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

With a quick shift in momentum, HWG instantly switched roles.

The purple team's bot lane Caitlyn died, but Thresh survived. White Crescent even took a moment to circle around and come to the mid lane to help set up vision to prevent the blue team's bot lane 3 from being caught.

On the other side, although Riven in the top lane managed to deplete a significant amount of the first tower's health after Shen used his ultimate to support and leave, she was still unable to take down the tower first due to insufficient minion waves.

On the contrary, in the mid lane, HWG's top, mid, and jungle combined their efforts to destroy the mid tower.

Both sides had one tower and one kill, but HWG secured the first blood and the more strategically important mid-lane tower.

In addition, Lee Sin repeatedly looked for opportunities in the bottom lane in the early game, and his jungle clearing speed was significantly behind that of Jarvan IV. Even though the benefits of jungle clearing in Season 3 were far less than those of ganking in lane, Lee Sin still managed to do most of the work but didn't get much of a substantial reward.

With occasional assistance from the Prince, Shen in the top lane perfectly withstood the pressure, and in the mid lane he secured the first blood. Apart from being slightly behind in CS, he was developing perfectly.

Therefore, apart from Sima Laozei's female police officer's development being a bit miserable, HWG's overall strategic goals were not affected in any way.

Furthermore, as time went on, the lack of experience among the new youth trainees became increasingly apparent.

After the team, which held a huge advantage in the bottom lane, disappeared, they suddenly became confused.

How can we expand our advantages?

Should we change course or try to capture the dragon?

Changing routes is dangerous, especially for two people.

Without turrets, the minion wave can't be pushed forward, and securing the dragon is uncertain.

……

On the field, Lin Shu sensed a slowdown in the attacking pace of the youth training newcomers.

He felt somewhat helpless, but also understanding.

There's no way around it; this is the gap between casual players and professionals, and it can't be bridged simply by the word "talent."

Random players often have a rigid and predictable playstyle, focusing primarily on laning rather than rotating, controlling resources, or strategizing for the entire game.

Like Xiao Fan's Lee Sin, even after gaining an advantage in the bottom lane, he still played recklessly, repeatedly ganking the bottom half of the map meaninglessly, rushing to invade the jungle, and roaming out of position, wasting his early advantage.

As a result, Riven in the top lane was threatened by Jarvan IV and could not become the team's second strongest lane.

Then there's Xiao Wu's robot. As a support, he only knows how to initiate team fights and doesn't do any vision control. The dragon and jungle entrances are all in a state of dark vision.

The few instances of jungler-support ganks were merely mechanical attempts, failing to free up the mid-lane Ahri in advance, and their effectiveness was essentially zero.

Lin Shu commanded, "Keep the pace steady, no rush, let's continue developing."

In 10 minutes, the youth training team secured their first dragon!

HWG ignored the exchange and simply traded tower health and some jungle resources.

The youth team players were honest; they simply took the dragon without any subsequent strategy of pushing lanes, invading the jungle, or hindering the opponent's development. The economic advantage provided by the dragon could not be converted into overall initiative.

The key point is that Draven accumulated passive ability for more than ten minutes but still couldn't withdraw the money, which resulted in the economic gap between the two sides remaining very small.

Seeing this situation, the spectators outside the venue were more anxious than anyone else.

[Attack! Charge! We can't let them carry the supplies!]

HWG can play steadily and methodically, but you can't!

[Damn, E-God's Kassadin has successfully navigated his weak early game, leveling up and acquiring items, significantly increasing his support speed. New players simply can't compete with him now.]

[The jungle strategy was also problematic. Jarvan IV, in coordination with Shen, consistently controlled jungle resources, slowly closing the economic gap and dragging the game into their preferred mid-game tempo. In contrast, Lee Sin and Riven showed little synergy.]

Fifteen minutes.

During this period, Lin Shu still did not actively target Draven in the bottom lane, continuing to give the trainee rookie a chance to showcase his skills. Occasionally, he would trade blows and create space in the bottom lane, allowing Draven to maintain his highlight plays and see if the opponent could make a profit during this time.

Meanwhile, the gank on Riven in the upper half of the map gave her multiple opportunities to escape with a sliver of health through skillful maneuvers, further highlighting the rookie's individual skill. However, the team's overall operational loopholes and lack of rhythm made this performance seem particularly weak and ineffective.

Sixteen minutes.

The first team fight between the two sides.

Using a shrewd tactic, Delai Diploma finally succeeded in withdrawing the money.

With thousands of gold coins in hand, the equipment underwent a qualitative leap.

Just as Miller and Waa were shouting that the youth training team was about to make a comeback.

Lin Shu officially ended the "training mode" and launched a full-scale counterattack.

"We've seen everything we needed to see. It's time to let the newcomers see what HWG's playstyle is all about."

Seventeen and a half minutes.

HWG's top, mid, and jungle players coordinated their attacks and switched to the bottom lane, exploiting the fatal weaknesses of their youth academy players, such as poor vision control and a disconnect between their jungler and support, to create a classic rhythm variation.

The Twilight Eye used his ultimate at the fountain, and the Prince followed up with his entry. Kassadin cleared all his skills in a second and instantly killed the AD carry.

HWG then capitalized on the gaps in their opponents' vision to continue snowballing their momentum.

Secure the Dragon and the bottom lane turret, while keeping Eye of Twilight to push the lane, and the rest of the team rotates to the mid lane to threaten the purple team's second turret, thus completely taking control of half of the map.

twenty minutes.

Lin Shu's Kassadin was fully equipped, suppressing Ahri in lane while frequently roaming to control the pace of the game.

Xiao Fang's fox skills were impressive, and his charm attacks were extremely threatening during the battle for support.

However, the team was led by the nose throughout the entire process, making it impossible for him to utilize his personal roaming advantages;

Riven's lane pressure in the top lane was quite good, and she almost achieved a solo kill. However, due to Li Nan's intervention, she was always just a little short, allowing Zhang Hai to achieve a perfect pressure resistance.

Twenty-two minutes.

The second dragon team fight.

HWG's teamwork was perfect. Xiao Wu's robot was instantly killed, and Draven, without protection, lacked space to deal damage. Forced to take a detour, the top, mid, and jungle trio retreated in a hurry, which disrupted their formation.

One for four!

Both sides have completely reversed the economic situation. While the female police officer has made up for her shortcomings, HWG has a 2000 gold lead and completely overwhelms the youth training team in terms of vision, resources, and lane control.

After completely mastering the rhythm, the viewers in the live broadcast room once again witnessed the dominant operational ability of the so-called top team. The whole team played calmly and with great pressure, step by step compressing the living space of the young trainees.

The team relied on perfect vision control to continuously pick off isolated targets, always maintaining a numerical advantage over the enemy. Even if the rookies from the youth training program wanted to initiate a team fight, they wouldn't have the opportunity.

Due to poor vision, Qin Yijie's Riven could only engage head-on. Facing the restrictions of the top, jungle, and support trio, she was unable to deal effective damage to the carry. In several team fights, she could only act as a human punching bag and was crushed to death by HWG.

At 31 minutes, HWG secured the Baron buff and pushed forward with a super minion wave, sweeping all the way to the purple team's mid-lane high ground;

Fang Han and his men defended desperately, but ultimately they were powerless to turn the tide.

Finally, at the 32-minute mark, HWG breached the purple team's crystal, securing victory in the match.