I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

Did he buy from the wrong person? He didn't buy the official product, but from Pinduoduo? And it was a discounted price with free shipping?

He really threw up.

On the other side, Luo Fei, who had successfully established an early lead, thought for a moment and then immediately turned and ran towards the enemy's lower jungle. Without even considering it, he had used Flash while ganking mid, meaning the enemy Graves would have a full three-buff start. Why wouldn't he switch jungles and just go there to feed? Now, if he encountered a double-buff Graves in the jungle, he was definitely not going to escape.

What happens once you're on the road?

You should see it this way:

Poppy is a hammer-form Tristana, and Tristana is an ADC, so Leg Bro is equivalent to an ADC on the top lane.

This AD carry goes up, and still wants the jungler to help?

Goodbye! He just plays like Shoe King, but he's not really Shoe King. We won't take that kind of attitude.

Just like that, the guy with the legs who was just staring at the line suddenly felt a huge wave of malice.

He just now,

Did someone stab you again?

Chapter 118, Section 125: A Joke, EDG at 7 PM

After circling the lower jungle, Luo Fei's Gragas successfully reached a little over level 3.5, just a bit short of level 4 experience. Normally, he might have checked a few forums to ask for an extra 3 experience points.

But this isn't a forum, and there's no sign-in function. Plus, all the monsters in your own area have been cleared out, so what do you do when there's nowhere to get experience? Well, you'll just have to find a solution.

then,

This time, he set his sights on the bottom lane.

Anyway, if I catch him, I'll make a killing; if I don't, I won't lose anything. I can just level up to four and then go back to base, feeling great. I'll probably have enough gold by then. Thinking it over, I did it. I positioned myself against the river wall and quietly used my E to move from the enemy jungle to the bottom lane bush, waiting patiently for the next E.

Although it's a bit of a waste of time, it's often only when you sacrifice something that the opponent truly believes you. Besides, in the early game when everyone only has trinket wards, supports can't place wards in bushes, which gives Luo Fei an opportunity.

"Clearlove has taught us so many ways to flank, hasn't he?" Changmao exclaimed in surprise. Seriously, before the S6 World Championship, Clearlove wasn't actually that bad. His ganking and counter-ganking were among the best in the LPL, and his flank ganking was a signature skill among signature skills.

As a result, this...

Wait, bro, weren't you grooming your heir? What the hell is this guy?! Is it really true that wildflowers smell better than cultivated ones?

"You missed the point. Killer is usually a very aggressive player, but he doesn't usually try to find his rhythm this aggressively in the early game. It feels like something happened during his break. He seems like a completely different person." With a woman's intuition, Yan Gongzi finally noticed something was off.

As a result, her suggestion immediately sparked a discussion among everyone.

"Now that you mention it, you are indeed a little hungry. Could it be that you're hungry?"

"It can't be that bad, it's only a little past six o'clock. EDG plays LGD at seven, so aren't they even hungrier?"

"Playing against LGD is something else. LGD has already been confirmed to have failed to advance to the playoffs, right?"

"It's confirmed. These guys are terrible. LGD will definitely get crushed by EDG in the next two games. I'm going all in now."

In a sense, this WE vs. VG match is just an appetizer, something to watch for fun; the real main course is the LGD vs. EDG match later. At this point, EDG and WE have the same points, meaning that if EDG wins the next match, they will temporarily be at the top of the leaderboard.

Conversely, if EDG loses, the Tieba forum will start a "pig-slaughtering competition." But how could EDG possibly lose to a team like LGD, who are just lousy? After glancing at LGD's record, the young fans decisively placed their bets on a 2-0 victory.

Don't ask, the answer is that the government is giving them money, so why not take it?

the other side,

The young support player hadn't realized the seriousness of the problem. Before Alistar reached level 6, Ashe + Alistar really couldn't beat Lucian + Bard. Their burst damage was on completely different levels. No matter how aggressive Mystic was, he could only sneakily poke at him a couple of times with his range and W.

Naturally, the bottom lane is now the side that is pushing slightly forward.

This time, I'm not going to reason with you anymore.

Niu Niu immediately flashed and used Q to knock up Lucian, then followed up with W to push him back. They couldn't win a 2v2, but a 3v2 was a piece of cake. Seeing Dan Zong's decisiveness, Luo Fei excitedly grabbed a meat egg to satisfy his hunger. Combined with Ashe, they completely crippled Lucian. The early game tempo was a huge success.

"666, the captain is really fierce, this pace is amazing."

"Absolutely, otherwise how can I be your captain? Come on, let me help you push the lane again."

"Ah, brother, that's not necessary. My brother-in-law and I are pretty good at pushing lanes."

"It's okay, we're all brothers, I won't mind wasting a little time." With that, he started clearing the lane minions. Are you kidding me? If he doesn't reach level 4 after wasting so much time, his jungle will be a complete mess!

Watching this idiot jungler start his dirty lane rampage again, Brother-in-law and Egg exchanged a glance and could only smile wryly as they pushed along. Fortunately, it was the enemy AD who died, so they didn't lose out.

After returning home and heading out again, Gragas resumed his signature ruthless playstyle. Unlike Graves, who is a champion who becomes useless if he doesn't farm and whose ganks are mostly just passing by, Gragas is different. He doesn't need to build full damage like those main characters; isn't this version of Gragas all about being a bruiser and annoying?

Anyway, he's just a support/initiator, a counter-initiator. As for experience and economy, falling behind a little isn't a big deal. With this self-abandoning mentality, VG's mid and bot lane duo is absolutely terrible. Before, when they played WE, the other team at most harassed them a bit, but now, they're practically a father-son duo camping together!

Another Alistar initiated the attack, and Bard watched numbly as Gragas flashed out from near his own bot lane tower, his eyes showing a resigned expression. From level 3 to 5, their bot lane had been ganked by Gragas three times. Seeing his jungler at level 6 and the enemy Gragas just reaching level 5, he was devastated.

How can there be such a jungler in professional matches? Isn't he afraid of being blamed for not being able to gank? Isn't your template Clearlove? And why does this look like Mlxg?

"Danny, go help the bot lane, they're about to collapse." Barely suppressing his anger, Houye said calmly. Not to mention the bot lane, his mid lane had also been ganked twice by the enemy. He almost suspected that the enemy Gragas spent all his time roaming and ganking except for taking the river crab.

Before, it was understandable that Graves wasn't level 6 because he was afraid of falling behind in the early game, but now that you're level 6 and there's been no activity on any of the three lanes, that's a bit unreasonable, isn't it? Danny nodded, and to be honest, he was also helpless. Graves really has no way to gank in the early game, especially when the enemy team has an advantage in the safe lane. If he goes down there, he's just feeding.

As for the free-roaming top laner? That Poppy was too steady, he didn't have much of a chance.

This time, however, he had already circled around and was hiding in the bottom lane bush. His jungler instincts told him the enemy Gragas was coming back. A level 7 Graves, a level 5 Gragas—wouldn't he crush them this time?

Soon, as the bottom laners respawned, VG spotted Gragas with a ward. The players exchanged glances, pretending not to see him, and continued laning. A cruel smile, however, tugged at the corners of their mouths.

Despite dying twice in the bot lane, Graves and Lucian's damage output is still enough to easily dominate a level 5 Ashe and a level 5 Gragas. Just as the enemy Gragas successfully took the bait and started to engage, Graves, who was hiding in the bush, finally couldn't resist and came out.

In this 3v3 situation, aren't they completely dominating the other side?!

Just as Graves was about to shoot Ashe in the face, an eye suddenly appeared above his head.

"Lady Luck is smiling upon us~"

"Ding!"

A yellow card that landed immediately froze him in place.

In WE's voice chat, Luo Fei proudly patted his chest and said, "See? I told you that idiot on the other side would be here. He farms before level 6 and feeds after level 6. This is some old-school strategy."

PS: How should we carry out this pleasurable torture? - EDG Talents One-Click Configuration.

Chapter 119, Section 126: I'd rather make a mistake than do nothing.

Thanks to several early plays, WE completely turned the tide of the game.

For WE's lineup, there are three key early-game opportunities: Gragas' first E-Flash, Twisted Fate's first ultimate, and Ashe's first Crystal Arrow. If these three opportunities are capitalized on, the team can gain at least a 1000 gold advantage through consistent gameplay.

In terms of lineup, they weren't as aggressive as their opponents in the early game. With that 1000 gold lead in the early game, if VG managed to control the game well, it would be no different from a loss for them. It's obvious that WE made the right moves in the first two steps. Their best-farmed Graves was instantly killed, and they were surrounded and scored a 2-for-0, with only Lucian escaping.

With tower takedowns, dragon takedowns, and lane swaps, WE skillfully established their rhythm.

Below the stage in the stadium, Sister Shuang and Sister Zhou sat quietly in the audience, watching the large screen on stage. To be honest, although Shufen didn't show any expression on her face, she was actually very excited. After forcibly restraining herself for a while, she couldn't resist the urge and leaned close to Sister Shuang's ear. There was no way around it; the sound from the big screen in the stadium was already loud enough, and the fans around them would cheer from time to time, so it was impossible to hear anything without getting close.

"Sister Shuang, do you think his sudden surge of power is because of me?" Shufen's little head was now filled with all sorts of third-rate TV drama plots. Such a drastic change in just over ten minutes—wasn't this a classic case of the male lead being reactivated by the female lead?

So it seems she's still very important, isn't she? Look at the people on the big screen, they're all so excited, isn't that the thrill of love?

"Ah, this..."

Shuangjie suddenly didn't know how to answer her best friend. If she said yes, something seemed off. If she said no, something also felt strange.

After hesitating for a long time, she could only answer, "Maybe... he really was inspired by something, who knows?"

At that moment, Shuangjie felt as if she had secretly raised a few incredible flags in her heart.

It must be... just my imagination, right?

After receiving Shuangjie's reply, Zhoujie was even happier. "Now everyone is probably dumbfounded. I think no one expected this man to be so fierce, right?"

"Ah, um... it's really quite powerful, most people couldn't handle it."

"Right, my sister thinks so too."

"Yeah, he's really good. Let's stop talking and watch the game first~" If they didn't stop now, Shuangjie felt something was about to happen. She didn't know why, but talking about her boyfriend with her girlfriends always gave her a strange sense of shame and pleasure.

Although their conversation was rather dry, Shuangjie inexplicably felt a slight dampness.

Why is it that this guy is so attractive to everyone?

While the two were chatting, a dramatic change had already occurred on the field. In this era without protective mechanisms for turrets, within just a few minutes, both sides had already destroyed each other's outer side turrets. Because WE had a slight advantage in the early game, they were the first to move to the mid lane and become the team that chipped away at the turret.

This move immediately drew all five VG players back to defend. Furthermore, their overly concentrated and forward positioning while chipping away at the towers gave the opposing team an opening.

The focus is on the Tsar and Badr.

Bard's ultimate blocked movement, and while that ultimate attracted most of WE's attention (especially Gragas), Houye immediately executed a skillful drift with Azir and drove off. Being a Azir mainstay, and with a "what the heck" mentality, Houye began his personal show.

W+E+Q+FlashR

A group of experienced players successfully carried four enemies, with only one Gragas, who had been waiting for an opportunity, escaping unscathed. For VG, as long as they initiated the team fight, even if they were at an economic disadvantage, it was always easier for them to win. After all, their lineup had a lot of AOE damage and strong early-game fighting power. Combined with the damage from the turrets, they directly achieved a 1-for-4 exchange. Only one Azir, who recklessly charged in without Flash, was sent into the WE team's ranks and died under Gragas' ultimate.

"666666"

"Lord Marquis is still formidable."

"This Tsar B is really something, he shouldn't have been allowed to serve."

"I feel sorry for Mad Dog Fei. He finally gained an advantage, but then he gave it all away."

There's not much to say. Four kills in the mid-game instantly put the opposing team's lineup on a roll. Unlike WE, who are more late-game focused, VG's lineup entered their power spike as soon as they got a few kills.

"This is going to be tough." After glancing at the situation on the field, he could basically conclude that VG was about to take off. With the experience from the first game, it wouldn't be so easy to turn the tide in the second game.

really,

After gaining an advantage, VG displayed a level of professionalism that shouldn't be seen in them. After all, Houye is a former SKT player, so his command skills are generally solid. Furthermore, everyone was surprisingly obedient when victory was assured, greatly reducing the difficulty for Houye in directing the team.

And less than 20 minutes have passed. VG is currently playing with an almost frighteningly stable rhythm.

A few minutes later, looking at himself who had been killed once again, Xi Ye fell silent.

He really had a terrible day today. In the first game, his supposed trump card, the Murloc, was completely useless. In the second game, the Twisted Fate he confidently picked failed to create any momentum beyond the initial push. His subsequent ultimate abilities also landed poorly due to his impatience, and several team fights that he thought were decent ended up with him dying immediately after landing because his teammates were too far away to keep up.

The disadvantage actually grew larger with each wave of his attack. If it weren't for their jungler's perfectly timed ultimates that repelled several waves of enemy attacks, the high ground might already be gone by now.

WE is in a very difficult situation.

This game's Twisted Fate situation is different from the last time he played it. Last time, almost no one on the opposing team could stop his split-pushing. This time, if Twisted Fate split-pushes against Ekko, Graves, and Azir, he'll be completely dominated, unable to even escape. But if he chooses to capitalize on mistakes and engage in team fights, he's already failed to take off several times.