I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

After calculating his rage and health, Ma Datou wanted to make sure everything was in the best possible condition.

If even one player in this encirclement is traded, the entire attack can be considered a failure, and they can forget about any chance of a comeback. That's how professional matches are; you gamble by sacrificing the development of two lanes, and if you win, you can turn the game around; if you lose, you'll be back in the next game. They never give you a second chance.

Fortunately, they won their gamble.

Having calculated his rage meter, Gnar used his E skill to leap into the air, growing larger and arriving next to Fiora.

R [Roar!]

It's a very basic aerial transformation and ultimate move, which is what people usually call the Tathagata Palm. Its only advantage is that the ultimate move is relatively sudden, and the opponent may not be able to react in time.

W Lawrence's Heart-Eye Knife

Legge, who had mentally prepared himself, knew that this ultimate was completely unlikely to hit. Marin wasn't surprised either; this ultimate was designed to force out the opponent's W skill, and his positioning was also very tricky. The landing point of his ultimate perfectly positioned itself inside the wall above, completely denying Fiora any chance to use her fourth ultimate. With Gnar's health, despite his high mobility, as long as he didn't get his fourth ultimate, Fiora would have a hard time tanking the damage from three people and killing him instantly.

Even in a three-on-one situation, Marin's attention to detail impressed 957. However, when did he ever say his target was this Gnar with no damage output?

W's sword aura was aimed at Graves from the start. The control-dissolved sword aura stunned Graves, who was trying to deal damage, and at the same time, she dodged Gnar's follow-up W control with a small movement.

I vaguely remember that afternoon when my goofy jungler, Luo Fei, secretly dragged me to the training room, yelling that he was going to teach me a few top lane tricks. At the time, I was a little skeptical; after all, what would a jungler know about top lane? Luckily, he had a good personality and wasn't likely to refuse, so I figured I'd just go over and give him a few perfunctory replies.

result,

He came into contact with a completely new world that was beyond his comprehension.

After that, he practiced secretly for a long time.

Since he failed to control any of them, it's time for him to show off his skills!

For Fiora, there's no situation where she can't make a move. If there is, it just means she's not strong enough.

Memories and recollections flowed endlessly in his eyes, and the actions that seemed to be imprinted in his mind were perfectly reproduced in his hands.

"Your weaknesses have nowhere to hide."

A single basic attack exposed the Graves' weakness.

Accelerate acquisition.

The ultimate move, Musou Challenge, is instantly activated.

Basic attack, small movement around E, Q, E second attack flash Tiamat

Everything happened in the blink of an eye. In that instant, a lotus sword formation bloomed beneath the swordswoman's feet.

Fiora's signature move: four strikes in one second + A-flash, a successful reenactment! With her equipment, level, and the massive damage from the Rift buff, she instantly killed the full-health Graves.

WE_957 killed LGD_Emiy

Just as Emily, the Graves, was recovering from his dizziness, the screen in front of him suddenly went black and white.

The situation has reversed.

"Hmm? Is 957 trying to counter-attack this time? But Gnar's health might not be enough to take him down."

"Marin's play was very subtle; he hid his weakness right in the wall. Leg Bro is done for now."

"Huh? Why is W facing Graves? Did they misplace it?"

"Wait! What is this?"

Doll and Miller were absolutely stunned! In that brief moment of surprise, Graves was gone, and Fiora had blossomed?! Was this really the Fiora they knew?

Fiora, who was just reworked at the S5 World Championship, was still in a state of exploration at the beginning of S6. Most people played Fiora simply because of her powerful stats, but now?

What does "breaking four times in one second" mean?

"666666"

"I'm dumbfounded. Where did my Graves go?"

"No, I've seen that four-hit combo in the highlights, but how did they break the last weakness? There was a wall above Graves!"

"Like Li? Sharp Blade Waltz."

Countless onlookers were stunned! While a four-hit combo in one second is outrageous, it's not unheard of, just not as fast as this. Some streamers who specialize in Fiora have indeed pulled off similar memorable moments, such as Xuan Shen, the strongest Fiora player in Season 6.

But how that last weakness was overcome is somewhat puzzling.

Undeterred by his victory, Fiora knew he could do much more than just eliminate Graves. He unleashed his Q ability, Sky Piercer, targeting Gnar, who was now without mobility or crowd control. With the healing aura, Fiora could easily tank Kassadin's damage and take down Gnar.

three seconds later

Double Kill

The Fiora, now at half health, took down the underfarmed Gnar.

As for the last one, Wei Shen's Kassadin, he simply used Flash + R to escape.

I can't mess with him. If he were level 16 with a fully stacked ultimate, I might be able to put up a fight. But he's only level 11 right now. If he keeps jumping on a half-health Fiora, he's just feeding.

A three-on-one encirclement ended in a 0-for-2 exchange. Wei Shen already knew they had lost this game.

"Wow, Leg Bro, that's awesome!"

"Awesome! That four-in-one-second breakthrough made me so excited!"

"I've got it! I've got it! This one's definitely in!"

Not to mention the audience, even the WE team members were stunned. They had already prepared for the top laner to sacrifice himself, but a few seconds later, news came that the top laner had achieved a double kill against the opposing team.

Is this... really that exciting?

If the two who got killed weren't the opposing team's opponents, Luo Fei would have definitely pointed his finger at them and cursed: "Three against one and you still got killed twice? Do you even know how to play?"

However, seeing the excited yet shy guy next to him, he finally breathed a sigh of relief.

All my hard work has finally paid off.

The flower of talent has finally begun to bloom!

PS: I just saw a new message after the post, there will be a recommendation within two weeks, it should be the release notification.

I won't offer a bounty; I feel like that's just a way to scam you out of your votes, and I'm not even sure I can pay it back.

I'll upload as many drafts as I can on the day it's published. Thank you for your support.

Chapter 51, Section 51: We still need to make a living.

Talent will eventually blossom and bear fruit.

From the moment he returned from his time travel, Luo Fei had been searching for the true nature of his cheat ability. After all, he didn't have any magical gadgets like other protagonists, nor did he have any mysterious old man spying on him from some of his ornaments, and he didn't wake up one day to find himself transformed into a gentle, soft-spoken, and easily swayed girl. He simply returned to four years in the past.

But to say that he really didn't use any cheats wouldn't be true either.

His hands are no longer crippled, his brain is working again, and his awareness is up to par. Most importantly, he can now give himself and those around him a lot of unexpected hints, such as various hero combos and tricks.

By Season 9, almost all the bugs in the skills that every hero could use had been thoroughly investigated. At least in Season 6, if Lee Sin could R-flash, people would shout "666" (a Chinese internet slang for "awesome"). But in Season 9, if you couldn't R-flash, you were considered a complete noob, because it was an era where everything could be combined with a skill and then flash.

Some techniques will be discovered sooner or later, but as long as they haven't been revealed, they're a game-changer. Even if you already know a technique, if I practiced it a month or two earlier, the effect will be drastically different. It was precisely by grasping this point that Luo Fei, having traveled back in time, constantly instilled in his teammates the bizarre and varied techniques from later generations.

There's an anime that perfectly encapsulates the current state of WE: Kuroko's Basketball (with its superpowers).

The current WE team is like Teiko before they even entered university. They are far from reaching their peak, but the seeds of talent are within them. Luo Fei can no longer remember exactly what triggered their rise, but that doesn't stop him from imparting his experience to them like a sudden enlightenment.

Talent can blossom and flourish, and skill can be honed and refined.

With countless pieces of information and relentless training, the team's "Leg Guy" finally blossomed into a talent. His next target was his remaining three teammates.

S6 was a very awkward era.

LPL is facing a talent shortage, while LCK is brimming with talent. This era boasts the peak of the legendary SKT and the world-shaking ROX Tigers. Even a typical esports novel wouldn't choose to have its protagonist transmigrate to this era, because they wouldn't know how to win.

(Most protagonists would travel back to S8 or S9, but there's no need. They could have won the championship themselves, yet they insist on flying back to steal it. Even if it's as a stand-in for the Blue Princess, it's still a bit excessive. Even if she underperformed later, she still contributed to the S8 World Championship.)

That year, WE was still immature, EDG's two carries had fallen, and RNG lacked a commander. The entire "Big Three" couldn't even get past the quarterfinals, and as for IM? They were just a flash in the pan. He had even considered whether to wait another year until S7, because that would guarantee at least a semifinal appearance, and even if they didn't win the championship, they could still leave behind a good reputation as WE 2.0.

Pity,

He could have tolerated the darkness if he had never seen the sun.

Therefore, whether for his own sake or for the sake of the LPL, he hopes that WE can wake up a year earlier and challenge the strongest LCK team in history.

Returning to the game, after being outplayed, LGD had no hope of a comeback. In fact, in the second game, once Legge regained his confidence and his hands stopped shaking, Luo Fei only needed to help him once to stabilize the situation in the top lane.

At this point, LGD immediately typed "GG".

2-0, a clean and decisive victory.

Congratulations WE!

"Am I the only one who's completely baffled? Did WE get a different top laner? In the second game, I didn't see Mad Dog Fei ganking Marin at all. There wasn't a sound in the top lane."

"I'm still wondering how they managed to break through four targets in one second."

"It's Xuan's army! He must have been secretly watching my Xuan Shen's live stream!"

It's really a bit outrageous. Although LGD in S6 was ridiculed as the "optimistic family" and Marin was constantly being ganked, it doesn't change the fact that LGD is indeed a strong team (according to their opinion). On the other hand, WE, after four consecutive losses, was directly labeled as an "experience baby," and this victory was a clear underdog story.

"Nice, Leg Bro, you carried us all today." After losing for more than forty games in a row, Luo Fei finally won one game. He couldn't be happier. If he kept losing, even the Shanghai Dragons would have to call him "brother".

"LGD are such good guys. If the enemy support hadn't made a few mistakes in the second game, I wouldn't have been able to suppress Wei Shen." Xi Ye even wondered if his club had secretly bribed LGD. He had played against PYL in S5, and his Death's roaming was really strong back then. He would often run to the mid lane to gank him and use several summoner spells.

But now... it feels like being forced to give something away while shopping.

"Who cares, as long as we win. We won't run into those freaks from our practice matches for at least the next five games, so we have to win them all."

"In a sense, LGD really is robbing the rich to help the poor." Recalling the evaluation of LGD in S6, Luo Fei always felt that he had been quietly labeled as a weak team.

... (I'm bad at using separators)

Having secured a rare victory, WE Club not only added a fried egg to everyone's dinner today, but also rewarded all teammates with 5 practice matches and 2 hours of live streaming time.

See, this old-school poor club is just that generous.

"Wangzai, do you think we might suddenly run out of food one day and become the first player to faint from hunger on the field?" Squatting on the ground and looking at the boxed lunch in front of him, Luo Fei felt like he wasn't a professional player, but rather an extra.

They're supposed to be one of the starter Pokémon, so why is their team so meager?

Look at the Instagram next door, with its gourmet food and young models, it can beat girl groups and pick any one of them.

Looking at JD.com in the future, it will offer high-end wines and tuxedos, and even leek dumplings cooked to three degrees.

Even EDG, the financial advisor, at least has a buffet for meals.