I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

Shameless thief, how dare you lead a group to raid his backyard! You dare to 1v1 solo in the jungle, you bastard! By now, he understands perfectly well that Zac's weakest moment was overcome by his stolen level 2 gank bot lane trick.

"Not bad, you scoundrel. You copied that move pretty well." Kassadin is useless in the early game, but luckily the opposing team also has a Lissandra with low early-game burst damage. By playing defensively, Xiye was able to occasionally observe the map.

"That's right, I learned Zac from the number one Zac player in the Chinese server, I'm not kidding you!" He couldn't help but feel proud when he talked about this. He was the level 10 "Little Brother" in that big shot's live stream, which gave him a little bit of prestige.

"Huh? The number one Zac in the Chinese server? There's such a thing? I only know of a guy who can kill four enemies with one shot."

. . . . . .

After a moment of silence, Luo Fei slowly spoke.

"Wangzai, thank you so much for treating us to a late-night snack tonight. You're too kind."

"???"

"If you don't admit it, we'll secretly tell the other side about the dirt you often smear on the IG team after the game."

"Damn it, you bastard, are you even human?" Xi Ye exclaimed, how could there be such a disgusting teammate who was always trying to mess with the team's mentality?

"So, are you going to treat me or not?" Upon hearing about the late-night snack, even though her teammates around her were focused on the screen, Xi Ye could still feel the subtle attention coming from both sides.

"Fine... you win." Xi Ye spat out these words through gritted teeth, her composure completely shattered.

This guy dragged his teammates into pressuring him and trying to find something to use against him; this idiot is really ruthless. Just thinking about how much these beasts eat makes Wangzai feel like his heart is bleeding.

TM's.

Su Wangzai secretly vowed that tonight, he would make sure this idiot couldn't sleep, so that he could avenge his wallet's spirit in heaven.

However, the questions that need to be asked should still be asked.

"You scoundrel, you even lied to me about midnight snacks! Who is this 'Number One Zac in the Chinese Server' again?" To be honest, he was genuinely curious. He'd never heard of anyone specializing in Zac in high-level games on either the Chinese or Korean servers.

Oh, that one!

As if remembering something, a mysterious smile appeared on Luo Fei's lips.

P.S.: I risked my life to type this out, see how good I am to you guys (o_o?)

Section 80, Chapter 74: The Woman Who Plays with Poop.

Luo Fei's memories unconsciously drifted back to the past.

I remember back then, he was just an innocent child. Most of our fans were still a bunch of casual gamers, though we still are now. Back then, the sky was blue, the water was clear, green still represented health, and white liquid simply described spilled yogurt.

In an era when people weren't as sophisticated, the hero Zac had his first owner - PDD.

Although everyone's impression of him is still stuck on the "one shot, four kills" incident, it is undeniable that his Zac was really ridiculously strong back then, except for that one game.

In the middle, there was a long period of inactivity.

Years later, a man cursed by the shoe inherited this legacy from him. That man was Ning, known in the esports world as Wang Jingze. If it weren't for the fact that they were facing IG today, he wouldn't have remembered such a thing for a moment.

“That person was actually just like us,” Luo Fei said with a touch of nostalgia.

"Like us? Is he a professional player too? Do you remember him, Leg Bro?" After carefully searching through the champion pools of the players in his mind, he couldn't recall any of them being famous for playing Zac.

"I don't remember him. I haven't seen this hero in the top lane for a long time." Leg Bro, who was also being suppressed, was relatively relaxed at this time, since he was just standing under the tower and waiting for the minion wave.

There was no other way; he was too long-armed to fight against someone with short arms, and he really didn't have much of a temper.

"Could it be LSPL? But that doesn't make sense, Leg Bro should remember LSPL. Could it be LDL?" Zero was also confused. Can LDL players' hero pools be counted? Should we include the City Championship too? That would be too many.

You have to understand how many eccentric, dedicated players there are in the entire Chinese server. In the past, even before the Urgot rework, there was a player who was ranked number one in the Chinese server, and there was even a series featuring a player named "Airplane X Giant Delayed Mo" as the number one player in the Chinese server. Old Xu didn't include him in his video; it's truly a disservice to that dedicated player's hard work.

"Congratulations, you were all wrong!" After clearing the jungle monsters in both areas, Luo Fei's Zac finally began his recall. His goal for this game was clear: gank bot lane and that was it.

As for getting on the road?

Let Leg Bro fend for himself. If he were Rambo, he would also choose to relentlessly target Leg Bro.

Let you get four kills in a second, let you A-flash, having a blast showing off, huh? The consequence is that you'll be targeted in every game until you're completely destroyed. The LPL's tradition of shooting down the first to stick your neck out is always so unique and refreshing.

"Didn't you say he was like us? Who is he, then?"

"Yeah, she's a streamer just like us. And she's a woman!"

"???"

WTF?

The best Zac player in the Chinese server? A woman? A streamer?

How come they've never heard of this? Aren't the current female streamers on live streaming platforms basically the "Three Beauties of China" versus the "Two Beauties of Korea"? At this point in time, the female streamers with the highest gaming ranks are probably Lu Xueqi and Sima Yi, right?

Seemingly sensing his teammates' distrust, Luo Fei didn't bother to explain.

The time hasn't come yet, and that woman hasn't appeared. Even if she does appear, it's uncertain whether she'll be the same woman before or after the rework. In a sense, that woman is also one of the pillars of the female anchor team.

Yes, at his peak, he was definitely a pillar of the team, both in terms of status and influence.

Crispy.

The woman who claims to play with poop.

The later generations' number one Zac in the Chinese server, Shit King, Alpaca Venerable, retired tank.

People in the underworld call it: The shit!

A woman who turned excrement into something extraordinary. At her peak, she even played against Han Yibo in a high-ranking match using a fan's account, and performed quite well.

That was a Challenger game in S9, which is completely different from a Challenger game in S6, even though she mostly played top lane.

His words clearly didn't earn the trust of his teammates. Xiye and Legge simply treated it as another of his daily tantrums and continued to focus on dealing with the pressure. It wasn't that they wanted to look down on female players and streamers, but rather that, so far, they had never actually seen a female player who was good enough to reach the Challenger rank in League of Legends.

How can someone who can't even reach the King rank be called the best in the national server?

Surely it's not like some club's women's team, who got the top spot in the national server by simply getting carried, right?

Just thinking about this, they all felt that their jungler had definitely gone mad again and started talking nonsense.

Receiving no response, Luo Fei didn't bother arguing. Having acquired a new set of equipment, he immediately set his sights on the bottom lane. IG's lineup could be described as excellent, but it could also be described as terrible.

After all, AD carries have always been dominant in the top lane, so I don't need to elaborate on their strengths and weaknesses.

Although Zezetai was playing Quinn in the safe lane, Kid didn't dare to completely ignore him. Quinn is indeed a top laner with strong lane pressure and roaming ability, but if she gets caught and killed twice in the early game, she will instantly become the biggest burden to the team.

Moreover, for IG in S6, Kid would rather gamble on Thief's form than trust his own bot lane duo, who have already suffered enough losses in the past.

Having determined his direction, Kid also began to focus more on the top lane.

However, this put their bottom lane in a difficult position.

Zac's ganks are often completely unreasonable. Without securing the first kill, Luo Fei simply treated himself as a utility player, ignoring jungle clearing efficiency and prioritizing leveling up his E skill to start ganking.

Even at level two, the E ability's bounce distance is significantly longer. He can jump out from all sorts of unexpected positions to force team fights, and even plays extremely recklessly, relying on his passive. He clearly understands that if Rumble protects the top lane, then the bottom lane dragon cannot be protected or controlled.

While the dragons aren't particularly significant in this version, having them yourself is always better than having them on the enemy team, and it also buys time for your team. Today's dragons were rather ordinary; the first two were wind and water, better than nothing, I suppose.

In the following time

With the relentless ganks from both junglers, the outer turrets on both the top and bottom lanes were destroyed simultaneously.

His approach was also cunning; aside from securing the first kill himself to maintain pressure, he gave all the other kills he could get to Rumble. Ultimately, he was just playing an ADC, and with Miss Fortune falling behind, Rumble and Lissandra were the only main AoE damage dealers in this game.

On the other side, Mystic, boasting a 6/0 score, has also gained the ability to participate in battles ahead of time and is now grouping up with his teammates to farm. Even though he's very fed now, if he encounters Quinn flying down in Youmuu's Ghostblade to ambush him, he'll most likely be eliminated.

Thus began a protracted tug-of-war.

"It looks like both carries are very fed this game." Wawa glanced at Rumble and Kog'Maw's items. With these items and at this point in the game, either of them could deal devastating damage in team fights. However, compared to Kog'Maw, Rumble seemed to be having an easier time.

"Yeah, it's pretty rare. Both teams primarily focus on top, mid, and jungle, but one is playing a jungle carry while the other is playing two carries. It feels a bit like watching QG vs. OMG," Miller said, also finding it odd. He had expected a strong top-mid-jungle matchup, but what's this? Giving up what they know best and playing something completely unfamiliar? This is so strange.

Just as he was thinking about how to continue his rant...

Rambo,

It's too high.

P.S.: I've been really busy lately, and I've tried my best to write this QAQ.

Section 81, Chapter 75: The Lifespan of a European Emperor is Extremely Short

Rumble's ultimate was rather mediocre; the only commendable aspect was perhaps landing it on Kog'Maw, which slowed Mystic for a moment. But that's exactly what they wanted. If they didn't initiate team fights when they had such good opportunities in the mid-game, they might as well give up on the late game.

Rumble's ultimate didn't put much pressure on WE. Since it was near the turret, it only required them to retreat a bit. In fact, this seemingly free ultimate made the WE team breathe a sigh of relief. With their ultimate gone, they could play defensively for a while longer. They were left with only Lissandra and a collapsed Miss Fortune, whose damage and initiation capabilities were completely insufficient.

and many more. .

Ice Maiden? ???

Seemingly realizing something, before he could even warn his teammates, a strange sense of crisis surged into his heart, and he immediately activated Flash.

"Shh!"

Zac instantly teleported away from his teammates. The next second, a mysterious blue figure silently appeared right where he had teleported.

"freeze!"

It was Rookie's Crystal Maiden who appeared between them without warning.

W+R

Four are under control!

"Wow! Rookie's flank and wall-jumping play was absolutely amazing!" Wawa had been holding her breath, waiting for this iconic moment to happen. Rookie was incredibly strong at this point, seizing what looked like an opportunity to clear wards, decisively disappearing into the river, and then flashing in to wall-jump and unleash her E skill.

Just as planned, Kid's Rumble ultimate forced a group of WE players behind the tower, making it easier for Lissandra to use her crowd control. It was a perfect play. With this teamwork, this ability to seize opportunities, and this incredibly strong mid-laner, it's hard not to suspect who the mole was when IG performed so poorly in S6.

"IG's teamwork in that play was absolutely brilliant, and that positioning was incredibly unexpected. Wait, how did Killer predict that and flash out like that?" Miller wondered. How could anyone predict such a wall-clipping glitch?

One player flashed over a wall to initiate a team fight without vision, and the other flashed to predict and control the enemy without vision. Are both of them cheating? Like, with wallhacks? Or maybe some kind of cheat software for CrossFire?

"What a pity, it was so close! Otherwise, with five more points, it would definitely be on the highlight reel of the year." Seeing this, Zz1tai couldn't help but feel sorry for Rookie. That was almost a legendary moment!

"It's okay. As long as we win." They've already run away; dwelling on it won't change anything. He's completed the most difficult part—initiating the team fight—so the rest of the damage output is practically a given for his teammates.

The Lissandra's ultimate, Miss Fortune's ultimate, Braum's ultimate, plus Rumble's fire breath—their lineup was all AOE damage. There was absolutely no room for resistance; the Lissandra + Braum control chain meant even Fiora couldn't escape. A perfect 0-for-4 exchange, leaving only Luo Fei's Zac alive.

"666666"