My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 330 Watching the fire from across the river, sitting calmly on the sidelines

Finished!

It's all over!
When Zeli's retreat was caught up by the savage, and the landing Quesanti and the monkey who entered the fray were killed by the savage who turned around and used an AOE + crowd control, the entire team fight instantly became a one-sided crushing defeat.

Ruler waits until the situation is stable before entering the game.

Nera, that thing.

Entering properly is a bit awkward, but sneaking in would create an absolutely explosive scene.

Somehow.

It was clearly just a simple case of a large number of players opening the gates while the number of players was small, but in the eyes of the audience, the scene was extremely smooth and decisive.

It felt as if what was in front of me was not a rebuilt team, but rather a microcosm of last year's V5 team.

"Teamwork."

"Although Ruler is very strong in lane, he is a traditional LCK type AD, who listens to commands, knows how to farm, and is stable in team fights. What is most surprising about V5 is that their initiation is followed by others, which gives the audience a pleasing feeling."

People of different skill levels came together.

This is very evident in any type of game: some people rush in aggressively, some remain calm, some are impatient, and some are hesitant.

The real difference between amateur and professional teams lies in how to bring them together to a similar level.

Gala stared at his black and white screen.

Regret flashed through his mind more than once. He had heard the rumors outside, and if it weren't for his contract...

Then
The AD carry appearing in the opposing V5 team right now should be me.

Involuntarily.

He once again expressed his disgust for RNG's contract.

"Took it."

off screen.

Both JDG and BLG shook their heads at this moment.

V5 themselves may not care much, but for these two teams, if V5 wins this BO3, then V5 will definitely be one of the top two teams in the playoffs.

Both JDG and BLG suffered unexpected defeats, currently holding a record of losing two BO3 matches in the regular season.
Only if V5 also loses two rounds can the three teams compete for the top two spots in the playoffs, but RNG is clearly not strong enough.

This leads to.

The real pressure is now on both teams.

And the next game.

It was none other than the original world champion battle between BLG and JDG.

"This is going to be difficult."

"Now it's time to settle the score with BLG (JDG)."

Faced with an almost one-sided massacre, the players from both teams sighed helplessly.

This is the reality.

Everyone's idea is to practice lineups against strong teams and earn points against weak teams, but unfortunately, there are so many amazing players in the LPL that they are often forced to capsize unexpectedly.

For example, the LGD team.

V5 encountered them early on; at the beginning of the season, LGD posed no threat whatsoever.

But if you run into them in the later stages of the regular season, these guys can really turn into water ghosts and drag you down.

ten minutes later

2:0
With the final explosion of the main crystal, V5's regular season record has secured them a top-two finish in the league, and they can now simply watch from the sidelines.

"GG!"

"It looks like this V5 team is aiming for MSI and Worlds this year."

"The two-sided road is too tricky. How are we supposed to fight on these two sides?"

"On the contrary, I think the opposing jungler is actually quite good."

Failure seemed inevitable.

The RNG players suddenly calmed down again.

Even Wei, having recovered from his initial shock, realized that losing to V5 wasn't entirely unexpected. He noted that, frankly, very few teams in the LPL could withstand the opponent's powerful attacks.

Until the end of the competition.

The interview area.

This time, it was finally the turn of the two "youngsters".

Jwei and Weiwei, both from the Wei generation, defeated the original Wei this time, which has generated a lot of buzz.

The two of them were somewhat reserved.

of course.

After this battle, although it wasn't a particularly important match, everyone genuinely acknowledged their existence, at least the fact that their troops made a long-distance raid spoke volumes.

Like a basketball about to go out of bounds on a basketball court.

It's your right to stop them, and it's a favor not to, but most people will choose to give up when they feel that the situation is beyond saving.

Under a large base number.

Knowing that the outcome is likely to fail, yet still striving to change it, one will naturally become the "white moonlight" in the hearts of the audience.

Because he is full of passion.

Because we haven't chosen to give up yet.

"The playoff standings are clear now."

As Luo Ji and the others sat backstage, watching their team's jungler and support perform on the screen, Nofe, holding a small notebook, gloated and said:
"Next."

"When BLG plays against JDG, one team will definitely lose by three points in one game."

"Even if we lose the next match against JGD, we will only lose by two points."

"Even if BLG wins the match, we'll still be second no matter what."

Control the score.

The difference is that in regular point-based matches, we often see weaker teams and teams with high profiles having their points controlled, while the points of strong teams remain very stable. Unfortunately, the S13 Spring Split produced too many phenomenal teams.

LNG led the season at the beginning, then declined all the way down, while BLG and JDG rose to prominence and competed with V5.

Before crossing over, it was a battle between the two kings in the competition area.

After transmigrating, they were shocked to find themselves facing off against the three legendary gods.

"Who do you think will win, BLG or JGD?" Karsa chimed in, stirring things up.

He knew how accurate Luo Ji's predictions were. Last year, his predictions about the advancing teams and meta heroes were almost always correct. If it worked last year, there was no reason why it wouldn't work this year.

But this is Luo Ji's doing.

It's hard to say what will happen to him this year, after all, he managed to bring Emperor Ruler over.

Based on his understanding from his previous life, Photic was no match for Elk. But this was Photic that he had nurtured, and he had developed a tiny bit of the style of a Korean AD carry, knowing how to play defensively and sacrifice, and also knowing how to farm and accumulate experience.

Once 369 is in the front, Knight applies pressure, and he unleashes a barrage of attacks from under 369's legs on his left, not much worse than Ruler.

"I think JDG is better."

I thought about it.

Luo Ji continued.

"The key to determining which of these two teams is stronger lies in the mid lane. Strictly speaking, the gap between their flanks is not as large as we imagine, at least not as huge as the gap between us and them. So the mid lane is crucial."

past life.

It's not JDG who's been the champion for a year, it's BLG who's been the champion for a year.

Instead, through a process of elimination, everyone belatedly realized that whichever team Knight was on, that team was the king.

This is also why Luo Ji subconsciously created the "National Server's Number One Tournament".

Strictly speaking.

The skill levels of mid-lane players are roughly the same. The difference between mid-laners who can go to the World Championship is mostly in micro-management and awareness. However, Faker is different from other mid-laners because he dares to play aggressively and show off without backing down. To put it bluntly, it's his mentality that's different.

Many of his World Championship highlights are so numerous that any other world-class mid laner could replicate his incredible performance in ranked games.

But why don't they dare to do it at the World Championship?
Because I'm a coward.

I'm a coward, instinctively and deeply.

Luo Ji can't help people avoid this situation, but he can use these top-ranked players in the national server to train his teammates to develop muscle memory for "counter-operation".

"By the way, your national championship is starting soon, right?"

"Actually, it has already begun."

Luo Ji smiled sheepishly and then showed off his battle results.

The National First Tournament calculates RANK records on the Japanese server. From this perspective, Luo Ji's record is almost entirely green.

Here comes the problem.

Because he signed up for too many heroes, even though his account had a lot of wins, when spread across various heroes, it didn't make a ripple at all.

This also earned the respect of all the skilled performers.

They make the cake bigger, but don't eat a single bite; instead, they actively bring in people to spread the word.

What a kind person!
The e-sports version of the war eagle was perfectly embodied in Luo Ji at this moment.

Even when Luo Ji later asked for their help and offered to pay for sparring, the group of skilled players refused and even volunteered to be their sparring partners for free.

So many people are sparring with me.

Each person can only spend half an hour to an hour a day at most. This amount of time won't affect them much. On the contrary, if V5's team produces results in a world-class competition, they can gain another wave of traffic.

This wave.

This is a win-win situation; everyone wins!

in the screen.

The live interview gradually came to its final question.

When the host asked Weiwei why he traveled such a long distance, even using Sprint, to reach the top lane, Weiwei remained silent for a moment before saying:

"You know that too."

"In the team, Mebius and Ruler are our two senior members. Many times, we rely on their guidance to move forward. Protecting our key players is part of our responsibility."

"Of course, more than anything, it's because I wanted to do it."

"This season, I was already on the verge of being unemployed. Almost none of the teams that offered me a contract promised me a starting position. It was around that time that V5 contacted me and told me that the reason I was selected was because of Mebius's interest."

"So when I realized he was in danger, and I seemed to have the power to change everything, I thought I would take all the consequences, even my own life, as long as they could live, I would not have failed."

this moment.

The phrase "To repay the emperor's kindness on the golden platform, I will gladly die for him" perfectly describes his actions.

Three Kingdoms period.

Why do so many people, even knowing that following Cao Cao would bring them wealth and prosperity, still write books willing to follow Liu Bei through hardship and displacement?
It is precisely because many people cannot resist the romance of the Shu Han group that we have seen many people in history who stabbed their brothers in the back for the throne, but we have really rarely seen people who gave up the throne for their brothers.

For Jwei and Weiwei, who are only in their early twenties...

KDA and such are not important.

Is there anyone who understands me, supports me, and gives me a stage to prove myself?

This is very important.

"Such a fluent passage, without any breaks, this kid must have memorized it several times in private."

lounge.

Nofe suddenly laughed and then looked at Luo Ji beside him.

Among so many clubs.

In his eyes, Luo Ji was the one who knew best how to "raise kids," not by instilling grand principles or simply by transferring benefits, but because he truly understood what his teammates really needed.

A charismatic personality that draws people to it effortlessly.

Normally, people would consider this special.

They are called leaders.

(End of this chapter)