I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

E skill slams the ground hard.

A powerful slap landed, dealing damage from her W ability and instantly taking down Jinx.

The punishment landed, and the weakened fire dragon was also taken away.

Lux, who flashed into the enemy with her Q at the maximum range, was already low on health after being hit by the R-E combo and was taken down by Malphite's Q skill damage.

Double Kill

All that remained was a fleeing leopard woman.

No problem, with the movement speed bonus from her Q skill, Luo Fei's Malphite can quickly return to her side.

A triple kill is within reach.

"I don't know why, but I feel like I could climb this rock myself."

"Same feeling. It's like frying fish; it's purely about which side has more idiots."

"With this triple kill, I'll probably go straight for a Giant's Belt and then build a Rabadon's Deathcap."

"Friendly reminder: the bottom lane is almost completely destroyed, while the mid lane is still just throwing skills at each other in lane."

There's nothing to see here; Nidalee is basically doomed in this wave.

Luo Fei's Malphite has Flash. As long as you follow him until either of his EQ combos is ready, you can Flash in and take him down instantly. This triple kill plus the Fire Dragon is a small win.

The leopard woman in front of him had reached the wall and was trying to climb over it to escape from the jungle, which was obviously not unexpected.

"Shh!"

The cooldown of E skill is slightly faster than that of Q skill. Nidalee's mobility in the jungle is quite good. Just in case, Luo Fei immediately flashed into the jungle and used E skill Earthquake.

Ha, young Nidalee, you didn't expect this old man to have a Flash skill, did you? This predictive Flash is definitely a move that will make everyone in the live stream shout "Master, awesome, 666" for its skill.

He's already figured out how he's going to show off later.

After waiting for a long time, he still didn't get the sound effect of his triple kill.

Ok?

What happened to my triple kill?

My incredibly cool Flash-E combo—where's Nidalee's kill?

Realizing something was wrong, Luo Fei quickly checked the minimap. He saw that on the other side of the wall, the leopard woman stood there for a moment, then scurried away in the opposite direction.

A few seconds later

Jungle Huntress (All): You're a good person.

The live stream room fell into a brief silence.

then,

Explosion instantly!

"666666, the leopard girl is amazing."

"You're such a good person, that's too much. It's like killing someone by hurting their spirit."

"We thought this Nidalee was on the first level, and the streamer thought she was on the second level, but it turns out she was in the atmosphere, and we were on the underground level. It was amazing."

"2333, if he weren't in the Silver rank, this streamer's play would be amazing."

They all knew exactly what had happened. When Nidalee used her W to pounce, she almost certainly hit the wall and didn't make it over; the Malphite had predicted it.

Seeing the map covered in question marks, Luo Fei felt his lifelong reputation was completely ruined.

"This time, he messed up, and I'm getting anxious."

P.S.: Hand over all your votes.

Chapter 29, Section 29: At that moment, it also turned into light.

Luo Fei was somewhat angry at this moment.

Can you believe that a Korean Challenger player would stumble in the mere Silver rank of the Chinese server?

This left him feeling utterly helpless, as he had originally intended to project an image of a master.

Based on that move just now, he had no doubt that someone in the live stream had already recorded it and was preparing to send it to a certain online platform.

or?

"To be patient brings peace, to retreat brings boundless horizons"—this attitude demonstrates his magnanimity by acting as if nothing happened.

Emmm,

I thought about it carefully for 0.5 seconds, and then I realized I was being incredibly magnanimous.

For a while, Shinobu thinks more and more angry, and takes a step back and thinks more and more losses.

If he doesn't teach that female cat across the street a lesson today, he's not a man of the surname Shi.

Of course, the first thing to do now is to keep the viewers in the live stream engaged.

"Ahem, guys, don't be fooled by the streamer getting outplayed. Let me tell you, this Nidalee is dead meat. She's successfully provoked the streamer's wrath."

"Next, I will activate my King of Glory mode and not die once. If I die once, I will receive 500 QQ coins, okay!"

You can't catch a wolf without risking your cub. Anyway, the clubs that send him out tonight will be reimbursed, so why should he be cowardly?

"666666"

"Yes, you can, when you get angry."

"Go for it, guys over there!"

Is this the start of a charity gambling tycoon mode?

This round of betting kept the lonely guys who were feeling down late at night staying up.

That's 500 QQ coins!

Switching to a different livestreaming room not only means losing a small amount of money, but could also result in losing hundreds of millions of yuan. And that's not all.

The problem is they have to watch the goddesses on the other side of the screen fawning over the rich guys. In comparison, perhaps only by throwing away their entire fortune can they get a simple "bro, no problem" in return?

That's really terrible.

But it's different here. Even though there are many people in the live stream, there may not be enough spots for the lucky draw.

But what if you win?

Wouldn't that mean they could then conduct targeted poverty alleviation offline?

Lying trough,

This seems like a really good possibility!

Even just thinking about it made countless viewers and their younger brothers stand up to show their respect.

Ahem~ I've gone off on a tangent.

If he wanted to settle scores with the enemy jungler, Luo Fei naturally had his own methods.

The Thirty-Six Stratagems of State Grid: Using a Borrowed Knife to Kill.

Low-level idiots will spend all their time looking for Nidalee, trying to kill her every time they see her, but this method will seriously hinder their development, and in the end, they may squander their advantages.

This is a poor choice.

Typical players will coordinate with their teammates to maintain vision in the jungle and river, and by knowing the enemy jungler's movements, they can ambush them in advance, so as to achieve both development and revenge. But that's just a standard approach.

This is the middle course of action.

As for the best strategy, it only applies in low-elo games: pretend nothing happened and relentlessly target Nidalee's teammates.

As we all know, in lower-ranked games, the most difficult position is the jungler.

If the top lane collapses, blame the jungler; if the mid lane collapses, blame the jungler; if the bottom lane collapses, blame the jungler again.

Basically, if anything goes wrong, just blame it on the jungler.

So how can we exacerbate this conflict?

As long as you gank more frequently than the enemy jungler, that's all that matters! What could be more infuriating for a jungler than a teammate saying, "Enemy or ally jungler"?

nonexistent.

then,

For the next five minutes, the four members of the red team experienced firsthand what it meant to be surrounded by omnipresent golems.

Luo Fei finally showcased his most famous "street-hopping" playstyle once again.

Taking advantage of their superior equipment and passive shield, they can rush in and use their wheel to steal the opponent's movement speed, then unleash a barrage of attacks. Alternatively, they can see which opponent's health is nearing the kill threshold and use their ultimate to send them packing.

The key is to make you feel disgusted. It doesn't aim to kill, but it keeps you in a constant state of crisis, along with your own bot lane duo of thugs and the unpredictable bomber who might suddenly unleash his ultimate.

In an instant, they threw the opposing team's lineup into complete chaos.

"Here we go! A jungler who likes to stroll around."

"I still find it incredibly ridiculous to watch it again. I roam around like this when I'm jungling, so why can't I achieve the same effect?"

"The person upstairs really thinks they're just wandering around aimlessly. Several times they timed it perfectly. Either a large wave of minions was pushing into the tower, or their own teammates were in bad shape and the enemy had ideas. Their ability to seize opportunities is amazing."

"WE really struck gold! This guy is practically a natural-born factory manager."

Luo Fei remained silent, clearly aware of the situation himself.

When he returned in S9, his understanding of the game was far beyond what players in S6 could keep up with. This is a difference of the times, and also a difference that countless players, analysts and analysts have summarized over the years.

As for why he could play like that on the field, it's because he knew what style the opposing junglers were.

If you can't answer a closed-book exam, you can't fail an open-book exam, right?

If someone can fail an open-book exam, they must be destined to become a mentor outside of gaming!

Having a dedicated person with you is really impressive.

Those who bring in specialists are the elite, possessing a special spirit. They are the cream of the crop. Who cares about a 985 or 211 university? Graduates will all end up working for these specialist bosses; they are truly the next generation of the elite.