Introduction: The S16 season has officially begun, and most players have been focusing on the recent offseason. The global pioneer competition is about to start, with the opening match between BLG and BFX teams sparking widespread discussion among players. Recently, LCK officials provided a very objective evaluation of top-lane player Bin, which quickly became a hot topic online. They described Bin as outwardly tough but inwardly harboring a delicate, maiden-like sensibility. Meanwhile, industry insiders revealed that during pre-season training matches, LCK's BFX team lost to a team from the Brazilian region, likely due to experimenting with new strategies.

LCK commentators' sharp critique of Bin's personality

Most players are quite familiar with top-lane player Bin. As a representative domestic top-laner in the LPL region, his popularity and influence have remained high over the years. It can be said that much of the excitement in the first stage of the competition was generated by him. From the beginning of the matches, he openly stated that the intensity of LPL was too low and expressed a desire to compete against LCK to enhance the competitiveness. However, in subsequent matches, he repeatedly lost to JDG team. During the elimination stage, his performance gradually improved, leading to a streak of victories and ultimately winning the championship. Bin, who reclaimed the FMVP title, regained his confidence and even publicly challenged LCK teams, joking that he didn't even recognize the BFX team.

As the competition approaches, LCK commentators have also joked about BLG team. In their view, although BLG has some weaknesses in late-game operations, they are actually formidable opponents with strong individual capabilities in lane, especially Bin, who is frequently mentioned by top-lane players during training. However, the commentators then shifted to somewhat awkward remarks, suggesting that Bin has a softer, more feminine side, having undergone double eyelid surgery to enhance his appearance, and there were even rumors of him leaving midway. Ultimately, they described Bin as outwardly tough but inwardly harboring a delicate, maiden-like sensibility, which might manifest in the meticulous details of his lane play.

As the other team in the opening match, it seems LCK region does not hold high expectations for BFX team. Indeed, before this, when BFX faced T1 team, everyone assumed they would be defeated, but they instead overpowered T1 and swept DK team, successfully advancing. Recently, industry insiders disclosed that BFX team lost to a Brazilian region team in training matches, though the specific training content wasn't revealed. It's likely they were experimenting with unconventional tactics, as given the skill gap between the two teams, even playing casually would hardly result in a loss—for instance, five professional players swapping roles could still easily defeat five amateur players.

The intense global pioneer competition is about to commence, with BLG and BFX teams playing the crucial opening match. Before the match, most people believed BLG would win, but I feel BFX team might have higher morale. Moreover, for the LPL region, this is a completely new LCK team with almost no pre-season information, and no one expected them to achieve second place in the LCK region this season. Therefore, BLG team needs to approach cautiously; overconfidence could lead to unexpected defeat, and losing this match would significantly impact subsequent competitions.

Goodbye thoughts

It's surprising that LCK official commentators evaluated Bin this way: outwardly tough but inwardly harboring a delicate, maiden-like sensibility. Currently, Bin is truly a focal point of attention in the LPL region, embodying the notion that even negative attention can boost popularity. Many LPL fans eagerly await his statements, which become classics whether he wins or loses, as the sun will still rise regardless.

What do you all think about this?