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

Chapter 91: Personally Overturning the System He Created!

After Wang Ke's new chapter was released, it received many comments.

Although the explosive chapters in the previous chapters led readers to suspect that Wang Ke was an insider at EDG, or at least a professional in the e-sports industry.

However, in the current version where incense burners are prevalent, his sudden statement that the incense burner system is actually easy to crack has drawn some skepticism from readers.

After all, questioning is human nature.

[All LPL teams are using Ardent Censer, so you're saying it's no good?]

Dude, I don't doubt you're an insider, but you're making a bit of assumptions.

"An insider, huh? If he were an insider, a club would have been using this lineup already. Why is everyone still playing with the Incense Burner?"

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[A classic guide to teaching professional teams how to play.]

[After reviewing it carefully, it seems theoretically feasible, but if it's that simple, why haven't the LPL teams discovered it?]

Although I don't like freelance work, the research done by freelancers is genuinely valuable. Is the author trying to ride on the coattails of freelancers' popularity?

Wang Ke did not reply to these comments.

After all, that's just how the internet environment is now.

Even after the disastrous defeat in S6, everyone still has high hopes for LPL. They are even more excited because of the news that this year's World Championship may be held in the Bird's Nest in Beijing, hoping to win the championship this year.

Little did they know that LPL was just a bunch of amateur teams.

Being in such an environment, it is actually very difficult to step outside of it and see reality clearly.

However, Wang Ke still interacted with a few comments.

[A waste of time? To be honest, it's only because the LPL coaches are so terrible that he got screen time. With his game understanding, I could do it too.]

[Did you watch the game, bro? I honestly couldn't bear to watch that Bai made that play.]

[If you can analyze this so well, why don't you play yourself? LPL is blind to talent.]

4 month 16 day.

Shanghai Zhengda Plaza!

"Viewers watching the live stream, you are now watching the final round of the 2017 League of Legends Pro League Spring Split regular season! The two teams facing off are Snake Esports Club and Newbee Esports Club. I'm your commentator, Miller!"

"I'm the commentator doll!"

The audience was packed, and the live stream was even more popular.

These two teams, which didn't originally have much of a fan base, have attracted considerable attention for today's match.

Furthermore, Newbee's support rate almost overwhelmingly surpassed Snake's.

Everyone knows that this game will directly determine which of the two teams will make it to the playoffs.

Most people do not want Snake to make it to the playoffs.

In the eyes of fans of the three major teams, Snake is a complete troublemaker. Allowing Snake to enter the playoffs is simply ruining Chinese esports.

Newbee must win!

Why am I in my old state again?!

[I feel like Newbee really has a chance; their bot lane is quite strong.]

Forget it, W is more likely to die every day.

But support characters are probably stronger than those who only build for free.

The current meta revolves around support champions, no doubt about it.

At this point, both sides had entered the business proposal (BP) phase.

Newbee, on the blue side, banned Kled first. This hero, which Song Wen used in his debut, is currently difficult to ban.

The main reason for this is Kled's support and ability to charge into the back row.

On the Snake team's side, they eliminated Janna.

Janna is a champion with strong self-protection and AD carry protection capabilities, and she is currently a very high priority champion. If she is released, the blue side Newbee will definitely choose to pick her first.

Newbee then defeated Galio.

Their first pick will definitely be support; they won't give Galio to the opponent if they can't get it themselves.

Snake's second ban was somewhat unexpected. Instead of continuing to target the bottom lane, they chose to ban Lee Sin in the jungle.

Then Newbee banned Jayce, while Snake banned Gragas.

The right to vote has fallen into the hands of Newbee.

In the commentary booth, Miller said, "Snake team only banned Janna, so with Lulu out there, it feels like Newbee will definitely pick her first."

As soon as he finished speaking, Newbee indeed won over Lulu.

After thinking for a moment, the doll analyzed, "I feel that the Snake team deliberately let Lulu go so that they could pick Kog'Maw and pair her with Karma as support."

With the current support of the Ardent Censer system, Kog'Maw is definitely a Tier 0 hero.

However, in this game, Snake Team did not want to play Incense Burner with the opponent from the very beginning.

So the Snake team locked down the big tree on the first floor!

"Wait! The Big Tree? The Snake Team snatched the Big Tree on the first floor! To be honest, this is a bit confusing!"

Previously, picking Maokai first was a standard practice for LPL teams.

However, now the bottom lane is the highest priority position, so Maokai is not as sought after.

The Ardent Censer system, which is currently popular in the competitive scene, was created by your team, Snake. How come you're now going against the trend of the game?

To everyone's surprise, Snake not only secured Maokai on the first floor, but also refrained from picking Kog'Maw on the second floor, instead locking in Rengar for the jungle position.

In fact, Rengar is a Tier 0 jungle champion in the current version.

However, due to the Ardent Censer update, this hero's priority has actually been downgraded.

Snake's first and second picks, if made a month ago, would have been perfectly fine, a solid meta lineup. But the meta has changed since Snake's development!

Now that you, the founder, are turning back the clock of history, what are you trying to do?

"Snake's two picks today were both quite unexpected."

Miller remained silent for a while before continuing, "I have a feeling that White is going to come up with something different again."

Wang Ke has a well-known nickname in the LPL circle: Heimerdinger.

Heimergong is the name of a heroic inventor, meaning that Wang Ke is always doing scientific research and is always able to develop new methods.

At this moment, on the Newbee player bench, after seeing Snake team lock in Rengar, Wu-Zhuang seemed to suddenly realize something and quickly turned to Hiro behind him, saying, "I feel like the other team is really going to use that lineup!"

Hiro is striking a pose at this moment.

Although he seemed to be seriously doing the business plan, his eyes were actually constantly lingering on Yang Chaoyue in the audience.

Hiro felt a great sense of accomplishment that his girlfriend came to watch the game.

Upon hearing Wuzhuang's words, Hiro frowned in displeasure.

In fact, he didn't hear what Wu-Zhuangtai was saying at all, and said, "Just take it according to the lineup we used in the previous training matches. Your sudden idea will make everyone pay the price for it."

As a veteran of the LPL, Wu-Zhuangtai was furious when Hiro refuted him so mercilessly.

However, his career started strong but ended poorly, and now he can only swallow his anger.

Seeing the abstract lineup Snake team picked, Hiro didn't hesitate and had his team lock in Kog'Maw, then added Gnar for the top lane.

In the commentary booth, Wawa said, "Newbee has secured a perfect Ardent Censer-based lineup. I'm really curious to see what Snake will pick next."

The right to choose has fallen into the hands of the Snake team.

The Snake team, on the third floor, immediately revealed their female police officer.

"A policewoman?!"

Miller's voice was full of uncertainty until Caitlyn was locked down by Snake Team, at which point he spoke up: "So, it seems Snake Team isn't planning on playing the Ardent Censer comp today! Because we know Caitlyn doesn't benefit much from Ardent Censer, considering there are champions like Twitch and Varus out there."

Both sides entered the second round of maneuvering.

Snake Esports has banned Taliyah and Ryze from the mid lane.

Newbee, on the other hand, removed LeBlanc and Malzahar.

The right to choose has fallen into the hands of the Snake team.

Wang Ke immediately replied, "Glory."

During this period, Wang Ke practiced a lot of hard support skills, but he soon discovered a problem.

Firstly, hard supports have a relatively low margin for error. Once they engage, it puts great demands on the coordination between the bot lane duo and their on-the-spot micro-management.

As Song Wen broke into the top five in the Korean server, Wang Ke could feel that his skills had also improved to a certain extent, but he was still a little short of being able to become very strong in a short period of time.

Secondly, if you play a tank support, you'll definitely be pressured during the laning phase if you can't find opportunities, and you can only wait for the mid and jungle to gank. Instead of that, it's better to pick a strong lane-clearing combination like Caitlyn or Lux!

The Ardent Censer system requires farming, while the Caitlyn and Lux ​​bot lane combination is very strong and can almost completely dominate all team compositions in the laning phase under the tower.

Compared to tanky supports, the Caitlyn and Lux ​​composition is more likely to exert pressure during the laning phase and limit the opponent's development.

Moreover, this lineup makes it easier to harass and pressure the enemy's health in lane, and it can also provide good gank opportunities for the mid and jungle.

Compared to hard supports, picking Caitlyn and Lux ​​reduces the skill requirement while still achieving better results.

In short, the ultimate goal of playing the Incense Burner system is to speed up the pace of the game and increase the laning intensity in the bottom lane. Although the choices may differ, the result is the same.

In the commentary booth, although it was somewhat expected, Miller couldn't help but remark upon seeing Snake's champion selection: "Snake locked in Lux on the fourth floor, which is most likely intended for support. In that case, White, the originator of the Ardent Censer strategy, has actually abandoned it in today's match!"

At this moment, Hiro finally snapped out of his daze, realizing the unusual lineup of the Snake team, after being captivated by Yang Chaoyue's youthful, collagen-filled face.

However, his victory in the training match still gave him some confidence in his lineup, and he decisively picked Jarvan IV and Orianna for Swift and Cool on the fourth and fifth floors.

The right to choose has returned to the Snakes.

Without much communication, Wang Ke had already helped Song Wen secure the Blade of Shadows.

"oh!!"

As Snake secured Talon, cheers erupted from the crowd!

"Male swordsman!"

Miller, who was in the commentary booth, also seemed quite surprised!

"Snake Team's final mid-lane pick was a surprise! Blade Dancer, I haven't seen that champion in a while!"

In the early days, Talon was actually a very popular mid-lane champion. His E skill's silence effect made him a mage killer in the mid-lane.

The old version of Talon's "Eight Slashes in One Flash" instantly kills, leaving squishy targets with absolutely no way to counter it.

However, with subsequent nerfs, the designers directly removed the silence effect of Talon's E skill, making him no longer a dominant force in the mid lane.

Then, at the end of 2016, Talon underwent a complete overhaul.

The reworked Talon has become a parkour hero who can traverse mountains and valleys.

However, this rework did not save Talon's already precarious pick rate, and even drew dissatisfaction and criticism from many players.

Although the new Talon has improved the margin for error, the increased difficulty of operation due to his reliance on his passive for damage output has led people to believe that the reworked Talon has lost his assassin spirit.

In addition, the traditional mages in the mid lane are stronger in the current version, leaving little opportunity for assassin-type heroes to appear. Therefore, even after the rework, Talon is still extremely rare on the field.

Snake team's last move of pulling out Talon naturally surprised everyone.

Regardless, the lineups for both sides were now set.

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

Top Lane: (V) Lost Tooth VS (Flandre) Twisted Treant.

Jungle: (Swift) Jarvan IV VS (SofM) Rengar.

Mid Lane: (cool) Orianna VS (black) Talon

ADC: (Iw) Kog'Maw VS (Kryst4I) Caitlyn.

Support: (crisp) purple garlic VS (white) you light.

Looking at the Snake team's lineup, Wawa analyzed, "The Snake team has a very risky early-game lineup! It feels like if they can't gain an advantage and snowball in the early game, they won't be able to play."

Miller nodded and said, "Yes, Snake Team played very aggressively today! Facing their own Ardent Censer strategy, Snake Team actually brought out an early-game composition. Of course, whether this composition will be effective remains to be seen in the game!"

In the live stream chat, the comments section was buzzing with discussion.

[Alright, alright, so Bai Chu's back to doing research, huh?]

Did they personally overturn the system they created?

[Awesome! If you had just protected the bot lane, you would have won this game.]

At this point, both sides had already entered the game.

As soon as he entered the game, Wang Ke pinged a signal towards the blue team's lower jungle.

"A top-tier regiment!"