Preface: As a top-tier star player in League of Legends, many fans and viewers in both LPL and LCK believe Ruler possesses the skills and accolades of the "world's best AD." However, after being swept by G2 in the Vanguard Cup and fined for breaking LCK rules, his public image has taken a sharp turn for the worse. The negative buzz has also affected his form, and currently, GEN hasn't won a single series in the third split of the LCK, suffering four consecutive losses, with Ruler being outclassed in every match.

GEN was once known as the "domestic powerhouse" in the LCK, and many LPL viewers still remember them as an invincible force in the league and a nemesis to T1. However, this year GEN's performance in the league has been very poor. Especially at the start of the third split, they were brutally crushed by T1 and DK. Most viewers attribute GEN's losses to their AD carry, Ruler, and some even call him the "Hope Brother" of the LCK version (referring to AL's AD player).

Those who have watched GEN's recent matches know that Ruler has truly become a version outcast and a burden to the team. He cannot play any of the most popular mage bot laners in the current meta—both Ziggs and Mel feel awkward in his hands. Even his signature hyper-carry ADs often get outclassed in lane. Therefore, after GEN's four consecutive losses, some fans have hired "advertising trucks" to protest, urging GEN's management to remove Ruler from the team.

Although most LCK viewers want Ruler to retire, I believe that as a veteran star of GEN, it would be very difficult to fire him unless he commits a serious violation. After all, the LCK places great importance on seniority, and the other GEN players would not dare to "stage a mutiny" against him. Of course, what do you think is the reason for Ruler's severe decline in form? Could it be that the tax evasion incident from before dealt him a huge blow?

Bin has not played any ranked games for 20 days.

As a core player for BLG, many insiders had previously leaked that Bin would return to the starting lineup two weeks after leaving the team. However, viewers recently noticed that since leaving on the 11th, Bin has not played any ranked games. Furthermore, insiders revealed that Bin has still not returned to the BLG base. This "apparent giving up" behavior has left many viewers speechless, and many are wondering if Bin even wants to continue playing for BLG in the future.

After all, since Bin left, BLG has achieved a six-game winning streak in the third split. Many BLG fans jest that even without Bin, BLG remains the strongest team in the LPL. Of course, BLG's top laner Wenbo has received widespread praise for his performance. Viewers believe that as a "firefighter" player, he has excellently completed his task. According to recent internal videos from BLG, Wenbo is very humble. After winning his debut match, he even bowed to thank coach Dan. Many viewers also joke that Wenbo's humility is precisely what Bin lacks.

Conclusion

Currently, BLG players have very high praise for Wenbo. After BLG defeated JDG to top the LPL standings, jungler XUN commended Wenbo's team-oriented play as "great." Many viewers are also wondering: if Wenbo continues to win, will there still be a need for Bin to return?