My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 409: Does it need off-field assistance?

In the first game against BLG, both sides' draft picks were extremely targeted.

On one side, there's FOFO being targeted relentlessly, with champions like Tristana, LeBlanc, and Annie banned, preventing you from even entering your comfort zone in the mid lane. On the other side, there are champions like Gwen, Nautilus, and Vi, with the same clear intention to target you.

Before the game.

Bin did reveal that he had specially practiced a special skill, but I guess it's either Jayce or Weapon, or at most, a crocodile.

Bin's champion pool is actually quite simple.

With the current meta being so strong and his existing heroes already covering most of the meta, it's difficult to come up with anything new.

But this time.

Luo Ji had clearly miscalculated.

BLG: Top lane Fiora, Jungle Maokai, Mid lane Neeko, Bot lane Luna

V5: Top lane Yone, Jungle Wukong, Mid lane Ahri, Bot lane Ashe + Candle
The lineups of both sides.

All of this clearly surprised the audience.

"Wait, why do I have to play Yone?"

"Isn't that what they said? You can solo him with Yone, no problem."

Nofe blinked.

He admitted that this move was intentional; otherwise, according to Luo Ji's own intentions, wouldn't he have picked a pure tanky Malphite to annoy the opponent?
Makes no sense.

If all else fails, choose a great inventor and beat him so badly he can't fight back.

"Then why is Jwei allowed to play with a scoundrel like Mingzhu?"

"Because he's supporting Ashe."

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Mingzhu, a hero who isn't exactly a new hero, made his debut in professional matches at the very beginning of the Summer Split.

That match was UP versus AL.

The effect was rather mediocre, but in Nofe's opinion, it wasn't a problem with the team's AD carry, but rather with the team's AD carry.

Now that the bottom lane has a lower limit.

That.
Nofe naturally wanted to push the limits, and just then, the opposing Bin made an absolute invitation. Shouldn't Nofe teach the opposing team a lesson?
Ok.

Actually, he wanted to show Tabe and Bigwei the two SSR cards in the team. In the LPL coaching group, these two had often complained about their coaching abilities because of their excessive envy and jealousy.

Nofe's current attitude is...

Oh right, right, right, all I owe to my achievements today is these SSR and SR cards that mysteriously appeared in my hands. I'm even showing them to you.

Not convinced?

If you're not convinced, why don't you draw a few yourself?
As soon as the match began, the three commentators in the commentary booth were already on high alert, with the classic combination of "Grandmaster Miller" and "Tong Xi" making a limited-time comeback.

There is nothing we can do.

LPL no longer offers many opportunities for new generation commentators to take the stage, but other new games do.

Male commentators are better off, at least the older ones are getting old and will eventually retire. Female commentators, however, suffer. Not only are their career advancement opportunities blocked, but even if they are, they don't have any unique characteristics to carve out a path for themselves.

It lacks professionalism, has a weak atmosphere, and even its infrastructure is far inferior to that of the legendary Vela.

I can only comment on the aspect of professionalism.

Unlike the other competition zones, which have already proven with their actions that Japanese yakitori, Korean fried chicken, and American turkey are all more uninhibited than Laoxiangji (a local chicken brand), at least they know they are chickens.

Since the coach wants to see it.

Luo Ji naturally had nothing to say.

In the workplace, whatever your boss says, just remember it, no matter what it is.

He remembered it anyway.

Start.

Both sides instinctively refrained from causing trouble.

Luo Ji looked at the Fiora who was facing him and wondered if this was the special skill that Bin had prepared for him.
Didn't I already know you had this trick up your sleeve?

Bin: Oh, I thought you'd forgotten.

Luo Ji:?
LPL viewers understand this very well.

When faced with a showdown between star players, watching from a god's-eye view is useless, so I decisively switched to a first-person perspective.

I just clicked in.

Luo Ji, who had already discovered the online version, kept right-clicking on the Fiora while walking backward after the weakness was revealed on her face.

Ok.

Trying to get free basic attacks from the opponent.

Fiora is like that; she seems to have OCD. If she sees an opening that she can easily hit, she'll most likely impulsively poke at it.

as predicted.

Bin fell for the trap and initiated a Q attack, but because he kept right-clicking on the opponent, Yone, who was controlling him, subconsciously attacked back with a basic attack.

Then Q.

Bin was obviously thinking he couldn't afford to lose out, so he tried to retaliate, only to get stabbed in the back again.

QA has been replaced by Yone's AQA.

From a market economics perspective, this is a profit, but in terms of blood volume, it seems like a complete loss.

really.

Even in the regular season, this guy's reactions are still so quick.

Bin couldn't help but raise an eyebrow and smile slightly.

That's the kind of strength you need.

Even from the smallest details, you can see that the opponent is always paying attention when laning against him, unlike what you usually see when you're watching from behind a screen. They don't even bother to use some of the subtle details.

An economical playing style.

This playstyle was first successfully invented by veteran players in the competition, and was later popularized by most LPL players, mainly because it saves time and effort.

"almost."

They were talking about it almost simultaneously on both sides of the road.

At level one, Fiora's ability to reach level two quickly is definitely not as fast as that of a character with an AOE Q skill. After timing the third part of his whirlwind, Luo Ji threw the whirlwind directly towards Fiora's position.

but.
I didn't manage to shake it off.

By retreating in advance, Bin had ample space to dodge Yone's control.

Luo Ji wasn't in a hurry.

After missing his Q, he immediately activated his E skill, chasing down the opponent at level two while fighting at level one, until they were almost out of reach. Only then did he trigger the second part of his E to fly back. However...

The moment he flew back, Bin's Fiora also pressed back down.

This time.

The attack rhythm shifted, and Yone, who didn't have his E ability, began to retreat, while Fiora started to predictively use her QW combo.

Of course, this also didn't work.

"Those two guys are cunning and treacherous."

"All I can say is that top laners all look honest and simple, but they are all incredibly cunning and ruthless. You'll get used to it."

Many viewers found it hilarious.

In a head-to-head matchup, strictly speaking, neither champion has an advantage over the other. There might have been before, because Yone's stats were too low, making it a tough matchup against Fiora. But things get much better after Yone reaches level three and learns W.

S13 onwards.

The designers have buffed Yone's W ability in several consecutive patches.

can only say.

Yone may not be a numerical monster, but his W skill is definitely full of numbers.

"Bro, do you need any outside help for the top lane this game?" Weiwei, who was rotating with Karsa and was now on his turn, asked.

"Huh? Didn't the coach tell you to focus on the bottom lane this game?" Luo Ji asked curiously.

"correct."

Weiwei nodded as if it were the most natural thing in the world.

That's why I asked if you needed any off-field assistance.

"What kind of off-court support do you have?"

"For example, I can give you a verbal encouragement or something."

"No need for that, Duck."

This one.

Weiwei's biggest role is to protect the bottom lane. You can worry about everything else, but you don't need to worry at all about Ruler vs. Elk in the bottom lane.

Pure bloodline suppression.

If Ruler is the god of resources, then Elk is Ruler's good son. Usually, when they face each other, they start sweating profusely.

The level is about to reach level three.

Considering the jungle clearing efficiency of the tree, Luo Ji clearly knew that he only had about 30 seconds left to aggressively attack the opponent. He timed the third part of his Q passive perfectly, and the moment he reached level three, Yone once again predicted and used his Q skill.

W [Lawrence's Mind's Eye]

Bin is someone who has no choice but to accept it.

Fiora's wave clear before mentioning Amate was indeed a bit clumsy. When Yone was about to reach level three, Fiora still had a few minions to go before reaching level three, so she deliberately saved her W skill to block Yone's crowd control.

His line of thinking was not wrong.

But now.

But the V5 monster saw right through it.

Luo Ji's third segment, Q, was never aimed at his position from the very beginning, but rather "skirted the edge." While Lawrence parried Lawrence's sharp wit, Yone's wind merely brushed past his face.

Missed!
but.

He kept chasing and hacking away with AWAE, acting like a Hung Hing boss who wouldn't return to town until he was dead.

The audience watching from the sidelines were also somewhat bewildered.

It was supposed to be a normal laning match, but somehow BLG's top laner seemed to be acting strangely. Is Fiora having such a hard time against Yone in the early game?
Because they control the line.

The timing was perfect, right when the jungler was supposed to come up for a gank at level three.

Luo Ji glanced at his seat.

Bin has made some progress; at least he managed to stop his own lane push as much as possible. If the enemy jungler comes now, he really won't be able to escape.

That being the case.

Having built up the next Q with its passive effect, and with only a few enemy minions left in front of him, he found an angle and, while aiming at the remaining low-health minions, precisely Q'd towards Fiora's position.

opportunity!

The information flashed through Bin's mind, and almost subconsciously, W's [Lawrence's Eye of the Heart] was aimed at the direction Yone was flying from.

Snapped.

Parry successful, dizziness rebounds!
Seeing Yone pinned in front of him, Bin instinctively began to fight back, but as he fought back, he realized that something was wrong.

He did control the opposing team, that's for sure.

But he couldn't control the soldiers around him.

Almost the entire wave of minions was attacking Yone because he had initiated the attack, and Yone, who was clearly on the verge of death, was recovering from the control effect.

Step back with E, then unleash your spirit form.

W skill sweeps across, generating a shield.

Right-click to auto-attack, then follow up with the Q skill to unleash the attack.

Bin was already reacting very quickly with his small movements. Both he and Yone were near the danger zone. If this Q hit, he would die.

The rapid gust of wind made him exceptionally clear-headed.

Almost instinctively, as if by muscle memory, squeezing out every last bit of potential, he twisted his body, a waist twist of extreme detail that allowed him to narrowly avoid the Q skill.

Dodged!
At this moment, Bin could even clearly feel his hands trembling.

After dodging the fatal Q skill, he immediately flashed and used his own Q skill, "Skyfall Slash," to stab at Yone's newly refreshed weak point.

"Swish" x2
The anticipated counterattack did not occur.

The moment I used Flash + Q, Yone, who was low on health, also flashed at the same time from the enemy minion wave.

Fiora's Q did indeed hit it successfully.

However, because he actively flashed away from the weakness that Fiora was supposed to exploit, the damage was slightly less. At the same time, because he actively flashed and used Q to push forward, he inevitably got hit by Yone's auto-attack after landing from his flash.

Combined with minion wave damage.

V5_Mebius killed BLG_Bin
After the kill.

Forced to return by E skill, Luo Ji's passive Triumph began to heal. Just as Luo Ji was about to recall to base, the tree son that had been thrown into the bush suddenly charged towards him like a madman.

Luo Ji: !
Don't come here! ! !

next second.

BLG_Xun killed V5_Mebius
Top lane, no one survived.

(End of this chapter)