Rebirth is fine, but I get eight hundred dollars right from the start?

[No, no, you're still the Ogura I know?]

[The Cangjie I know has an understanding of games, but this description clearly doesn't belong to your power.]

[Hey, you guys can figure this out with your bare hands. Since this is a training match, the heroes the players choose are basically fixed within a certain range. With E-God here, why would you need to worry about situation analysis?]

Stop complaining, just watch the game quietly.

The five young men in the first group are quite skilled; just look at their demonstration to see how good they are.

The five members of the first group are ranked between thirteenth and twentieth, making it a very balanced group. While no one stands out in terms of individual ability, there are no students with obvious weaknesses either.

Game start.

As the laning phase began, Lin Shu reiterated over the headset on HWG's end: "Play normally."

They've gone extremely low with their lineup selection, basically using heroes that are impossible to solo kill in the early levels. If they still can't perform well with that, then even if you unleash the Pacific Ocean, it won't make a difference.

Li Nan replied, "Understood. I'll go wander around the enemy jungle after I finish clearing the red buff."

Zhang Hai smiled and said, "The guy playing Renekton in the top lane is a bit impatient, so I'll play with him and see how he pulls me through."

Sima the old scoundrel didn't say anything, but simply controlled the policewoman to take a step forward.

Thresh with the white crescent moon followed beside him and placed a ward directly into the river bush.

"Level 1?"

"Um!"

Contrary to many people's expectations, the most aggressive fights in the early game actually occurred in the bottom lane.

The old thief's female police officer, relying on her 650-yard range, started to exploit the gaps in the female gunslinger's last-hit opportunities from level one.

She retreated immediately after clicking, and by the time the enemy's aggro turned around, she was already out of range.

The combination of Miss Fortune and Lulu in the youth training team is normally not afraid of Caitlyn and Thresh in auto-attacks. Lulu has a shield and her auto-attacks deal extra damage, while Miss Fortune's passive, Double Shot, is also formidable.

The problem is that the contestants' basic skills are far too weak.

Lulu had just logged in when she accidentally bumped into a corner of the minion wave.

Without hesitation, Thresh with the white crescent moon didn't hesitate and immediately threw a Q at Lulu's face. He didn't even have any calculations; he just timed it perfectly, throwing out the hook the instant Lulu tried to help.

The old thief caught up with AQ, and the Peacekeeper passed through Lulu's body, causing her health to drop significantly in an instant. She was forced to use a potion and retreat.

The female gunner wanted to trade some health, but the old thief wasn't greedy at all. After attacking, he immediately pulled back, making the first wave of the fight a huge profit.

Wow, go easy on me!

[Old thief and newbie, don't take this too seriously.]

【game over!】

[The two young players still suffered from a lack of experience, and were completely unprepared at level one. It's worth noting that many bot laners in the LPL, including WeiXiao, have been caught out before.]

In-game.

The old thief didn't rush to expand his advantage. He just controlled the lane in front of the river, and would attack the enemy's minions and Lulu if they came up to last hit, or suppress the minions and experience if they didn't.

White Crescent took the opportunity to fill in vision in the river bushes, and Li Nan's men moved the vision in the lower half of the map forward.

With an advantage in the bottom lane, he had an incredibly comfortable time in the jungle. While farming jungle monsters to level up, he would occasionally flank to the mid lane, activate his E skill, and rush out to kick Kha'Zix, forcing Kha'Zix to use his E and retreat.

As for the top lane, the fight between the Stone Golem and the Crocodile was hardly a particularly exciting scene.

However, the trainees in the youth training team who were playing with crocodiles had absolutely no grasp of the details.

In addition, the young players were eager to show off and took the initiative to attack. As a result, every time they tried to come up and trade blows, they were slowed and pulled away by Malphite's Q, their attack speed was reduced by E, and their passive shield was refreshed. When Renekton hit them, it was like tickling them.

In just a few minutes, the crocodile itself lost a significant amount of health.

As for the middle lane...

The director also understood the importance of creating a good show, so he wandered around the top and bottom lanes and the jungle twice before finally shifting the focus of the observation to the mid lane.

This movement caused an explosion of comments in the live stream chat.

[Holy crap, how come the mantis only has half its health left?]

[Such a fast yellow card, processed in seconds!]

[Did the praying mantis jump in, get stunned, and get hit with a combo?]

[E God's control of minion waves and attack range is simply a pleasure to watch.]

[Wait a minute, how come my cards and E-God's cards are like two completely different heroes? I'm using basic attacks and drawing cards frantically, while E-God seems to get whatever he wants.]

In the video, the blue team's half-health Kha'Zix is ​​pitifully driven away from the minion wave, not even daring to smell the experience.

Meanwhile, Lin Shu, holding the yellow card, leisurely retreated to his original position just as the yellow card expired, and casually finished off the low-health minion with a basic attack.

In the previous wave, the Kha'Zix tried to jump in at level three to unleash a combo, but as soon as he landed, Lin Shu instantly switched to Yellow Card with W, stunned him with a basic attack, then used Q with Wild Card to scratch him, and then chased him down with two more hits.

The mantis's health bar dropped by half, and it could only slink back to the tower.

On the commentary booth, Xiaocang couldn't help but sigh: "There was nothing wrong with Kha'Zix going in to trade blows, but E God used his yellow card too quickly. Kha'Zix was stunned the moment his E skill landed, and he didn't even get to use his Q."

Xiao Zhi chimed in, "What do you mean by 'having a chance'? Kha'Zix thought he had a chance, but E-God showed him what it means to have no chance. Look at Twisted Fate's positioning right now, the minion wave is stuck in the middle, Kha'Zix can just come up and eat cards, or he'll lose experience. This mid lane is practically E-God's backyard."

[E God: Basic operations, don't be silly!!]

[Mid lane has collapsed, prepare for 20!]

[Mantis: Why did I jump up there? Oh, I jumped up there to give away health.]

[They're all cards, but E-God seems to have an extra layer of intimidation when playing them.]

[Three minutes... Even though there hasn't been a single solo kill, I still feel like the youth training camp is at a huge disadvantage.]

The five people in the first group didn't look too good.

Whether they are good or bad, they know better than anyone else.

The jungler, Prince, wanted to help the mid laner, but his jungle had already been invaded by Li Nan's Hecarim, who had taken a camp of F4. He was behind in levels, and there was probably still some unknown vision in the river. If he tried to gank, he would likely die and give away a free kill, so he didn't dare to move recklessly.

The duo is still in jail in the bottom lane, and Miss Fortune has been down by almost 20 CS.

The top laner's health was also low, so he could only stay under the tower and wait for the minion wave.

Dude, the crocodile was attacking the rock golem and got his health pushed back down. Poet?

Time passed second by second.

It's not just the players who can withstand pressure on the field.

The expressions of the trainees who had been observing in the training room also changed considerably.

gap!

The gap is just too big.

Let's leave the bottom lane aside for now.

Malphite and Twisted Fate, champions that are usually used as tanky top and mid laners in normal games, let alone gain an early advantage, were used by E God and Tazi to keep their opponents pinned under their towers and unable to breathe.

They finally experienced firsthand how terrifying the details of their profession could be.

A rock golem fighting a crocodile?

The speed boost from a single Q skill can cause a crocodile with a stat advantage to miss his skills repeatedly.

Are cards afraid of assassins?

The almost instantaneous yellow card turned the Voidreaver into a Void Sliding Slider.