I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

Is today community day? Is Akali here to offer him some comfort? That's so inconvenient!

Although I don't really understand it, seeing that the dotted line doesn't connect to the ultimate, I know he's not playing Yasuo.

“so lie ya gai dou!”

Akali decisively activated her crane ultimate ability, hanging herself directly within the turret's range, and the turret's second attack successfully locked onto her.

Akali was dumbfounded. She'd specifically saved her Flash to dodge Yasuo's wind attack, and she still managed to predict that? Aren't you a newbie? What kind of prediction is this? Did they switch players halfway through?

Hey? (＃`O′) Is this Fist? Someone's using a substitute player, you damn well better come out and do something about it!

After his impotent rage subsided, he was faced with two simple paths: either use his third ultimate (R) to force a trade, or use it on an enemy minion behind him. After thinking for about 0.05 seconds, she still felt that a hard trade would be more comfortable.

Since we're all going to get fucked anyway, wouldn't it be better to give each other 300 yuan, make friends, and have fun together?

Besides, if we give a kill to the enemy Yasuo in this wave, he might stop playing cowardly later, and then I'll definitely be able to study hard, take the college entrance exam, and get into Tsinghua or Peking University.

Acting on her impulse, Akali landed and immediately used her third ultimate (R) to charge in, followed by a basic attack and Ignite, then finished off Yasuo with her Q skill, which was almost off cooldown. This was practically a death sentence for Yasuo. However, he underestimated the professional player's emergency response.

Akali uses her E skill in the opposite direction to dash out of the tower, while simultaneously raising her W skill, Protective Barrier, which she's been holding back for a while. Akali's mere Q skill simply can't get past it.

Then, Luo Fei's Yasuo started frantically using his E skill, taking the path of fun to the extreme.

He had to use his E skill; that little bit of fire looked like it could burn him to death. Luckily, Yasuo had his passive shield, which gave him a second of extra time, otherwise he would have been done for. Akali was truly heartbroken watching the happy Yasuo in the distance.

Has the player been replaced? This is definitely a replacement! They deliberately baited him into a tower dive and killed him; the tactics in this city are getting increasingly difficult. Waaaaah~ She's so wronged.

Such an amazing move completely stunned everyone in the live stream.

"This is insane... This guy is incredibly lucky."

"Is my operations really so worthless in the face of Yunying?"

"Damn it, let's kill the seals, guys! What the hell is this? You can play LOL with luck now?"

"Unlucky people already have it so hard, why do you still persecute them?"

Thankfully, the live stream was on, so they knew what happened. Otherwise, if they were watching a regular match, they would definitely think this guy was deliberately pretending to be bad. This is incredible! They were completely blown away.

So you really are the chosen one?

Looking at the dumbfounded Xi Ye beside him, and then at the barrage of "666" comments, Luo Fei got cocky.

"ε=('ο｀*))) Sigh, a master, just so ordinary. This one move alone, do you think I'm awesome?"

"I won't look, I'm afraid of needles."

"???"

"Holy crap, you're also a disciple of the Quanzhen Sect?"

Luo Fei was dumbfounded. He, the master of memes, had actually been outmaneuvered by that stinky Wangzai (a popular internet meme). Wait a minute, that famous meme hasn't even appeared in the Hearthstone section yet, how did this guy find it?

Seeing the idiot's face, which looked like his worldview had been shaken, Xi Ye finally felt a sense of satisfaction, as if he had gotten his revenge.

"Didn't expect that, did you? I'm a Duan You (a user of online jokes), I've seen through your tired jokes!" After saying that, he directly showed a certain app to prove his identity as a Duan You.

. . . . . . .

Holy crap, how could he forget that!

Wait a minute! Wasn't this crappy app released in 18? So it time-traveled too? That's ridiculous.

Knowing he was losing, Luo Fei decisively chose to play dead. After all, this was all due to his skillful maneuvers, and he was the one who benefited. He easily cleared a whole wave of minions and then stood in the middle lane to recall.

With this return to base, Yasuo will finally have enough money to buy his soul item.

"Hmph, once I get my Lightning Blade, won't I be able to dominate this game?"

"Come on, you're going to browse Taobao on your way back. Aren't you afraid someone will come and kick you?" Seeing his smug look, Xi Ye couldn't help but retort.

"What are you afraid of? I just saw Hecarim in the top lane. I'm definitely not going to die this time. If I do die, I'll show you how to eat fries upside down right now!"

Just then, a yellow bullet accurately passed through Yasuo's body in the mid lane, and Taobao, which he had been browsing for a long time, suddenly became a place where he could place an order.

This. . .

"Ahem, well, can I take back what I just said?"

Chapter 95, Section 101: The power of this sword grows stronger with each strike.

After failing to impress anyone again, Luo Fei simply lay there like a corpse.

Sometimes he really wondered if his identity as a streamer had some kind of mysterious FLAG bonus. He clearly hadn't intended to create any entertainment value, but it just so happened to happen to him.

With a pained expression, Luo Fei pulled out his core item, the Electric Blade, and went out again. He never expected that something was waiting for him in the mid lane.

Five minutes later...

Looking at his 2/8/0 score, he broke down.

How could someone be so disgusting? It was clearly a 1v1 in the mid lane, and this bastard on the other side actually called for backup! Oh, wait, he called for a horse! Luo Fei was absolutely furious.

The enemy Centaur was utterly shameless, constantly emerging from behind his jungle to deliver a kick. Combined with Akali's burst damage, he barely had time to react before dying. After this happened three times in a row, his mid lane was essentially doomed.

Logically, this game should have been a situation where Rammus and his team could relentlessly gank Akali. After all, Rammus's Q counts as a knock-up.

But the previous team fight in the bot lane made Rammus see clearly who the real carry was and who the real losers were. He completely ignored the mid lane, focusing solely on how to make the bot lane a carry.

Of course, he succeeded. After a series of insane tower dives, Vayne's items gradually came together, and she was finally a useful AD carry in team fights. Led by the fast pace of the bot lane, Luo Fei's team was the first to push down the enemy bot lane and secure the dragon, then gathered in the mid lane to push towers and force a team fight.

Take advantage of his illness to kill him.

Now that EZ is useless, Darius's development is still acceptable. Legge held on and didn't explode. Akali's damage wasn't too outrageous because of Yasuo's counter, even though he had almost 10 stacks of Book of Thoth later on.

If this drags on any longer, they really won't be able to beat the opponent's lineup.

Soon, both teams assembled in the mid lane. To the bewilderment of the red team, the opposing Yasuo was brazenly using his E skill to dash around the mid lane minions, thoroughly enjoying himself. From the perspective of the live stream, one would see countless question marks following each of Yasuo's E moves.

"Holy crap, is it really that fun?"

"That's hilarious, there's a bunch of question marks after Mad Dog Flying."

"The other side must be dumbfounded. Is there some idiot standing on the front lines between two armies?"

"2333, as expected of you."

He moved forward with the swift wind, question marks filling the screen behind him. It wasn't that he wanted to be reckless, but when he used E, he really couldn't control his hand at all. However, between the back and forth of E, a familiar gust of wind once again lingered on the tip of his blade.

I glanced at my position; I was positioned just a short distance from the enemy's Hecarim, Akali. Since that's the case...

Recalling the cool move in his mind, Luo Fei gritted his teeth and his fingers clattered across the keyboard. He executed Yasuo's signature move: EQ Flash. To the red team, all they saw was the enemy Yasuo frantically using E-E-E, and then suddenly appearing before them with an EQ Flash.

Yes, right in front of them. I didn't touch them at all, just a tiny bit away.

. . . . . .

. . . . . .

"Is this guy an idiot?"

Both sides were stunned for a full second. Once they came to their senses, the red team immediately ganged up on him. Before, with his smooth E-E combos, they thought he had been replaced.

As a result, this is it?

Having lost one of the team's only two damage dealers, Leg Bro and his teammates were forced to give up the outer mid tower, and then looked at their own stupid jungler with despair.

"Xiao Fei."

"Ok?"

"Lu Xun once said that studying E cannot save the Chinese people."

"You mean? I shouldn't have brought the medicine bottle, but should have brought an extra ward to catch lone wolves? That makes sense, no wonder you're called Leg Bro."

"No, I mean, you better take that E key off right now!"

He felt there was little hope left in this round. He wanted to curse, but couldn't bring himself to do so, since he had indeed chosen the stone first, and Leg Bro really couldn't say much.

For the next ten minutes or so, thanks to the resilience of the bot lane duo, the game didn't end in a surrender vote. Several team fights broke out on both sides, with most losses outnumbering the gains, even with Vayne's exceptional performance. As for Yasuo? Luo Fei did play more seriously later on, but a bad player is a bad player; he kept dying while using his E ability.

In the end, Yasuo dominated the entire match with a score of 3/13/1.

Nearly 40 minutes had passed. All of the blue team's outer turrets had fallen, and only a bare crystal remained on the top and bottom lane inhibitors. Before them, the red team was advancing in unison.

It's not that they can't win. Assuming they can wipe out the enemy team and their two carries survive, with a game lasting nearly 40 minutes, their respawn time would be enough for them to push back and take the game. Thinking of this, the five players on the blue team instantly perked up.

"Remember, only use your ultimate when I use mine. If I don't have my ultimate, don't use it even if you die, understand?" Leg Bro kept instructing Luo Fei, feeling utterly exhausted. Even though this guy was terrible, the only damage dealers were him and Vayne; there was really nothing he could do.

"I understand, I understand. You can deliver it with confidence."

"Ok?"

"Ahem. What I mean is, don't worry, I'll follow."

This was a game of chance to turn the tide, so he naturally knew he needed to be more serious in the final push. However, they were oversimplifying things. How could a team with an advantage possibly play the way the losing side planned in every situation?

Hecarim initiated the team fight with his ultimate, instilling fear in the enemy. Darius then flashed and pulled up Alistar, Rammus, and Malphite. Akali roamed to the sidelines, waiting for her turn to engage. The remaining backline heroes kept a close eye on Malphite's ultimate. What does a Darius with a huge lead mean in the late game? He's incredibly tanky, deals high damage, and has an execute ability.

The dragon turtle had pure armor, and the calf had its ultimate ability, so they went straight for the rock.

To compensate for the damage, Malphite was built as a semi-tank, and wasn't as durable as expected. Leg Bro had no choice but to use his ultimate the moment he was out of control, and it only hit Darius, Hecarim, and Thresh.

Looking at the three dotted lines, Luo Fei didn't choose to go for them. Instead, like Akali, he bypassed the battle and started his happy gliding on the side of the minion wave.

The battlefield was in complete chaos. Some were diving in, some were protecting, some were tanking, and some were just loafing around – all nine players were fighting their own battles. Only after the first death did the situation begin to clear. The disadvantaged team simply couldn't withstand the enemy's incredibly developed onslaught; relying solely on Vayne for damage was clearly insufficient.

Wait... just relying on one Vayne?

What about Yasuo?

Leg Bro quickly located Yasuo's position and nearly coughed up blood. While they were locked in a fierce battle, Yasuo was just happily spat out his E abilities on the sidelines?

"You fucking still shopping here? The group buying over there is almost done!"

"I'm coming!"

It wasn't that he didn't want to engage, but Yasuo really needed an opportunity to enter the fray. Now, that opportunity had clearly arrived. Team fights are the easiest time to expose weaknesses, and at least right now, a line had appeared in his eyes.

Although it was his first time playing Yasuo, he could just treat prediction like Nidalee's Q and that would be fine.

In that case

"Face the gale!" A tornado was thrown from her hand, flying straight towards the center of the battlefield. Along the way, it knocked away four people besides Akali.