Introduction: The S16 season has officially begun, and I believe most players have been paying attention to the recent matches. The LPL region's games are quite intense. From the current overall situation, the pace of LPL teams remains relatively stable, especially BLG, which has maintained a perfect record even after changing its players. However, many insiders have revealed that top laner Bin is about to return. Perhaps no one else in the top lane can match him. Netizens have also checked the Korean Solo Queue records of Flandre and Bin. Both are top-tier top laners currently resting: one has been ranking until 4 AM, while the other has already rested for half a month.

Comparison of Bin and Flandre's Korean Solo Queue

I believe most players are quite familiar with Bin. As a top-tier professional player in the LPL, his overall popularity and hype have remained very high in recent years, but his reputation is not particularly good. It is mainly his personality that has caused a lot of online criticism. Without any top-level honors to back him up, all netizens have lost patience. As the third split progresses, BLG's results are gradually becoming evident. Although they have achieved a three-game winning streak, it is clearly noticeable that the top laner Wenbo's mechanical skill is still not outstanding.

In the past couple of days, many insiders have also revealed that Bin will return to the starting lineup in the next cycle of matches. It seems BLG never intended to give up on Bin; all the roster adjustments were made to quell the public controversy. But I wonder if Bin has not yet adjusted his form? Checking Bin's Korean Solo Queue records, I found that he stopped training starting July 11. Since then, he has not had any Korean Solo Queue games at all. This month, he has only played 59 matches. Having rested for over half a month, can he still be competent for BLG's top lane position?

In contrast, another top-tier top laner in the LPL has been quite steady. Flandre, as the only World Championship winning top laner in the LPL, has not relaxed at all during his break. Instead, he has been training intensely every day, still ranking until the early morning. His latest ranked record is from July 28 at 4:49 AM. Who wouldn't like such a professional attitude? Honestly, the best option for BLG right now is to acquire Flandre. Although the price may be a bit high, it would definitely greatly help the team's performance. Moreover, Flandre's arrival could very likely help the team win a World Championship title.

Previously, many insiders revealed that Flandre and BLG likely broke off negotiations due to transfer fees. The price Flandre asked for was probably reasonable, but BLG certainly wanted to use the team's prestige to lower the price. Playing for any team is still playing, especially for a player like Flandre who already has a World Championship title. He has no need to lower his own value when leaving the AL team. I hope the management of BLG will think it over carefully. After all these years, I feel Bin can only be described with one word: "a leopard cannot change its spots."

Zaijian thinks

The contrast in professional attitude between the two players is too obvious. One simply stops Korean Solo Queue training when resting and turns to play other games, while the other, even after being benched from the starting lineup, continues to train intensely in Korean Solo Queue, playing until the early morning almost every day. Even if Bin is outstanding, he is still just an ordinary top laner in the LPL. So far, he has won one Global Pioneers Championship and one MSI Championship. Especially that MSI championship, he had little to do with it; that year, RNG could win even with four players.

What do you, dear viewers, think about this matter?