The staff mber posted: [Exposing a secret. You can believe it or not.
Qing Dynasty treats the Korean like hes the boss; everything is his call, no one on the team has the courage to go against him. Actually, for last weeks match against ZGDX, the team didnt want to focus on ZGDXs mid-- --Any idiot would know our team isn't on par with ZGDX in the other lanes. But they did it anyway, why? Because the other teammates couldnt say no! He blas ZGDX mid for not covering for him about the movie theatre incident. He did it simply because hes holding a grudge against her.
Nobody dare deny it. What he did that day was so obvious. Even the comntators couldnt make up an excuse for him, despite the fact that theyre required to be impartial while comnting. Hehe, we could say that even the comntators couldnt stand it.
Then the question is, why does he hate her so much?
Its because the teammates on his own club are too docile to him. So he thinks all the Chinese are like that and cant take it when theres a person who stands up to him
So Koreans simply look down on you from the bottom of their hearts.
Pay attention, I said so Koreans.
However, theres not much we can do about that. Because, we indeed are weaker than them in LoL competitions-- --
This is why the Chinese region really needs to win a championship now. Whichever team achieves that will be the Liu Xiang of League of Legends.[1] At least personally, I think the team will never fall out of favor for the rest of our lives.
To be honest, this isnt just a problem with this particular Korean player, this is a general phenonon-- --Im not going to deny there are quite a few Korean help whore truly devoted to their clubs to the point that they probably even wish they could join the Party. As far as I know, Li Huanshuo of Huawei, Pope and Xbang of YQCB and Ahlulu of Doomsday Orcs are all pretty good Korean help...Look at YQCB, isnt Pope a top player? YQCB was still fighting to keep their seat in the major league in the Spring season, but YQCB doesnt let him do whatever he wants. By the Sumr season, the team is already soaring. Theres not much to say about Huawei which is traditionally a strong team. But for Doomsday Orcs, it doesnt have many star players but is able to still firmly stay in the major league-- --Why? Because all these teams have discipline. The Korean help isn't everything, not even when they always carry the ga. Everything has to follow the rules.
The strength of a team isnt decided by whether the team has the greatest number of star players and looks good on paper. Its true that the Qing Dynasty has done very well in the Spring season, but that really is just a fleeting phenonon. When the clubs turned into a club ruled by the voice of one person, its begun to rot at the roots.
-- --Nowadays, there are many teams like the Qing Dynasty where managent has lost the ability to rein in their Korean players and let them do or say as they wish. It really isnt just a problem with the Qing Dynasty. To tell the truth, I personally believe if the Chinese major league cant rectify these kinds of practices and unhealthy tendencies, the major league will go under sooner or later.
Even if it's four Chinese with one Korean or three Chinese with two Koreans, if the team cant work together as a team, how can they beat a team of five Koreans?
I know there are many people at the managent level of various clubs who read Tieba regularly.
You should all think it over carefully. Am I speaking the truth?]
The long post from this self-proclaid insider made many readers ponder.
The whole incident wasnt about Xu Tailun anymore, rather the incident had caused people to rethink the trending phenonon of recruiting Korean help in the Chinese esports community
It wasnt until one oclock in the morning, when there was more than a thousand comnts under this long post, that In you na started to delete her Weibo posts as if she had just woken up to the storm she had helped create. By that point, her Weibo post had already been screen shotted from beginning to end by the internet. To delete her Weibo at this ti looked more like she was trying to cover up sothing. It further confird to most people that everything on her page was true.
[1]: Liu Xiang () was a Chinese athlete who won Chinas first Olympics gold dal in track and field in Athens, 2004, breaking the Olympic record at the ti for n's 110 m hurdles. So hes seen as a national hero.
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