Perhaps, in the League of Legends community, if we had to find two regions with the most developed Esports in general and League of Legends in particular, China and Korea would definitely be mentioned first.

But on the other hand, LPL is also famous for its famous dramas that almost shake the League of Legends community.

The gap between famous players and the average group – quite

There is a truth that in LPL, there is never a fear of lacking players.

But the gap between legends and players of this type is also vast.

Uzi’s case – being both talented, a monument, and also becoming an idol at LPL is extremely rare.

The host team and the whole community are too accommodating

Perhaps until now, many people have not forgotten Bo’s incident, the story of Huanfeng `playing both hands` or recently `Teacher Huan` being accused of violence, Jay of selling bribes, Xiaohu being accused of denying responsibility after

After Bo finished serving his sentence, even though other teams did not want to accept this player, FPX itself always found ways to open up Bo’s career again.

Not to mention RNG is always famous as a `tycoon` in media work, image exploitation, and troubleshooting of top players, Weibo Gaming – Huanfeng’s management team certainly knows how to do it.

Consciousness of the players themselves

Whether Huanfeng and Xiaohu’s behind-the-scenes drama is true or not, the players themselves know best.

It is from the handling methods of the host teams, the attitudes of the fans… that create the consciousness of the players themselves.

Meanwhile, although the number of quality players is not as high as the LPL, even the average players are always aware of their careers.

Being aware of this, it is clear that the behavior of the players at LCK is always more careful and meticulous, both in front of the camera and in daily activities.