My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 434 A Talent Blessed by Heaven

"Mebius brought out Wayward's full potential with Gnar."

"Then TES will be under a lot of pressure in the Dragon Soul team fight. Gnar can't pose a threat to V5's lineup, and the front line can only be kept in check by the jungler and support."

"The elemental dragons are about to spawn, Gwen is starting to teleport. Gwen didn't even use her ultimate in the last wave, only Sprint. We can still fight this wave."

"Gnar also teleported, but only dared to teleport to the back. But can Sejuani withstand the attack alone like this!"

Even at this point.

I still remember being pleasantly surprised by Luo Ji's clever tricks.

the most important is.

As a commentator with a god-like perspective, he keenly noticed that Mark's positioning was incorrect.

If it's just Sejuani, it's hard to stop the V5 team from getting close. Normally, the support Nautilus should also push forward.

Even if it costs me my life.

His control abilities are enough to hold out until his teammates race against time to rush the elemental dragon.

It seems that even if Luo Ji were to kill Mark, that person would be dead.

The fundamental reason for deliberately hiding grass to provoke Gnar's anger and cause him to transform is because he believed that Titan would not dare to push forward.

the fact is.

He guessed correctly.

"Push it up! Push it up!"

"what?"

The moment Tian and his teammates started attacking the spawned elemental dragon, MarK was stunned by Tian's words.

But by the time he realized what was happening...

Only then did I realize that I seemed to have missed the best opportunity to stand at the forefront and withstand the pressure from the front row of V5.

At this moment, he belatedly made his move.

But in front of me.

Gwen, who was at the forefront, had already activated her W skill and used her force field to teleport directly into the dragon pit.

Heaven couldn't stop it.

Gwent, who was trapped in a circle, was naturally immune to any control outside the circle. When control was almost impossible to provide to Gwent, he could only hope to take down the Dragon Soul as soon as possible.

but.
Rookie and JKL retreated.

Imagine this: as the core of the team's two carries, Gwen pushes forward with her circle, followed closely by Riel, while Monkey King is nowhere to be seen. Behind them are Crystal Maiden who could appear out of nowhere and Kai'Sa who is highly likely to fly over with her ultimate.

In this situation.

Even if the dragon's health is very low, they cannot help but retreat; in fact, retreating is their subconscious reaction.

But the damage from two carries is missing.

Even if it was only for a second, it successfully gave Weiwei room to enter the game.

Gwen, the monkey, and Rie entered the scene.

Tian couldn't accurately calculate the damage threshold of the punishments. It wasn't until he saw the two punishments fall one after the other that his pupils suddenly contracted.

Due to the tense situation and teammates' mistakes.

So much so that he subconsciously became a little impatient. The moment he saw the second Smite land, his first reaction wasn't to quickly use his skills for crowd control, but rather...
He slammed his right fist into the armrest of the chair.

The dragon has been stolen.

【Jade! 】

[Play NM, then stop!]

[I'm so upset! I play jungle, and even I'm completely overwhelmed.]

[The support role here is the most overpowered. What are you afraid of? Just go in and tank!]

[Putting yourself in Sejuani's shoes, it's already a miracle they didn't kill four of their teammates; TES doesn't deserve to win.]

Palace Intrigue!
This is a real palace intrigue!

By unleashing Gnar's Fury, TES was left with only two frontliners to hold the line. However, the Dragon Soul was crucial, and Sejuani couldn't be at the very front. This position meant that Mark had to sacrifice himself to buy time.

unfortunately
He was a coward.

The moment the Dragon Soul was stolen dealt a major blow to TES's morale.

At the very moment when almost everyone's attention was focused on the elemental dragon, FOFO finally found a suitable opportunity to enter the fray and strike from behind the wall.

While hiding his actions by blocking the wall, E...

It's a perfect control combo of Flash + WR after the second E teleport swap.

"freeze!"

R [Frozen Tomb]

The Ice Maiden applies crowd control, Rui'er follows up with crowd control, and the Monkey King finishes it off with [Havoc in Heaven].

Luo Ji just grinned.

Although we used Ghost in the last wave to bait out Gnar's rage, we don't need to use Ghost to create distance in the current situation.

I use Q and R as soon as they light up.

Under the barrage of attacks, TES's backline was wiped out one after another as if melting.

double-kill
Triple kill
Quadra Kill
"Quadra kill! Quadra kill!"

"Steal it! Steal his pentakill!"

"They're grabbing it! They're grabbing it! Holy crap, how is Gnar running so fast?"

"Wuhu~"

in voice.

The V5 players were all joking and causing trouble, acting as if they wouldn't stop until they got Luo Ji a pentakill. But in reality, they were carefully using their skills to delay Gnar's escape.

Until the moment Gwen finally caught up.

They then tacitly chose to stop.

V5, Mebius killed TES, Wayward
Penta Kill!

ACE.

It’s over.

The moment the sound of a team wipe echoed on the screen, TES coach Dian had already sensed the explosive atmosphere within the team.

This kind of basic mistake is obvious even to viewers with a god-like perspective.

As a coach, he naturally understands it.

He just didn't understand. It's one thing for V5 to be so certain that Rookie would just eat grass and produce milk, but why were they so certain that their support Mark wouldn't dare to push forward and sacrifice himself?
as predicted.

After losing the dragon and being wiped out, Tian on the field immediately started to give up.

The operations, which were barely manageable, began to fall far short of expectations, and the situation became increasingly difficult to resist as V5 gradually eroded them.

This playstyle has a distinctly American RPG player mindset.

If you can't beat me, it must be because your equipment is bad, your stat allocation is wrong, or your level is too low... I'll avoid your sharp edge for now and wait until I've mastered my skills before we fight for three hundred rounds.

Now the divine skill is complete.

That.
You may leave now!

A few minutes later, V5 landed their final basic attack on TES's main crystal.

2:0
V5 successfully won the match point game.

"Wuhu, a stunning comeback!"

"Exciting! No wonder LNG made it to the semifinals with that kind of play. Counter-attacking is really effective, and psychological warfare is even more so."

"Don't talk nonsense. We weren't playing mind games. We were helping to correct the problems within other teams. Think about it, if we didn't point them out during the league semifinals, were we supposed to wait until they made it to the World Championship to have other teams point them out?"

"According to your logic, TES should thank you?"

"Absolutely. They only lost a resurrection item, but they truly gained an opportunity to change themselves."

It was as if he had even come to believe what he was saying.

So Luo Ji patted his chest and shouted:
"after."

"If you encounter this kind of situation again, please respectfully address me as: Phantom Thief - Jide."

The other four members of V5: ???
The following matches unfolded exactly as Luo Ji had predicted.

Tian does indeed awaken during the playoffs, but similarly, he is extremely vulnerable, and it could even be said that junglers are generally very vulnerable.

If you don't believe me, watch their match and see it from Tian's perspective.

In the early game, jungling is highly dependent on luck and depends entirely on the player's strategy. However, in the mid-to-late game, the importance of jungling decreases, and the overall team's strategy becomes more crucial.

The problem is that the jungler sets the pace in the early game, which is like you've spent half a day designing something and haven't even had a chance to save it before you go to the bathroom.

The result was that it was halfway through.

Your colleague comes to your workstation to brag, and casually turns off what you're doing as if it's unimportant, making your entire day's work go to waste.

Aren't you angry about this?

then
In the third game, V5, back on the blue side, with the advantage of the blue side and a great success in psychological tactics, swept TES 3-0 with almost no pressure.

Advance to the winners' bracket final!

【666666】

[They finished get off work at lightning speed; the training team completely crushed them.]

[If I were TES, I'd be kicking myself. They dream of having a player with brains, and it turns out Mebius actually submitted his resume to TES back then.]

[Remember, back then TES rotated their three top laners, and V5 managed to snag one.]

There's nothing else to say.

Players like Luo Ji, who can both fight and command, are often assumed by viewers to be just like Faker, purely blessed by God.

Just like that female version of Faker.

There's no special entertainment value involved; they just rely on their resemblance to the character. They don't need to act like clowns or act provocatively. They can just play League of Legends, pick Galio, and stream for a month or two, and they'll have Cullinan.

That's it.

You also have to compliment her on the green color.

Because you wouldn't dare watch her doing anything erotic, you can only truly understand what she's doing when her clothes are pulled down.

Why do people in the gaming community say that Faker is difficult to beat?

"Is it over?"

The moment the score ended 3-0, JKL took off his headphones with a sigh of relief.

In the three consecutive laning matches, he felt that he and his opponent were at least evenly matched, and the gap was not too big. However, after fifteen minutes of the game, he felt like a child being led around by his opponent.

Think of this.

He took a deep breath.

A sip of the limited-time air imported from the Huangpu River at 9 pm, composed of 78% N, 21% O, 0.04% CO and other rare ingredients accounting for 0.94%, provided an epic feeling that instantly invigorated JKL.

So much so that during the boxing match...

He even chatted and laughed while giving blessings to the V5 players, which made the V5 players even more curious about him.

Within the league circle.

You can say JKL is bad at international matches, but you absolutely cannot say JKL has low emotional intelligence.

even
If Gege doesn't participate in international matches, or simply does more live streams and participates in more guest commentary for leagues, his popularity will definitely be even more explosive than it is now.

Because he genuinely has high emotional intelligence and is good at creating entertaining content.

"Brother Chicken."

"what?"

After the fist-pumping ceremony, Rookie, who was tidying up his peripherals, heard Ah Shui's voice and subconsciously responded.

"What was it like playing matches when you were with V5?"

"Feel?"

Rookie thought for a moment and then said:

"It's basically like this. You don't need to worry about anything at all; you just need to do your job well."

Seeing JKL's puzzled expression, he continued to explain:
"Yes."

"In the early stages, the jungler usually makes the decisions within the team. After the laning phase, the support takes over. However, in some crucial team fights and strategic maneuvers, everyone must listen to the final decision made by that guy, Meng."

"Actually, it's quite good."

"He would usually give us a direction and let us complete it. He didn't care how we completed it, but this model was quite popular with us at the time."

"Because that way we won't be confused or become too formulaic."

Hear this.

JKL gradually fell silent.

There's a clear sense of direction within the team, something he's never experienced since joining TES, it's inexplicable.
He suddenly felt a sense of anticipation for the future Asian Games.

like.

Suddenly I understand Durant a little better, what's up with that?

(End of this chapter)