She chose the strategy with the most bullet comments.

“…I was 70% confident of taking down WLD today, but now I’m not so confident anymore,” Chen Zeliang replied.

The DTG boss was somewhat surprised. He turned his gaze to the screen and was quickly bewildered by the mid-lane Sion and WLD's abstract lineup.

What is all this stuff...?

Su Muxin was aware of the rule that new heroes had a 100% win rate, but he believed that his team could break this rule on their own.

"That's interesting."

He had originally planned to leave after only ten minutes to continue his business negotiations, but now he has changed his mind.

We'll have to see what kind of antics Su Mu, or rather WLD, can pull with their abstract lineup and inexplicable mid-lane Sion.

……scar

Huolang is in a dilemma. He finds that his main target seems to require no hesitation, but it also seems to be full of traps.

The strategy depends on the team compositions. Top lane Gragas is definitely difficult to gank, as he counters Lee Sin. Fiora lacks initiation crowd control, not to mention Yanhua's controversial possession of the second turret in the top lane. (Ling)

The bottom lane is also difficult to gank. Yuumi and Ezreal can only provide a slow effect with their missiles, and Lee Sin doesn't have any hard crowd control in the early game. Unless Miss Fortune pushes the lane and greedily farms the tower, there's no chance to flank and kill her.

Poppy, needless to say, counters Lee Sin even better than Gragas. Her W's unique mechanics make all champions with dash trajectories curse, making her a perfect counter to these types of champions. Invading the jungle will only result in stealing some jungle monsters.

Sion seems the only one who's easy to bully; he's clumsy, lacks mobility, and more importantly, he doesn't have Flash as his summoner spell, making him the kind of champion that's hard to escape. *crying*

If it were any other player, or even Youzi playing Sion in the mid lane, he probably wouldn't have thought so much about it, but Su Mu...

Let's focus on observing and counter-ganking first. Don't make a move unless there's an opportunity. Getting to level 6 first is worthwhile, since WLD's lineup lacks late-game potential.

Upon seeing Sion leading four people into view, the five DTG players instinctively tried to regroup.

Invading? (Unintelligible characters)

Oh, you came in to ward and scout the jungle clearing movements, huh? Never mind then.

A blind man wouldn't carry a scanner, and a cat already has difficulty establishing vision, so it's even less likely to carry a scanner in the early game. WLD probably knew this, which is why they dared to swagger around and invade to establish vision.

Both Ezreal and Yuumi's Qs hit Sion, significantly reducing his health.

"That's weird. Putting aside the fact that Sion is taking Grasp of the Undying against LeBlanc, why is he starting with a Long Sword? Does he have a death wish?" Eagle said, not understanding.

"Don't overthink it. Questioning Su Mu, understanding Su Mu, and becoming Su Mu has become a law. Hopefully, after today's match, the coaching staff won't make you practice Sion mid lane extra," Huolang joked.

“How could that be?” Eagle chuckled and shook his head.

"Stop talking, brothers, let's go. I'm going to bet openly in the bottom half of the draw, and I won't make any moves unless there's a really good opportunity. Take it easy."

"no problem."

Su Mu glanced at the Lee Sin preparing to start the blue buff on the minimap, but his invasion pace didn't stop. He quickly arrived at the red buff area in the upper half of DTG's map and activated his W shield in advance.

The shield explodes the moment the red buff refreshes, and the axe attacks the buff repeatedly.

Not to mention the audience and commentators, even Liu Keke and the others were watching the screen with their hearts pounding.

What is she doing?

No one could answer the question, and even Deng Jiayu and the others gasped inwardly.

Mu Ge's strategy is incredibly risky. If he loses... his professional career might become the most complicated and controversial ever.

"Sion absolutely can't win without a jungle item, aren't you leaving?"

"I got killed by the red buff... The new passive resurrects me as a zombie and keeps attacking the buff, this... the damage is so much higher, I'm going to steal it!"

As soon as Coconut finished speaking, the red buff was destroyed by the zombie, who then ran to F6 to place a trinket ward and stole the health of two birds before the buff was completely depleted.

However, Sion revived at the fountain the moment his health dropped to 0, and he used Teleport on the mid tower without hesitation.

Eagle, who was initially wondering where Sion had gone, didn't think much of it when Sion finally appeared, but was stunned for a moment when he saw the red buff under Sion's feet.

Could it be that you were helping Poppy get the red buff, but accidentally stole it from her?

This will surely lead to a complete break between Nakano and Nakano, won't it?

Su Mu had no idea what his opponent was thinking. He teleported in, activated W, and rushed forward. Three seconds later, he killed three low-health melee minions.

She didn't mind being targeted by the Enchantress every now and then; all she wanted to do was finish off every single minion.

Before long, the blind man's trail was spotted in the upper half of the field of vision.

Seeing the blind man pause for half a second at F6, Su Mu couldn't help but smile.

Are you wondering why the two baby birds are gone? Don't worry, the big ones are yet to come.

When Huolang heard his teammate report that Sion had a red buff, he had a bad feeling. When he saw that two of the raptors were gone, he immediately went to check the red buff and found it empty!

With a twitch at the corner of his mouth, he opened the tab and saw that Sion's match history column contained three sets of numbers: 0-1-0...

Holy crap!

"how?"

“Sion stole my red buff, he didn’t steal it from Poppy at all. He died once, so he must have stolen it passively.” Huolang resisted the urge to scratch his head vigorously.

If he could, he really wanted to pry open Su Mu's head to see just how much malice was inside.

Blind Man Liulin San Sibashi is already not good at catching people and doing things, and now that he's lost the red buff, he can only rely on his E skill to slow down people, which means he can't keep anyone alive at all.

Fine, I'll settle the score with her later. I'll focus on developing first.

However, Eagle found that something seemed off when he faced off against Sion in lane.

Generally, after pushing the minion wave into the enemy's tower, you need to retreat a distance and wait for an opportunity to move, or disappear to put pressure on the side lanes and jungle.

But Sion walked towards the tower instead, and the countdown effect for the explosion appeared.

Eagle had a thought: Could it be that Sion wants to take a full combo from him and still get a burst of damage?

194. This guy's got a death wish.

Su Mu's actions at this moment left countless viewers speechless.

What is she planning to do?

"Brother Mu, do you want to eat the plating?"

"Correct."

"You'll die!"

"It's alright, let's just give them a small kill first, and LeBlanc will collapse soon." Su Mu smiled casually.

"Huh?"

Upon hearing Su Mu's strange answer, Deng Jiayu and the others, including Bai Wei, all had question marks appear on their heads.

Su Mu hasn't revealed Sion's intentions yet, only occasionally offering advice to the sidelaners on how to play next, such as being careful of jungle ganks...

In the lounge, He Lin's expression was already quite off, and she glanced at Liu Keke and Xu Jing respectively.

Although they frowned, they refrained from questioning them and chose to continue watching.

The backstage lounge now not only allows you to hear the players' real-time interactions, but also provides each player's first-person perspective.

From Su Mu's perspective, her skills are Q and W, and she hasn't leveled up E yet even at level 5.

Rushing into the enemy tower to steal the plating now would just be giving LeBlanc free health, and Lee Sin would be swarming around us soon.

He Lin suppressed what she wanted to say and patiently remained silent to continue watching.

Since joining WLD, Su Mu has always been known for his composure, not in terms of his playing style, but in his overall performance. He is like the anchor of the team, making the fewest mistakes among the five players.

She might have her reasons for playing the new Sion this way, but there's no time to explain yet.

The director has been observing the middle lane for some time now.

Seeing Sion seemingly only focused on the tower and not even glancing at the LeBlanc attacking him, Lanling's eyes twitched involuntarily.

"Su Mu's health is too low to escape, we still need to destroy it!"

"She seems to want to eat the crust of the tart, but Eagle can definitely kill her before the crust falls off."

First blood!

"Su Mu... gave up first blood, and even when he was on the defensive, he was still attacking the tower. He actually managed to take down one layer and get 175 gold, but he gave away 400 gold... Isn't that a huge loss?"

"After eating the tower plate, he used his passive ability to eat minions, taking down three melee minions and two ranged minions. I must say, Sion's zombie lifesteal is really strong."

"If I remember correctly, the life steal value in zombie form is 110%, which is a bit unreasonable."

"I don't know what the designer was thinking. Maybe they considered that zombies are already in a state of rapid health loss, and they need to be able to hit people to recover health, so they gave them this value;"

"Fortunately, Su Mu had cleared most of the minion wave before he died. The second wave of minions was too weak for LeBlanc to handle, so we had to put it back under the tower. Su Mu won't lose too many minions when he respawns from the fountain."

"Destroying towers with their lives... To be honest, I don't quite understand it. Does Coconut have any unique insights on this?"

"Well... there's an unwritten rule about the contestant Su Mu..."

Coconut thought about it carefully and continued to analyze: "That means that the win rate of the heroes she first used in professional matches was 100%. I certainly can't figure out the secret behind her playing Sion like that right now, so I can only wait and see."

Many viewers nodded in agreement, while some who were already criticizing Ming for intentionally sacrificing himself for the enemy chose to remain silent and remain skeptical.

If they really give up their lives, we can settle accounts later.

Objectively speaking, if Su Mu didn't have impressive statistics to back him up, and if an unknown player played like this, not to mention the commentators' explanations and excuses, the audience's doubts, even the referee probably wouldn't have been able to force a pause and issue a warning.

There aren't that many "what ifs" in the world. Assumptions are just assumptions. Everyone knows that Su Mu has many tricks up her sleeve, and it's enough that we're hoping she'll reveal the real killer move hidden beneath her outrageous fighting style.

This is the difference between having a track record and not having one, or between having strength and not having strength.

Su Mu bought an 875 pickaxe and a pair of straw sandals. After leaving the spring, he activated his sprint to get on his way, once again leaving countless people dumbfounded.

Is this how Summoner Spells are used?

With the sprint ability, Su Mu returned to the lane ahead of time without missing a single hit.

LeBlanc, who had just finished healing and teleported out, was very surprised to see Sion back on lane so quickly, even though he only had level 1 boots.

Eagle's small eyes were filled with great confusion.

In his eyes, this Sion had been turtling for a few minutes before leveling up to 4 and started using his health to push the lane, not caring much about being harassed.

If he had toned it down a bit before, now he doesn't look like a professional player at all. Who goes back to lane without building vision and just clears the minion wave?

"Fuck him!"

Huolang, who was about to reach the middle of the road, gave a signal.

“Wait for me in E,” Eagle said.

He was still debating whether to play along, but when he saw Sion activate his shield, walk forward, and raise his axe to charge up his Q on the minions, his hesitation vanished instantly.

If they themselves are going to push it away, why bother with the performance? Just leave it as is.

QW stepped forward, E, Adiu, was twisted...

It's okay, though. It's hard for the opponent to run from that position unless Poppy is nearby.

"Bobby Bobby!"

As if on cue, the bot lane suddenly started pinging a few times, and the minimap showed Poppy in the bot lane. Ezreal's icon was almost overlapping with Nautilus's, so he had obviously been caught.

DTG's mid laners were a bit impatient, wanting to quickly kill Sion to minimize their losses and prevent WLD from taking the dragon after ganking the bottom lane.

However, neither DTG's mid or jungle player expected that Sion, who had broken LeBlanc's chain, would push forward with the minion wave and once again walk to the turret...

"Brother Mu, you?" Phosphorus

"Nothing much, this guy's got a death wish, let's just feed him another one." - Jiu

As he spoke, Su Mu didn't even glance at the two players attacking him, focusing solely on the turret. He died to LeBlanc less than three seconds after the Demolisher was activated. (Further details omitted)

The zombies rose up and hammered the defensive towers a few times. The outer towers, already having lost most of their plating through explosions, were reduced to another layer of 175 and entered the pocket. V

As the minion wave receded, Su Mu didn't choose to clear it this time. Instead, he activated his skill to accelerate and chased after LeBlanc, relentlessly attacking her. Three punches brought LeBlanc's health down to nearly a third.

"Ouch...that hurts, but what is she doing?"

Eagle frowned, his mouth agape, his pupils almost turning into question marks. (Nine)

Getting killed twice in a row while trying to destroy a tower is practically tantamount to throwing the game...

Who plays competitions like this?

Meanwhile, the gank in the bottom lane ended with DTG's bot lane duo using all four of their summoner spells. While Nautilus also lost both summoner spells, Poppy and Miss Fortune still had them. (South)

In the commentators' view, WLD was the losing side.