I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

With another successful match notification, Luo Fei began his thirteenth game.

He's playing jungle again this time. In Gold rank games, there's no need to specifically choose a champion; after losing so many games, he understands this perfectly. At this rank, good skill is useless; playing well is less important than good teaming, unless you're duo queuing.

After nearly ten hours of gaming, he wanted to play something simple. Seeing that the opposing team had picked Nunu, he casually chose Xin Zhao.

S6's Nunu is still the same Nunu before the changes, one of Clearlove's signature heroes. Looking at the enemy top laner Ryze again, it's pretty clear what they're planning to do this game.

"An atomic bomb in the bushes?"

"That's an idea; this is definitely a team game."

"What are you waiting for? Just go for it! [Funny face]"

"This ID looks familiar."

The discussion in the bullet comments obviously didn't attract Luo Fei's attention. Although he had thought about whether to pay attention to these bullet comments before, now that he saw the screen full of bullet comments, he really didn't have the mind to do so.

He has trypophobia. The live stream chat during S6 was incredibly exaggerated; he couldn't possibly read it all.

Soon, the lineups for both sides were also announced.

Red team (enemy team): Top lane Ryze, Jungle Nunu, Mid lane Fizz, Bot lane Twitch + Lux

Blue side: Top lane Ekko, Jungle Xin Zhao, Mid lane Zed, Bot lane Kog'Maw + Lee Sin

Well, it's a really weird lineup.

The enemy team has too much AP damage, while our team is all about diving in. Even the ADC can be a self-destructing utility character; the lineup is all about ferocity.

As for support?

Don't be surprised, in this era, this kind of game is common with Lee Sin support, and even Garen support is a real possibility. The most absurd thing is that they actually win most of the time; it's truly incomprehensible.

After selecting his hero, Luo Fei habitually unscrewed his drink and took another sip. Then, the moment he saw the game loading screen, he spat it out in one gulp: "Pfft!"

Damn it, it really wasn't intentional on his part. It's just that he was so familiar with the mid laner in this game that he could recognize him even with his eyes closed.

Theft: LFVDetREE

Little Fishman: YuYu Girl

Meanwhile, in a certain baboon's live stream room.

"Hehehe, this is awesome, guys."

"The game has started. In this match, I'll show you the strength of LBW, the world runner-up mid laner, Royal Never Give Up White, and Wu Wu Kai, the former number one Fizz player in the Chinese server."

"Ma Feifei~ Hey, where is Ma Feifei?"

Are there any professional players in this game? Really?

Watching a group of "insiders" reporting information in the live stream, Wu Wukai couldn't help but sit up straight. A professional player, if he won, wouldn't he definitely become even more famous?

After glancing at the opponent's losing streak, a primal smile gradually appeared on his lips.

Chapter 68: Author's Remarks on Launching (or Dropping)

I almost forgot to post this.

This is my second book, and I don't feel anything for it. It's not good at getting emotional. All I can think about is how Hedgehog Girl messed up my layout again today. I want to curse her.

Well, to be honest, I'm starting to rip off your cat biscuits tomorrow. No bounty offered, I'll just post whatever drafts I have saved up, unless you pay me. [laughs]

Fine, I'll just open it anyway.

If the first subscription reaches 100, for every additional 50 subscriptions, I will consider it as me owing you a chapter, not counting tomorrow's bonus chapter.

Oh, by the way, I currently have 0 drafts saved.

*coo coo coo* (I'm typing away, I'm typing away)

PS: If the first order doesn't reach 100 tomorrow, I'll wipe out all of you bots who are just waiting for orders.

P.S.: If my launch message also gets bombed, I'll fight Hedgehog Girl to the death!!!

Section 69, Chapter 65: You're all on the basement level this time.

As soon as he entered the game, Luo Fei knew he had it in the bag.

It wasn't because the opposing team had too much AP damage, nor because their mid laner was the Diamond Emperor LBW, but because this game quietly triggered a certain Empire's bond.

You guys don't know this, do you?

If you look at the previous chapter, most readers only saw the first level, Grandpa Lu.

A small number of readers noticed the left pigeon on the second layer.

But these armchair fans didn't even see the biggest Easter egg in the fifth layer, which the brilliant author had secretly hidden. How incredibly shameful! Don't ever call yourselves the "Bao Bao Guard" again; you've been expelled from the Bao Bao clan.

This mid-laner's Zed ID is actually one of the main character templates in League of Legends: Bao Sang.

Perhaps a more catchy name would be: Torn Paradise (new)

However, Bao Sang was still in paradise that year, and Shen Hai Yu was still in the deep sea; their lives weren't yet parallel. Encountering this ID at this time can only be described as a coincidence during the new season's ranking push.

Sixteen years of paradise!

Luo Fei was unsure whether to be happy for Lu Laoye or sad for him. The good thing was, this legendary player had actually solo-killed Faker in a double Zed battle, a completely different outcome from Yue Lun's. So, according to the equation, if he were solo-killed by Bao Sang even once, it would become:

Faker's Zed was solo-killed by Bao Sang.

Grandpa Lu, playing Fizz, was solo killed by Bao Sang.

Faker's signature champion is Zed, while Lu Benwei's signature champion is Fizz.

Zed is a mid laner, and so is Fizz.

In conclusion: Faker is equivalent to Lu Laoye (a popular streamer).

A: Lu Laoye is really evenly matched with Faker.

See, the result is clear. All those people who criticized Lu Benwei in S3 were just following the trend. You see, he was clearly evenly matched with Faker, it just wasn't proven until 3 years later. [doge]

As for your question about Lu Laoye's solo kill not yet transforming into Bao Sang's paradise?

Wake up, bro, stop dreaming. This guy has three accounts in the top ten of the Chinese server. He specializes in taking on high-level, life-or-death matches. And with the S6 assassin meta, unless you're from 98, you really can't beat him.

Do you think that's all?

Although Heaven hasn't completely transformed into a Bao Sang yet, its inherent talent and bonds won't disappear prematurely over time.

Once in the game, Luo Fei instantly felt that his hands stopped shaking, his teammates could hear him and started giving feedback, and he had a clear strategy for playing jungler, knowing exactly what to do next. Most importantly, he felt that his hand speed had improved again.

I typed a few words.

Yes, my hand speed is indeed a bit faster than usual.

This speed,

Luckily, he plays League of Legends on the Chinese server.

If this were in the Japanese film competition zone next door, it might have been discovered by some art film director and ended up on the hard drives of many readers.

With a strong mid-laner in hand, Luo Fei had a much more comfortable game.

He started with a normal red buff, then ran to his own blue buff area without looking back, took the blue buff, and continued to move towards the top lane while hiding behind the wall, then stopped in a strange position.

This is a very unpredictable gank. Generally, if a top laner has lane priority after the first wave of minions, they will usually place wards in the bushes around this time. For a few weaker top laners, sometimes they will choose to place wards before going to lane, just to be on the safe side, like the enemy Ryze in this game.

As a top laner, the ability to withstand pressure is never judged by rank. At the very least, as an experienced top laner, when he sees Xin Zhao jungle, he will unconsciously guess whether the opponent will gank top at level two, and thus set up wards in advance to prepare his defense.

This is a very nice gesture.

however,

Since he was only at the gold rank, he didn't know that there were actually people in the game who could hug the wall, walk through blind spots, and come up from his ward, getting stuck at the very edge without moving.

This scene quickly attracted the attention of onlookers:

"Huh? They're already right in front of us, why hasn't Ryze retreated yet?"

"It's still not pieced together. Can't Ryze see that there are people below?"

"We've been saying for years, StarCraft shouldn't be free!"

"Hiss! Wait, is it because we can't see anything from this position???"

There's no need to doubt it; if you don't see it for a second or two, you could say you're blind. But if you still haven't seen it after three or four seconds, then you really haven't seen it.

Seeing his jungler in position, Ekko tanked the damage and finished off the last low-health minion with a single auto-attack.

Level 2 achieved!

He immediately used EQA to attack the enemy's face, and at the same time, Zhao Xin emerged from the bushes.

A perfect double team attack caught them.

"Holy crap! Why is there a jungler here?" Ryze was completely dumbfounded. He only dared to push forward against Ekko because he couldn't see Xin Zhao in his vision, and suddenly Xin Zhao appeared out of nowhere.

Hey Fist Daddy, someone's cheating here, you need to check this out!!!

pity.

He's just a masturbator; fists aren't his piss.

Furthermore, since he wasn't a VIP 3 user, nor was he Riot's father, Ryze, lacking mobility, couldn't escape the two giants' encirclement and painfully gave up his first blood.

First Blood!

"666666"

"Coach, I want to learn this."

Coach: Get lost, I want to learn too.

"With this kind of image manipulation, you still say you're not the factory manager's apprentice?"

Countless onlookers were stunned! Remember that gank on the top lane by using vision control, which happened in Season 6? This guy just pulled off that feat not long ago, and you've already perfectly replicated it?

If you told people that the two of you didn't have some kind of dirty secret relationship, they wouldn't believe it.