LCK has achieved a seven-time championship, and Tarzan expressed his apologies: feeling very pained for not securing the championship for LPL.

Hello to all LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is World Game Gathering.

The schedule for the S15 season is very packed; shortly after the MSI, the EWC matches took place, and the champion was decided in just a few days. At the same time, the third stage of the LPL competition has also started.

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It is quite regrettable for LPL that AL could not defeat GEN in the finals and missed the championship again.

LCK has achieved a seven-time championship, showcasing their dominance.

GEN displayed a more terrifying form in this EWC than at MSI, playing with remarkable ease. In the match against AL, the biggest difference compared to MSI was Chovy's performance; during MSI, Chovy's performance was relatively average and even faced pressure from Shanks, but in this EWC, Chovy's form has clearly returned.

In the five games of the finals, Shanks did not perform as well as Chovy and was easily suppressed by his opponent, which was a key reason why AL ultimately could not secure the win. After quickly losing the first two games, AL made a strong comeback and managed to tie the score, but in the decisive game, they faced a heartbreaking scenario, losing easily to their opponent, much like the script when they were defeated by T1 during MSI.

After the conclusion of this EWC, the LCK region has achieved the terrifying feat of seven consecutive championships, having won the title in the past seven world competitions.

The last time LPL won an international championship dates back to the MSI mid-season championship in the S13 season.

During that MSI, the LPL region performed excellently, with two teams reaching the finals. At that time, the audience could not have imagined that in the following seven world competitions, LPL would not win any championships again: S13 World Championship, S14 MSI, World Cup, S14 World Championship, S15 Vanguard Tournament, MSI, and EWC, totaling seven championships.

Tarzan expressed his apologies for not securing the championship for LPL.

One surprising aspect after the conclusion of this EWC is Tarzan's apology. In an interview, he expressed deep regret for not winning the championship, stating that as he competes internationally, his responsibilities include not only AL and his love for Tarzan but also the region he represents. Losing like this feels even more painful.

It should be noted that Tarzan has been the most dedicated player in AL this year, maintaining good personal form and consistently breaking through the opponent's defenses to help the team secure victories.

In the finals, most viewers recognized that Tarzan's individual competitive state was far superior to that of Canyon. As a fellow jungler, Tarzan bore greater offensive pressure, while Canyon could comfortably follow his teammates and win without needing to do much.

In this comparison, the gap in strength between AL and GEN in other positions became evident, especially as the dual carry positions were often suppressed by the opponents. Therefore, after Tarzan's apology, LPL viewers expressed that the one person who could not be blamed for AL's loss was Tarzan, yet he showed a more responsible side as a player.

LPL enters a new dark age, with Tarzan striving to carry the flag.

It is no exaggeration to say that the LPL region has re-entered a dark age, and this current dark age feels even more despairing than in ancient times. In ancient times, the tactical system of LOL had not yet been fully developed, and everyone was continuously improving, allowing for the possibility of LPL overtaking others. They once overwhelmed LCK with team-fighting strategies and dazzling attacks.

However, after that, the LCK region re-established its dominance in LOL esports with a new form. Now that the LOL tactical system has been largely developed, the number of talented players in the region has generally decreased. In this environment, LPL, lacking successors, finds it even more challenging to defeat LCK than in ancient times, and crucially, there seems to be no hope.

In this environment, the most surprising point is Tarzan, who, as a Korean aid, has become the one striving to carry the LPL flag. Previously, people thought that BLG's players might bear the responsibility for the region's resurgence and championship aspirations, but it now seems that BLG's players are indeed unreliable, with several showing decline and seemingly following the old path of TES.

And Tarzan, once criticized online for his loyalty, is doing everything he can to strive for championship glory. For LPL, this is quite ironic, but as LPL viewers, we must also be grateful that the LPL region still has such an outstanding Korean aid, preventing LPL's performance in the world competitions from being too dismal.