I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

Therefore, the S6's M3 configuration is as follows:

Top laner xy: A solo queue king, characterized by having no distinguishing features.

YOLO is the main jungler, Condi is the substitute.

Mid laner Rapheal and jungler Yolo are a duo who came from LCK.

ADqpqtq, former WE_F player. I don't need to elaborate on who was the true "Whampoa Military Academy" of esports before YM.

Assist Gay.

M3's roster has gone from a theoretical super team last year to a bunch of mediocre players this year. Even with their blind faith in Korean imports, M3 still mostly starts their own LCK mid and jungle players, leaving their only star player on the bench, which is just ridiculous.

Facing such an inexperienced opponent who underestimated them, WE easily dispatched them in the first game.

Last year, even the Samsung team's ten players, who couldn't speak Mandarin, couldn't carry Gai. This year, with two relatively unknown LCK mid and jungle players, it goes without saying that they're even more capable. Seriously, Luo Fei didn't even need to lift a finger; his teammates were already dominating all three lanes.

Xiye was almost in tears. There weren't many mid laners in the LPL during S6 who could be consistently dominated by Xiye. He got really into the game and picked LeBlanc, completely dominating WE's two carries from the laning phase to team fights, and then from team fights back to their fountain.

The entire match was a complete massacre, making it unbearable for many onlookers to watch.

"Tsk tsk tsk, the difference is too big."

"That's normal, after all, it's an M3. Back then, even four of them carrying one couldn't carry it, let alone now it's five Muggles."

"Condi is in a bad situation. He's a great jungler, but he's been benched."

"A team should want him by the summer split. Right now, it seems there aren't many decent junglers in the entire LPL."

Everyone was getting bored. They had gathered there because they wanted to see Condi clash with Crazy Dog Fei, since both of them were completely irrational when they got crazy, and moreover, both of them had a knack for stealing dragons, so a fight between them would definitely be a huge hit.

"Oh, what a pity. I was really looking forward to seeing Condi play." Not just the audience, even Wawa wanted to see this drama unfold. Both matches against WE featured this LCK mid-jungle duo, and the one-sided massacres were really boring.

"Yeah, he's definitely one of the top five junglers in the LPL in terms of stats, it's a bit of a shame he's not playing."

"Hey, wait a minute, I just got word that M3's jungler for the next game has been changed to Condi!!!"

"Oh! The M3 instructor is so savvy? This is going to be interesting."

With Condi on the field, the jungle battles alone are sure to be exciting, instantly piquing the interest of countless onlookers. Even the five members of WE were somewhat surprised to hear this.

So he actually went on stage?

Unlike countless onlookers, the contestants clearly saw things much more clearly.

Is this a genuine attempt to deliver a thrilling match, or simply a way to find someone to take the blame? Their intentions are worth considering.

Everyone starts as a struggling player. This kind of last-minute rescue might seem like a good thing in novels, but in reality, it's a ticking time bomb. On this point, a certain guy has absolute authority. I bet that team's idiotic management doesn't even know that this guy manages to save the day every single time, except for one time he failed and it backfired, leaving him with a lot of trouble instead of getting blamed.

As expected of a contestant named after a pot, he is deeply protected and blessed by the will of the pot.

The halftime break was only 15 minutes long, and the second game quickly began amidst the anticipation of both sides.

BAN:

M3: Kalista, Kindred, Nidalee (the first two are T0 in the current version, Nidalee is purely to counter Killer).

WE: Lulu, Trundle, Tahm Kench. (These three bans are very direct, giving you absolutely no chance to survive; you have to come out and fight head-on.)

So the lineups for both sides are:

WE: Top lane Poppy, Jungle Gragas, Mid lane LeBlanc, Bot lane Lucian + Braum classic combination

M3: Top lane Nautilus, Jungle Elise, Mid lane Quinn, Bot lane Sivir + Morgana ultimate tank combo.

"Damn, is the enemy bot lane still a noob?" The moment Luo Fei confirmed Morgana's presence on the fifth floor, he immediately started swearing. Honestly, Morgana + Sivir, even three people ganking together wouldn't be enough; it would take at least four.

This is the ultimate "troll" bot lane duo. Although they sacrifice laning advantage, their consistency is undeniable. Now, Condi only needs to counter-gank the mid and top lanes, while his range remains global. On top of that, you even have to watch out for Quinn's level 6 W scouting and roaming in the mid lane.

To be precise, he was at a disadvantage from the very beginning of this jungle duel.

This is fucking awful, what a beast this BP is.

In an instant, Luo Fei glared at his idiot team leader with murderous intent. If he lost the jungle this game, this guy would be responsible for at least half the blame for the draft. Filled with resentment, both sides finally began the second game.

At the start of the game, the two junglers met up in the top lane river. A player who plays Elise isn't really considered Elise if they don't start with red buff. Luo Fei placed a trinket ward at the river entrance in the jungle, positioning himself at the enemy's auto-attack range, and then maneuvered Gragas back to the lower jungle for a normal start.

In this game, WE's bot lane did not switch lanes and successfully caught their lane opponent, resulting in a normal start for the game.

The responsibility of controlling the pace of the game has subtly fallen on the junglers on both sides.

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Chapter 125, Section 132: The Game of Jungling

For Luo Fei, there are now several choices in front of him.

The jungler role is both difficult and easy. As a jungler, when you're on the defensive, the most important thing you should do is try to put yourself in the enemy's shoes and think about what they might do.

Spider is an early-game hero. With a red buff at level two, the chance of a successful gank is quite high. Based on the hero's characteristics, she can tower dive and kill early on. Just looking at the lineup, Spider who started with red buff should be ganking top lane.

But that's not right.

This is a predictable route that anyone could guess; playing it in a professional match would be a joke. Even setting aside the possibility of being counter-ganked, Leg Bro himself would play more conservatively at that point.

If we take this a step further, what if the opposing team ganks the mid lane?

If a jungler had reached the average level of a mid-tier LPL player, they would probably be counter-ganking in the mid lane by now. But the opposing team wouldn't, at least not for a proud and arrogant player like Condi who has been benched for so long. He wouldn't make such a move so easily.

Therefore, the Spider is probably just farming in the jungle right now, hoping to bait out Gragas' counter-gank. Even a slight delay in early jungle progression can lead to a mistake that could ruin an entire team fight, let alone with a champion like Gragas whose ultimate can decide the course of the game.

Thinking of this, Luo Fei suppressed his urge to counter-gank and gritted his teeth to continue farming his jungle.

The jungler's game is inherently a complex, multi-layered game. I predict your moves, you predict mine, and the final outcome often boils down to the most basic path. That's the nature of jungling.

As it turns out, from God's perspective, his guess was correct.

The junglers on both sides seemed to have no intention of ganking at all, and were just busy farming their own jungle areas.

"This...something's not right." Wawa and Miller ultimately lacked game understanding. In their view, both junglers had simply given up early ganking opportunities, especially the Spider.

"Maybe both junglers have their own ideas." After hesitating for a while, Miller decided not to speculate too much. After all, these are both top-ranked junglers in the LPL, known for their intuition; perhaps they really are using stillness to overcome movement?

Both junglers, mirroring each other's opening moves, cleared two jungle camps and a river crab to reach level 4, and finally began their individual actions. Condi's eyes gleamed; he'd been pulled out to save the day, clearly meant to take the blame. But he didn't care. For a benchwarmer like him, every appearance could be a factor in other teams' evaluations of him.

He knew the opposing jungler; he was the hottest rookie in the LPL recently, known for his versatile jungling style and unpredictable routes. Facing such a formidable opponent, he naturally wouldn't be careless.

At level three, he signaled to the mid laner Quinn to push the lane a little and use W to check the F4 camp. When he saw that the F4 camp was empty, he already knew that the opponent was a tough jungler.

In a battle between masters, every move can be fatal. The opponent clearly didn't fall for the opening he created in the first wave.

Since trickery is useless, let's rely on our own abilities.

After simply marking a retreat point in the mid lane, Condi immediately moved to the top lane. Poppy has a natural advantage against Nautilus, and the current "Legs" (a nickname for a player) seems to have crossed the river. Even though there's a ward in the river, Condi, with his deep knowledge of the jungle, naturally knows how to get around it.

A daring flanking maneuver, exploiting a blind spot, resulted in a kill for the enemy champion, Nautilus. Nautilus is a frequent pick in competitive play because of his four abilities: three crowd control abilities, plus a passive one, making him incredibly forgiving. Combined with Elise's percentage-based damage, Poppy simply couldn't withstand it in the early game.

"Nice move."

"Hurry up and push it back home to upgrade your equipment, otherwise you still won't be able to beat them."

"Huh? Aren't you going to gank him again before he teleports?"

"If you think the enemy top laner is an idiot, you can try." With that, Condi briefly stole a small amount of experience and immediately recalled to base. He had no expectations of his teammates; as the jungler, he knew exactly what level his four sons were at.

If the economic gap doesn't reach over 2000 before the end of the laning phase, they will most likely lose this game.

Just as he was returning to base and planning his next move, bad news came from the mid lane.

Xiye's LeBlanc successfully used her W and E combo to tie the rope at the maximum range, and then flashed to stun the enemy Quinn. Luo Fei's Gragas decisively used E and flash, and with Xiye's help, they killed Quinn in front of the turret.

The rhythm has returned to balance once again.

"666666"

"Their teamwork in the midfield and the jungle is getting better and better."

"Conti is really frustrated. He's already marked the signal for Quinn, but the guy is still pressing him like this."

"This game was much better than the last one. The enemy jungler was practically sleepwalking the whole game last time."

The battle between the two junglers had clearly only just begun. After each returning to base, the Spider and Gragas engaged in a fierce duel. Condi knew very well that his early game advantage lay in the first 6 levels, and now that everyone was at level 4, he only had about two minutes left.

On the contrary, Luo Fei was frantically farming jungle camps at this time. Without Flash or his ultimate, Gragas' attempt to gank was simply wishful thinking.

Soon, the top laner died tragically in front of the tower once again. No matter how much he was prepared, he was still in a tough spot against this brainless tower diver with his control chain.

As for Xiye, he was also annoyed twice by the enemy Elise, resulting in insufficient health and reduced pressure. With the enemy weakened and his team stronger, Quinn's pressure became even more obvious. Knowing that this was her jungler's strong period, Quinn began to frequently check Gragas's status and movements by placing trinket wards and control wards, and by using her W to monitor his position.

In an instant, M3's top, mid, and jungle players seemed to be activated, playing with extreme dominance.

"Damn it, not again?" Xi Ye finally couldn't hold back any longer after dodging the cocoon flying from the shadows with another perfect W.

He was disgusted. The difference between a skilled jungler and an unskilled one is truly enormous. Like the jungler in the last game, who was like the Japanese police in anime, always arriving only after the game was over. But this time, Condi either rushed out during their 1v1, or he'd just caught a weakness and was about to engage when Condi happened to walk by and unleash a full combo.

This game is unplayable.

The key point is that he's actually quite familiar with this playstyle. His own idiot jungler plays this way too, except before he was the one annoying the enemy, now he's the one being annoyed by the enemy.

For a moment, Xiye didn't know whether to curse the opposing jungler or his own jungler.

"Don't rush, you've played turn-based games before, right? Now it's our turn." After glancing at his experience bar, Luo Fei was ready to make a big splash.

"Where should we pick? Top, mid, or wild? I'm ready to go anytime."

"No need, you just need to keep an eye on Quinn and not let him leave." With that, the last basic attack landed, and the level 6 light appeared on Gragas' body.

According to military strategy: the most unlikely places often hold the greatest opportunities.

That being the case.

"Down lane, wait for me."

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The newcomer in the group has already read the first chapter as a test. Although the plot is old-fashioned, the writing style is quite smooth, making it a good read.

Chapter 126, Section 133: I Want Them All