I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

Fortunately, the damage from Titan and Troll wasn't high in the early game, and Swift was finally able to use Flash after breaking free from control and returning to the wall.

Of course, he quickly realized that something was wrong.

He remembered that there were three people who came just now, so why didn't he see the leopard woman make a move?

quickly,

A javelin successfully provided him with the answer.

First Blood!

Nidalee secured First Blood.

PY:

I was imprisoned by my family the moment I transmigrated.

What kind of gender-swapped characters do you like? No, crossdressing? No, that's not right either, maybe it's a big oval loli.

Section 36 Chapter Thirty-Six: Have you ever heard of square jungle farming?

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"That scoundrel played well, Swift is in trouble."

"Basic operation, don't be silly, everyone sit down." When you're trying to show off, you have to do it in a profound and elegant way. At this point, he should have remained silent and acted like a master, but unfortunately, he couldn't resist.

"Alright, Swift's gone bad. I'm going to bot lane after we finish clearing this jungle. The enemy minion wave is coming." After glancing at Lucian in the bot lane, Leg Bro finally had the courage to go to lane.

He was afraid to go online because he was worried the enemy jungler would gank him, and he couldn't possibly win a 2v1. But now that Swift's jungle is collapsing early game, he's fine. You want to gank me? You're probably even lower level than me! You're just here to feed.

The thought of soon gaining experience and resources brought a smile to Leg Bro's face.

quickly,

Leg Bro returned to the lane, and Zero returned to Mystic's side. Only Luo Fei's Nidalee continued to return to her upper jungle and began to farm the completely untouched jungle.

This time, he started strong in the three jungle areas and got incredibly fed.

Almost level 4 or 5, time to go back to base. Immediately buy a Sheen and a jungle item that's been upgraded once. With his current items, any enemy who faces him in a one-on-one situation will basically be easily killed by him.

Xi Ye glanced at Nidalee's items and his hand trembled involuntarily. This was ridiculous; her jungle items were better than his solo lane items. However, considering Nidalee's strong early-game carry potential, he let it slide.

"You're taking off now, which lane are you planning to target first?" Having barely dodged Doinb's chain attack, Xiye asked casually. Actually, he was already being completely crushed, but saying it outright would make him seem like a noob, so he subtly hinted at it.

Everyone here is shrewd; this level of hint is already a sign of admitting defeat, and Luo Fei understood his meaning immediately.

but,

He had no intention of ganking.

"Hey, Wangzai, good luck! My jungle monsters are almost done clearing." Completely ignoring the question mark on his body, he turned around and ran towards his frog princess.

"No way, you had such a huge advantage early on, and instead of helping the game, you were just farming the jungle? Do you think you're playing Master Yi?" Xi Ye was dumbfounded. Was this jungler a real idiot or just pretending? With such a big advantage, if he just helped the mid lane a little bit four or five times, wouldn't he be able to easily take down any enemy?

So you just left it there and kept brushing it?

Hearing his teammates' doubts, Luo Fei couldn't help but sigh. The gameplay in Season 6 wasn't as diverse as in later generations. In this era, picking Nidalee was about clearing the jungle quickly and ganking flexibly. It was truly unprecedented for someone to start farming immediately after gaining an advantage like he did.

However, he still felt he could offer an explanation.

"Wangzai."

"what?"

Have you ever heard of "square jungle"?

"???"

Ignoring his bewilderment, Luo Fei immediately began his own grinding journey.

Teacher Ma's square jungle strategy has several key elements:

1. Jungling heroes need to clear jungle camps quickly.

2. Strong 1v1 ability, at least able to beat the enemy jungler.

3. Must have mobility skills and be relatively agile.

Aside from the second point, Nidalee perfectly counters Rengar. However, due to the advantages mentioned earlier, the shortcomings in the second point are also compensated for, so naturally, Teacher Ma's square jungle strategy has made a comeback.

This move immediately disgusted QG's Swift.

Logically, a jungler like him, who falters early game and has inconsistent crowd control, should focus on farming and catching up while the enemy jungler is making plays, then try to regain momentum later. But the problem is, that incompetent enemy jungler hasn't even shown up in lane?

Holy crap, do you even know how to play Nidalee?

Swift thinks it's awesome.

The direct consequence of Nidalee's absence was that he was trembling in fear on all three lanes, and even entering the bushes in the jungle required careful maneuvering, fearing an ambush. To make matters worse, the jungle monsters in his own area were always cleared by others before he could, leaving him bewildered throughout the game and only able to eat scraps.

"What the hell? Is the enemy a farming machine? How can they farm so much?" Swift looked at his own level 4 and was truly on the verge of tears. He didn't even need to guess; the enemy Nidalee was definitely level 6, and he could only wait for the experience compensation mechanism to allow him to regain his former glory.

Ultimately, the square jungle strategy is a fast-leveling 18 playstyle. It involves frantically farming in the early game to quickly reach level 18, and ganking is limited to short, fleeting opportunities – help if you can, otherwise ignore it. The advantage is that even if you die once or twice, you'll still have more gold and experience than the enemy jungler, and if you get ahead, you'll have a game-wide lead.

The downsides are also obvious. In the early game, if you farm the enemy jungler, you can make plays. If you succeed a few times and then coordinate with the jungler to invade, the enemy jungler won't be able to farm at all. A jungler without any rhythm is basically just wandering around the jungle. Moreover, this playstyle is unique to the early game of Season 7, because the dragons are not important at that time, and there is no need to deliberately control the dragons.

but,

If the enemy jungler crashes early, then this playstyle is naturally invincible. On the contrary, by not ganking early and just farming, Swift's Rengar has no room to develop. Ganking might result in being counter-killed, and there are no jungle camps for him to farm while he has to worry about running into the enemy Nidalee.

For a full few minutes, Swift's poodle was playing hide-and-seek and wandering around the wilderness, leaving everyone completely bewildered.

"Killer's playstyle is quite something." Longhair was completely dumbfounded. Actually, aside from that early invasion, Nidalee was just farming all the time. But here's the question: why did the enemy team completely ignore him when he was invading their jungle so frequently?

"The Nidalee champion is just too agile. Look at Killer's proficiency; the walls are practically nonexistent." Remembering that his game understanding was slightly better, he knew that without Swift's rhythm, QG was really just a second-rate team. From that perspective, Nidalee's performance was absolutely brilliant.

Another small square was cleared. The square jungler, after reaching level 6, officially began his ganking rhythm, and only then did Luo Fei finally take a look at the map.

In the top lane, WE, having gained an advantage, switched lanes again, now having Nautilus face off against Lulu. However, the opponent played very cautiously, merging with the turret and having no chance.

In the bottom lane, both sides' bottom lanes have just come online and there are probably wards everywhere, so there's no chance of winning.

The jungle? Swift has been playing hide-and-seek with him for so long, how could he be caught so easily?

Then,

That leaves only the mid lane.

Glancing at the mid lane, Wangzai's Kassadin had finally reached level 6, but his health was also very low. He must have been pressured quite a bit by Doinb in the early game, losing two-thirds of his health.

That being the case.

"Hey, Wangzai."

"What?" Xi Ye was under a lot of pressure right now. His health bar had already entered the opponent's kill threshold, and he could be taken down by the opponent if he was not careful. He had to keep an eye on the movements of the Demoness at all times and didn't have time to pay attention to this idiot who never came to help him.

"Don't be angry, I've come out of seclusion now. You go and help us take him down, I guarantee you the kills, how about it?"

"Is that really true?" Wangzai asked uncertainly, after all, this guy had beaten him up quite a few times before.

"Who's the enemy between us? How could you not believe what I say? When have I ever lied to you?" Like a devil's whisper, Luo Fei's words kept echoing in Wangzai's mind.

After being suppressed for so long, Xi Ye has indeed started to lose his temper.

So what?

Should we trust this idiot one more time?

Section 37 Chapter Thirty-Seven Is this all possible?

Now that the decision has been made, the remaining question is how to seduce the other side.

This is easy to solve.

For two top-tier mid laners, if he inadvertently uses a skill to farm minions and reveals an opening, the enemy LeBlanc will naturally fall into the trap. You know, Kassadin's face looks like an Armstrong boomerang; how could a seasoned LeBlanc resist such temptation?

Moreover, Doinb in S6 mainly focused on lane dominance and team damage output. Although he has started to show signs of roaming, his champion pool is basically limited to a few champions: Viktor, Katarina (who only makes choices), and Faceless Void.

On the contrary, Xi Ye felt that this enchantress was someone he could manipulate.

There's a slightly awkward position for a low-health minion in the lane ahead. Going in for a basic attack would basically be suicide, so naturally, the only option is to use the Q skill to finish it off.

Q Void Ball Shot

The sports car soldier in the distance was perfectly finished off.

At that very moment, Doinb's LeBlanc went straight in!

Young Doinb must have spent too much time in the LCK and hadn't watched the cartoons here when he first came to the LPL. Otherwise, he would definitely know about the "first move always means loss" principle in cartoons.

R walked through the void, barely dodging the first spell of the Demoness's demonic sound.

A lateral flash! He anticipated and dodged the next copied ultimate skill.

Once he had thought things through clearly, Xi Ye was simply bringing the script in his mind to life.

Two brilliant maneuvers allowed them to dodge the fatal W and R attacks.

then,

Kassadin was hit by LeBlanc's QE combo. His level 1 auto-attack triggered Thunderlord's Decree, and Kassadin's health instantly plummeted.

But is Xi Ye panicking?

I'm not flustered at all.

He has teammates, you know what teammates are? You, a fool, missed two skills and still think you can kill him? A fed Nidalee could heal him back to normal in one go, right?

Xiye declared he was absolutely certain. How could he lose when the jungler was completely dominating?

but,

Two more seconds passed, and he was almost dead from being assaulted, but the 36D breasts that were supposed to be on his head still hadn't arrived.

what's going on?

Where are the people who were supposed to be there?

Xi Ye quickly glanced at the minimap and saw that the Nidalee was still the same Nidalee, but her location hadn't changed at all.