Simply put, it ended on November 23rd, around the same day as many professional players.
If in the Spring Split they only felt they didn't have a good coach and needed Yang Jingyu to stay, then now, it's not just about needing him to stay; it's about needing him to lead DMO to success.
But no matter what, there's still time; we'll see about the World Championship later.
As for whether DMO can qualify for the World Championship, we should first believe it, then question it.
After winning the game, the MVP of the first game was given to Xiaopeng, the jungler, and the MVP of the third game was given to Ale, the top laner, for his Aatrox.
You could say that Ah Le is very capable.
Ah Le also likes to give big gifts!
Although Yang Jingyu is A Le's head coach, he is also particularly wary of A Le because he always feels that A Le will occasionally pull a big trick on him.
If he could, he would be willing to stare at Ah Le from every angle.
Based on Ale's playstyle, he has no chance of becoming the strongest top laner in the LPL.
So when Yang Jingyu learned that Ale had gone to EDG in Season 13, he was particularly surprised.
As Ale's former coach, he can say that Ale is the least suitable top laner for EDG.
His meat smelled strange, and besides, he didn't know how to grow the ancestral tree!
Saint Gun Bro can play anything, while Ah Le's tanky playstyle is a mess, and when he plays warrior heroes, he just feeds you big kills.
Aside from Fiora and Camille, which are two champions he's somewhat decent at, his other champions are all rather unwatchable.
Just like 369, you could say his weapon is his signature move, but later on, his weapon can be destroyed by Ale, Abin, and even Blaze, which is just ridiculous.
In short, don't place all your hopes on one person.
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