I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

The moment he saw the enemy Graves appear in the mid lane, he already knew the outcome, and even had time to chat with the support Zero.

"Egg Master~"

"what?"

"You bought a lot of things, is there a discount promotion on Taobao recently?"

"No way, and you know how Taobao's discounts are. They're actually more expensive on sale than before, those are all shady sellers." Mr. Dan got angry just thinking about it. He was planning to buy a game console and wait for a sale, but when the sale actually happened, it was several hundred yuan more expensive than usual.

Isn't this just ridiculous?

It's not that he's short of money, it's just that for most people:

You can charge a high price, fine. But don't treat me like a sucker.

"Wait, why are you asking this?" After thinking for a while, he finally realized the key point.

"No, I just thought that Taobao was having a promotion, which is why the enemy Graves was so willing to feed."

"???"

Listening to the two idiots bragging in his headphones, Xi Ye had a bunch of black lines floating across his forehead.

Although he also felt that the other side wasn't thinking straight, he was the one getting tower-dived! Your casual chatter makes him look like a monkey in a zoo, doesn't it?

Facing Graves, Xiye simply placed Kassadin's model inside the tower and dodged Graves' Q with a small twist.

Another W smoke grenade hit him squarely this time, reducing his health to below 100. Then, Taobaoquan realized he couldn't deal any damage.

I don't know if it's because the enemy hero isn't a girl, but no matter whether I right-click to attack or attack the ground, all his bullets hit the wall instead of hitting the place he wanted to go, which is really annoying.

On the contrary, Xiye, after absorbing the essence from Graves, countered with an E skill to deal damage, and then immediately began his famous "Qin King circling the pillar" maneuver, circling Graves to death under the tower. In a sense, the enemy Graves actually deliberately came to the mid lane to give him a kill, leaving Xiye dumbfounded after his outburst.

"666666"

"This guy is beyond saving. I suggest we just carry him off the chair."

"It seems they were really crushed by Mordekaiser at Worlds. Graves tower diving is just ridiculous."

"Wait, can I report this for intentionally feeding? [Funny]"

Seeing such delicious food, the audience was starving.

To be honest, you can't really blame him for this. Any Graves at full health with Flash would think they could easily take down a target with less than 200 health.

After all, Graves' damage is so high; you could kill him with Q, or at the very least, finish him off with W followed by two auto-attacks. That's what Taobaoquan thought, and that's what he did. His mistake was making the most unforgivable error: saving his skills.

His Flash was too tight. If he had used Flash to reposition and rush in from the beginning, Xiye would have had no room to maneuver. But he insisted on saving Flash for the very end to relocate the grave.

Perhaps this is what makes a master: never revealing their trump card until the very last moment.

Looking at the Graves lying dead in front of the tower, Luo Fei seemed to see countless straight men meeting their demise. After all, straight men are like that too: they meet a girl they like, want to pursue her but don't put in the effort, want to try but are afraid of rejection, and only fantasize about things falling into place naturally. Some, having had too many opportunities, even hope the other person will make the first move. These guys deserve to be single. After all, by the time they finally realize what's happening, the girl has already been snatched up by someone else.

Sad, sigh.

My suggestion is that all men should date other men. That way, you'll not only have two houses and two cars, but you might even actively communicate to play games together and cultivate your relationship. And if you really get into an argument, you can just "fight it out," since the winner gets to decide. [Funny]

Returning to the game, at this point, the enemy Graves conceded the initiative, so don't blame him for happily taking over. The period between level 5 and 6 is when both sides move most frequently, and it's also the time when the support has just returned to base. This juncture signifies the start of the vision war.

Without controlling the dragon or bothering with ganks, his focus is on maximizing map resources and establishing vision control. Unlike Graves, who often operates blindly, Luo Fei now has not only support vision to help scout the enemy Graves' movements but also his own traps for scouting.

For a time, roughly half of the key points in the jungle had vision or traps. Once the enemy Graves' movements were spotted, the enemy team was basically doomed. The outcome of a jungle game is often decided unexpectedly.

One minute later.

The OMG players soon experienced the bitter consequences of not being able to kill their jungler.

"No way, this Nidalee is so annoying." Leng Shao shouted irritably, feeling utterly frustrated. When he watched the match replay before, he thought this jungler was just recklessly ganking, and that a jungler who just throws out a skill while passing by shouldn't pose any threat to him.

After all, youth means good stamina, quick reflexes, and boundless energy; he's like a little electric motor, all about endurance. In this state, girls like Leopard Girl are generally helpless against him.

But he was wrong; he overlooked the fundamental difference between domestic cats and wild cats.

Another javelin flew from the jungle and hit him precisely. Then, Kassadin, who had been playing timidly in lane for a while, suddenly activated his ultimate and charged in, and he didn't dare to fight back at all. The Nidalee in Season 6, although not as ridiculously powerful as the old ones who threw javelins and jumped back to deal damage, was not as insignificant as the ones in later versions; she was at the level where she would lose a layer of flesh.

At least with this one hit, he lost a third of his health and had to use his ultimate to survive, thus squandering a valuable level 6 advantage.

Leng Shao's words resonated deeply with her teammates. Thanks to her high agility and terrifying accuracy, every member of OMG took hits from her arrows, more or less; the opposing team's accuracy was as if they were cheating.

These professional players will never understand the sheer absurdity of what it's like to be a clumsy player, relying entirely on awareness and prediction to engage in skirmishes and ganks. Take Luo Fei before his transmigration, for example. Every skirmish was a scenario he mentally simulated beforehand, and then he would execute it flawlessly. If he won, he was a genius; if he lost, he was a complete disaster.

If the battle situation were any more complex, exceeding the processing speed of his brain's CPU, it would cause him to completely crash and endlessly wander the streets. The predictive ability honed under such conditions is truly comparable to that of so-called professional players (in 16). (Unless you're talking about the mechanically superhuman players of later generations.)

"Let's gank the bot lane and drag it out to team fights sooner. It'll be even more troublesome if the enemy EZ gets ahead in the mid-game." Taobaoquan was once a top-tier jungler, and although he's underperforming, he still has a good eye for strategy.

They were outmatched in the late game. Poppy and Alistar's late-game burst damage rendered Ahri and Lucian practically useless, dealing negligible damage. Plus, they had Kassadin to ensure late-game quality. They could only secure their victory before 30 minutes.

"Okay, wait for my next big move."

Having confirmed their strategy, the group began to wait patiently for the time to pass. They were very familiar with this kind of situation; in the LPL, once the rhythm was disrupted, a simple gank on the bot lane would suffice.

PS: I spent the whole afternoon watching it, and it was stuck at 4395 followers for almost an hour. Then, while I was having lunch, it suddenly jumped to 4400 QAQ. I didn't manage to take a screenshot.

Section 89, Chapter 83: Could anyone resist the allure of F4?

In the bottom lane, it was still the brother-in-law using his extensive experience in slacking off, occasionally using his Q on the opponent to steal a little gold. This time, he had chosen the Cloud Piercer rune, which gives five gold per hit.

This rune was something his own idiot jungler insisted he take. He still remembers that day when he saw him playing Ezreal, constantly muttering strange things like Ezreal not taking Kleptomancy, five gold per run, and Infinity Edge every ten runs.

At first, he didn't quite understand, but after he actually started playing, he discovered that stealing money was incredibly satisfying. Since playing Ezreal in the early game is all about enduring pressure anyway, why not sneak in a few stealth attacks and make some extra cash?

If Niu Guli, living in the future, could see how well the current players understand his thoughts, he would probably time-travel over and become sworn brothers with Mystic, since this big shot also believes in the principle that everything can be stolen.

Unlike his brother-in-law, who was beaming with delight, SMLZ felt like he'd been ripped off when his money was stolen. Even though the money wouldn't actually go into his pocket, it was still incredibly frustrating, and he desperately wanted to kill the opponent to vent his anger. At this point, SMLZ was still one of the best AD carries in the bot lane, and against the still-unawakened Mystic, he completely dominated him under the tower. If it weren't for Alistar's overpowered ultimate, they would have already tower-dived.

"I'm starting to move down, is there vision in the bottom lane?"

"No, the enemy team has been constantly pushed under their tower and hasn't been able to get out."

Upon hearing Leng Shao's voice, support Luo quickly responded. He had a great early game; Nidalee couldn't gank bot lane because she lacked momentum, and his AD carry was dominating the enemy AD carry. All he had to do was throw some healing altars behind Lao Ze, acting as a support behind Lao Ze. To be honest, if Graves hadn't fed a huge amount later, Nidalee wouldn't even have had time to throw a dart along the way.

Overall, it was still incredibly fun.

Having sorted out his thoughts, Luo suddenly launched an attack.

R in harmony with destiny!

After glancing at his teammates' distance, he unleashed his ultimate, trapping the turret. He couldn't be sure about moving heroes, but against stationary turrets, his ultimate was a sure hit. Seeing his support initiate the team fight, Old Thief immediately activated his Holy Lance, unleashing countless bullets towards Ezreal's face.

"Holy crap, someone's here?" Egg exclaimed in surprise, his hands not stopping as he activated his ultimate and blocked EZ's path.

Ultimate Skill: Unwavering Will (Level 1): When this skill is activated, he will feel the will of the Tauren, during which time all Pure Love Warriors will reduce the damage he takes by 70%.

At the same time, both top laners activated Teleport.

With the mid and jungle players rushing over from the map, a 5v5 team fight instantly ensued.

"This... suddenly they're preparing a five-person group?"

"What kind of crazy support speed is this? OMG is alright since it was premeditated, but WE's mid and jungle are way too fast."

The two commentators found it outrageous. Kassadin and Nidalee are indeed champions who can quickly provide support, but their speed—so fast that the enemy barely makes a move before they abandon their immediate resources to provide that support—was truly unsettling. Especially Nidalee; this jungler is notorious for his greed, and he didn't even clear the F4 camp halfway through—it was simply absurd.

竟然有人能拒发,于，群！9；8"0？2！0？5，8，？5。6绝F4的诱惑？看着比赛的厂长觉得一定是哪里出了问题。

With a Q skill, Bard was knocked up from his overextended position, and with another W skill, Lucian was knocked away. Egg has made full use of his protective abilities.

Then, a bewitching white figure appeared beside him.

The E skill, Charm, was used to directly predict the target's location and hit EZ's position after his dash. As one of the golden mid laners (carry) of this era, Cool naturally has a unique understanding of his most proficient assassin champions.

W+Q+second R to recall Q skill

A brief combo brought EZ's health down to near zero. Before Mystic could even heal after being freed from the crowd control, a massive explosion erupted from the other side of the wall, instantly finishing off the low-health EZ.

R Ultimate Bomb.

It was a gank that was anticipated in advance. In any case, OMG would definitely arrive first. Faced with the siege of four people, Mystic had very little room to maneuver.

However, at this point, Bard's ultimate ability had also ended. The turret immediately targeted Ahri, and after taking damage from the turret, Cool used the last part of his ultimate to successfully escape the turret.

then,

Then he was hit in the knee by an arrow.

Flash W+EQ

He was given no time to react, and by the time he came to his senses, his screen had already turned black and white.

The leopard woman has arrived!

It can only be said that Leng Shao, who successfully secured the kill, relaxed his guard slightly; otherwise, he wouldn't have had this opportunity. To be honest, Luo Fei wasn't confident about this one-shot kill either. He learned many of his Nidalee plays from Bing Fan in his previous life. Luckily, he had watched other people's live streams; otherwise, if he had actually tried to imitate those novels and believed that Nidalee had some kind of W-Flash combo, this play would have been straight into the highlight reel.

"Leg Bro, hold them back!"

Using the refreshed W cooldown from killing Ahri, Nidalee can quickly create distance with a single W. Without her abilities, she can't withstand Lucian's dual pistols; maintaining distance and occasionally unleashing a sneak attack is the core of Nidalee's gameplay.

Without hesitation, Poppy immediately knocked Tahm Kench away upon landing. She then used her E skill to push Lucian back, tanking damage from Lucian, Bard, and Graves to keep Lucian in place.

WE is in a very awkward position right now. At this point, their sustained damage dealer EZ is dead, and Nidalee, who can only shoot from the sidelines, has no way to finish them off. On the other hand, although the enemy team is being held back, Graves and Lucian's damage output is still very strong at this point.

"You damn Wangzai, what are you doing watching the show? If you don't get on Leg Bro soon, he'll be all gang-raped!"

"Stop making noise, here we come."

Like many assassins, Xi Ye possesses a keen sense of timing when entering a battle. Even if he arrives early, he doesn't dare step on a group of healthy enemies in front of him.

but,

it's OK now.

Seeing the half-health Graves targeted by Nidalee, Xiye immediately used his R-Flash combo on him. This time, he could use R-Flash. He knew he had to deal with his teammate's favorite champion first, since they'd seen this champion's ruthlessness far too many times.

The more you fight, the stronger you become; it's practically every man's dream, truly deserving of the name "real man."

Kassadin's R-flash was too sudden, and Poppy, who had been focused on, suddenly shifted the firepower. Caught off guard, Taobaoquan was instantly killed, and even Laozei didn't have time to heal him.

"Nice Wangzai, step back and let me handle this!"

With two Cs dead, Lucian, who's left, is much easier to deal with.

The old thief was also quite helpless. For an ADC, many times you really can only attack whoever is within range. He used a full combo on Alistar, then another on Poppy, and by the time he finally turned around, all his teammates were gone?

Isn't he AD?