My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 327 Fifteenth-Century Classic Reissue
soon.

The second one.

Both teams quickly selected their lineups.

RNG: Top laner Quesanti, Jungler Wukong, Mid laner LeBlanc, Bot lane Zerilulu

V5: Top lane Lillia, Jungle Hecarim, Mid lane Ahri, Bot lane Nera Sejuani

The moment the lineup was revealed.

Breathing's face immediately darkened. He thought Luo Ji had finally behaved himself today since he hadn't caused any trouble in the first game, so he chose the blue side in the second game.

结果
After you pick your fifth pick, will you immediately counter with a silly roe deer?
"what?"

"No, bro, can we win?"

"With such high stats, Blackie must have a way to deal with that silly roe deer on the other side."

"Bro, hang in there, bro. You're a top-tier top laner with a max salary. You shouldn't be afraid of bullying a mere 800 million gold top laner."

Within the RNG team.

The four players—Mid, Bottom, Jungle, and Support—looked at the opponent's fifth pick and, while casting sympathetic glances at Breath, were utterly merciless with their words.

I thought that the blue team's first pick of Quesanti was the final blow.

结果
There's even such a way to control it?
[The Dream God truly lives up to his name; he even found a solution for this.]

In short: Lillia counters all heroes with short range and slow movement speed.

[Old Black is too strong! With this draft, he already has a head start with a Liandry's Torment.]

[Repeated whipping, huh? It's like watching a 15th-century farmer whipping his best-selling product. I can't wait to see the black guy break down.]

To be honest, Quesanti's abilities, except for his ultimate, are all non-targeted, making him vulnerable to kiting, while Lillia excels at kiting (doge).

That's how League of Legends works.

If it's two different melee heroes, people will split into two factions and argue about win rates, saying which hero is stronger, and no one will admit defeat in favor of their preferred hero.

Clalia and the black guy?
Then let's make a decision directly. What's the difference between this and Karma versus Darius?
Mainly a torture.

"As expected of him."

off the field.

The JDG team sat together in front of the screen, wanting to observe and learn as much as possible about their opponent's habits, whom they considered their biggest rival in the region.

But when Luo Ji actually used Lilia to counter the black guy...

I can't help it.

369 was the first to laugh out loud.

Redmi, on the other hand, looking at V5's bot lane duo, inexplicably had the feeling that Nofe knew many teams were watching their matches, so he deliberately pulled out some retro-style items to confuse the vision.

Nyra Pig Girl.

The key is that Nera's basic attack can be combined with Sejuani's E passive to stack, and the same applies to Braum. As long as Jwei successfully Qs in and applies the passive, the control skill will be triggered reliably.

Back when Nera had just been released.

This combination has been used in a match before, during the GENG vs. T1 game, where GENG used Nyra Alchemist against Zarya and completely dominated T1.

For Ruler, it was essentially the same strategy he had used before, but with a different support character.

It was replaced with an "offensive version of Braum".

The game has just begun.

Both sides then took their positions in the jungle river.

RNG definitely couldn't win the level 1 team fight. Sejuani is essentially a weaker version of Braum, and they simply couldn't win by invading. Moreover, because V5's bot lane duo was too aggressive, Wei couldn't focus on managing his own top lane.

What about breathing?
The only solution he could think of was to proactively display a "crying cat" emoticon when he met Luo Ji in the river.

why?
Because Quesant's Q skill only has a range of 350 yards, it takes Q3 to get a range of 600-700 yards.

Lillia's Q skill has a range of 300/500 yards for the inner and outer rings respectively. The outer ring deals true damage and also increases movement speed, which means...

Unless Quesanti has saved up a Q3.

Otherwise, if he tries to finish off an opponent, he will most likely get hit by Lillia's outer Q skill, and then he won't be able to hit the opponent with his Q.

What is the distance between a simp and a goddess?
as predicted.

One level.

Breathing immediately relinquished lane control, choosing to retreat more than 500 yards to maintain a safe distance, and watched as Lillia used her Q to push the lane.

There's no need to fight over it.

Even if you trade your health for lane priority, you still can't push past Lillia, whose three small skills are all area-of-effect damage. After all, she is the top laner in Ionia's number one prison—the deer-form Darius.

Even if I've already thought that way.

But when Lillia successfully reached level two, even after he had been on guard for a while, she still managed to hit him with her Q from the outer edge of her longer range.

I'm still a bit tense when it comes to breathing.

I've tried so hard to create distance and guard against the enemy's poke skills, but I still get hit. If I even try to last hit, won't the enemy be able to push me back from the lane in a minute or two?

League of Legends designer!!!
Are you really not going to do anything about this Ionian farmer?

He doesn't want to pick cotton.

This one.

Both junglers focused their attention on the bottom lane.

Wei actually had ideas for the top lane, but the gap in the bottom lane was too big in the first game. Without him, it felt like relying solely on the laning corner and Ming would lead to a complete collapse.

"V5 seems to have completely taken advantage of RNG's weak bot lane."

"How should I put it? If I were to put myself in my dream's shoes, it would probably be like destroying what you can't have."

"???"

Seeing the curious looks from everyone, Photic thought for a moment and then said:

"Although we were ready to go our separate ways after the World Championship, the team group chat was not disbanded. Occasionally, I would see him complaining, saying that the streets in Korea were completely different from those in Korean dramas, and it felt like going back to the countryside."

"They also said that they had made two preparations. If Ruler was unwilling to come, then RNG would send someone to inquire about Gala's contract."

"You all know what happened next."

"Ruler and he hit it off immediately, while the guy who went to RNG to negotiate a contract was scared away by the 'corner contract'."

The rest of JDG:
Say something.

Gala is indeed not very good at laning, but you can still see him occasionally making brilliant plays in team fights. In the current LPL, he would be ranked around fifth among AD carries.

It wasn't just Luo Ji who asked; other clubs also tried it to varying degrees. As for why they all stopped responding afterward...

That's all I can say.

RNG is indeed a terrifying place.

Since both junglers were moving towards the bottom half of the map, it was difficult for either side to fight to the end, even with their cards revealed.

Jwei, however, seized an opportunity after Ming dismounted from his vehicle and forced a trade of health.

This is the only result.

RNG simply gave up the bottom lane priority.

"Are you so cowardly?"

"The main problem is that their bot lane really doesn't have much pressure. Ming is getting old."

Jwei sighed.

He then went to the river to keep an eye out for it.

At this point, jungler Weiwei signaled to the mid laner that with the bottom lane having its lane cleared, the enemy jungler was very likely to gank the mid lane.

FOFO is also very knowledgeable.

He guessed that the enemy jungler would come, but he deliberately created a false opening, the kind of opening that seemed to give him a good chance, but also seemed to fall short.

Such feints can usually be detected by the jungler in seven or eight seconds.

But it doesn't matter.

Every little bit of waste is a good thing.

Once it's almost time, then reveal a genuine weakness.

As expected, Wei chose to gank the mid lane. After discovering that Ahri's positioning seemed too dangerous, he decided to approach tentatively.

However.
He quickly realized it was a feint by the other side.

Just as they were about to leave.

In the mid lane, FOFO's Ahri suddenly crossed the bush completely, giving Angel's LeBlanc an opportunity to control the enemy.

Wei: !!
"Keep him!"

this moment.

RNG's voice chat was filled with Wei's extremely loud echoes.

Angel reacted quickly, immediately using W [Shadow Walk] to step on V5's jungler as soon as he emerged from the bushes and was exposed to their vision, followed by using E to release the leash.

coming!

As he watched the Enchantress approach, FOFO's fingers were already on the Flash key, but he was still trying to twist his body.

The veteran's experience was evident at this moment.

He doesn't rely on reaction to dodge.

Instead, you simulate it in your mind beforehand, and then, like a predictive shot in an FPS game, you directly anticipate and engage in a direct attack.

In this situation where the first movement or twist occurs first.

LeBlanc's leash just missed the nimble Ahri, and as Angel was feeling annoyed, Ahri unleashed her E skill from a diagonal angle right in front of her.

[Alluring]!
With a single E skill, he instantly teleported from the side where he was invisible, and then used his W and Q skills to control the revealed Monkey King and unleash a combo.

Then, enduring LeBlanc's basic attacks and Q skill damage, he successfully slipped back to the tower.

This wave.

It seems that he lost Jingzhou due to carelessness, and suffered a significant loss of health.

But practical.

After dodging the enemy's crowd control and wasting the enemy jungler's time, he also countered by unleashing a combo on Wukong, which directly resulted in Wei's Wukong having low health.

Weiwei.

They then took this opportunity to directly protect the bottom lane and push the lane into the tower.

"and many more!"

"That teamwork!?"

In the JDG lounge, Redmi sat up straight in surprise.

Line-and-field collaboration.

Almost exactly as he had predicted, Ruler and Jwei, who had pushed the lane into the tower, began their lightning-fast recall. When they came out again, Jwei didn't even wait for his health to be fully restored by the fountain before rushing back to the lane.

That end.

RNG's bot laner, Zeline, is already slow at pushing lanes.

After finally managing to push the lane out and prepare to recall, before the cast bar had even finished for a few seconds, Ruler and Jwei had already returned to the lane and interrupted their recall.

They were caught off guard in the bottom lane.

"Great sale, FO, now the enemy bot lane won't have lane priority."

Jwei sounded very excited.

aside.

Ruler also used the Chinese word "牛逼" (niú bī), which he had just learned and which was the most commonly used word in the team, to give a crazy thumbs up.

Starting with this wave.

With RNG's bot lane at a disadvantage in terms of equipment and losing lane control, the loss of the elemental dragon is almost a certainty.

If the other side wants to reverse this situation.

It requires both the mid and jungle to come down for a four-man gank on the second enemy, or to win the team fight. But here's the problem: in that gank, Ahri's Flash wasn't forced out.

This also means.

Expecting Angel to gain lane control against a flashy Ahri and be able to push and retreat first is practically a fantasy; he simply cannot achieve it.

Even if V5 had no intention of revealing anything in this BO3.

But the moment they instinctively coordinated their actions, the coaches and analysts who were secretly observing them couldn't help but break out in a cold sweat.

This group of people.
How exactly did they develop this tacit understanding?

Do they sleep in the same bed every single day?!

(End of this chapter)