I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

However, in the third game, seemingly feeling that being swept 0-3 was too humiliating, Swift and Uzi both started to shine. Due to a blunder in the draft, the opposing team picked a Lulu-Karma double-shield composition, using a 3-protect-2 strategy to protect Swift's Graves and Uzi's Lucian. Combined with V's Poppy's amazing ultimate, they managed to win the game.

The two sides were immediately dragged into the fourth set.

In the break room, Luo Fei was also incredibly frustrated. In the third game, the opposing team unexpectedly counter-ganked him in the early game with Graves, ganking him in the bottom lane and causing him to give up a triple kill, which completely ruined the game's momentum.

This was something he really didn't expect. He thought that Swift, such a proud and arrogant jungler, would never stoop to the level of those nobodies junglers. He never expected that you, a young man with thick eyebrows and big eyes, would eventually betray the revolution and start acting as a dog for the bot lane!

It's safe to say that the puppy truly lives up to his name; he always possesses a charm that makes others willingly serve as his lackey. The small-scale team fights in the early and mid-game are essentially a one-man show for the puppy—he's incredibly difficult to kill, yet his damage output is phenomenal.

A Lucian who gets going in Season 6 has an incredibly powerful E skill, especially when paired with Lulu's line, "I suggest: skate along!" It's absolutely amazing. All that's missing is a rendition of "My Skateboard Shoes," and it'd be a ready-made music video.

Glancing at his teammates, he saw that despite losing a match, their morale wasn't too low. A burst of Cosmo was something that could only happen once; they were Saiyans, after all, and wouldn't accept the same move twice.

Especially the brother-in-law, his face was filled with fighting spirit. That's normal, every ADC wants to beat Uzi head-on, just like every mid laner takes pride in solo killing Li Guapi, even Uzi in S6.

I glanced at the time; after playing three games, it was almost 7 PM. I called to my teammates; the next game would be the time to send QG off on vacation.

"Let's go. After all, this is the team that man used to be on. We'll definitely win the next game."

"Oh, wait, who's that guy?" Xi Ye exclaimed in surprise. Why was this guy spouting such incomprehensible nonsense? "That guy"? Did this guy know other random men besides them and that streamer who played Zed?

No, we must ask about this carefully.

Looking at the group of curious faces around him, Luo Fei slowly said:

"That guy, that guy is a man who represents the will of 7. Wherever there is 7, you will definitely see him. Of course, you can also affectionately call him: Seven!"

Chapter 147, Section 154: Please, stop showing off!

The match schedule and atmosphere have been gradually built up.

Although he hadn't reached his peak yet, the puppy already had a considerable fan base at this time. After witnessing the ADC's prowess once again in the third game, countless players were moved to tears.

Seriously, Dog.

Please, please stop showing off! AD carries really can't be nerfed any further!!!

You think his fans would be crying their eyes out? Don't be ridiculous. At this stage, his fans are just happy to see him play; winning or losing isn't important. On the contrary, many players are worried that the game developers might be watching the match and then decide that AD carries are too strong, so they nerf him again.

They're already weak enough; another nerf and they'll truly become an ATM in the Rift. AD players can't handle that.

Well, it's also possible that the knife will hit Irelia, since she's always the scapegoat.

Regardless, the atmosphere in the arena is heating up, at least the commentators won't be too tired from managing the flow. After another round of stand-up comedy and commercials, the live stream switched back to the match. After playing three games, WE had a general understanding of their opponents' situation. With the last-minute change of mid laner and the mid-jungle synergy not working well, Swift's priority was no longer high.

Therefore, both sides ban:

WE: Nidalee, Karma, Corki

Despite being the current best Nidalee player in the LPL, her reputation still deserves respect. The other two bans, while breaking the double-shield system, also target the mid laner. Compared to Karma, who has better overall synergy, WE still thinks letting Lulu through is a better option.

QG: Alistar, Twisted Fate, Varus

QG was also in a dilemma. They couldn't let Varus and Alistar go, and they also had to target Killer's jungler. The problem was, if they targeted the jungler, what about the top and mid laners? At the moment, Xiye could still easily bully their mid laner with his experience. Considering that the mid laner was Lulu, who had good self-protection and a decent early laning phase, QG felt it was more appropriate to ban Xiye's Twisted Fate to prevent him from roaming and creating opportunities.

Finally, the lineups for both sides are as follows:

WE: Top lane Lissandra, Jungle Kindred, Mid lane Ryze, Bot lane Lucian + Bard

QG: Top lane Ekko, Jungle Gragas, Mid lane Lulu, Bot lane Kog'Maw + Braum

Both sides made very distinctive choices. WE prefers teamfight compositions, while QG opts for a standard four-protect-one strategy. The only surprising thing was that Su Wangzai pulled out Ryze.

"Wangzai, is this any good? I really can't imagine what the Thunder King would look like if you played mid lane. I always feel like you're a power bank."

"Get lost, get lost already. I've played this hero before, you know. Are you really that disrespectful?" Xi Ye wasn't lying. Historically, heroes who became famous in the S-series have always been imitated by players and even professional players after the competition.

TheShy's skateboard shoes caused a sensation during the regular season, let alone the champion mid laner Li Guapi.

The Ryze meta in Season 5 was so exaggerated that almost every mid-laner in the LPL learned to play him. However, the extent to which they could actually master it varied from person to person.

"Alright, it doesn't matter this time, but remember not to use it against RNG."

"Huh? Why are you mentioning RNG again? Is their mid laner Ryze really that good?"

"Ah, no. I'm just worried that you'll fill him up."

"???"

After casually chatting with Wangzai and relaxing a bit, I finally managed to get Kindred, the top champion in this patch, so I had to let him have a good time. Kindred in Season 6 was even more overpowered than Lucian.

but,

Upon entering the loading screen, Luo Fei's lips twitched involuntarily.

During the S6 tournament, players were expected to choose skins to promote the official team, since they were free and everyone used them casually.

but!

But at 7 o'clock, you're going to play Ekko and pick a spoiled, academically gifted character?

ummm

Alright, whatever, fate has its own plans. You've really gone down the wrong path, kid!

In the early game, WE's bot lane duo went straight to the top. Lucian and Bard had the advantage in the laning phase, so they naturally wanted to gank. In the fourth game, they were very lucky. From a god's-eye view, Uzi was also leading the support to the top lane, and this gank was successful.

WE players breathed a sigh of relief when they saw the two sides facing off in the top lane.

The early game is stable!

In League of Legends, there are still differences in the strength of heroes depending on the version.

I don't care how overpowered or amazing your player is. No matter how amazing you are in the early game, can you forcefully suppress your opponent against the hero's power spike? If there really were such a headstrong player in a professional match, he would have been solo-killed at level two long ago, and his professional career would probably be over by the end of the two games.

Even someone as strong as Uzi has to abide by the basic rules of the Rift, and he played quite timidly in the early game.

As for the mid lane, it's just farming, so let's skip that.

The key was the top laners on both sides, who were currently sticking together clearing jungle monsters and sharing experience. Only after confirming that the top laners were facing off did the two top laners foolishly run to the bottom lane, which could barely be considered a normal start.

While both junglers were activating their buffs in the top side of the map, Kindred's first passive quietly spawned on the top lane's river crab. Seeing this, the mid-laner Lulu quickly slipped over to the river entrance and placed a trinket ward in the bush leading into the jungle.

They can't possibly contest the river crab in this position with Kindred. To reiterate, this version of Kindred is incredibly powerful and deals incomprehensible damage. Besides, Lulu and Gragas, how could they possibly fight Ryze and Kindred in the early game? QG naturally chose to give up. But just because QG gave up doesn't mean WE isn't interested! Seeing this passive, Luo Fei's mental CPU started working at lightning speed.

Both junglers were level three, and the enemy Gragas definitely couldn't beat her at this point. Thinking of this, Kindred, after clearing the blue buff, ran straight towards the Baron pit, then used a dash to leap into the pit and begin searching for Gragas's location.

At that moment, Gragas was also attacking F4.

"Wow, Killer is as reckless as ever this time." Wawa reacted instantly upon seeing the route. Logically, his first instinct was to take the river crab's passive. But everyone assumed he would take the passive, which is why Luo Fei thought the enemy Gragas would be farming the F4 camp.

Kindred, having secured the Rift Scuttler, needed to invade early game. Junglers are inherently greedy gamblers, and the proud Swift naturally didn't want to give up. Seeing the two junglers getting closer, Miller shouted:

"Can Swift react in time? No, she can't react in time, the Gragas and Kindred have collided!"

In the video, when Kindred finished circling around to the F4 camp, Gragas's raptor still had over 400 health. However, Gragas, who was farming jungle camps, didn't have any skills available. Plus, he already took damage while farming jungle camps in the early game, so Gragas only had about three-quarters of his health left. Seeing this kill, which seemed like a free kill, Killer instantly became incredibly excited.

"Hey! You audacious fiend, how dare you touch my F4? Give me your life!" After all, he is the rumored small factory manager. There's no problem that F6 is the factory manager, so there's nothing wrong with F4 being his, right?

With skills, you fight those without; with long range, you fight those with short range; the top 0 in the current patch fights the top 1; with full health, you beat three-quarters of the enemy's health—isn't that a guaranteed kill? Unfortunately, the F4 camp was still too close to the tower. Even with both sides using Flash, the enemy was still pulled away by the Gragas's E skill after his skills were off cooldown. He almost finished off the enemy with a sliver of health, which made him furious.

"Damn it, how come every time I deal damage to someone I'm just a tiny bit short, but when they attack me I always have just a tiny bit more health left! I suspect Riot is targeting me." The most infuriating thing is that he used Flash and still got left with low health. The main reason is that Gragas' passive healing saved Swift's life in the end, otherwise he would have had that first blood.

"You're just bad. Can you honestly say you weren't faking it in that last wave?" Xi Ye had been watching closely. This idiot finished his last auto-attack, thinking the red buff would kill him, and turned back. But when Gragas' passive kicked in, he was stunned and flashed to finish him off with an auto-attack. As a result, he didn't kill the red buff when it was burned to single digits.

He turned back with confidence; he deserved it.

"You can't blame me. I figured the damage would be just right with that much health. Besides, a real man doesn't look back at the romance of an explosion. What do you know, you little virgin?"

Luo Fei's provocation displeased Xi Ye. "What are you pretending for? You sleep in the same room with me every day, are you not a virgin? Is it fun to hurt each other?" With that, Xi Ye turned her attention back to the laning phase. After all, for Ryze, every minion in the early game is his lifeline; missing even one would break his heart.

The process of getting Goddess Tears and Time's Edge in this version involves a development period that is incredibly tough, as anyone who knows it understands.

Xi Ye, engrossed in his laning phase, completely failed to notice that Luo Fei and his brother-in-law on either side of him were giving him sympathetic looks.

ε=('ο｀*))) Sigh,

This silly kid deserves to have a 100% win rate in airplane games.

Chapter 148, Section 155: Little dog, we are all your fans!

Although no kill was secured, forcing Swift's Gragas back to base was still a gain. Every extra bit of time Gragas spent reaching level 6 was an advantage for WE.

After taking down the last big bird, Qianjue turned around and happily began to pick at the first mark of the river crab.

A rather funny thing happened in the middle. Due to a problem with the F4 jungle monster mechanics in Season 6, the monsters would often respawn even when being kited and still within aggro range. This little incident slowed down Luo Fei's jungle clearing time a bit. The audience watching this scene burst into laughter.

"No wonder he's a pro player, that's amazing."

"2333, I've encountered this bug before, and I was completely dumbfounded."

"Upstairs, even chickens ignore you, how short must your attack range be?"

"Holy crap, that's awesome, bro."

After returning home and buying some items, Luo Fei set his sights on Ekko in the bottom lane. There's no need to worry about Gragas anymore; after being ganked like that early game, Gragas can only farm jungle camps now, otherwise, if he falls behind in levels and his momentum is disrupted, QG will be finished.

The bot lane champions, Lissandra and Ekko, are both champions who have returned to base once each. Despite being a top-0 top laner in the current patch, Ekko's strategy against Lissandra is to aggressively engage with his E to trade damage. Otherwise, in a purely peaceful laning phase, Lissandra's passive alone can wear him down. Early game, at lower levels, Ekko can hold his own in lane, but once he reaches a higher level, he'll be chasing Lissandra down.

"Hey Leg Bro, is there any ward in the bot lane?"

"There's a ward in the river bush, I guess we can't get around it," he marked the location, but Leg Bro still pretended to be farming minions as if nothing was wrong. Mid laners rely on roaming, bot laners rely on farming, junglers rely on intelligence, and as for top lane? That's definitely a test of acting skills.

Let's not even talk about bluffing the enemy top laner. If this acting is good enough, and the sycophant is convincing enough, won't they just let the jungler live in the top lane? You can't win a 1v1, but in a 1v2, wouldn't you be able to crush them?

Although there are wards in the river, it's not impossible to gank. Lissandra is an incredibly good champion at locking down enemies. The moment Kindred appears out of vision, Lissandra immediately uses her E skill. With the speed of the E skill's dash, the enemy Ekko can't escape even with just one E skill.

However, they underestimated the other side.

Seeing the jungler ganking them, Ekko immediately used his E-Flash to get past them, perfectly catching Leg Bro and Luo Fei off guard.

This. . .

"Holy crap, this guy's a beast." He vomited. The worst thing about playing jungle is encountering this kind of scumbag top laner who doesn't give you any chance. He just E+Flash to run away as soon as he sees the jungler. Who can stand that? Laning against V is like laning against Letme, the peak of his hybrid style in the future. There's simply no way to get a chance.

It's fair to say that V at this stage truly understood what a "blue-collar top laner" was better than Leg Bro; he used all his skills without hesitation. Although they gained a Flash, they didn't dare to engage on Dragon without securing the kill.

On the other side, V in the QG team was saying the same thing.

This top laner was already pitiful enough, forced to switch lanes and lose experience, but then that shameless enemy Lissandra kept calling for backup. Can't handle the game? Even at this moment, V finally started to miss the old days. At least back then, QG's mid laner, Doinb, would often bring the jungler to the top lane to gank the enemy. Those days of group activities are gone forever.