My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 438 Let's Begin
in front of the screen.

Luo Ji was completely focused on the screen. Even though there was a difference in individual skill between the players, anyone who plays top lane knows that Aatrox doesn't even dare to breathe on Renekton in the early game.

Those instructional videos can be reverse-compressed.

Every single one of them is a complete technical brute force. Without any external help, the only way for the top laner to turn the tide is to rely on the shorter skill cooldowns after leveling up.

The saying that the odds are 30/70 in the early stages and 50/50 in the later stages is correct.

But 369 never expected this.

You're playing Aatrox, and you're choosing to give up on some minions that aren't even that dangerous. But if you force your way in to trade blows, the enemy will retaliate.

The main point is that you can ignore a knife, but you must fight back if you are hit, and always retain the right to breathe fire.

"Now it all comes down to when both junglers go up."

"It should be soon."

off screen.

Bin is watching the laning phase on the screen with a calm expression.

In his eyes.

Luo Ji is like an adaptive top laner. When he plays against Zeus, every move is incredibly powerful and exciting. But when he faces 369, he plays much more steadily than the other player.

At once.
Very bored.

Fortunately, both junglers weren't stupid either; the moment they reached level six, they almost instinctively moved towards the top lane.

The balance between Aatrox and Renekton.

All it takes is one head to disrupt the game.

Kanavi naturally had his eye on the top laner, Aatrox, and he had to go up there because 369 was pushing the lane and breathing heavily, a position that made him an easy target for a jungler gank.

Normally, Weiwei would follow Casa's approach.

They chose to abandon the top lane and gank the bottom lane instead.

But this one.

He continued to modify his playing style.

They are an aggressive, push-in team. In this game, only the top and mid laners can charge in with him. The bottom lane is more about finishing off the enemy. In other words, if Aatrox gets fed and Renekton gets fed, it's useless for him to charge in, because his teammates simply can't get past Renekton's defenses.

Then we have to protect it.

On the playing field.

Online play and jungling complement each other.

You go in and your teammates follow, and when your teammates go in, you follow too; even with fewer people, you can still operate the game.

If you doubt your teammates or don't cooperate with them, even if you have the skills, you'll become timid and cautious, and you'll just blend into the crowd.

But thinking that if I go first, I might get counter-ganked by Kanavi?

That.
Just counter-gank the enemy's counter-gank.

And so, from God's perspective, a very interesting scene unfolded.

The monkey was not far behind the sword demon, using the minions' maximum vision to counter-gank; on the other side, Kanavi's Sejuani slipped into the ditch through the lane bushes, waiting for the monkey's arrival.

"Everyone's squatting!"

"Neither of the junglers had any information about the enemy; they were both camping."

“FOFO in the mid lane dropped the wave and recalled. He seemed to sense something, but Knight reacted quickly and immediately started heading to the top lane.”

"Ahri teleported! Not to the mid lane, but to the top lane!!!"

The V5's response time is too fast.

After nearly a while of mutual counter-ganking, both realized something was wrong. Upon hearing Weiwei's guess, FOFO immediately chose to return to base and then teleport back.

Returning to town is for replenishing health and upgrading equipment.

It's embarrassing.

However, he was indeed no match for Knight in the mid lane; there was a noticeable difference in health between him and Knight's Neeko.

But with that teleport, Knight's Neeko was immediately pinned down.

TP (Tencent, a forum for forum users)
I've already gone about halfway, so using TP is a bit of a waste, and I'm already slow.

No TP (Transfer Over) allowed.
The Sword Demon has already started trying to keep people in place.

The moment Luo Ji suddenly switched from avoiding war to seeking war, 369 reacted immediately.

The problem is that he knows his own jungler is counter-ganking in the trough, so he's not afraid of the enemy Wukong at all.

Some even looked forward to his arrival.

But you bastard.

It was supposed to be a true man's solo 1v1, but then three people's "Burning Winter" came, followed by four people's "Love," and now they're suddenly telling me there might be more than four, with a fifth fox also TP'd down?
That.
withdraw!
369 had already made a decisive forward push and then prepared to retreat with the reverse E-crew.

pity.

Pig Girl's ambush made him lower his guard for a moment, causing him to miss the best time to escape.

The moment E skill attempted to slide out, it was forcibly disrupted from mid-air by Aatrox's first sword strike.

Sword Demon.

Interrupted the crocodile's E!?
In the video, the crocodile staggers and falls to the ground.

In that split second, Weiwei, standing behind Luo Ji, finally seized the opportunity.

They didn't save any skills at all.

Instead, he stealthily advanced while simultaneously using Flash + E to strike the crocodile on the head.

Followed by.

The ultimate move, "Havoc in Heaven," is unleashed.

Knocked away!

At this point, Sejuani, hiding in the bushes, couldn't hold back any longer and unleashed her ultimate ability directly at the location where the two sides were fighting.

at the same time.

The top laners on both sides grew larger one after the other. The top lane was like this, just like Ultraman in the tokusatsu series. When there was no fight, it was fine, but when a fight broke out, they didn't care about anything else and just grew larger first.

Luo Ji: "?"

Weiwei: "This guy, he really was ambushing me from the bushes the whole time."

The sudden appearance of Sejuani's ultimate skill from the bushes made the two of them once again grateful for FOFO's decisiveness.

That's what makes FOFO so good. He might not have a clear understanding, but it's not quite right to say his understanding is unclear, because he knows that as long as his father needs him, he'd even be willing to blow himself up.

So what if you win without lifting a finger?
Many people dream of winning without effort but don't even have the chance.

The fox, who was the first to teleport from the turret, became the biggest asset in the game, immediately activating her ultimate skill upon landing.

A hand of charm.

It even subdued the crocodile, who was brimming with rage and preparing to unleash a combo attack.

3V3
It's hard to say whether V5 can beat JDG's top, mid, and jungle at this point.

But 3V2?

Whether you're a crocodile or a shark, in the face of sheer numbers, you're all just [Gan Zhu Brand Black Bean Dace], get the hell out of here!

"Well done!"

The key to Ahri's control was briefly interrupting Renekton's red-rage Q, and Weiwei's Wukong's second ultimate was activated just as Ahri's control ended.

From start to finish.

The words above the crocodile's head represent the phases of [Knock-Knock-Charm-Knock-Pull].

After finally waiting for the enemy's control chain to end, his remaining health was also on the verge of collapse. Thanks to the current strength of Renekton, he was able to withstand the damage for so long.

When control ends.

When he realized that his health was about to give out, he had no choice but to forcibly teleport to the minion wave to create distance between himself and the enemy top, mid, and jungle.

Then he used his red-rage Q skill to heal and attack.

This brought him back to the brink of death, albeit at a very low level.

369's reaction.

This also prompted the Nofes in the lounge to subconsciously clap their hands in praise:
"Good decision!"

If he chooses to use his ultimate (red-rage Q) followed by Flash, his health bar won't be enough to sustain him until then. He might be killed by V5's damage during the ultimate Q casting animation.

But first, use Flash to create distance.

But the crocodile he controlled managed to barely manage to win.
Just endure those two extra seconds of being hit.

There was no chance of survival. From the moment Ahri teleported to the ground, Crocodile's death was already inevitable.

just.

Just as the crocodile was about to die, Knight's Neeko from the mid lane finally arrived.

After flashing in.

The V5 top, mid, and jungle players, whose positions were too clustered together, were lifted up at the same time.

R [Bloom]!
In just that one moment of control, 369 was able to unleash his last half of his damage output before dying, almost all of it on the Sword Demon.

V5丶Mebius killed JDG丶369
at the same time.

Knight used almost all of his skills on Aatrox, this was a last-ditch effort to see if Neeko and Renekton could take down Aatrox.

No matter what.

When Neeko doesn't go home, the damage is always just a tiny bit less.

finally.

Luo Ji, who had been rebuffed by the triumphant returnee, successfully escaped.

On the other hand, Sejuani and Neeko were harassed all the way back to their towers by Ahri and Wukong. Having already used up all their skills, they were now in a state of mutual annoyance and helplessness.

0 for 1
V5 has temporarily established a tempo advantage in the early stages.

【Nice! 】

[This teamwork is truly a pleasure to watch. The jungler gave a signal, and the mid laner immediately recalled and teleported back to base, managing to find an opportunity despite JDG's impenetrable defense.]

Knight is in a really awkward situation. Teleporting isn't an option, not teleporting isn't an option either; this wave is beyond saving.

[This pace is suffocating, even just looking at it through the screen.]

In front of the computer.

Looking at his resurrected crocodile, 369 first took a deep breath to calm himself down before silently driving towards the top lane again.

Is it the jungler's fault?

No.

The jungler had planned to counter-gank from the start, and if it weren't for Ahri's TP, they would have definitely won this counter-gank.

That weird mid laner?
That's not right either. If I were in Knight's position, I would have already walked almost halfway, and I wouldn't be much slower than TP, but I would still be slower than TP.

Because the fox has a three-stage dash ability.

can only say.

FOFO seized an opportunity when JDG knew there was a trap but couldn't avoid it at all.

Right now, apart from having a Flash advantage in the mid lane, they have nothing else to gain an edge over the opponent. Less than eight minutes into the game, both side lanes are already covered in sweat.

What a disastrous start!

Earlier it was said that I was born in Manbo, and I was based in Nanyang, where I planted mung beans from both the north and south.

Now?

It already is—

Hakimi, you must not go east or west, for there are many roads to the north and south.

"Pity."

"At this point in time, when the Vanguard arrives, their ultimate abilities will be ready again, so we still won't have a good chance against the first wave of Vanguards."

Luo Ji glanced at the time.

If none of them have any special moves, then if those few tough guys step forward, no matter who on JDG is, they'll have to temporarily back down.

But right now, even the eight-minute wave has big ones.

Even if the bottom laner had already revealed their lane priority and could come over first, that team fight was still fraught with risk.

"We have to come even if it's tough. If we wait any longer until Braum reaches level six, we won't really need to continue laning against the enemy bot lane."

Ruler opens at the appropriate time.

Luo Ji understood that the meaning of his words was to remind himself to activate the [Super Transformation Form], that is, to initiate a variation of the team's rhythm.

"Then, let's begin."

(End of this chapter)