Riot Games questions LPL.

Since AL's Xiaokai interacted with female netizens through voice chat, his reputation and market value have sharply declined. Numerous female viewers have protested, urging LPL to suspend Xiaokai, but LPL has been inactive regarding the situation. As a result, many female fans have taken it upon themselves to protest on Riot's official Weibo, with some even translating the Xiaokai incident into English for extensive dissemination, linking Xiaokai's actions to the reputation of League of Legends.

As the Xiaokai incident gains traction online, the English League of Legends community has also issued a statement questioning LPL. They argue that LPL's punishment for Xiaokai is insufficient, considering the severity of his actions. They believe that a mere three-month fine is not enough to show respect for female viewers. Riot's English community hopes LPL will impose stricter penalties, as Xiaokai and former LPL players have made statements during streams that severely insult women, and Riot also believes that former LPL players may have engaged in discriminatory behavior based on race.

LPL viewers reveal the truth.

Of course, many viewers, upon learning of this incident, have gone to Riot's official Weibo to post comments and provide full video recordings, attempting to clear Xiaokai's name. They believe LPL's handling of the situation is correct and that Xiaokai is being wronged. After all, in this incident, it was the involved female who initiated the insults, while Xiaokai, as an observer, did not utter a single curse word. Xiaokai was merely a bystander, and viewers hope Riot will conduct a thorough investigation before deciding on any punishment for him.

Personally, I feel that even if the English League of Legends community raises questions, LPL won't impose particularly severe penalties on Xiaokai, as he hasn't violated LPL's rules. Do you think Xiaokai will be suspended in the future? After all, the ultimate goal of these reporting viewers is to see him banned. Regarding the main culprit of this incident, icon, the punishment has been announced: he has been banned from commentating matches. However, icon stated that not commentating is a good thing, allowing him to avoid the spotlight.

LPL's best rookie has been confirmed.

Aside from the Xiaokai incident, another matter has sparked significant discussion among viewers: the FPX jungler Galaxy's JS incident. Initially, viewers thought it was just online trolls spreading rumors, but unexpectedly, FPX's official Weibo did not respond immediately to clarify the situation. Instead, several days later, they announced that Galaxy had been released from FPX and that the matter was being handed over to LPL for investigation.

After this news broke, many LPL viewers began to speculate, realizing that FPX was indeed unlucky. It turned out that Galaxy was not involved in JS while with FPX, but rather during his time with RNG when he sold BP. However, this incident only came to light after Galaxy left RNG to join FPX. Notably, industry insider "Lianlian Hongcha" publicly revealed that the JS incident involving Galaxy has been confirmed by the authorities, marking the complete downfall of LPL's promising rookie.

Conclusion.

In recent years, there have been fewer and fewer promising rookies in LPL. The last potential rookie was the renamed ELK. Personally, I can't understand why Galaxy would engage in such behavior. Logically, as LPL's best rookie, even after joining RNG, he should have had opportunities ahead. Why would he choose to self-destruct?