My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 145 Passing Through Your World
Welcome to the LPL!

[Haha, Zeus's despair is clearly visible to the naked eye.]

[The enemy started with an E-flash-E-lock, then Wukong used his ultimate to engage. Just when I thought I could escape after showing off some impressive maneuvers, Lissandra appeared again. That's ruthless.]

[Kasa: It's right here on the road, how could I have such a strange dream?]

Really.

Zeus was already numb.

This matchup was already tough, the opponent's positioning was like they were on steroids, and aside from hitting with my Q skill, I only managed to land my W in Gnar form once in this wave.

But this time it was a success.

I still can't survive myself.

Rounding to the nearest integer equals invalid W.

It's like from the start of the game until now, his Gnar hasn't landed a single effective W on the opponent, and he even got killed himself.

Watching Camille push the lane into the tower with Karsa's help and even start taking the turret plating.

Zeus felt only a wave of exhaustion.

Middle road.

Faker saw Lissandra's Teleport activated under the turret, pressed her, and unleashed an E skill combo. But for Rookie right now, being hit by a combo from a non-Ignite Ahri was no big deal.

He didn't even need to use his ultimate skill when Zeus was at low health.

E died after passing WQA.

With a big ultimate in hand, Rookie is incredibly confident right now. If the enemy mid and jungle come to tower dive him, Faker's Ahri will have to use her ultimate.

The fox paid the university entrance fee, but he didn't.

The vanguard team will have a big lead over the opponent soon, and the vanguard T1 will have no chance.

The current challenges facing T1.

The V5 is coming in like a tidal wave.

Gnar, now back in the top lane, is one level behind Camille in experience. In a level six vs. level seven situation, Zeus is becoming increasingly cautious in the laning phase.

On the contrary, it was Luo Ji.

The party's already starting to get lively.

He even deliberately provoked Zeus, taking advantage of his equipment to find opportunities to trade blows with Gnar.

"So that's how it is, disrupting Nar's control of his anger?"

off screen.

Bengi felt that the opposing top laner was becoming increasingly monstrous.

The skill in maneuvering is one thing, but the fact that Camille played so well can be interpreted as a "special skill" prepared specifically for them.

Just like Rookie suddenly pulling out Lissandra, there are many Camille masters in the LPL. With specialized training, it's not impossible to "enlighten" a top player.

But the problem is
Luo Ji played too cleverly.

Whether it was the decisive E-Flash-E-Ultimate combo to lock down the enemy in the previous wave, or the proactive harassment that disrupted Zeus's rage control rhythm by taking advantage of his economic advantage in this wave, every move he made was purposeful, and not just limited to the laning phase.

Zeus had no way to avoid Camille's attack.

He had to fight back.

But as soon as he retaliated, the rage bar above his head kept rising uncontrollably. Hoping to make the Vanguard team grow bigger was probably impossible, so he quickly spoke up in the team voice chat:

"I can't control my anger."

"Don't worry, I'll go up and help you."

Oner clearly knew that V5 had seen through their operating methods.

In this version, T1's tactical system always revolves around the two vanguards. Once the vanguard rhythm is broken, they are essentially halfway to losing the game. He hurriedly started to rush to the top half of the map.

But he hadn't even gotten there yet.

Along the river, Casarte's monkeys had already followed his Ruined King like a shadow.

V5's playstyle has changed again.

Instead of focusing entirely on controlling the dragon in the bottom half of the map, they truly put their whole heart into protecting their carry in the top lane.

Not only Kasa, but PPGOD's Rakan also roamed up, and Keria followed behind Rakan due to the pressure from PPGOD's roaming.

This situation.

Every group that organizes a raid is a large group.

With the Herald not yet refreshed and Rookie still having his ultimate and Flash available, Oner resisted the urge to engage and chose to retreat.

Hit the road.

After Oner's departure, they reverted to playing true 1v1 solo. But does this mean that both junglers have given up?
A silent retreat.

It's just waiting for the most suitable time to make an appearance.

With wave after wave of personnel changes.

Gnar's rage finally reached its maximum. Seeing Luo Ji's Camille approach with her W skill after Q'ing the minions, he seized the opportunity to grow larger and decisively unleashed a W.

Little Nal has no temper.

But if Gnar hits Camille once, he can quickly gain a health advantage in the lane.

How
Despite the sudden and unexpected attack, Luo Ji, who seemed poised to finish off his opponent, did not stop.

It's still a fake move!
An extremely dreamlike scene appeared.

From God's perspective, Luo Ji almost maneuvered Camille to pass right next to Gnar, using the extra movement speed from her Q skill, just before Gnar's W skill was about to land.

The moment he stepped out, Gnar's W skill landed.

this! ?

A cyberpunk version of Passing By Your World?
After dodging the crucial W skill, Luo Ji was subsequently hit by Gnar's Q skill, and was then reliably kicked out with the second part of Q [Precise Etiquette].

Zeus gritted his teeth.

Faced with Camille's rapid and relentless attacks, he was filled with regret.

If he had known it would turn out like this, he would have resisted and not picked Gnar. If the coach had given him Yone, he would have been confident that he could go toe-to-toe with someone like Luo Ji in lane.

And now.

All he could do was frantically chant in his mind, "Dead Hand, move already!!!"

After a slight pull.

Zeus used his E skill again to jump over and pick up the stone, but this time, he dared not test the waters again.

If he misses with W again and doesn't use his ultimate, he's going to die this round.

They could only retreat reluctantly.

At the same time, he was also filled with doubts.

why?
Why can a player's playstyle change so drastically just by changing Camille to a different champion?
This kind of laning.

It was as if I was being stared at by some kind of wild beast, and my movements became stiff.

off the field.

The Duke, too, couldn't help but swallow hard, and somewhat brazenly asked in the group chat:

[Duke: Just how much did this guy learn from TheShy?]

[Jim Gong: Maybe ten or twenty.]

[957: A dozen or twenty games? That's not that exaggerated. Anyone who could master it that quickly wouldn't be human, they'd be a monster.]

[GimGoon: Wrong, it's ten to twenty days!]

Muscles never betray you.

Since Flandre left V5 to practice with him during his vacation, Luo Ji has been spending an hour almost every day practicing with TheShy.

He certainly didn't have that much influence himself. Besides being stubborn enough to attract TheShy's attention, he mainly relied on Rookie and borrowed some of the team's senior's influence.

of course.

It wasn't a friendly sparring session, so it still cost some money. However, the club's management decided to cover this expense, so he didn't have to pay a single cent.

Even in old age, The shy.

Even considering only the solo aspect, the terrifying power he unleashed was still beyond what Luo Ji could easily withstand.

The whole thing lasted ten to twenty days.

His solo win rate is a pitiful 30%, and even then, many of those losses are due to opponents getting bored and intentionally playing recklessly.

The effect of specialized training was a dramatic increase in individual laning skills.

of course.

Because he needed to learn quickly, Luo Ji only practiced weapons and Camille this time, so that no matter how the opponent drafted, he could still get a Tier 1 pick.

The vanguard group hasn't been deployed yet.

Since Oner's top laner failed to initiate a trade, they will have to switch to a different playstyle.

He is still wandering on the road.

Faker quietly disappeared from the mid lane, but his feint gave V5 the illusion that they were preparing to engage in a team fight, when in fact he was heading to the bottom lane.

The moment Karsa started to move the Vanguard, he discovered Oner's Ruined King appearing in the mid lane.

Bottom lane.

It was Xiao Yan's exclamation that came from the voice recording.

Faker has been caught.

Despite Xayah's powerful ultimate ability, she couldn't withstand the combined onslaught of T1's two carries and painfully gave up her first Cyberpunk experience.

Oner managed to mitigate their losses thanks to the elemental dragon in the bottom lane.

no way.

If they can't secure the Vanguard, all they can think of is letting Jinx take the plating and trying to outlast V5 in the late game.

But whether or not there is a post-production phase is itself a question.

"mine."

"It's not your problem, it's just that we didn't expect the other side to accept reality so quickly."

Casa was amazed by T1's decisiveness.

After realizing that the chances of success were not high, he immediately changed his playstyle and started to control the elemental dragons.

This approach.

It's like downloading a movie and it's about to finish, and then a friend in the group suddenly tells you it's a pirated movie, and you just delete the task without even looking at it.

The entire process was a complete mess.

Despite being slightly defeated by T1, LPL viewers, whether in local or wildcard streams, and in many other places, have begun to silently support V5 on their screens.

The majority remain silent.

The terrifying sound waves, unseen in the bullet comments, were clearly revealed in the free gifts on the webpage.

Everyone was surprised by V5's performance.

That's normal.
After all, they practically forced T1 out of their comfort zone through sheer strength.

Little Lü Bu felt a little numb.

Oner and Faker made very decisive moves, but this also put him in a difficult position, forcing him to shoulder the responsibility of outputting damage in the mid-to-late game.

perhaps.

Is this what they mean by "Do unto others what you would not have them do unto you"?
which is:
Please make others do what you yourself are unwilling to do.

The problem is that even Lu Bu himself isn't sure. If Lena and Tahm Kench hadn't been banned, he would feel a little more secure, but right now his support is Leona.

Let's look at the opposing team's lineup: Camille, Wukong, Lissandra, Rakan.
Why don't we just let him kill him?

Seemingly noticing that Xiao Lu Bu was not in a good state, Keria quickly spoke up to guide him. In the ecosystem of the bottom lane, or to put it more bluntly, in the eyes of the support, the AD is like his own pet dog.

If his own son has a problem with his mentality, then the father naturally bears the responsibility.

It's very simple to give someone advice.

He followed the same method as the green tea maker.

To act, be gentle, want money, don't make a fuss, don't be tough, have a sweet tongue, be ruthless, be coquettish, know how to show weakness, praise him, coax him, use him, understand him, let him roam free, and spend his money.

Although there are some discrepancies in the specific details, the general meaning is the same.

And he's a straight man, after all.

If you ask him to use this method to pick up girls, he can't utter a single word for ages. But if you ask him to use it on someone of the same sex, he can be so seductive that you almost won't recognize him.

With Keria's encouragement, Lu Bu gradually regained his morale.

He devoured the wave-coated coating.

They immediately switched to the top lane, and with the top laner already lost, the top lane is now a safe zone. T1 is clearly going all out.

Since there's no way to end the game by using Vanguard to accelerate development.

Then let's just go for a big C.

As for whether Lu Bu can survive in team fights, that's another matter. Let's just let Lu Bu get fed first. As for the result of the match...

Either he inherits the throne.

Either inherit the royal stomach!
(End of this chapter)