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Guan Zeyuan live-streams for sales, BLG fans report him across the internet, "Water Ghosts" truly become dark horses, and LGD reportedly preparing US visas

Foreword: The S16 season has officially begun, and I believe most players have been paying attention to the recent matches, which are intense across all major regions. These days, there has been a lot of discussion about the BLG team in the LPL, mainly because the team's management has continuously banned several staff members to protect players' rights, and even Xuan Shen was permanently banned from casting. Guan Zeyuan's punishment has not been officially announced, but insiders have hinted that it will be severe. In the past two days, BLG fans have again asked the authorities: why can Guan Zeyuan, who is suspended, still do live-stream sales? To be honest, BLG fans are overstepping their bounds.

Guan Zeyuan's live-stream sales draw collective attack from BLG fans


I believe most players are quite familiar with Guan Zeyuan from the LPL. As a recognized top-tier caster, his popularity and influence have skyrocketed in recent years. He used to be known for reciting skill names, but now he has become a sharp-tongued caster who often jokes to engage fans. A few days ago, his "48 trash can" video completely angered BLG fans. At the same time, the team officially reported the issue to the league. The whole matter was handled very quickly, and many insiders have revealed that the punishment for Guan Zeyuan is quite severe.

So far, apart from a public apology, Guan Zeyuan has not made any other response. At the same time, he has never appeared on the LPL official casting desk. Before this incident, he had told fans that he would not be participating in LPL casting for a while because he was planning to take paternity leave. But it turned into a full vacation, with no return date in sight, and it's likely he won't be seen this season. In the past two days, it seems Guan Zeyuan hasn't been affected by this matter; he eats, drinks, and takes things in stride, even starting live-stream sales. As soon as this happened, it quickly drew dissatisfaction from BLG fans.

Some even posted: "Wasn't he banned? Shouldn't he be prohibited from appearing in public? Why can he still do live-stream sales? That's ridiculous, right? Remember when 55 Kai was banned, he couldn't even show his voice."

To be honest, I feel that BLG fans are overreaching. If Guan Zeyuan insists that it was just a shooting count, the authorities can't really do anything. After all, 48 is just a number; from any angle, there is no concrete evidence that Guan Zeyuan was mocking BLG players. Moreover, the league can only ban content related to the LPL; it's impossible to have a full-platform ban. After all, the nature of Guan Zeyuan's case is fundamentally different from that of 55 Kai.

In the past two days, the LGD team has also been very popular. Recently, their form has been extremely strong, winning against TES, JDG, and WE. If they can play more consistently in the upcoming playoffs, LGD might actually make it to this year's World Championship. Moreover, during recent streams, support player Liu Qingsong has already started preparing his US visa. It seems LGD's management is also making arrangements for the future, considering their current form; qualifying for Worlds is just a few games away. Who would have thought that the "Water Ghost" team would truly become a dark horse? The AL team might not be able to withstand LGD's momentum.

Zai Jian thinks

To be honest, this time BLG fans are overstepping a bit. Guan Zeyuan's live-stream sales have nothing to do with the league; it's entirely his personal business activity. It's impossible to ban Guan Zeyuan across all platforms just because of a "48" shooting gesture. The LPL authorities couldn't do that anyway. I hope BLG fans can be more rational. Why do so many people dislike the BLG team now? Sometimes it's not just the players' form and results; the actions of fans also influence the opinions of ordinary players.

What do you, the viewers, think about this matter?

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