the Four Emperors had given an answer without hesitation.
To play LOL.
When the beautiful female protagonist refused to give up and continued to ask if the world's number one mid laner had any other hobbies other than League of Legends, Han Shihao finally thought for a moment and finally gave a new answer. It was to occasionally play some small games.
And those so-called "small games" were, in fact, incomparably complicated and extremely difficult training methods that purely tested one's hand speed and reaction speed.
As for the purpose of training —
It was still to improve his own strength.
Perhaps there would be people who couldn't help but raise their doubts. It was one thing for an ordinary professional esports player to improve their strength, but Han Shihao was now recognized as the strongest person in the world of professional esports. He was already standing at the top of the pyramid, and no one could surpass him. Why did he still work so hard every day to improve himself? Why?
Perhaps only a handful of people, or perhaps only Han Shihao himself, could answer this question.
World's number one.
Strongest …
Is that so?
In the training room of SSK Club's training base, Han Shihao's expression was indifferent and calm as he sat in front of the computer screen. But when his gaze fell on the computer screen in front of him, the cold light in his eyes flickered slightly.
On the computer screen, he had just moved his mouse to open a video file.
It was a video of a random player ranked match in the Korean server's champion bracket.
One side had five players.
It was an ID that he was very familiar with. It was also the biggest opponent of SSK in the Korean server's LCK arena —
The five core players of Fate.
On the other side, there were only a few unfamiliar IDs. Three of them were the top players in the Korean random player champion bracket, but there were two relatively unfamiliar IDs.
One was CN _ DancingShoe.
The other was CN _ Hook2.
Looking at these two IDs, Han Shihao's originally calm and even somewhat indifferent expression seemed to have changed slightly at this moment.
(The strongest …?)
The young man who was the leader of the Four Emperors subconsciously tightened his grip on the mouse, and a fierce fighting spirit suddenly surged in his eyes.
…
The rules of the Korean server's King's Bracket were the same as China's Passerby Bracket. Basically, the group would be assigned to the same group of opponents. However, in rare cases, when it was impossible to draw an opponent of the same size, the system would make adjustments accordingly.
The video that was opened on the computer screen in front of Han Shihao was an example of this.
On one side, it was the five main players of Fate.
On the other side, it was a three-man platoon and a two-man platoon.
Originally, in a random player ranking match like this, when one side saw the five main players of Fate, there was almost no need to think about the outcome.
But …
At the end of the video, the five main players of Fate lost.
They lost without any anger.
He had been completely crushed.
If this video was leaked out, it would definitely cause an earthquake in the entire Korean server and even the professional esports circle in the world. It would be even more humiliating for Fate Club, and they absolutely had to guard against any possibility of it being leaked.
It was already extremely rare for the few existences from the previous generation in Europe to be able to obtain this piece of information.
To Han Shihao, even the SSK team that he was a part of would not be able to easily obtain this recording from the Fate Club.
Therefore, the person who came forward to obtain this video was not an ordinary person.
It was the king of the previous generation in the professional esports circle in Korea, the legend of the previous generation of "F", Lee Daozai.
Only someone of that status would be willing to let go of their pride and voluntarily hand over the video with both hands.
And when the video was handed over to Han Shihao, as a senior, Lee Daozai only said this in a calm tone:
"Don't think that you are already standing at the top."
"You are still half a step away from that highest level."
"You are still half a step away."
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