I'm a platinum-level author, so what if I play professionally?

After the release of Chapter Thirty-Five, Chapter Thirty-Six was also released on schedule.

[Kled has many advantages in the mid lane. His ultimate's global support capability far surpasses that of the top lane, and he is extremely strong in small-scale team fights around resources in the early game. Furthermore, Kled is very strong in the mid lane, easily dominating both standard mages and assassins.]

Most importantly, Snake Esports developed a mid-jungle synergy around their mid-laner Kled, paired with a jungler Sejuani. The core of this strategy was Sejuani's level 2 and 3 ganks in the mid lane. SofM ganked mid at level 2, and Sejuani's crowd control, combined with Kled's high burst damage, forced Xiaohu to use Flash. Subsequently, WenSong's Kled found an opportunity at level 4, initiating a Flash attack in the mid lane and securing a solo kill!

The release of Chapter Thirty-Six did little to salvage the readers' reputation.

After all, most readers have never even seen a mid-lane Kled before!

If Kled could play mid, why is he rarely used in professional matches?

[That's how novelists are; they start daydreaming in their heads.]

Adaptation is not fabrication, and retelling is not nonsense!

[The author not only lacks game knowledge, but probably doesn't watch matches either. A level two gank in mid? That's hilarious.]

[If the slut gets caught in a two-level raid, I'll eat three pounds of shit.]

[Is there a Snake Esports vs. RNG match today? Bro, I'm going to check it out first, then I'll tell you if you want to eat shit.]

However, these readers were unaware that, at the same time, the same story was unfolding as scheduled at the other end of the competition.

With Sejuani and Kled as the standard lineup, Wang Ke wasn't worried about the opponent banning it, so the first game's draft went very smoothly.

At this point, both sides had entered the second round of player selection in the draft phase.

Just as Wang Ke predicted before the match, RNG, on the blue side, directly picked Maokai in their first pick, while Snake Esports locked in Ryze, allowing them to make a deceptive move.

RNG then picked Jarvan IV for jungle and Orianna for mid, while Snake Esports first picked a bot lane lineup of Jhin and Leona.

Wang Ke didn't have any expectations for O-Emperor. Jhin, a utility ADC, was the most suitable champion for O-Emperor to play passively.

Crystal, who was forced to switch to the support position due to a hand injury, was given Leona not to support O, but to support the mid and jungle.

Both sides entered the second round of banning, and RNG's coach Feng Ge was still targeting Flandre's top lane, banning Gangplank and Renekton.

On the Snake team's side, in order to alleviate the pressure on their bot lane which was about to be left to fend for itself, they chose to ban Ezreal and Caitlyn.

Wang Ke's consecutive wins against AD immediately enlivened the live stream.

[Beat two AD carries? Is this targeting Uzi so specifically?]

[Stupid coach, can't you handle this?]

This is the true value of UZI! Even a rookie coach knows to target our little dog.

[The opposing team knew to pick the ADC first, so why didn't that idiot Firefox pick it?]

[I almost laughed. They banned Caitlyn Ezreal but not Varus.]

【Then let's just pick Varus!】

[This White is even worse than Zhu Kai. Zhu Kai knows Varus is a Tier 0 champion in this version.]

Both sides completed the banning phase, with the Snake team first locking in Sejuani.

RNG then promptly picked Varus.

"What does this mean?" UZI, beaming, said from the RNG players' bench, "They picked Jhin, banned Ezreal and Caitlyn, and then gave Varus to me. It's kind of funny."

Seeing the opponent's stupid moves, UZI's anger from when Feng didn't let him get AD first had completely vanished.

The reason why Feng didn't give UZI the ADC role first is because, in Feng's opinion, Snake's bot lane is just too bad.

Ohq, whose damage output is the lowest in the entire league and whose death rate is the highest, plus Crystal, who switched from ADC to support mid-game. In Feng Ge's opinion, this bot lane is so bad that even if UZI played Vayne, they could still crush the opponent.

But UZI obviously doesn't think that way. If you don't let me get the ADC first, you're not respecting my priority.

Just as UZI was about to start biting his nails, the opposing team unexpectedly revealed Varus.

Feng's coaching instincts told him that there was definitely something wrong with the opposing team deliberately letting Varus through.

However, not letting UZI play Varus would probably cause even bigger problems.

The originally serious atmosphere at RNG immediately became lively because of UZI's bright smile.

Xiao Hu was the first to catch UZI's smile.

"Wow, I feel like I've won this round, I can just coast along now."

Letme was all smiles.

"I feel like I can finally coast along. With Varus, I can just play casually this game."

The two of them chatted back and forth, and soon they had coaxed UZI into becoming a 200-pound embryo.

Amidst a joyful and harmonious atmosphere, RNG's lineup was finalized as Xiaoming secured the Minotaur.

The right to choose has returned to the Snakes.

Unlike the players, Wang Ke, as the BP coach, stood up.

As Newton said, "If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants."

Wang Ke once wrote in his novel, "If I can see the sunrise, it's because I'm standing opposite a UZI."

Judging from the color, Wang Ke knew that UZI was very happy.

UZI gets popular when he's happy, and he gets popular when he's angry.

But only true fans like Wang Ke know that happy red and angry red are actually different shades of red.

Happy Red is a kind of oily and gentle red.

Angry red is a scorching and dazzling red.

When you're angry, your temperature rises, causing the oil on your face to evaporate.

Varus was indeed a champion that Wang Ke intentionally gave to RNG.

Although Varus is a Tier 0 hero in the current version, the reason he is Tier 0 is because of the armor penetration build.

If this version of Varus is going for a special effects-based auto-attack build, Wang Ke naturally wouldn't release him.

Even though Wang Ke is a true fan of UZI, he has to admit that UZI is indeed good at playing auto-attack-based ADCs, but he really doesn't understand how to play skill-based ADCs.

Varus has another major problem: he has no mobility.

At this moment, Wang Ke finally revealed his true intentions and spoke:

"Nakree!"

When Crystal locked in Kled on the fifth floor, everyone still believed that Snake's lineup was Kled in the top lane and Ryze in the mid lane.

Until both teams' lineups are completely locked in!

Blue side: RNG Esports Club VS Red side: Snake Esports Club.

Top lane: (letme) Twisted Treant VS (Flandre) Ryze.

Jungler: (mlxg) Jarvan IV VS (sofm) Sejuani.

Mid Lane: (xiaohu) Orianna VS (black) Berserker.

ADC: (UZI) Arrow of Retribution VS (Ohq) Jhin.

Support: (ming) Earthshaker vs. (Kryst4l) Leona.

Wang Ke leaned close to the pinky's ear and whispered:

"Saufan, remember to go directly to mid lane at level two."

"oh oh."

Sao Fen nodded, but seemed somewhat indifferent.

Song Wen raised an eyebrow and glared at the pink-haired woman.

"You damn Vietnamese, did you hear me?! If you don't come to the middle of the road by now, I guarantee you'll be on the train back to Vietnam tomorrow!"

The fan complained helplessly:

"Okay, I'll swipe now..."

"Go to hell."

"..."

At this moment, looking at the Snake team's lineup, Miller couldn't help but exclaim:

"Huh?! Snake Team's Kled is actually going mid lane?"

In the live stream, a bored viewer who had just come from Qidian.com, upon seeing the lineup chosen by the Snake team, immediately and excitedly reopened Qidian.com in the background and then replied to the "eat shit" comment:

[Dude, you might only have two minutes left before you have to eat three pounds of shit. Is it too late to poop now?]