Who says playing games is useless? China won the first gold medal in Asian Games e-sports, and Li Ge is no longer your Li Ge!

Wow, congratulations, UZI is really UZI, and Lu Bu, known as the e-sports session, really deserves his reputation. I can't believe this e-sports competition has been played from LPL professional league to Asian Games. China won the championship, and it's my favorite UZI. Not much to say, it's time to watch the replay.

However, this game seems a little different from video games. What is the difference? That is: I have played League of Legends for so many years, and I am still a bronze pit, let alone a professional league. Even playing a ranking was called by teammates: "Brother, can you stay in spring?" You were killed for nothing! "

Whenever I encounter such a scene, I always think of UZI's elegance in playing Vayne, and then continue to send his head gracefully.

I really don't understand why I can only play as a pit, but UZI can kill faker alone and win the Asian Games championship. Perhaps the difference is the difference between e-sports and games.

Games are just for entertainment, recreation and how to be happy. E-sports, on the other hand, regards games as a profession, a career and constant training.

As for me, I still occasionally pit, and I will never touch the threshold of e-sports. Let's go back to the code word.