ThunderTalk Gaming jungler Beichuan transfers to BLG
The unexpected transfer of jungler Beichuan to Bilibili Gaming has become one of the most talked-about topics on the Chinese League of Legends pro scene. It seems that BLG’s management decided to strengthen the team with a new jungler, as the roster had been struggling in recent tournaments and was looking for ways to improve.
Previously, Beichuan played for ThunderTalk Gaming, where he established himself as a stable and reliable player. Currently, ThunderTalk Gaming sits in last place in Group Ascend at LPL Split 2 2025, which likely contributed to the roster changes.
Here are Beichuan’s key achievements in recent years:
- 5th–6th place at LPL 2025 Split 1, losing to BLG 1:3.
- 3rd–4th place at Demacia Cup 2024, losing to Top Esports.
- 2nd place at Demacia Cup 2022, losing to BLG 2:3.
In addition, in 2025 he was selected for the LPL Split 1 Second All-Pro Team and was named “Player of the Week” in both Week 4 and Week 5.
Beichuan’s average statistics over the recent splits are as follows:
- KDA: 3.2
- Kill participation: 73.7%
- CS per minute: 6.2
- Gold per minute: 351
- Gold difference at 15 minutes: +85
- XP difference at 15 minutes: +151
These numbers show that Beichuan is a team-oriented jungler, focusing on map control and supporting his teammates rather than individual dominance. His playstyle, centered around creating space and applying pressure on key objectives, could be exactly what Bilibili Gaming needs to reach new heights.
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