I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

After two waves of ganks, Luo Fei could only begin his grinding journey.

Jungle carry champions should just gank a couple of times for fun; farming is the priority. Randomly ganking and killing all over the map is for gods; what kind of LoL are you playing, go play PUBG? Of course, if the mark spawns in the enemy jungle, that's a different story. Interestingly, Xiye in the mid lane played very aggressively during the laning phase this game. His Ryze in S6 machine gun form doesn't even need his ultimate; once the passive is triggered, he can just spam his abilities on the enemy. Since he's already got Tear of the Goddess, he said he could throw his abilities a little more frequently.

In 6 minutes, Xiye had a 14-CS lead over his opponent. Even disregarding pushing back the lane, Xiye was still leading by about 7 CS.

"Wow, Su Wangzai, you can even dominate Lulu." To be honest, you really deserve praise. Although Lulu is usually seen as a support hero, her lane dominance in the mid lane is truly impressive. On the contrary, Ryze's passive skill isn't as powerful as you might think if you pay attention. This situation really showcases Wangzai's skill.

"Absolutely. I'm telling you, as long as the enemy jungler doesn't come, I can maintain my CS lead for another 2 minutes."

The early stages of the match were tense, but the development phase was also incredibly boring. Fortunately, in WE's team voice chat, you could often hear these two goofballs interacting and bragging during their laning phase, which made the laning phase quite entertaining. Egg would also occasionally chime in with his own comment.

Given this trend, Luo Fei was also quite afraid that the hidden Onmyoji bloodline within Leg Bro might accidentally awaken one day. The three-person voice chat was already chaotic enough; adding another one would make it a real internet cafe team.

What followed was another boring period of farming, until the 8-minute mark when both junglers reached level 6, at which point the tide of the game began to turn. Taking advantage of having swapped lanes first and having her bot lane duo in the bottom lane, Swift immediately chose to start the dragon, while Kindred on the other side, after noticing the mark on the top lane, chose to invade the enemy's red buff.

The young Luo Fei still fell victim to the veteran Swift. Due to the sudden lane switch, he had no vision of the dragon pit. Even though he guessed that the enemy might be taking the dragon, Luo Fei, after stealing the red buff, didn't dare to take the Rift Herald. He hastily secured the river crab's passive and then recalled to base.

It wasn't until he returned home and went out again that he heard the sound of Xiaolong being killed, and only then did he realize that he had been tricked.

"Damn, I should have taken the Herald earlier." This time, he suffered from a lack of experience and vision. Kindred junglers can't build the Green Jungle Item, they build the Red Jungle Item, unlike the enemy Gragas who can build the Green Jungle Item. In terms of vision, they were definitely not as good as the enemy.

After securing the dragon, the opposing bot lane duo disappeared once again. Following the basic lane-swapping strategy, QG is definitely leaving their champion, Shen, in the top lane to continue farming. Now, as he walks up, the minion wave is just reaching the tower, clearly indicating their intention to keep Shen fed. Uzi's Kog'Maw, judging from his components, is planning to build Guinsoo's Rageblade as his first major item.

The S6 Guinsoo's Rageblade has a maximum of 8 stacks. When fully stacked, it grants a passive effect called "XXX's Fury"—I'm too lazy to look up the exact name, so I'll ask the chat for help explaining. Basically, it means that basic attacks will cause a small area-of-effect (AOE) damage, increasing wave clear while also providing a great feel to the attack. With this, you don't even need attack speed boots; just a simple 1000+ gold Zeal and Kog'Maw is enough to start a weaker version of the classic kiting style.

That's just how outrageous it is; this equipment is arguably one of the strongest items in Season 6.

Before Kog'Maw got his items, Luo Fei, his brother-in-law, and Egg stood quietly in their own jungle, separated by a wall from the top lane river bush—the location of the Blast Cone in later generations—watching the enemy Uzi push the minion wave towards their tower.

This fruit is not yet available in the latest version.

But Bard also has a knack for creating fun.

If we don't take advantage of the early game to gank the little dog a few times and let him unleash his explosive damage, then if we let him run rampant and drag the game out, the little dog will really explode in damage, and nobody can withstand that. So, Braum, who came to the bush to ward, looked up and found a control ward in the bush. After attacking it a couple of times, he called the little dog over to clear it.

She loves him so much that she even gave him the 30 yuan for eye drops—this is the essence of a true sycophant.

then,

Then a golden portal appeared before them, and three burly men leaped out, charging straight at the little dog's gaping maw without even glancing at Braum. Luo Fei, controlling Kindred, was at the forefront, shouting orders through voice chat as he pursued them:

"Don't run away, puppy! We're all your fans!"

Chapter 149, Section 156: The Sheep Spirit Lives and Breathes

WE seized this opportunity perfectly, but professional players are indeed professional players. Even the relatively unknown support Braum took the initiative to step forward with his shield on, allowing Kindred's skills to hit him first and share some of the damage.

The puppy's Kog'Maw also decisively began to retreat. Fortunately, neither support was level 6 yet, otherwise Bard's ultimate would have left him with no room to maneuver. Thanks to attacking wards at the extreme distance from the start, Kog'Maw was also quite a distance away. After enduring Lucian's scorching attack and Kindred's leaping attack, he finally waited for Braum to return from the tri-bush and use Flash W, then used his F-D-F combo to Flash back to the tower.

At that moment, Lissandra and Gragas arrived simultaneously. Seeing that Kog'Maw had successfully escaped, Legge used his ultimate to pin Braum, who was taking the hit, in front of the tower. Before he could continue to deal damage, he himself was also hit by Swfit's Gragas' ultimate, which blew up WE's bottom jungle and also blew Lissandra back to the tower.

The situation instantly turned into QG ganging up on Ice Maiden.

"Holy crap, that's huge, can we save him?" Leg Bro was shocked. This Swift is indeed a jungler who is a mid-jungle smurf, this ultimate is the real essence.

"Don't panic, I'm here. Believe in Brother Chun, and you'll have eternal life. Rise!" He used his Flash, activating his ultimate, Lamb's Breath, to the extreme to save Leg Bro's health. Kindred is powerful this patch because, with decent stats, his ultimate is also very useful. At least with this ultimate activated, QG was forced to abandon the trapped Braum.

After a small-scale team fight, WE only managed to secure a kill on Braum. For this long-planned gank, they actually lost out. Kindred and Lissandra's ultimates have incredibly long durations in the early game, meaning they'll struggle to create any significant momentum for at least two minutes. Having secured the Rift Herald, Mystic and Egg finally recalled, leaving the top and jungle to continue farming resources in the top lane.

"WE really missed out on this opportunity. They seized it well, but QG did a great job counter-attacking as well."

"Yes, the junglers on both sides are clashing, but in terms of timing, WE is currently in a strong position."

While the two commentators weren't the most skilled, they had at least some experience from commentating on numerous matches. WE's lineup was okay in the early and mid-game, but it got increasingly difficult as the game dragged on; their pre-teamfight poke alone was enough to annoy them to death.

Just as they were discussing WE's next move, Xiye's Ryze teleported to a trinket ward in the enemy jungle.

"Wait, Xi Ye teleported. Is he trying to flank us?"

"But there's vision in that spot, and V's Ekko teleported in. Wait, Lulu teleported in too?"

This flanking maneuver was initiated by Xiye when he saw the enemy had placed a Kog'Maw in the top lane. He thought he could gank it and teleport in, but as soon as he landed, he realized the real trouble. Originally, it was a three-on-one gank on Kog'Maw, but the enemy went crazy and used two Teleports. With the jungler and support coming to support, the situation instantly became a five-on-one gank.

"Holy crap, so many people?" Xi Ye was stunned. This is just an AD carry, do you guys really need to go this far?

Surrounded by five people, even though Xiye used Flash, he still died miserably from Kog'Maw's basic attack. Looking at the bewildered Wangzai, Luo Fei laughed out loud rather unkindly.

"What the hell are you laughing at?! Didn't you say it was okay to go in?" Seeing this guy laughing, Xi Ye was furious. This teleport was something the three of them had discussed and agreed on before he teleported, but...

"We didn't expect the other side to be so prepared with a four-protect-one strategy. It's okay, we won't lose out on two TPs."

"But my development has stalled!"

"Relax, relax. You passed the test 20 minutes ago if you could make the three-piece Time Angel Shoes set."

After this wave, both sides fell into a development phase again. Teamfight compositions are like this: without ultimate abilities, you lose the initiative, and the enemy dares to jump right up to your outer tower and deal damage. Especially QG's composition, their poke is incredibly strong; characters like Kog'Maw's ultimate, Lulu's Q, and Gragas' Q made WE's tower-defending team extremely annoyed.

Slowly, 27 minutes passed.

Kog'Maw's current build is: Guinsoo's Rageblade, Runaan's Hurricane, Berserker's Greaves, Mercury's Treads, and a Hexdrinker—absurdly good. Think that's all? Don't forget Lulu! Lulu is also part of his build!

Now that things have dragged on, it's getting tough for WE.

While Kog'Maw might not actually unleash a devastating burst, given a few seconds of favorable damage output, he can absolutely deal explosive damage. Even with WE holding a 5000 gold lead through superior macro play, they were still pushed back to their outer mid-lane turret.

A team that supports one enemy unit (4-protect-1) may have to give up a lot in the early game, but once the lineup is strong and stable, it can overcome economic disadvantages. Therefore, the 4-protect-1 strategy is also known as the best strategy for the underdog to win.

Of course, with the opponent acting so arrogantly, the WE team didn't want to let them off so easily.

Seizing the opportunity, Leg Bro used his E to escape from the F4 wall, flew into the crowd, and used W followed by R to control the other three characters except for Kog'Maw and Lulu. Kog'Maw, seeing Crystal Maiden's E, consciously veered slightly to the left, creating a slight gap in positioning. Seeing this, Luo Fei immediately stepped in to engage.

This single strike instantly split the battlefield in two, with Kog'Maw dealing damage to Kindred on one side.

On the other side, WE's top, bottom, and jungle players are supporting QG's top, jungle, and support players.

The supports on both sides immediately spread out and ran to the back to look for opportunities.

At 27 minutes, Kog'Maw with this build is truly invincible in a 1v1. Luo Fei's Kindred simply couldn't out-damage the opponent, and was instead brought to low health by Kog'Maw's attacks in just a few hits.

The Sheep Spirit's Life Begins!

This is where Kindred's ultimate ability shines: if I can't beat you, I'll just activate invincibility, which is equivalent to typing "WhosYourDaddy" in the chat box.

With her unparalleled skill, Kindred completely blocked Kog'Maw's position, preventing him from entering the main battlefield. "If you go over there, I can cripple you. If you don't go over there, you can't kill me," she said, thoroughly frustrating the little dog.

Having timed it perfectly, he used his ultimate to recover some health and then flashed away. He had done all he could; the remaining dangerous tasks were naturally left to the younger ones. Meanwhile, Leg Bro and Ryze were already taking on four opponents at once. The four-protect-one strategy couldn't keep up, and the remaining four's damage was simply insufficient to kill Ryze with Seraph's Embrace. Instead, Ryze unleashed a machine gun barrage, relentlessly firing at three opponents at once.

The Ice Maiden, who initiated the team fight, immediately flashed backward after Bard's invulnerability effect ended. At this moment, Egg knew his time to shine had come. As a first-generation Dog Queen, he knew Dog all too well.

Before him stood the Crystal Maiden and Bard, both severely damaged by AOE attacks inside the tower, while his teammates Lulu, Ekko, and Ryze had created distance between them. Knowing Uzi's playstyle, he was bound to dive the tower this time.

With that in mind, I immediately used my Q skill, anticipating the location of the little dog's Flash.

"Shh!"

As expected, Q skill perfectly pinned Kog'Maw inside the tower. While the tower couldn't penetrate tanks at this point, it could easily take down an ADC. Egg then added insult to injury by casting Ignite, before happily running away through the gate, leaving Little Dog to die under the tower with a look of utter despair.

This brilliant prediction became the finishing touch that turned the tide.

"666666"

"That's too cruel. The man who knows you best has now become the man who hurts you the most."

"Zero is such a scumbag."

"As expected of the first generation of dog queen, she really knows how to walk dogs."

Forget about the live chat, even WE's team voice chat was filled with countless "666"s. They managed a 1-for-3 trade, but Lucian died, and the rest of the team didn't even notice how he died; he just lay there after the team fight.

See, this is what an ADC should be like. Dying ten or eight times in team fights is normal for them.

After making a huge profit, WE immediately secured the Baron.

After 28 minutes, the victory was finally in sight.

Chapter 157: The Greatest Respect is to Go All Out to Win the Game

Once they secured Baron Nashor, any normal player could see that QG was already in a losing position. They already had a 5000 gold lead before Baron even started, and with Baron, it would be 6500. With the Baron buff, a few more waves of play would easily push the gold difference to over 10,000.

It's not even Season 7 yet. The precedent of a 10,000 gold comeback has only appeared in ancient tournaments before Season 7, in that legendary Anivia game. So Luo Fei said he wasn't worried at all. "That's it? If that's all it takes to turn a comeback, I'll delete my teacher's image from my hard drive as soon as I get back."

Of course, despite the talk, they still didn't dare to be too reckless during the competition.

The main problem is that he's known as the "Little Factory Manager," and there are still ten minutes left in the game, including the draft phase. The opposing team also has a willful academic genius whose will of seven is omnipresent. If he really inherits the curse of 10,000 gold, he'll have nowhere to cry.

Losing a 10,000 gold lead in S6 is definitely a shameful defeat that will be etched into history. Fortunately, the opposing team didn't have many initiation options and opted for a pure counter-attack composition, so even if Uzi was desperate, he could only hold back.

Watching WE manage their economy in an orderly manner, and seeing Uzi's Kog'Maw deliberately stepping forward several times in an attempt to provoke the opposing team, the viewers in the live stream couldn't help but feel sorry for him.

"What a pity for Uzi. The year before last, the plane curse; last year, the battleship collapsed; and this year, the mid and jungle split. It's too tragic."

"An ADC running to the front trying to initiate a team fight shows how useless QG's players are."

"There's no way around it with 100,000 Volts. Once he initiates a team fight and his ultimate is gone, the enemy can easily win."

"Changing the mid laner is really no good, this mid laner is just a complete idiot and a noob."

No one expected that the team that boasted at the beginning of the season that would guarantee a win by having their mid and jungle players boosted and not feeding would see their dreams crumble before the season was even over. Like a puppy that had finally climbed out of the abyss, it turned around and realized it hadn't actually returned to the city; it had simply climbed from the abyss into the wilderness.

Seeing the opposing team's desperate attempts to provoke him, the WE players could feel his strong desire to win.

"What a pity. If he had a better team, he'd probably be a force to be reckoned with." Looking at the opposing team's Kog'Maw, Leg couldn't help but sigh. Uzi's talent is truly the highest he's ever seen in the LPL, but unfortunately, his teammates have always been a little lacking. Otherwise, he wouldn't have failed to win a single championship.

"Stop joking. It's not that his teammates are bad; it's that if his teammates aren't strong enough, they're not qualified to be his teammates at all." After a moment of silence, Egg finally spoke up.

As the first "dog queen" (a term used to describe a player who is very good at controlling a team), he knew this all too well. The dog's biggest weakness wasn't his volatile temper, but rather his overwhelming strength. He could be so strong that he overshadowed all his teammates, and could single-handedly change the course of a battle. Because he was so strong, his teammates would unconsciously emulate him, and gradually begin to neglect in-game communication.

Even among geniuses, there are different levels. Since they weren't on the same level, and he encountered a young, ambitious, and rebellious genius like Xiaogou, his teammates either started having disagreements or couldn't coordinate at all.

Like Rookie from IG, he's essentially the same kind of person. It's just that IG had the luck to draft a top, bottom, and jungler with exceptional talent, while Uzi's team couldn't. In fact, compared to Rookie, the younger Uzi also has the flaw of a volatile temper.

In novels, there is a type of destiny called "Po Jun" (破军).

Po Jun is a type of Sha Po Lang, and many of the great generals of ancient times were of this type.

Their characteristics include: quick reflexes, frankness, willingness to learn, and hands-on approach, yet they also tend to be independent and self-willed. They are stubborn, rebellious, and difficult to cooperate with.

Now it seems that this perfectly matches all of Uzi's traits.

Through skillful maneuvering, WE even managed to take down two of QG's inhibitor turrets before returning to base. Their next target was the Baron Nashor. At this point, QG was forced to engage in a Baron fight.