I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

This is also the core factor that distinguishes a boosted Nidalee from a regular Nidalee.

In this game, the enemy Nidalee's jungle clearing and kiting were incredibly smooth. The red buff was constantly being toyed with by Nidalee's leaps and bounds, barely getting a hit. Seeing such a hardworking jungler, Luo Fei couldn't help but think of that day running under the setting sun—a memory of his lost youth.

Then, he used his Q skill to stealthily place a box, and also conveniently used Smite to kill the red buff that was just low on health.

Nidalee continued pulling jungle camps until the red buff disappeared. The only surprise was that the huge buff she had just placed there had vanished in the blink of an eye.

That's... kind of strange.

[You're the target of my prank!]

With a mocking laugh, a level 2 Shaco with the red buff suddenly appeared next to Nidalee, unleashing a slash with the passive effect of his Q skill.

While increasing damage, the red buff successfully slowed enemies!

"Holy crap! An ambush?" The sudden appearance of the clown startled the Nidalee booster. Before he could make his next move, a box suddenly appeared under his feet and started firing at him relentlessly.

Status: Fear - Buff Successfully Applied!

This is the essence of the Joker. I can't speak for the mid-to-late game, but in the early game, if you get hit by even one of his boxes, your life will be in danger. The damage from the combo of A followed by a box followed by another A, along with the Thunderlord's Decree, is just two skills combined with an auto-attack, and Nidalee's health is already down to half.

With a shout of "Grass!" in both Chinese and Japanese, the now-free Nidalee leaped towards the upper jungle. Although the situation was unclear, creating distance was the best course of action.

However...

The moment the W skill landed, another box appeared out of nowhere, and the fear was successfully inflicted once again!

"Holy crap, again?"

The boosting player was dumbfounded. "Are you kidding me? Two boxes, and they're level 2. Did you just clear the jungle and level up directly?"

Isn't this person afraid of losing control of the jungle?

As the Shaco approached step by step, the Nidalee player frantically pressed the Flash button. He had two paths before him: one was to Flash to the jungle fork and slip back through the jungle behind his own second top turret; the other was to Flash directly to the Krugs and then walk back to his own second turret from there.

These two choices are obvious to any normal person.

then

"Whoosh!" A flash was used.

The moment the fear control ended, Nidalee used Flash into the pit where the Stone Golem was trapped.

Sure enough, there was no Shaco's box at this location. In other words, as long as he walks here, by the time his next W skill is ready, the enemy Shaco at level two will have no chance of getting the kill.

Then this time, I haven't lost too much!

Thinking of this, the player who was boosting the account immediately quickened his pace and jumped.

then

"Snapped!"

You have disturbed the witch!

Right at the narrow passage leading back to the second tower from the Stone Golem Pit, the last box was successfully triggered!

Seeing the Nidalee once again rendered unable to move by fear, the boosting player said: He's mentally broken.

One second later

First Blood!

"666666"

"Holy crap, you can actually step on all of these?"

"Is this some kind of scripted performance? Why are they stepping on everything they're placed on?"

"To be fair, those who achieve great things playing this hero all have some psychological issues."

It's filthy, really filthy.

This whole thing was so scripted and awful, it was way dirtier than anyone expected, giving the audience goosebumps. Looking at the screen full of comments and discussions, Luo Fei, having just finished off the leopard woman, thought for a moment, then opened his own livestream and changed the name to one that better suited his stream.

For example: People who play the clown are all kind-hearted.

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P.S.: A friend in the group is referring to the book "The Crimson Reaper of Ursus".

Brief description: He didn't send it to me.

Section 516, Chapter 44: What the hell is this human suffering?!

Upon seeing the clown secure first blood, Luo Fei's teammates immediately thought: "Has this guy lost his mind?" But wait, WE won today's match.

If it's not a career, then it must be a relationship?

However, after glancing at the calm Weibo account and considering that Crazy Dog was livestreaming from the base at this time, it ruled out that there were no major problems in his real-life relationship.

Why did this thing suddenly start acting strangely?

Could it be... that Sister Shuang is on her period today and was in a bad mood, so she yelled at him? Is this guy looking for a punching bag?

hiss~

That seems to make a damn good point!

"Brothers, this game is going well again!" With a hint of excitement, Junke went up and unleashed a triple combo, dealing a heavy blow to the opposing team's "Big Tree" player, whose ID was "Shuang'er."

There's no way around it; as a mentally healthy player, Junke says he has absolutely no liking for this kind of creepy guy who keeps throwing his son around like that. Real men should step up and fight! What kind of skill is it to just stand there sneaking around like that? Even EDG's Maokai isn't this cowardly!

But there's no way around it. These "big tree" players are the epitome of cowardice. They're the most consistent at climbing ranks, but also the most reckless. Everyone's talent is equal; they'll just pick a utility role and let the others do whatever they want in lane. Their fate is in the hands of their teammates.

Templates can even be directly applied, just like Yu XiaoC, whose signature heroes are Axeman, Graveman, Stoneman, Iron Man, and the recently popular Sword Demon. Basically, he plays whatever is strong and whatever is easy to play.

Luo Fei said he would absolutely not go up to such a stubborn fool.

What is the clown most afraid of?

The worst thing is when the other party doesn't intend to kill!

For a typical Shaco player, facing pure scaling champions like Nasus or Kayle is incredibly frustrating, because for Shaco to maximize his damage output or secure a solo kill, the opponent must walk into his trap. Similarly, the best way to deal with Shaco is to avoid killing him.

Of course, the reason is very simple.

But it's very difficult to do.

Luo Fei's proficiency with the Joker wasn't learned through the jungle role in his previous life, but rather through the support role. Starting in Season 10, the joy of playing Joker support skyrocketed; it offered mobility, burst damage, and kill potential, and in the late game, it could even double as an assassin to gank the ADC.

The only downside is that Shaco can have a tough time supporting his own AD carry.

But what does it matter? Can you even consider the ADCs of Season 10 as human beings? They were all easily killed upon sight. That's why Shaco support became so popular during that period, and why Luo Fei studied it so diligently. Besides, this game doesn't rely heavily on hand speed; as long as you have a clear mind, you can play it skillfully.

Finally, after carefully watching a certain video on Midu for about two days, he suddenly realized something!

So the Joker is actually such a kind hero?

Unlike other heroes, who will immediately engage in a life-or-death struggle with the opponent once their skills are ready, the Joker sets up a trap, leaving the opponent with ample room to maneuver.

What is this called? From a Buddhist perspective, this is called magnanimity.

The Joker player's actions weren't just malicious; they were practically doing a service to all living beings. Anyone who fell victim to this would have known the saying "the sea of ​​suffering is boundless, but there is always a way back," and wouldn't have been killed by the Joker.

So, with the thought of saving as many people as possible, the Joker, after killing the Nidalee, not only didn't leave, but even continued to place boxes in the bushes next to F6, and then obediently stayed in the bushes, like Jiang Taigong fishing - waiting for those who are willing to take the bait.

"??????"

"Again? Please, have some decency."

"Leopard Woman: CNM! Did you hear me, CNM!!!"

Background music: The sky is azure blue~ Outside the window are origami cranes~

I couldn't bear to watch anymore. Although we haven't seen Nidalee yet, countless players have no objection to the fact that she'll be coming. There's no other reason than that the enemy jungler is a berserker in his un-explosive form.

The reason why skilled junglers can easily climb the ranks and are often seen duo-queuing, and even those who play with others often seek out junglers, is because if you completely dominate the opponent in this role, they simply can't compete.

First, they crush your jungler, then they unleash a barrage of attacks and ganks across all three lanes. Who the hell can withstand that?

As Luo Fei had predicted, a typical Shaco player, after stealing buffs and kills, would usually either gank lanes or go back to farm their own buffs, aiming for a 3-buff start. Following this logic, their own F6 and Krugs should still be safe.

With one less buff available, F6, which offers slightly more experience points, becomes a map resource that Nidalee must fight for.

Then. . .

"Appearing and disappearing like a ghost—that perfectly describes me!"

【Aha!】

Go invisible, A into the box into E into A, then press S to stay still, watching helplessly as the Nidalee, freed from control, instinctively turns around and uses W to escape the Shaco with the red buff.

Then, another box was triggered.

He died instantly!

"ε=('ο｀*))) Sigh, why are young people so foolish? Why bother grinding monsters all the time? Is life more important or money? Doesn't this guy have any self-awareness?"

He happily pocketed another 300 gold, then went back to his own jungle to farm the blue buff.

Back home, Boots of Speed, item build complete!

Don't ask, the answer is that Luo Fei has already locked onto the target this game. To reiterate, many junglers like to gank here and there like firefighters, which is completely useless.

Although you have a strong presence, this advantage cannot be maintained for long. If you encounter a clumsy teammate, a single lane kill will send you back to your starting position.

Therefore, when arresting someone, you must identify the right target and then apprehend them relentlessly.

So, in the next few minutes, the audience in the live stream witnessed once again what it means to have a crazy prediction and a father-son squat.

Almost wherever the leopard woman went, a giggling clown would inexplicably appear beside her, vividly demonstrating what it means to have a clown right next to you. And if you tried to run, you'd easily step on his boxes, which seemed to be placed precisely along your escape routes, like a precognitive prophecy.

What's even more outrageous is that because Shaco has bought Boots of Mobility, his mobility as Nidalee can no longer be displayed against the opponent. The direct result is that Shaco has already reached level 5, while he is still only level 3 or almost level 4, directly falling two levels behind the opponent.

Looking at her 0-3 score in the information bar, the Nidalee player shed tears of regret.

What kind of human suffering is this?!

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