Recently, the G2 team announced the list of members of its women's team, and their appearance was complained by netizens, and many netizens ridiculed that this look was selected by strength, and this behavior officially confirmed the previous rumors that Riot planned to restart the women's league.

First, the emergence of women's teams and the relaunch of the women's league are not only an important step for Riot in promoting diversity in esports, but also inject more inclusivity into the esports industry.

Riot's decision is undoubtedly a recognition of the talent of female gamers in the past history of esports, and while there are many talented female players, male players have always dominated the overall competitive environment.

Secondly, the significance of restarting the women's league is not only to provide an exclusive stage for female players, but also to inspire more young women to participate in esports, which will help change the situation in the esports industry for a long time in which male players have dominated the mainstream, and promote the diversity and healthy development of the entire industry's culture.

While the establishment of the women's league may seem "special" to some, in the long run, it is more of a transitional platform to help female players hone their skills in a more equal environment and finally have the opportunity to compete on the same stage as male players.

However, the emergence of women's teams may also face some challenges and questions, such as how to ensure that women's teams compete at the same level as men's teams, how to balance gender diversity and competitive fairness, etc., all of which will take time and experience to gradually solve.