My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 368 Little Sunflower Mommy's Class Begins~
"Damn it!"

"He's a madman."

"How can this top laner play like this?!"

The moment Emenes was successfully seduced by the fox, he already had a premonition that he would die.

But he still tried to struggle.

Unexpectedly, the control of the weapon and the control of the fox were perfectly coordinated.

The two of them had almost complete control.

There was no gap in the middle where Emenes could use her skills.

Even the final flash with low health seemed utterly ridiculous under the third stage of Ahri's ultimate, followed by another basic attack after the ultimate's dash.

on the screen.

V5_FOFO killed C9_Emenes
Rhythm.

It was almost suffocating.

[Wow, FOFO can be this good now?! That's an E-level prediction.]

[Dean RA, do you think this is a joke? Is she experiencing a second spring under my guidance?]

[Oh no, there's some kind of saying about V5, isn't there? Last year it was Xiao Yan, the god of deception, and this year it's FOFO and Weiwei?]

[So what if you caught your dad? He still got swept away by Mebius, didn't he?]

"mine."

"No, we all underestimated the logic behind this weapon."

Within the C9 team.

Having already fallen behind V5 0/2, they had actually accepted the loss in this BO5 series. They just didn't expect that even after targeting the opponent's weapon so effectively, they still couldn't achieve the desired result.
The opponent didn't respond when we switched lanes.

After the change, the mid lane started to suffer heavy losses.

C9's early game rhythm was a complete mess.

What's even more troublesome is that Jinx is too fed. She's so fed that when the first Rift Herald spawns, V5's bot lane recalls and then starts moving back towards the top side of the map. C9 doesn't dare to engage in team fights and instead chooses to retreat decisively.

have to.

Not only have they lost their online advantage, but they've also lost their jungle resource advantage, putting both top laners back on equal footing.

"I've come out of seclusion."

"what?"

In V5 voice.

Three minutes after the extraction explosion in Luo Ji's inventory, Luo Ji, who had been targeted, finally managed to forcefully extract his own divine essence.

For this thing.

He didn't even bring out straw sandals, he went in completely naked.

"So that's considered coming out of seclusion?"

Weiwei asked with some confusion, and Luo Ji simply nodded in response to his bewilderment and said:

"That's enough!"

Mythical version.

The strength of certain versions lies in their extreme compatibility with certain Mythic items, to the point that just by building the first Mythic item, they can achieve a qualitative leap compared to other heroes who also build their first major item.

The same applies to weapons and divine beings.

Simultaneously.

By the time the split was made, both sides had already moved their bottom lanes to the mid lane to face off, and the two mid laners were even pulling each other's hair back and forth in the top half of the minion wave, leaving only Luo Ji and the opposing Fudge in the bottom lane.

Furthermore, because V5 had an advantage in the bottom lane in the early stages, C9's bottom lane outer turret is now on the verge of collapse.

See this.

After returning to the game, Luo Ji didn't care about anything else. If Sion dared to use his Q first, he would immediately activate his E and leap into the fray, determined to trade blows with him.

On one occasion, Fudge even deliberately timed his Q to activate when his own cannon minion was low on health.

In theory.

Even if the opponent dodges your charged Q, they should choose to use the skill on the low-health siege minion above them in the next moment.

But rather.

Luo Ji, however, gave the skill to Fudge, who was controlling Sion.

See this.

Not to mention Zeus, even 369 sensed that something was off about the top lane.

"He was intent on killing me."

"Mebius has very strong fundamentals. Strictly speaking, this siege vehicle is not difficult to repair. If you want to repair it, you can definitely do so."

"You can lose this?"

"That can only mean that he has something more important to him than artillery vehicles."

After God was separated.

The weapon and Sion's health have been swapped, which is quite obvious. You might not be able to visualize it from the text, but let me put it this way.

Before Divine Strike, a full combo from the weapon might not be enough to break Sion's shield, but after Divine Strike, once Sion clears the minions with Q, you can immediately activate E and Q to jump in, and a single hit will take away half of Sion's health.

Fudge was very puzzled.

At this juncture, your teammates won't be coming down to help for the time being, so why is the opponent playing so aggressively?
But we can't kill him.

If my health is good, I'll trade with you; if my health is low, I'll just run away, right?
That was Fudge's initial thought.

It wasn't until his health dropped to less than a third after wave of battles with his weapon that he belatedly realized something was wrong, seeing the minion wave that the enemy had somehow built up.

He's been put on hold here.

As mentioned above, due to the disadvantage in the bottom lane in the early game, if C9's outer bottom turret is still at the same level as it was 14 minutes ago, it would only have one layer of plating left.

at this time.

The weapons began to accumulate in the lane, preparing to advance towards the tower.

If you choose to retreat directly back to the city, you can naturally avoid being killed online.

But that's possible.

This wave resulted in the loss of a tower and a half waves of minions, which is roughly equivalent to dying once and losing team resources.

So, should we stay under the tower and forcefully use skills to clear minions?
This way, he can gain gold and experience from a wave of minions, but the cost is that he will die.

Do you prefer KDA or experience economy?

It was successfully materialized at this moment.

Fudge has no choice.

He is Sion. In the minds of top lane players, experience is far more important than giving away a kill. So when Luo Ji started to enter the tower with his weapon, the [Demolish] passive around the tower was even fully charged.

That's when they finally started with QAW.

Hard kill!

Outside the arena.

Many viewers swallowed hard upon seeing this scene.

This kind of one-sided tower dive kill always easily attracts the audience's attention.

I thought it would be some kind of royal city showdown.

result.

What was ultimately shown on screen was that Fudge used all of Sion's abilities on the minion wave, while Luo Ji used all of his abilities on Fudge.

V5_Mebius killed C9_Fudge
There weren't many steps involved.

A single-line kill built purely on an understanding of the situation.

"The gap is too big. C9's top laner didn't even realize when Luo Ji set up the game."

"No wonder their bot lane duo failed to take down the turret last time. So V5 was already planning this from that moment on?"

The LCK coaches felt a chill run down their spines.

really.

In this era where everyone is open-minded, those who survived are all incredibly cunning individuals. This is just too damn cunning!

"Little Sion, take him down!"

in voice.

Luo Ji happily communicated. For the top laner, a solo kill is like... well, there's no such thing as a first time or countless times. However, as everyone looked at Luo Ji's equipment inventory, they all guessed what he would buy as his second item.

In the crotch.

But then he suddenly pulled out a magic resistance item.

[Magic resistance?]

[That's not right, C9 only has LeBlanc as their main AP damage dealer, and Ezreal has a little bit of AP damage. Is it really necessary to build magic resistance?]

[I really don't understand Teacher Meng's Classroom. The Demon-Drinking Blade isn't very powerful in this version, is it?]

Who cares, just copy it.

Those who had experienced Luo Ji's unconventional builds and even "won" in the game copied him, even though they had no idea what Luo Ji was thinking.

but
Following the lead of CEO Chu is the right thing to do.

In the following period, C9 almost frantically gave them opportunities.

That's how North American teams are. They can definitely give you momentum in the early game, and they also have a chance to save the team from disaster in the late game. But don't ask what they do in the mid-game, and don't ask where the disaster comes from.

Even Jwei was getting a little dizzy from watching it.

He hadn't done anything yet, he was just standing by the ruler's side to protect him, and as a result, the team's economy had already soared by several thousand?

No, man.

You're making him feel like he has no presence.

After V5 acquired the third elemental dragon, Luo Ji finally saved up enough money and successfully synthesized a bunch of random pieces into the equipment he needed—the Abyss Mask.

Abyss Mask weapon!?
In version 12.22, the Abyssal Mask received its first buff in the game. Although the price increased by 300, its health, mana, and resistances were all improved, and its passive ability can reduce the resistances of nearby enemy heroes.

Then immediately.

In version 13.7, the designers increased the Abyss Mask's health while also reducing its crafting cost by 200 gold. Combined with the changes mentioned above, this means that compared to the Abyss Mask before version 12.22, you only need to spend an extra 100 gold to get a series of buffs.

But that's still not the reason he was able to play. The most important and core change is that...

current version.

The designers also redesigned the weapons.

The weapon itself has high magic damage after the rework, and combined with the Abyssal Mask's extreme cost-effectiveness, it can even be prioritized when the opponent's AP damage is not as high as expected.

This equipment came out.

Fudge became completely withdrawn.

One piece of equipment reduces magic resistance for him, but increases damage for the opponent. It's like he's using some kind of cheat code to attack me and getting double the buff!?
Are you human?

"The Dragon Soul team has a winner."

"Parker used to be the face of the wildcard team, now Parker is the laughing stock of the wildcard team. He's really not good enough anymore."

this moment.

Everyone felt the helplessness of the LCS region, and even the home crowd was starting to lose their composure.

G2 lost, and C9 looks to be in dire straits as well. Although they have a revival match in the loser's bracket, even if they make it through, can they really beat the monsters from the LPL and LCK regions?
They don't understand.

C9 doesn't understand either.

The only thing they understood was that the Dragon Soul team was their last chance. So, after a brief discussion, they decided to let the minion wave spawn and, before the fourth elemental dragon appeared, the entire team would position themselves and go all in.

"Are they going all out?"

Emperor Chi said this subconsciously.

This node.

His Chinese is already fluent enough for communication within the team, and he plays with ease.

Everyone went to harass Luo Ji, and his Jinx was almost mindlessly farming, getting her two core items early on.

"Pretty much, I'm just relying on Ezreal's mid-game potential."

Luo Ji smiled and spoke, then manipulated the weapon in his hand to move closer to his teammates.

"Not going around to the back?"

"No need, I can still make a difference in the front."

When Bin saw that Luo Ji's weapon hadn't actually circled around but had instead appeared openly in front of him, he was the first to frown.

He really couldn't understand.

You, a weapon user, shouldn't wait until the team fight is almost over before teleporting in to finish it off?

What does it mean to start with a group?
It's 369, though.
After staring at Luo Ji's weapon for a while, he finally fell into deep thought when the director brought up the contestants' scoreboard and looked at a certain piece of equipment in the weapon and equipment section.

front.

After the fourth elemental dragon spawned, C9 actively engaged with it.

They had no choice.

In order to position themselves in the Dragon Pit ahead of time, they released the minions on both sides of the lane. If you choose to release them, V5 will naturally take the hit. At this moment, the minions on both sides of the lane are an advantage for V5, and they are not afraid of wasting time pulling with your C9.

But C9 won't work.

C9's support Zven took a deep breath, and then, to everyone's astonishment, at the very moment that the weapon controlled by Luo Ji suddenly approached.

Q【Penetrating Bone Nail】

The hook shot hit Luo Ji, who was standing at the very front.

Can it hit?
"Clap."

bingo!

Hearing the sound of the skill hitting the target, Zven, who couldn't believe he had hit the enemy so easily, suddenly cried out for his teammates' support.

"Kill, kill, kill, kill!"

"Got it! Got it! Got it!"

"quick!"

"He's delivering it!"

Almost immediately.

LeBlanc in the dragon pit decisively rushed out from the shadows, while Sion, who was on the outer edge, immediately charged up his Q skill.

but.
E [Counterattack Storm]

Despite being hooked, the weapon's E skill was still successfully activated immediately.

Did the weapon malfunction?
wrong!

How could Mebius possibly make a move that would be so obviously handing a weapon to the enemy?
Before the two commentators could even figure out how to start washing...

in the screen.

The weapon that successfully held out until the E skill Counter Strike ended was, in the next instant, when almost all the skills from C9 were about to hit it.

"Ding!"

Press the stopwatch!

As mentioned above, in the current version, the reworked weapon's W skill deals mixed damage, coupled with the increased cost-effectiveness of items like the Abyss Mask.

therefore.

At this juncture, the actual weapon build is no longer the traditional build of the past, but rather a build that combines Abyss Mask and Golden Body while ensuring Divine Power.

The E skill grants a two-second defensive stance, followed by a two-and-a-half-second invulnerability state.

The moment the golden body effect ends.

The Flash he had in his hand followed immediately, and the two skills combined gave him nearly five seconds of invincibility. Unless Ruler suddenly had a stroke and couldn't control the mouse, he would find it almost impossible to win a team fight.

这 是
A weapon that relies on selling one's buttocks?

Bengi, sitting in the T1 lounge, stared in disbelief, his mouth agape.

sometimes.

He really wanted to take apart Luo Ji's head to see how he was made up and how he always had so many weird tricks up his sleeve.
even
After the weapon successfully pulled away from the center of the battlefield using Flash.

With only a two-second cooldown before his next E skill, he practically did two symbolic auto-attacks before immediately activating E and jumping into the crowd.

The 5 seconds of taunting gained allowed teammates to have an extremely comfortable environment to deal damage.

Five seconds later, the weapon, whose status had barely decreased, once again used its Q skill to re-enter the fray.

At this moment.

There were already many low-health players on the field, almost all of whom ended up in Luo Ji's pocket. Even the audience didn't understand why the weapon was the first one to be used.

But why.
Why is it that in the middle of a fight, they are inexplicably about to be wiped out?
Is this some kind of curse?

(End of this chapter)