I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

If that's true, it can only exist in novels. The league should give him a urine test to see if there's any stimulant in his urine.

As the core of WE, Luo Fei did cause a lot of trouble for the entire LPL with his initial strategies and tactics.

However, because it was in the LPL, the jungler's style and playstyle were the easiest to study, so his weaknesses were quickly identified and laid out on the analysis tables of various teams. Due to his extensive experience playing ranked games in his previous life, all the teams soon discovered that he usually preferred a standard bottom jungle start.

Once this habit is exposed, don't blame them for acting like humans.

At level one, they found a blind spot in the vision. Except for Tahm Kench in the top lane, the entire OMG team went straight from the bottom lane's tri-bush and chased away the level one Nidalee. Sacrificing some experience in the mid lane, Graves and his support each placed a trinket ward after stealing the red buff, clearing vision at the entrance to their own jungle, and then ran towards their own top jungle red buff without looking back.

In this game, he's aiming for a 3-buff start.

"Wow, OMG has done their research. Killer is going to have a tough time in the early game." To be honest, this is the first time he's seen WE's jungler Luo Fei struggle at the start of the game, and he's really curious to see how he plays when he's at a disadvantage.

"As for the jungler, it's like this: let's see how WE handles the current situation," Yan Gongzi added, secretly worried for WE. After all, she was a long-time fan of the game and still supported her own team.

Having been ambushed early on, Luo Fei's Nidalee was forced to start with her own blue buff and then began to outwit and outmaneuver the enemy Graves. As everyone knows, Graves' damage is incredibly OP in this version, not to mention starting with three buffs. If he sees a Graves with a red buff, he probably won't be able to escape at all.

After quickly clearing my top jungle to level 3, I didn't even dare to control the river crab and ran straight to my bottom jungle. There was still a group of F4 and wolves there, and if I was lucky, I could even pick up a river crab.

but,

He's an early-game tempo-oriented jungler, so since he's already taken the loss, wasting a few more seconds won't hurt.

"Wangzai, do you have any skills?"

"Yes, but I can't kill him, he has Flash." Xiye is having a headache laning against him. This version of Ahri isn't the "scratching queen" of later versions that can be deleted as soon as possible. At least with the right talents, her Q skill damage is still considerable, not to mention Ahri's auto-attack range. Kassadin is truly an innocent champion. He has such a face, but he's not as long as the enemy Ahri, which is really sad.

"It's okay, I'll even force a Flash, just put some pressure on me." Because his first buff was stolen, he was a little slower to level up to level three. At this point, the fox was also level three, and a level three fox is considered to be in a small period of overconfidence.

As a rookie LPL player, Cool has a common problem that all rookies make: wanting to show off.

This isn't surprising. You see, the kid opposite him, Wangzai, was a ruthless character who would smash a bear on sight when he first started out. This can be an advantage or a disadvantage. At least in this moment, Xiye directly used this trait.

He positioned himself in what appeared to be the most advantageous position and unleashed a QE attack.

The frequency of E's attack was just a tiny bit slower than usual. It was that tiny bit that allowed Coldlight's Ahri to dodge E's maximum range with a backstep, then immediately press forward to attempt a basic attack followed by W, finally finishing with Q and a Thunderlord's Decree. This is the kind of on-the-spot reaction a pro can show, a decent response in this era, but in the era of Season 9 where mechanical prowess was rampant, this kind of play would be considered reckless.

A javelin shot out from the bushes, aimed directly at the fox's location.

There's no escaping it!

When the skill is released, there will be a brief hand raising and animation effect. At this time, even if Leng Shao reacts, he will have no way to move and dodge the javelin.

"Whoosh!" He appeared instantly.

After some hesitation, he opted to use Flash to conserve his health. Seeing this, Luo Fei didn't bother to argue any further and continued running towards his own jungle.

According to the rules of the martial arts world, you don't kill someone after they exchange a hit. This move has already been a huge profit.

"666, Mad Dog Fly did a great job this time."

"With this Nakano pairing, these two have definitely slept in the same bed."

"So... those fanfics written by female fans of BL (Boys' Love) online might actually be true?"

"No way, who's the top and who's the bottom? Can Xi Ye's small frame withstand Luo Fei's impact?"

From their omniscient perspective, they naturally saw the jungler's marker on the minimap and the chat icon in the bottom right corner. Honestly, they didn't even have that kind of chemistry with their girlfriends.

Wait a minute, what if your girlfriend calls when you're out for a late-night snack with your buddies? That kind of unspoken understanding is terrifying. The kind of double-agent-like teamwork is so good it'll make you question reality.

After clearing his remaining jungle camps, he glanced at the river and saw Graves diligently farming the Scuttle Crab – clearly a perfectionist. If he were the enemy jungler, with this advantage, he wouldn't even glance at the Scuttle Crab and would invade directly, crippling Nidalee in the early game, rendering her useless for the entire game.

It's a pity that there are always some players who seem to have a grudge against crabs. They'd be better off not seeing them, but once they do, they absolutely have to "fucking" them; otherwise, they'll feel uneasy.

This kind of "condition" is quite common. It's like some people who, when playing Lee Sin, absolutely have to use their Q on the target, or if they scan a mushroom, they absolutely have to step on it. Those are all manageable, but some people are truly beyond saving. They see the Excavator's burrow or Skarner's passive on the map, and they absolutely have to step on it; they just can't stand not doing it.

Taobaoquan in this game clearly messed up. But it's probably for the best; if he doesn't mess up, it's really hard for him to get going. The mid lane was weak, the bot lane was also weak in the early game with Ezreal and Alistar, and the only one who was awakened in the top lane was Legge, who even pulled out three god-tier champions, clearly telling you that you can just sit there and do whatever you want this game.

This is ridiculous.

It's not that Poppy is bad; she's one of the top three in the game. She has high base damage, a powerful ultimate in team fights, and is quite tanky. But the enemy team has Tahm Kench.

Tahm Kench top lane lately, those who've faced him know what I mean. He can't beat AA, and his protective abilities aren't as good. If you encounter a kind-hearted player who only builds Trinity Force, you're lucky; if you encounter a crazy player who builds full tank, you can barely kill them.

Do you think this is over?

If we delay a bit longer, once the Devourer appears, this hero will instantly take off, licking five times per second. No matter what kind of top laner you are, you'll all have to obediently ascend to heaven under that nimble tongue.

Five licks per second; even female hooligans who tried it said they couldn't stand it.

That kind of speed that leaves an afterimage when you lick something is the skill that most men should really learn.

With this ability, becoming a rich woman is so easy for her, right?

P.S.: I saw it, I saw it, please stop rushing me. I'm a working stiff, and updating twice a week during the work week is really my best ┭┮﹏┭┮. I only get 6 to 7 hours of sleep a day. I'll update more on weekends.

Section 87, Chapter 81: A Joke: Graves Dominating the Tower

Luo Fei, who has returned to the field, is now playing hide-and-seek in the jungle with Graves.

There are only four jungle areas on the map. Considering the jungle clearing speed on both sides, it's essentially a psychological battle between the two jungle areas. As predicted, Graves can directly drive Nidalee away. Even if Nidalee later moves to another jungle area, her development will be limited.

Unable to guess correctly? That's fine too, since their teammates are doing okay in lane anyway. They won the draft in this game.

WE in the S6 Spring Split really suffered from poor draft picks. On one hand, the author, a long-time veteran, doesn't quite understand the game. On the other hand, the S6 season is too far in the past, and historically, his draft picks and hero selections have indeed followed this pattern.

It can only be said that history is just as absurd as fiction. In fact, in many cases, fiction is not as absurd as reality.

Look at JKL.

The club waited three years for him, and he debuted at his peak. An 18-game winning streak resulted in a fourth-place finish, and then the Trident suddenly exploded onto the scene, winning the S-series championship. That wasn't all. After a year of stability, he left the team and joined another, where he single-handedly revitalized that other team's Trident, becoming a veritable LPL all-rounder.

Even under such outrageous circumstances, he still managed to bring a girl along while playing professionally.

hiss~

To be honest, if someone had dared to write a League of Legends novel like this two years ago, they would have been criticized so harshly that they wouldn't even recognize their own family tree.

He was quite lucky this time, boldly invading the enemy jungle after his second spawn. Thanks to Nidalee's high mobility and his daring prediction of the lack of vision on both sides in the early game, he once again escaped Graves' pursuit.

"Damn it, we couldn't find the enemy jungler. They're probably in our jungle." Taobao Quan shook his head regretfully. This was his mistake. Although the team had helped them find the enemy jungler at the start, they really couldn't figure out the enemy jungler's thought process.

Sometimes this guy acts like a reckless fool, stealing kills everywhere; other times he's mysterious and unpredictable, wandering around like a radar, avoiding sight; and a few times he's like a brute, invading everywhere. In short, his style is unpredictable and hard to gauge. He's already quite prepared for this wave.

In this situation, a normal jungler would choose to switch jungle camps to avoid the situation. However, considering the enemy jungler's cunning, Taobaoquan felt that the enemy might be deliberately throwing the game against him, while actually farming their own jungle.

Now it seems... he's been fooled again.

Meanwhile, in an EDG training room, Clearlove and Abu sat on either side of a computer, where the WE vs. OMG match was playing.

"Tell me honestly, you really didn't tell him about the enemy jungler's habits?" Abu was a bit confused. This guy was incredibly good at tempo-based jungling in scrims, and his playstyle in ranked games was super greedy, but in the actual match, he reverted to Clearlove's map control style?

Is your jungler a vibrator? And it even has three speed settings to switch between?

"Really not, how was I supposed to know this guy's playstyle was so similar to mine?" The factory manager was also baffled. If he really was copying him, where did his other two styles come from? If he wasn't copying him, then every move he made seemed to be hinting at him—it was almost unbelievable. Keep in mind that the factory manager is currently in a pseudo-peak state; his strongest point lies in:

When they get a strong jungler, they can relentlessly invade the enemy jungle. When they get a weak jungler, they can mirror the start of every game, leaving the opponent completely bewildered. This is a major reason why EDG is known as the "domestic god" – they completely control the early game tempo.

"What a pity. How could WE have picked up such a promising talent?" He was genuinely disgusted. His own team went out to find talent, and all they brought back were players like Ai Luoli, Zet, and Audi. Meanwhile, other teams went out to find talent, and they got players like Flandre, JKL, Mystic, and Killer.

So their club is really just unlucky? What's the point of buying any more players then? They can just buy a few cheap ones, train them, and make do. If things really improve, they can sell them to recoup some losses. Since they're not going to find any gold anyway, they might as well just focus on making money.

The factory manager was speechless upon hearing his words. Although Killer's potential was indeed terrifying, as an observer from another perspective, he actually saw much more.

For example, the team's potential.

The top laner naturally withstands the pressure, the mid laner is playing it safe and not getting carried away, and the bot lane duo's coordination is becoming increasingly refined—these are the most terrifying things. At least compared to WE, who just played a scrim with them on the first day, this aspect was already showing signs of collapse.

On the field.

Contrary to what others might see, Luo Fei is actually quite annoyed. Nidalee is a champion who heavily relies on levels and resources, and unfortunately, so is the enemy team. If he keeps hiding like this, he'll inevitably run into her sooner or later, and even if he doesn't, his development will fall behind.

"Ugh, it's so annoying. I wish the enemy jungler would just die once." Looking at the jungle that had been cleared again, Luo Fei couldn't help but sigh.

"You're dreaming! Why don't you just say the enemy is feeding kills to the mid lane?" For Xiye, the greatest joy of the game lies in roasting this idiot. After all, ever since this guy joined, his hero pool has been forced to become increasingly late-game focused. In other words, he's become increasingly pathetic in the early game.

Back in the day, he'd strut around like a king, but now he has to sneak around even to cross a river, terrified a bunch of burly men will suddenly appear and gang up on him. The difference is heartbreaking!

Another mid-lane skirmish ensued.

Often, a fight isn't something you can simply refuse to do, especially in a short area like the mid lane. Fortunately, he had a Flash advantage, managing to dodge Ahri's fatal E, and both sides exchanged skills before disengaging.

"Mid laner doesn't have Flash, you know what that means."

"You know, you know, you know my ass! He'll be a pro next time he goes online. Why don't you force him to use his ultimate?" Luo Fei almost couldn't resist taking off his shoe and smashing it in his face. Playing him like this in a casual game is one thing, but in a professional match?

Did you really think a gank without double summoner spells would guarantee success? You still have to consider whether you can win! Even if you can win, if you fail to kill the enemy and expose their position, then he's doomed. In an instant, he recalled countless games from his past life where teammates complained that the enemy didn't have Flash, only to find a scene where a teammate with low health was facing off against a half-health, fully enraged Renekton.

That doesn't mean the opponent didn't have Flash, that means the opponent made a mistake and failed to kill them in one combo!

Knowing he was in the wrong, Xiye remained silent and returned to his tower to recall. The wave of minions was in the mid lane, and both sides wisely chose to stop fighting; everything seemed so harmonious.

Ok,

If only the third person could be this rational.

As a Graves player with a strong start, he hasn't been able to establish a good rhythm in the early game, which is already making him very anxious. Especially after experiencing the peak and trough of S5, Taobaoquan is more eager than anyone else to prove himself.

He can't catch the leopard woman.

But he wasn't going to be so lenient with the low-health Kassadin.

Even if someone with full health defeats someone with low health, how can they still be killed in return?

nonexistent.

Having discerned the enemy Graves' intentions, Xi Ye, who was tense all over, suddenly heard a slow, leisurely voice coming through his earpiece. The tone seemed to carry a strange hint of amusement.

"Wangzai, let me tell you a joke:"

"Grandmaster dives the tower."

P.S.: You guys already guessed what my last book was about??? Don't ask anymore.

Chapter 82, Section 88: Cake Makers, They All Like to Save Skills [Humorous]

Sometimes Luo Fei really doesn't understand. How can it be that everyone here is a top player who has stood out from tens of millions of players? Logically speaking, there should be all kinds of fierce competition in the matches, but almost every day there are some terrible plays.

For example, this Graves diving the tower.