I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

The failure of a round of backroom deals made Lu Laoye's face turn black.

Honestly, he felt it was none of his business.

He used to be a professional player, after all. Any serious professional player would never place wards directly in the side bushes in the early game, because the benefit is too low. Besides, he specifically instructed his jungler to go around to a different position. Looking back now, wasn't he just outsmarting thin air?

This is fucking...

What kind of idiot professional player could make such a mistake?

Grandpa Lu thought it was really annoying!

However, although the 50 QQ coins were a huge loss, Nunu still provides follow-up services.

Seeing that the gank was unsuccessful, Nunu players immediately changed their strategy.

In the past, he probably would have gone back to farming in the jungle. But recently, ever since he started watching professional matches, he's been absolutely blown away by a certain player's playstyle!

WE_Killer, nicknamed Mad Dog Fly.

The epitome of the "passing-by" jungler, characterized by roaming aimlessly across the entire map, unleashing a burst of skills upon encountering an enemy, and then conveniently stealing a wave of minions from their own team—a true paragon of junglers. Initially, he disdained this playstyle, seeing it as blatantly annoying and utterly useless.

However, once he actually got the hang of it, he gradually discovered the thrill of this style of play.

My experience level inexplicably skyrocketed, and my economy gradually improved. I often had a half-item lead over the opposing jungler and then chased after them.

Huh? What about the game?

This has nothing to do with him. His win rate is mostly positive anyway; if he loses, it's purely because his teammates are incompetent. Four people can't carry him; why is someone this bad even playing League of Legends?

With this mindset, he actually advanced in the game. This further solidified his goal.

then,

The bag was disgusting.

The livestream for S6 wasn't as lively as it was later, but the fans were still incredibly engaged. At this point, the viewers were getting increasingly frustrated watching Nunu occasionally throw out his E skill, only for Fizz to immediately close in and unleash a full combo.

"I've seen this playstyle before. It's that idiot jungler from WE. He's the one who makes me run into this disgusting guy every single ranked game."

"This is insane. They can't even imitate it properly. Other players plan their routes and play along the way, but these copycats don't care about farming and just fight on one lane. It's like a teddy bear playing style."

"You guys are lucky you're on the other side. My own teammates are constantly coming over to steal my minions. A Shyvana jungler is getting more CS than my Orianna! I'm so mad!"

"The most outrageous thing is that there is a streamer who is the most similar to the one who also plays Graves, and he is extremely foul-mouthed and has a terrible manner."

Ignoring his own comments, Bao Sang is now in a real headache.

When playing an assassin, I'm never afraid of the opponent getting carried away; I'm only afraid of the opponent not getting carried away.

After the initial probing by the Fizz, he immediately switched to a cautious, farming strategy. Unfortunately, he has his E ability, making him almost impossible to counter. Finally reaching level five, this guy actually started calling for backup?

Actually, it didn't matter if they called for help, since their own jungler placed the ward perfectly and they saw it. He also fully demonstrated his acting skills, making the opponent waste nearly half a minute.

Do you think this is over?

Do not,

His nightmare had begun.

After the gank failed, the enemy Fizz suddenly became incredibly aggressive, frequently using his E to engage and unleash a combo. Then, just as you were about to retaliate, Nunu, with his W active, would suddenly dash out and unleash an E, startling you so much that you immediately activated your W again and turned around to kite him.

Mid lane is actually a lane that is very vulnerable to junglers, especially when two assassins are facing off.

It's common knowledge that assassins have a very high kill threshold. In a normal 1v1, everyone can calculate the opponent's damage, and if things get really bad, just retreat and admit defeat. But suddenly, a jungler keeps throwing snowballs at you every now and then, suffocating you. Who the hell can withstand that? Even if he's a high level and deals significant damage to Nunu, one Q skill from him can instantly restore your health. It's incredibly annoying.

The bag feels very wronged and is even thinking of smashing a keyboard.

Which idiot jungler did he learn this playstyle from? Bao Bao said that if he knew, he would definitely lead the charge to storm his live stream.

That's disgusting, really.

the other side,

"(_ _)( - . - )(~O~)......( - . - )"

"Was someone talking bad about me just now?" Luo Fei, the instigator, was still happily farming in the jungle. He hadn't had such a peaceful early game in a long time.

He wasn't panicking at all, as long as the top laner didn't die suddenly and the mid laner didn't cause any problems. It was just that the bottom lane was constantly exchanging blows.

Ah, off to the next road.

These days, the bot lane is just a utility role. You can give him 10 Ardent Censers and he'll still die in a second. He'll die from unknown AOE damage in team fights anyway, so there's no need to worry about him.

With more time available, it would be a good opportunity to interact with the audience.

"Hey, do you guys know why the streamer chose Zhao Xin?" After drawing another small square, he finally had time to pay attention to the chat box.

"Is it because he's tall that you're envious?"

"No, it's because he's very detail-oriented, and the anchor found common ground with him."

"So young. This is clearly someone who died too quickly, just like the streamer, which is why they chose him."

"Huh? Isn't it because both Xinye and the streamer are losers?"

. . . . . .

. . . . . .

"What the hell? Are these really his fans from his live stream?" Luo Fei felt completely dumbfounded.

Lying trough,

A streamer as handsome and skilled as him should be getting tons of comments like "Flying Baby is so awesome!" and "Flying Baby, lift him up high!" Why has it turned into this mess?

Oh, I get it.

It must be because his own idiot teammates didn't stream, so the audience was drawn to him. Actually, these silly netizens are all fans of his teammates. His fans are definitely the kind of rational people who don't usually talk.

ε=('ο｀*))) Sigh, I really didn't expect that Brother Leg and Wangzai's fans would be like this, they're just as shameless as the two of them. After thinking for a moment, he also figured out how to answer.

"Ahem, alright, alright, I know your old problem, but this isn't an internal medicine consultation platform, so I don't know how to help you solve this problem."

???

"After all, people like me usually just wrap their long hair around their waist as a belt when it's too long. I'm sorry, I really can't understand the pain of those of you with short hair. I'm sorry, host."

? ? ? ? ? ?

P.S.: Stop rushing! Stop rushing!

Don't you guys have a "wise man mode"? QAQ

Section 72, Chapter 68: An inch longer, an inch stronger; everyone loves length and strength.

Another passing gank; Nunu doesn't seem to care about himself anymore.

Anyway, with the boss paying out, winning or losing this round doesn't really matter much, it's just a few points anyway. But if the boss is happy, then maybe I'll get a piece of the pie, and the situation will be very different.

After several harassments, Bao Sang was unable to exert his strength.

This is so frustrating. The last time I felt this annoyed was when I was matched against a terrible player using the same champion and got completely outplayed.

However, I've endured it for so long.

It's time to make the opposing jungler pay the price.

Nunu's frequent poke forced Zed to return to base once, but similarly, the enemy team's constant attempts to gank Zed also took away a lot of his experience, so he was the first to reach level 6.

One basic attack finishes off the minion in front of me, and I've reached level 6!

Simply unleash your ultimate on a level 5 Nunu. You don't even need to do anything else. If Nunu lands his QE combo, then use your ultimate and Ignite to finish off this naive newbie.

After unleashing a simple combo, Nunu, whose health was less than a third, used his ultimate to return him to his starting position.

A real man never looks back at an explosion.

This was perfect!

"puff!"

【LFVDetREE】killed 【All the good names were chosen by dogs】.

I feel so much better now.

Seeing that this annoying fellow was finally dead, Bao Sang instantly felt a sense of revenge.

"shark!"

Before he could even react, a shark struck him squarely from a distance.

Grandpa Lu's live stream is now extremely focused.

Zed is indeed stronger than him, but that's only if he still has his skills. You're attacking his jungler right in front of him; isn't that incredibly disrespectful?

As a veteran player, his control over the level 6 experience was also superb. The moment Nunu died, he successfully reached level 6 and immediately unleashed his ultimate.

To reiterate: some dedicated players have achieved their signature move, and this cannot be measured by their skill level.

By the time Bao Sang realized what was happening, he had already been perfectly hit by the shark. Again, it required almost no skill; Bao Sang didn't even bother using Flash. Since he couldn't escape, he figured he might as well stay put and try to recover some more health.

Two seconds later, the news of Bao Sang's death was also broadcast on the screen.

"666, that's a lot!"

"Brother Kai's Fishman is actually pretty good."

"To be honest, Kai can brag about being able to solo kill Paradise once."

"A full-skill player beating someone with no skills is called a solo kill? Are you kidding me?"

After a wave of kills, Lu Laoye finally couldn't help but reveal his true form.

"Hehehehehe, that was awesome, bro."

"Ma Feifei, you didn't even see that! That ultimate I threw was fucking accurate, incredibly awesome!" Keep in mind, he killed a top player in the national server this game. That kill alone cements his reputation as a skilled streamer. As for the question of whether he used skills? You're seriously underestimating his PR team.

Throughout history, those who have risen to the top have always possessed an extremely powerful force behind them. In the face of this mysterious force, everything can be washed clean.

Look at that radar... Never mind, TES is too much to handle right now, let's switch to another team.

Look at RNG, yes, RNG. Now that the god is gone, they can do whatever they want.

Look at RNG. During S6, apart from Shen, everyone else was just streaming and slacking off instead of playing scrims. And didn't they even make a promotional video for the S6 World Championship based on a certain unit of measurement? To put it even more impressively, they were an all-Chinese team, and everyone understands that, right?