League of Legends: During this extraordinary period in the LPL region, Uzi's every move is under constant scrutiny.

The LPL region's major transfer reform has resulted in many veteran players being punished by the new rules and forced to take pay cuts. Some players, believing themselves to be top performers, are taking advantage of the off-season to tank and silently protest, hoping the league will falter. It was thought that fans would sympathize with them, but the plot has taken a turn, with fans complaining and hurling insults online, wishing they would step down so that rookies could perform, instead of taking high salaries, wasting support, clocking in and out, and then saying "try again" when they lose.

It is estimated that more than 10 players will participate in the boycott of the event. Some of them are making a comeback or changing their careers. The audience reacted enthusiastically and supported their return in other ways. It has to be said that next year's LPL will inevitably be reshuffled and transformed. Many familiar faces will disappear from the camera. It is reasonable for them to feel resentful when they are suppressed at the end of their careers. However, without good results to support them, they are easily accused of being arrogant.

During the transfer window, news broke that PSG was in financial crisis, Levi retired, and the CFO and mid-laner left. The only good news was that Sofm gave up coaching and transitioned to support, which can be considered a good example for other veterans. If one path doesn't work, then another path is available. There's no need to grit your teeth and fight against it.

With the return of a veteran player, netizens quickly focused their attention on Uzi. Although he had denied the rumors, he still made it to the top of the trending searches. It was because he simply couldn't resist playing a few games on the Korean server and got a score of 767. People couldn't help but wonder if he was training in advance. Every move he made was being watched, which shows how much they were looking forward to his return to the competition.