I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

"In terms of mid-lane champion pool, I only admire Wutian and Buddha."

While it's unclear whether this thing is actually cutting-edge technology, most viewers still find it entertaining. Currently, EDG has the most fans in the LPL, followed by RNG; LGD is just something people are playing around with.

As for WE?

Aside from a few die-hard fans who are practically unshakeable and fans of Luo Fei's looks, the rest are Luo Fei's personal fans. They're the kind who don't care about the team's wins or losses; they just watch his livestreams for fun. In fact, most of them might appear to be his personal fans, but in reality, they're probably just casual acquaintances.

Who can say for sure what will happen in the LPL?

Considering that WE and EDG were once part of the same organization for a few minutes in the early days, it doesn't seem to make any sense.

Since we've already made our choices, there's not much more to say. The Fizz is alright; he has high damage output and decent survivability. In this assassin meta, he's not much worse than the most popular champions, but his margin for error is low.

Speaking of the little fishman,

Luo Fei immediately thought of Ximen, the Ultimate Hero Coin, and the King of Little Fishman.

The second person that comes to mind is Lu Laoye, after all, he was actually the number one Fizz player in the Chinese server for a short period of time.

As for the third one...

He thought of his good buddy Bao Sang, the streamer who played Zed in that bastard's words. It wasn't that he was particularly good at playing Fizz, but rather that Bao Sang had always been skilled at playing Fizz since Deepsea Fish.

Filled with uncertainty about the unknown, the two sides began their first match.

PY: Mentor the newbies in the group about "Infinite Anime Crossover: Martial God"

20 words of fodder, the first world crown. For some reason, it reminds me of a certain power plant manager:

Ah~ my King's Power! *Pfft*

Chapter 113, Section 120: You dare to get on this car?

As soon as the game started, both sides began their own strategic maneuvering.

It's still a standard cable replacement.

Lucian and Bard are in the safe lane, and if they don't gank them in the early game, their lineup advantage will be significantly reduced, so VG definitely wants to gank them. Considering the possibility of the opponent switching lanes, VG's bot lane duo took a gamble and ran towards the top lane.

As for WE on the other side.

"What do we say about Fei-ge this time? Should we switch or not?" At this crucial moment, Egg habitually passed the buck to his captain. Anyway, this guy usually takes the blame enough times, one or two more won't make a difference.

"Why are you asking me? I don't know either." It's pitch black; how could he know where the other side is?

"So we're not going to change it? We'll just stick to the status quo?"

"Let's not switch. We can just play normally and see how Wangzai performs." After thinking for a while, the group decided not to switch. It's just that the bot lane will be pressured a bit, but at least it's a Sivir and Alistar, so they won't be completely denied farm.

When both sides went live, VG quickly realized they had lost their gamble.

What should we do then?

All I can do now is farm minions and push towers in a mediocre way.

With just a quick glance, Luo Fei basically determined that neither side had much of a rhythm 10 minutes ago. It was the familiar top laner and jungler starting, then leveling up to two and returning to their lanes to push towers with their duo lane – a scene straight out of Season 6.

At this time, there was no turret protection mechanism. Around 4 minutes in, the outer turrets on the top and bottom lanes were given to the top laners to solo farm. WE then moved the bottom lane duo back to the top lane.

Taking advantage of the gap after pushing down the tower, Luo Fei quietly circled around to the mid lane to try and gank Hou Ye. Hou Ye was pushing the lane quite aggressively at the moment. Many people's impression of Hou Ye was that he was stable. But many others thought that being stable was cowardly, and later even more pathologically believed that being cowardly meant becoming one with the tower from the start of the game, wasting his power spike.

But the Marquis is different; he's just steady, but he's not stupid.

If you don't pressure Fizz with Lulu in the early game, are you just going to wait for Fizz to level up and then chase him down?

nonexistent.

Now, we should pressure him as much as possible, ideally making him miss minions and lose gold, forcibly delaying the speed at which the Slark completes his equipment. That's what he should be doing. But as he does that, his own positioning inevitably becomes vulnerable.

The man successfully flanked the enemy, and a javelin was thrown in anticipation, only to miss unsurprisingly.

At this moment, Lord Hou finally demonstrated what true composure meant. After realizing that his Q skill had missed, he immediately flashed towards the tower. Even Luo Fei himself was caught off guard by this decisiveness, only managing to use his leopard form and W and E skills at maximum range to touch the tower twice.

This kind of strategy, which completely avoids showing off and focuses solely on survival, is the pinnacle of stability. At least for Luo Fei, the opponent didn't give him any room to maneuver, simply flashing away to make him leave.

This. . .

"I recognized him by his eyes; he's still the familiar Marquis."

"That Flash was a decisive move."

"If I were a jungler, I'd be disgusted. After this wave, Lord Hou will definitely not give Mad Dog a second chance to flank, I'm sure of it."

"Indeed, huh? Wait, what about VG?"

Before the previous segment was even finished, the next wave of viewers was immediately drawn to the director's camera. In WE's upper jungle, near the red buff bush, VG's bot lane, jungle, and support were quietly waiting for their destined partner to arrive.

The consequence of swapping jungle camps was that WE's upper jungle was completely dark. Logically, the opposing team should have already switched lanes and pushed, just like them. Having anticipated this pattern, VG went against the grain and camped there, assuming WE might send Zero to check what was left in the jungle – which is perfectly normal.

Having gone several minutes without a meal, VG was eager to have a good beef feast. However, instead of the expected beef delicacy, they encountered an even better prey: a lone Sivir?

The three were overjoyed.

This cow can only satisfy their hunger on top, but if it were Wheel Mom, she could satisfy their hunger down there too!

They held their breath excitedly, though it was pointless, since as long as it wasn't Aurelion Sol, they were basically safe from being spotted while hiding in the bushes. Seeing Sivir getting closer and closer, VG's trio finally couldn't resist any longer.

Graves immediately launched an attack, initiating with his W skill. Lucian also followed up with a slide, working together with the support to deal damage to Sivir.

"Holy crap!" Suddenly, three people jumped out of the bushes, forcing the brother-in-law to speak in Chinese. Who could withstand a group of burly men like that? He immediately activated his heal and E skill shield simultaneously, then turned and ran towards the top lane. Fortunately, the brother-in-law was just passing by and hadn't face-checked the bushes, maintaining some distance; without the opponents using Flash, they had no chance of catching up.

"Don't hold back on your skills, let's play it safe." After checking the distance, Danny was also preparing to communicate with the AD to flash together, since they were chasing someone down and his damage alone was a bit lacking.

"Wait, I have my E." After saying that, Bard immediately created a tunnel in the wall. Although the exit was a bit off-center, near the edge of the second tower's range, with Heal, it wouldn't be a big problem. Danny and the ADC didn't think much of it. The main thing was that there was a girl in front of them who could be easily crushed and rubbed into the ground. In many cases, people lose their rationality when facing a low-health enemy.

Without a second thought, Graves and Lucian, the two quick-draw shooters, slid right into Bard's wall.

then,

Then they saw a minotaur staring at their anus with gleaming eyes.

"Taste what it's like to be awesome!"

Flash Q, Niu Niu is furious. Niu Niu was just a step too slow, and as a result, his goddess almost got raped by someone else. You know, in this world, only the Minotaur is allowed to NTR others; the Minotaur absolutely will not allow anyone to NTR him.

The fake minotaur is only interested in giving away his hat.

True minotaurs are all pure-love, war god minotaurs.

Control yourself, color the enemy~

Q's knock-up combined with W's wall-pinching controlled the two quick-draw heroes for nearly three seconds. Add to that Sivir's damage, and by the time Graves regained his freedom after being focused down, the screen was already black. Only Lucian remained, flashing to barely survive.

They've been tricked this time!

First they sent a girl to seduce them, then as soon as they went in, a bunch of tanky warriors popped out. Isn't this a classic honey trap? Holy crap, where's the policewoman? It's fine if she's not in Vi, but you guys better come out and do something about it! (＃`O′)

The viewers in the live stream who were watching the person taking a dump suddenly felt inexplicably hungry.

"Hiss~ I suddenly don't know what to say."

"Danny is getting anxious. If Bard had waited for Sivir to get any closer, he might have killed her first."

"Come on, how do you know if Wheel Mom will leave? She never even intended to go into the grass."

"Mad Dog Fei looks so confused. This is the first time our jungler's rhythm has been dictated by the enemy jungler, lol."

No joke, Luo Fei was genuinely dumbfounded. Although the person opposite him was already dead when he came to his senses, the hole Bard had created was still visible on the wall. Seeing its location, he couldn't help but give it a thumbs up.

Bard's wall, the wandering car.

These two are notorious for being unreliable in the Rift, and you guys dare to ride them so casually?

Disrespect and disrespect.

In that instant, he suddenly felt sorry for the Marquis.

PY: A member of the group wrote "Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma: Starting from Selling Hand-Pulled Pancakes".

I wrote the title of the book "Fly" and then posted it on the cat forum.

Chapter 114, Section 121: A man who always smiles has really bad luck.

Competitions can be so interesting sometimes.

The enemy team just fed a bunch of minions in the top lane, and then Leg Bro in the bottom lane almost got solo-killed by the enemy top laner, making Luo Fei think he had the two wrong. This isn't surprising, though; in his mind, the equation is often "those you can remember by name > those you can't remember by name," but hero strength is usually the most important thing.

The top lane tank Ekko in S6 was truly overpowered. And that wasn't even his strongest form; there was a minor patch later on, otherwise he would have been a must-ban or must-pick. Overall, WE still has the advantage here.

No sooner had he thought that than a few minutes later, a golden light suddenly descended from the sky and enveloped him in place.

???

What the heck? I was just passing through my own jungle and wanted to gank the river crab, and this thing just fell out of nowhere? While he was still in a daze, Lulu, Bard, and Graves had already positioned themselves around him.

He was sent home in one combo, without even a chance to fight back.

"Wow, Bard's ultimate is terrifying." Longhair was shocked. He threw his ultimate from so far away and then drove off against the wall and arrived instantly? Is Bard's initiation this powerful?

"VG's move is pretty clever, let's see how WE handles it."

There's not much to say; picking Bard was just to force a fight with the opponent. VG has studied WE; this team doesn't have any strong analysts or coaches, but they're very good at dragging out the game, especially their ability to avoid fights is just too strong.

Looking at his black and white screen, Luo Fei smiled.

If the live stream cameras weren't potentially watching him, he would definitely have given Xi Ye next door a good beating.

"Damn it, Wangzai! He played his so-called trump card, Fizz, and didn't make a sound at level six. How come other players can gank me even at level six?" He was really spitting out his drink. He had actually had some hope for Xiye before.

As a result, this is it?

"No, I didn't know the enemy support was so fast. Lulu just disappeared." He was helpless. The enemy Lulu was incredibly steady. Without Flash, she was practically inseparable from the turret. With Flash, she even had to Flash to dodge the shark's ultimate, which had the shortest range. She was incredibly steady.

As for GANK?

Both junglers and supports were running around the entire map, with no lanes available for laning. How was he supposed to know how to gank? If he wandered around aimlessly and lost experience, he'd really be doomed. Meanwhile, the viewers in the live stream were laughing so hard their stomachs were about to burst. Based on their understanding of this guy, his usual forced smiles were only when he was being outplayed by the enemy or frustrated by his own teammates.

This wave clearly involves both.

"2333, I can't help but laugh whenever I see him smile, what should I do?"