My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 350 The Dark Forest Law Hidden in the Shadows
【No, buddy!?】

[With such tactical preparation and teamwork, the question remains: how exactly did V5 lose to BLG and JDG during the regular season?]

Like their rivals T1, V5's team operations and synergy are top-notch this year. However, T1 has a 17-1 record, while V5 has a 16-2 record. Judging from their records, T1 and V5 are indeed destined rivals.

[I'm Xiao Yan, and I'm dizzy. You're holding back against BLG, but going all out against your old teammates, huh?]

On the player bench.

Xiao Yan was indeed somewhat depressed by the pressure.

This isn't even purely a matter of laning; he acknowledges being pressured in lane, but now V5 is exerting pressure in the mid and jungle, impacting the bot lane priority.

Do you think there's only one Ruler Emperor in the bottom lane?
Wrong spicy.

The current situation is like having Snow King next to Luckin Coffee, Kudi next to Snow King, and possibly a chicken cutlet shop next to Kudi.

It may seem that Emperor Chi is all alone, but if you take a few steps forward, a whole bunch of gods will pop out from every nook and cranny.

Kanavi clearly sensed that he couldn't continue playing like this.

then.

Taking advantage of the moment when the enemy team successfully ambushed his bottom lane, he planned out his route and began clearing jungle camps to make his way to the bottom lane.

the reason is simple.

The V5 channel at this time had no eyes.

V5 has just finished their offensive round, and now it's their turn to defend, just like in a turn-based game. It's their turn to attack now.

Are you sure there's no view?

"No, I've been keeping an eye on the enemy bot lane's wards the whole time. Unless you say the jungler came over and secretly placed one, then I have nothing to say."

Missing accurately reported the information he knew, making it easier for the jungler to find an opportunity to gank the enemy team.

This wave.

V5's bot lane is a push lane.

However, Weiwei's Nidalee was not available, so he needed to go back to the top side of the map to catch up on farming. Also, because Gangplank had used his ultimate, he needed to go to the top lane to help harass 369's Renekton.

"Bottom lane, don't go up, hold your ground."

"what?"

After re-login, Jwei was about to head to the river to place wards when Ruler, who was standing next to him, immediately advised him against it.

Jwei is a newcomer to the LPL arena.

Perhaps you can understand many things afterward, but on the field, you will still make mistakes due to lack of experience.

But Ruler is different.

With his own jungler on top and the enemy jungler missing, this push back lane felt off to him, given his experience as an old AD carry.

V5 isn't the only team with a bot lane duo that uses AD carry as a tutorial support.

RNG during the S6 era.

Ming was raised by Uzi through a lot of hard work and care.

Next up are JKL's four previous supports: Baolan, Yuyanjia, Zhuoge, and Mark. JKL taught them a little bit during the laning phase.

It's common for experienced AD carries to teach new support players in competitive matches.

Because only solo queue AD carries know exactly when and where the enemy will suddenly appear and successfully withdraw their loot.

Under the advice of Emperor Chidi.

Jwei dared not disobey his bot lane partner in the slightest.

joke.

The "girlfriend" is also the best friend of the ruler's girlfriend. If she offends the ruler and whispers something to his girlfriend, she will be the one who suffers in the end.

And the consequence of this is
Even though JDG's bot lane and V5's bot lane were separated by a seemingly safe distance, and JDG's bot lane had also opened up space for Jwei to place wards in the river bush, Jwei remained unmoved, only occasionally throwing his E skill into the river bush as temporary vision.

This.

Kanavi must be feeling really bad.

V5's tactical patience during the defensive rounds was too seasoned; he could almost guess with his eyes closed that it was likely Ruler directing the play.

But there is no way.

The current version is all about the bot lane. Didn't you see that after V5 won the championship last year, the designers have already marginalized the top lane?

But strong teams are strong because of this.

Often it's because he's not strong in offense. Anyone can attack. You can suddenly have an inspiration for a fierce offensive tactic, practice a little and you can use it. Even if you fail, it's not a big loss.

But defense is different.

Defense is a test of tactical execution. Looking at various team sports, those who can reach a certain level inevitably rely on defense.

then.

FOFO in the middle lane started abandoning the lane again and moving towards the bottom half of the map.

"I can't take it anymore, let's get him!"

"what?"

"Attack their middle lane."

When Quesanti moved to the bottom lane, Kanavi knew that this offensive round was likely to fail again, but they couldn't play like this. The game was almost eight minutes in, and the entire time it was V5 attacking while JDG was defending.

Is he a defensive fighter?
It's all about stacking armor, and even the most famous streamers in the tanking class have been arrested, which shows that tanking has no future.

Clearly cornered, Kanavi chose to tag Quesanti.

When FOFO came closer.

Jwei then positioned himself in the river to establish vision.

At this point, Kanavi was already lying in ambush on FOFO's return lane. It's conceivable that after Weiwei helped the top lane, he would definitely move to the bottom lane, and at this time the mid lane would be the weak point.

FOFO has been very careful.

No matter what.

There weren't enough wards in the early game, and true sight wards were too expensive. With frequent roaming, the enemy Kanavi actually managed to seize an opportunity.

The monkey directly crossed the wall and used its E ability to enter the jungle from the river, and Veigar then placed a cage on top of that.

FOFO, however, is not greedy.

He flashed out of the range of Veigar's E skill. When he saw the enemy Wukong following him, he maintained a fairly safe position. This position prevented him from carrying the enemy over the wall together.

If you adjust your position, the other side will definitely react and adjust their position accordingly.

But he still went ahead and forced his way into that position.

See this.

Kanavi immediately activated his W ability to change direction. Little did he know, FOFO was waiting for this very W skill.

R [Proud and Majestic Posture]

Directly use R on the fake monkey!

Back then, Cake's Flash kick to the fake monkey taught Dopa, the king of solo queue who frequented various League of Legends forums in his early years, the only Chinese phrase he knew: "BAN Blind Man".

at the moment.

FOFO performed another fake monkey act, prompting countless audience members to exclaim "Holy crap!"

"HakiFO, in order to avoid becoming the team's weak point, you actually chose to use R to escape with a fake monkey? You bastard."

lounge.

Casa gave him a thumbs up right through the screen.

The overly decisive decision meant that despite JDG's mid and jungle going all out, Knight even managed to land his ultimate at the exact moment Quesant activated it.

Because Quesanti's ultimate ability reduces both physical and magical resistance.

But it's precisely because he's too decisive.

The monkey was forced to use its W skill, and it decisively grabbed the fake monkey and ran away, so that it was focused down for a very short time and the damage was not enough to kill it instantly.

So, FOFO successfully escaped.

Then, JDG's rhythm exploded.

With neither Xiaofa nor Wukong having their ultimates, JDG's original plan was to first eliminate one of the enemy mid laners, then quickly rotate bot lane to force back V5's bot lane duo, and finally secure the elemental dragon. This gank-rotate-dragon strategy was simply perfect!
Now?

It's all over, it's all damn over!
"I don't understand why JDG is in such a hurry."

BLG here.

The losers are waiting for the losers from the winners' bracket to be decided, which will determine their next opponent, but Elk really can't understand it.

"Because we're on the road."

ON glanced at the game's scoreboard.

Many viewers only saw Ruler's dominance in the laning phase, but overlooked the person who truly made JDG feel like they were choking on a fishbone or feeling like they were being pricked by a needle.

Luo Ji's captain.

This is a captain who was trained by GimGoon. He has been quietly farming in the top lane for almost ten minutes without being disturbed. Although 369 did not say anything in the team voice chat, everyone in JDG would subconsciously look towards the top lane.

"Sure enough, they're starting to panic."

V5 here.

After successfully baiting out two of the opponent's ultimate abilities, Ruler and Jwei remained as steady as ever, clearing points first and then taking the dragon.

Lux uses her E skill to scout from a distance, then places her trinket at a key bush ward.

OK.

JDG didn't even dare to look at the river anymore, and easily took the first dragon.

Then came the problem.

Normally, if V5 takes the dragon, JDG should trade for the Rift Herald, but Kanavi didn't dare to make a move.

The bottom lane is at a huge disadvantage.

From the start of the game until now, relying solely on the laning phase, Ruler has already gained a twenty-odd-time advantage over Xiao Yan, and his plated armor and other aspects have an overwhelming advantage.

then.

Ruler is still playing the Caitlyn and Lux ​​combo.

That's it.

V5 is also particularly inhumane.

The jungler stays in the bottom lane, and when the mid laner pushes, they move down to the bottom lane, forcing the jungler to come over. But it's not enough for the jungler to come over; the mid laner has to come too.

Come over from the middle.

V5 doesn't fight you; their strategy is to run away when you come in and press when you leave.

One to two to go.

JDG's bot lane almost completely stopped developing.

【Despair_.jpg】

[I'm JGD's bot laner, and I've already started AFK playing on my phone. Is this game even playable?]

[This is infuriating! Is this how you play games? Whoever designed this strategy is a complete scumbag! Can't you be a little kinder to AD players?]

[It's so dangerous that we don't even dare to take the Rift Herald. Taking it means losing the bottom tower, and in this version, those who abandon the bottom lane to dive the top lane for Rift Herald have all lost. Bottom lane development is much more important than Rift Herald.]

The control of the rhythm led to another first push and initiative in the bottom lane.

V5 will push down the bottom lane and then rotate to the Rift Herald.

Nine minutes later, V5 secured the first Rift Herald in the Rift. By this point, the entire JDG team was already drenched in sweat.

They do have their own operating rhythm.

But everyone in the entire league knows that.

After V5 secured their first Vanguard, their momentum became almost invincible.

They no longer have time to develop in peace; they must find a way, no, they absolutely must do everything in their power to disrupt Ruler's development rhythm.

Go on like this.

The policewoman took three steps and actually managed to get him out.

"Look, after you left, Ruler has been running rampant in the LPL."

now.

At Uzi's home, listening to Meiko's voice coming through the headset, several complex emotions flashed across his eyes.

If you replace the Ruler icon on the screen with his ID...

So.
This is the same three-step strategy that he was most famous for during his time with RNG.

Now I see the former divine child using his own system.

There is a certain kind of...
The eerie feeling of seeing your own child grow up ( )

Although he really wanted to speak up and agree, his gaze inadvertently drifted to V5's top lane. The reason why Ruler's Caitlyn was able to play so smoothly in this game, besides the team's good coordination, was really due to the top laner who was quietly farming.

If I were in EDG...

Ale.

Can he do it?
(End of this chapter)