LOL: Alliance Intelligence King

In patch 5.18, Riven is considered an unconventional, aggressive top laner. She is weak in team fights and has a low margin for error in the laning phase, relying entirely on individual skill to play her effectively.

Crystal laughed from the side, "Coach, you're in trouble! If you lose the game, I'm going to solo AD with you too, I want freedom too!"

Chen Rui ignored him and made a simple adjustment to his talent.

He used a pure combat build with 21-9-0 runes, but he specifically included two movement speed essences in his rune setup. Rubbing his hands together, Chen Rui's face showed a serious expression.

With a clanging sound, Chen Rui quickly logged the captain online.

However, he didn't level up his skills immediately after logging in; instead, he went straight into the bushes to wait for Flandre's response.

However, Chen Rui noticed...

Saint Gun Bro's Riven actually learned Q at level 1, and wanted to pressure the enemy's position, reach level 2 first, and directly exert pressure.

This is the standard start for all aggressive top laners.

But Chen Rui simply refuses to learn any skills at level one.

He emerged from the grass 1 minute and 30 seconds after the troops were deployed.

For the first wave of minions, he only attacked the last one, without using any extra basic attacks.

With three melee minions low on health, he learned Q and took them all down with one shot, steadily leveling up to level two.

The minion wave was firmly blocked in the middle of the river.

Do not enter the tower, do not push it over, and do not send it back to be pushed.

If Riven wants to come up and trade blows, she has to go into her own minions and take damage.

To finish off an enemy, you must risk being worn down by a barrage of attacks;

If you want to push the lane, the captain can pull the lane back with a single Q.

The more Flandre fought, the more sluggish his game became.

"Not bad, Coach... You've got some skills."

He kept up the pretense, but his fingers started tapping the floor frequently.

The fifth wave of soldiers.

After Riven finished her health potion, her health was down to half, and she was 12 CS behind in last hits.

The minion wave remained completely still.

Saint Gun Bro got anxious.

He had to act, he had to find an opportunity, he had to break the deadlock.

At level six, he used E-R-Flash to rush in, not because he wanted to show off, but because he was forced to do so by the minion wave.

Chen Rui didn't even try to dodge.

The three barrels explode to deal damage, ignite them, and then use Q to finish off the remaining damage.

It wasn't a skill-based kill, it was a kill due to a significant health difference.

They were completely wiped out by the minion wave management, and the rest of the team was totally bewildered. They thought it was a one-sided game for Flandre...

How could they win so easily?

First Blood!

The screen is black and white.

Saint Gun stood there, stunned.

[Emotion: Excitement → Astonishment (Hidden: Defiance)]

"I...I was just in a rush! The minion wave was getting blocked, otherwise I would have just killed them all!"

Chen Rui smiled faintly:

"Again?"

"Again! I was careless!" Saint Gun Bro said, his face flushed, but he didn't seem to think that Chen Rui was better, but that he had made a mistake.

"Still want to fight?"

Zhu Kai glanced sideways, his face full of insecurity.

He partnered with Chen Rui for two and a half years. Although he had seen Chen Rui play in the Korean server's Challenger tier and his skill was decent, his age was a factor.

Approaching 30 years old, to defeat a 17 or 18-year-old professional player who is known as a prodigy top laner.

Zhu Kai believes that Chen Rui's victory in the first game was largely due to luck.

But if Saint Gun doesn't underestimate his opponent in the second game and gets serious, can Chen Rui really beat him?

Wouldn't it be better to stop after winning one game?

Unfortunately, Chen Rui was unaware of his thoughts.

If you want to coach a genius, you have to get him to respect you first. Otherwise, blindly indulging him will not only harm yourself, but also waste his talent.

How many years does a professional gamer typically have at their peak?

The second Solo match continues.

Saint Gun Bro locked in Yasuo.

"This time I'm playing lane bully! Let's see how you manage to control my minion wave!"

He felt that the captain's ability to hold the lane was a hero advantage, so if he switched to Yasuo, with Wind Wall to block Q and E to pass through minions, he would never be able to be stuck again.

Chen Rui casually locked up Lissandra, the Ice Witch.

Huh? You're cheating?

Solo with Ice Maiden?

How can you win if you're not fierce, explosive, and showy?

But within three seconds of the start, everyone understood.

Chen Rui is a Level 1 student majoring in W.

He only attacks low-health minions during the first wave, never trying to push the lane.

When the second wave of minions arrived, he used W to push Yasuo back, while only last-hitting minions, not pushing the lane or pressuring his health.

Yasuo's E-E combo looks fierce.

But every time you use E, you'll get one more A attack on a minion.

3 minutes 10 seconds.

A perfect pullback line has formed—

A large wave of friendly troops surged towards the base of Yaso Tower.

Saint Gun Bro is dumbfounded.

If he wants to defend the lane, he has to be harassed under the tower; if he wants to get minions, he has to leave the tower and take skills; if he wants to let the lane go, he has to let it go and get half a wave of minions under the tower; if he wants to push back, Lissandra can stabilize the lane again with a single W.

"Wait... what's going on with this line?"

Saint Gun's voice has changed.

[Emotion: Resentment → Frustration (Hidden: Panic)]

The more anxious he became, the more mistakes he made; the more mistakes he made, the more he wanted to rush in and fight.

The Ice Maiden didn't trade hits throughout the game, only controlling the lane.

6 minutes.

Yasuo was 28 CS behind, and was whittled down to low health under the tower, too afraid to even recall.

—Returning to base immediately locks down the minion wave.

Saint Gun Bro finally couldn't hold back and used his E ability to flash in and try to trade kills.

Chen Rui uses W to freeze, E to pull away, and Q to scrape.

A cheerful, carefree man, his flute broken, his life extinguished.

It's still not a skill-based kill.

It's a triple whammy of poor economy, poor health, and poor rhythm.

Double kill!

His computer screen went black, turning him into a black and white television once again.

Saint Gun Bro put the mouse on the table, his face turning red.

"I...I didn't play well! I shouldn't have used E!"

Chen Rui looked up, a smile still on his face.

"The last one!"

Saint Gun took a deep breath, his eyes serious and fierce.

He locked down Irelia, the Blade Dancer.

Lane dominance, lane kills, endless tower dives, unstoppable suppression.

This time, he's going to get back all the face he lost before.

"Coach, I'm serious this time."

Chen Rui remained silent.

He glanced at the other players, and after a moment's consideration, locked in a rarely seen, unpopular hero.

A big bug?

"Coach Corn... what are you doing?" Crystal was completely dumbfounded, utterly unable to understand what Chen Rui was thinking.

Cho'Gath vs. Irelia in lane?

Isn't this just getting beaten up?

It's important to understand that although Irelia has been repeatedly nerfed, thanks to her champion mechanics and the true damage of her W skill, Cho'Gath is essentially a punching bag.

Even if the situation were the same as in the first two games, it would still be difficult to kill Irelia.

But in this game, Chen Rui changed his minion wave strategy—

No jamming, no back-pushing, just slow pressure.

Level 1 Q.

During the first wave of minions, he didn't last-hit minions; he simply used his body to block the Irelia's basic attacks.

If Irelia wants to finish off an enemy, she must move forward;

Keep walking forward and eat Q;

Eating Q will cause blood loss;

If you're short of blood, you won't dare to go for second place.

The second wave of soldiers arrived.

Chen Rui continued to only last-hit minions, but each last hit pushed the minion wave forward at the slowest possible speed.

It's not pushing the string, it's grinding the string.

Like a steamroller, it pushes the lane little by little under the tower, but never pushes it under the tower or sends it back to the tower.

Irelia's situation is even more desperate than in the previous two games.

I wanted to take second place, but I couldn't.

We wanted to get a blood transfusion, but it's not working.

I wanted to push the lane, but I couldn't win.

Wanting to eat a knife, but not being able to eat in peace.

Saint Gun was like he'd swallowed a fly. He'd faced many top LPL top laners, and even Koro1 hadn't put him under this much pressure.

There's even a sense of powerlessness, like clenching your fist and punching out, only to hit the sandbag instead.

Saint Gun's hands began to tremble slightly.

[Emotion: Frustration → Despair (Hidden: Completely Submitted)]

He finally figured it out.

Why would Chen Rui, a coach who rarely plays games, so confidently offer such an unfair opinion?

From the very beginning...

Chen Rui was plotting against him.

But, frankly, Flandre himself was determined to jump.

The two players' understanding of minion waves is completely different.

Clip the wire, push back, and apply slow pressure.

Three games, three heroes, the same logic:

I won't kill you, I'll just make sure you can't play the game.

The result of this final solo match has been decided.

The giant bug easily landed 100 last hits, widening the gap between the two to nearly 30 hits.

Saint Gun Bro looked at the 100-damage notification and slumped back in his gaming chair.

After a long while, he finally raised his head, looked at Chen Rui, and spoke in a voice so soft it sounded like a sigh:

"Coach... I give up."