I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

QG then added Rengar and Lucian to supplement their damage output, leaving a counter slot for Doinb in the mid lane.

In their last two picks, WE directly took Conter's Trundle as support and gave Xiye Kassadin to ensure quality in the mid-to-late game.

At this point, WE's lineup is: Top lane Nautilus, Jungle Nidalee, Mid lane Kassadin, Bot lane Kalista + Trundle.

A fairly smooth lineup.

Doinb's last pick was LeBlanc, attempting to exert pressure in the early laning phase.

QG's lineup: Top lane Lulu, Jungle Rengar, Mid lane LeBlanc, Bot lane Lucian + Thresh

The game is officially about to begin.

In a normal, smooth gameplay scenario, the waiting time before entering the game is essentially the time it takes for both teams' fans to cheer.

only...

WE still has far too few fans; the cheers are barely audible, even quieter than those for QG in the next round. Luo Fei was somewhat disappointed, but he could understand. WE's performance in S5 was truly abysmal, so bad that even WeiXiao, who clearly had the ability to continue, chose to retire. Even though they've gained many more fans these past few days...

When have you ever seen any members of the Anti-Fighting Forum go to watch a match in person?

It's fine if they don't recognize him, but if they do, aren't they afraid the audience will scatter his ashes on the spot?

On the contrary, as long as they are online, no one can touch a hair on their head.

What's the deal with the "anti-ba" guy? (Leans back tactically)

In real life, I swallow my anger and dare not insult others, but online, I strike back fiercely, insulting netizens with great arrogance!

If Heaven hadn't created keyboard warriors like us, the world of online trolls would have remained in perpetual darkness.

I have a single click to open the gates of heaven, and a single click to slay immortals.

He single-handedly fought against three thousand emperors, and with two keys, he swept across thirteen continents.

Of the three million keyboard warriors in the world, they must all bow their heads before me.

At the pinnacle of immortality, I reign supreme over the world; with my keyboard, I rule the heavens!

The great river flows down from the heavens, sweeping across the sky and suppressing the world with a single click!

When Yin and Yang are in chaos, I will use my magic key to clear the heavens!

Ahem, I couldn't help myself, I've gone off on a tangent.

That's why WE now only has a small number of die-hard fans and those who are just fans of the team's looks and hold up signs advertising the "brother-in-law" (WE's nickname). This is why WE is in such a sorry state. Just when they thought the segment was over and were about to put on their headphones, the entire venue suddenly erupted in extremely loud cheers again:

"LGD!" "Go LGD!"

"LGD!" "Go LGD!"

"LGD!" "Go LGD!" (Voice cracks!)

This. . .

"Holy crap, so all the fans on both sides are traitors? This place has been taken over by the Happy Family?" Luo Fei looked at the audience below the stage in a daze. Although he had seen this scene on the screen before, when it actually happened in person, he could only feel endless desolation.

During the home team's match, the cheers were even less enthusiastic than those for the teams that weren't even present.

Whether it's a meme or something else, it still makes people feel uncomfortable.

"There's nothing we can do. LGD was the champion last year, and we can't compare to them in terms of popularity. It's just that we used to have a group of fans too," Xi Ye said with a hint of envy.

They received similar cheers last year, but that was before Smile retired.

pity...

Leg Bro, Brother-in-law, and Zero also looked outside with envy. Every professional player dreams of fame and fortune. But ultimately, their skills aren't up to par, and their results aren't good enough; they can only watch enviously.

"Then just beat those fans back."

His sudden words left his teammates staring at him in disbelief.

Fight back? Can they really do that now?

It was just a cobbled-together combination, mixed with a few discarded pieces that others didn't want. Even the management team's goal was just to make the playoffs, but this new captain was trying to reclaim the glory of the past.

The past ostentation and childishness have all faded away from the man before her.

Luo Fei's face was now full of seriousness as he looked at his teammates around him.

"Listen, everyone must have a dream."

"No matter what happened in the past or what the future holds, as long as I remain in this position, I swear."

"One day, we will definitely fill this stage to capacity!"

P.S.: I don't know if this is acceptable.

At first, I just wanted to write for fun, and I didn't intend to write for long. But since I decided to write, I had to decide on a direction. As for whether I'm worried about abandoning the project? I have another book with over 50 views that I haven't abandoned yet, but it's not here.

Ultimately, fanfiction is about youth and passion. I'm just trying to add some silly humor to make it more enjoyable. After all, everyone's already tired enough from work and school; don't make reading too tiring. And I don't need to fabricate your dreams; we've already won two consecutive championships.

This book is mainly a lighthearted and humorous work, occasionally interspersed with a touch of professionalism and passion, which will be my next direction.

Also, please stop rushing me, I really don't have a single drop left QAQ

Chapter 35, Section 35: A husky that doesn't want to be a wolf isn't a good leopard.

At the start of the game, all five players on both sides positioned themselves in a chain formation, occupying various jungle entrances and trying to find opportunities to rush in and place wards. S6's playstyle was somewhat unscrupulous; they wanted to make it easier for the AD carry to farm, trying to gank the lane when ahead and switching lanes when behind.

Especially in this version of the game, the support is just a tool. In the early game, they don't spend much time with the AD carry. They are the kind of people who provide door-to-door service, going wherever they are needed, and they look extremely humble.

So, putting aside the support role, let's look at Lucian versus Kalista.

Kalista would break his legs in the early game, so QG naturally wanted to avoid the laning phase. Besides, after several days of scrims, they discovered that Killer simply didn't know how to play lane swapping, so he was doomed.

"So? Should we try to catch up in the laning phase?" Zero asked. They had the advantage in the early game, and according to the practice, they would rather lose experience than not catch up in the laning phase.

but,

"There's no need. Let them switch lanes if they want. You should farm experience with Mystic first."

They initially wanted to try their luck, but the bot lane duo went to the top lane. QG's vision then showed that the red side had no one at the blue buff, so they let their bot lane continue to the bottom lane.

QG successfully swapped lanes earlier.

Kalista solo-kills in the top lane, Lucian solo-kills in the bottom lane, and the mid lane is a normal matchup.

Both top laners stayed close to their junglers to gain experience, but both sides' vision was clear that their jungle clears were standard.

"What are you planning to do this game?" Leg Bro was fighting the blue buff monster with Luo Fei, but he knew that this guy must have his own ideas. You know, in the scrims, when there was a lane swap, 957 was the one directing him how to play. But this time it was the other way around.

However, he did not hear a reply from the person beside him.

After clearing the blue buff and the three wolves, Luo Fei, along with Leg Bro's Titan, started heading into their own top jungle.

Off-site:

"Hey, is Killer going for a three-wolves, two-buff start this game? Is he planning to make a big move at level three?" Long Hair looked at the screen, somewhat bewildered. After all, in this version, the usual start is to clear one side of the jungle completely, so it's relatively rare to see someone run away with only one jungle camp left.

"Killer probably has his own ideas." Ji De didn't dare to draw too many conclusions, after all, the last one who made decisions without thinking was now called the National Protector Master Zhou Ke'er, the successor of civilian Huang Xudong.

Ok,

Although he was eventually succeeded, it wasn't Zhou Ke'er who succeeded him, but a certain Colonel Guan.

and many more,

Wasn't there some Ken X gay colonel in the middle? (Ahem, from a Mother's Day ad from 19)

He quickly felt genuinely fortunate for his cautious approach, because this Nidalee had directly led the Titan into the enemy jungle. This game, Luo Fei had planned a three-jungle start.

"Quick, quick! Zero, come here. This time, we'll sneak into the village quietly, no shooting, just steal his jungle." At this point, he wasn't going to hide anything anymore. After all, he's a player who returned from S9, so losing in scrims is normal, since his overall skill level is indeed a bit lacking. But if you say he's been getting crushed and hasn't improved, then you're seriously underestimating him.

At least for S9 players, the concept of a "hero spoon" simply doesn't exist.

As a veteran player since Season 3, having played the game for six or seven years, he was just a noob before he transmigrated, not stupid.

The professional players of S6 probably never imagined that in the future, all sorts of weirdos and monsters would be placed in the bot lane of League of Legends, and even professional players would be able to rotate through all five positions, becoming a true piece of the puzzle, only missing the chance to become a coach.

So it's understandable that he would keep a dozen or twenty special skills hidden!

Swift's jungle clearing route is so predictable.

In the early game, the opponent used up almost all of their wards to gank the lane, leaving his upper jungle entrance completely dark and giving him the opportunity to invade.

"Leave your skills, Leg Bro, it's up to you now." Quietly, Leg Bro and the Troll hid in the bushes, leaving Nidalee alone standing quietly in the wolf pit, pretending to be a wolf herself.

the other side,

After clearing the lower jungle, Rengar and Lulu headed towards the wolves as usual. Swift had already secretly planned his route; after clearing this jungle, he would specifically ambush the enemy Nautilus. If he was facing an AD carry, their damage would be enough; if he was facing Lulu, who was close to him, their crowd control would be sufficient.

Anyway, catching Titan is definitely the right thing to do.

As he pondered this, he followed the familiar route to the vicinity of the three wolves. In the S6 version, smite the three wolves and you'll get a moving vision to help you guard the jungle; he wanted to smite them first to prevent the enemy from invading.

only,

Having finally arrived at the entrance of the Three Wolves, Swift inexplicably felt that something was off about the Three Wolves.

Why do I always feel like something's off?

and many more,

Why are there four wolves in the Three Wolves Pit?!

Holy crap, why is there another yellow one?

If he still doesn't realize his jungle has been invaded, he's truly brain-dead. Seriously, if you're going to pretend to be a wolf, at least do it professionally! You're a leopard, not a wolf! Do you really think you're a husky? Have you even read any self-discipline guidelines for actors?!

Before he could finish his rant, a massive anchor shot out from the other side of the bushes, precisely hitting the Rengar who was trying to escape. A basic attack followed, the passive's second stage of crowd control applied, and the E skill successfully slowed him down again.

Due to the forced displacement caused by the Titan's hook, Rengar was pulled off the wall and unable to Flash back to the tower on the other side. Zero went even further, placing a pillar directly at the entrance to the jungle, cutting off Rengar's chance to Flash back.

For a champion like Rengar, whose level 6 tempo is crucial, dying once in the early game is no different from being AFK for a minute. He can only rely on himself to choose to walk towards the wall and then Flash back to the other side of the tower.

Huh? You're asking about Lulu?

V-Brother said, "Better to die than to die myself. If you're going to die, don't drag him down with you. He's already miserable enough as to be unable to finish the line."

You see, the feelings between Ueno people are often so simple, unadorned, and fragile.

"Shh!"