She chose the strategy with the most bullet comments.

So what should we do next? Need I say more?

dismantle!

With the shield activated and triggering the Radiant, Su Mu took advantage of the moment when the Vanguard was drawing the aggro of the two inhibitor turrets to successfully approach the turret and destroyed the right inhibitor turret with just three auto attacks.

The group of people who emerged from the spring frantically unleashed their skills on the Demoness, but she ignored them and stubbornly focused her attacks on the last remaining tower.

With the countdown to the explosion ending, one strike took away nearly a quarter of the tower's health.

The terrifying tower-destroying damage made Eagle's players furious, wishing they were Poppy on the other side, able to smash Sion away with a single ultimate.

Stop it, you brute! Stop attacking the tower, why don't you attack someone instead!

Poor DTG players, none of the four defending the base could stop Sion from taking down the towers.

The only Lee Sin with a knockback ultimate was also used up during the gank on the top lane.

By the time the relentless damage was finally enough to kill Sion, the remaining inhibitor turret only had 50% health left…

What made everyone at DTG tremble with fear was that after the Vanguard died, the time it took for the extra resistance of the turrets to disappear ended, and Sion, now a zombie, was still tirelessly giving the turrets "care".

After the zombies fell, the director zoomed in to give a close-up of the remaining health bar of DTG's siege tower.

33 %

Next, look at the match time in the upper right corner.

11:5

The final shot focuses on the minimap, clearly showing the turret plating status on both the top and bottom lanes. Aside from the bottom lane turret having lost two plating layers, the other turrets still have full plating…

"What the hell is this Sion?" Blaze rubbed his face vigorously with both hands.

He was still thinking that Fiora would be unstoppable in the late game and lead his teammates to victory.

As a result, while the top lane was still in the mid lane and the enemy was clearing out the enemy's inhibitor towers, they almost destroyed both inhibitor towers.

The culprit behind all this was a Sion with 0 kills, 0 assists, and an almost disastrous death count, who only gave 100 gold after each kill!

nya (a roaring tone) —!!

God knows just how frantic they were inside.

The damage to the central lane alone is so great, and that doesn't even include the losses from mobilizing players to come back and defend the base, which resulted in the tarnish being eaten off the sideline.

Now, watching the WLD sideline players joyfully ganking, while they can only vent their anger on Sion's corpse, the contrast is stark...

If they weren't in a match, the DTG players would have been cursing loudly.

That's not fair!

Although Su Muguang's record was quite ugly, her remarkable achievements and her incredibly bright smile on the camera made viewers and fans exclaim "Holy crap!" and many even laughed heartily.

I don't know why, but seeing DTG rushing to defend the tower like they were in a hurry to get married made me want to burst out laughing...

Hey bro, you're not alone!

The top and bottom lanes are still laning, but the mid lane matchup is already over.

[What a tower-pushing Sion! How come it feels like there's not much difference between Mu Ge having teammates and not having teammates in this game?]

Look at Eagle, his face has turned pale, tsk tsk tsk...

Is it possible that this game will end in less than 15 minutes, and the second vanguard will spawn at 14 minutes and 21 seconds?

From an objective standpoint, Su Mu's playstyle lacks professionalism. Is it really okay for a professional player to intentionally feed kills?

[A rational and objective person has appeared? Perhaps you should reconsider the essence of League of Legends and how to win it.]

Internet trolls are like this: they always say things they think are unique, but in reality, they haven't thought them through.

If you hadn't seen it with your own eyes, not many viewers would believe that someone could take down the mid-lane second tower and push all the way to the enemy's turret in just four minutes.

In the backstage dressing room, Liu Keke and the others, who were initially a little uneasy, gradually calmed down, their hearts no longer pounding in their throats.

199. I can't stand the spiciness!

The DTG players thought the nature of the game had almost changed, but little did they know, it was practically the same as a change.

How much health can the turret slowly regenerate? If a lane of crystals is destroyed before the plating even falls off, super minions will become the death knell for most heroes.

Aside from champions like Nunu who have short-cooldown true damage skills against minions, even Vayne wouldn't want to play against super minions.

Super Minion killed one player with a single blow, quickly pushing the lane all the way to DTG's high ground, exactly as the commentators predicted.

Previously, in order to defend their base, three of DTG's players went back to the side lanes, and the bottom lane was also taken advantage of by the WLD duo, who destroyed all three remaining tower plates.

Without Lee Sin's help, Fiora in the top lane also dared not face Gragas and Poppy alone, and lost a lot of turret plating in a short period of time.

DTG's overall economy was significantly outpaced by WLD's Sion, who went back to base to kill and destroy the enemy base.

Originally, I was only behind by about two thousand yuan, but now it's close to four thousand.

The fact that a Sion player with a nearly 0-8 record could still achieve an economic comeback is intriguing. Let's delve into the reasons behind this.

"Four thousand is just the beginning. DTG's mid-lane inhibitor won't respawn for about 17 minutes. During that time, not only will LeBlanc be locked in the mid-lane, but if Lee Sin doesn't help defend, the super minions will definitely break through the defense and get close to the last remaining inhibitor turret. That's when things will get really messed up." (Deleted)

"This is just the ideal scenario, because Sion won't let you defend for nothing. If he just goes over and gives the super minion a Shipbreaker buff, three hits to take down LeBlanc isn't unreasonable, right?"

"It's not an exaggeration. Everyone says that destroying the mid-lane inhibitor 20 minutes ago was a losing proposition, but the timing was just too early."

"DTG can't contest any neutral objectives right now, so the safest approach is to move their bot lane duo to mid, with LeBlanc positioned near the bottom lane's second turret for immediate support, and the same goes for Lee Sin."

DTG did indeed do that, but there was one problem that no one could ignore: the wave clear speed was exceptionally slow.

Before the match, it was said that WLD's lineup lacked late-game potential, but this overlooked the fact that DTG's lineup, when at a disadvantage, lacked anyone capable of quickly clearing lanes and using stealth tactics.

Now that Sion has ignited this hidden mine and caused it to explode, the aftereffects won't be so easy to overcome.

For the losing side to turn the tide, their lineup must possess certain strengths.

For example, initiative; having the initiative to open the game means being able to seize weaknesses, find opportunities to turn the tide, and launch a counterattack to complete a comeback.

Alternatively, they may possess heroes with extremely strong late-game DPS, such as Azir, Kayle, and Kassadin, who are considered powerful carries.

A late-game carry composition means enduring early-game pressure, and enduring pressure means prioritizing lane defense; otherwise, how can you defend if all your towers are destroyed?

DTG's Fiora split-pushing was very strong in the late game, but unfortunately, her teammates didn't hold out long enough to give her the time to shine.

Sound was unexpectedly hit by a super minion while defending the lane, and his health instantly dropped to about 50%. Seeing Sion peeking out to give the minion the Destroyer buff, his lips twitched uncontrollably.

Cleaning the hammer wire, I can't stand the heat!

Why should a mere ADC bear the brunt of the mess created by their mid-lane teammates?

Oh, and there was a cat hanging on me...

With a sigh, Sound saw Sion glare at him, knocking back a minion that hit him and slowed him down, so he could only retreat and give up his position.

With this move, the minion wave quickly broke through the mid-lane high ground crystal ruins and advanced towards the inhibitor turret.

The terrifying scene turned Sound and Falcon, who was hanging on him, pale. Fortunately, another teammate returned and could stop the minion wave.

Can they really stop them?

The blind man's development isn't bad; he already has the Bloodthirsty Axe, but he still can't take a hit from a super minion. This is because of the distance; the super minion hasn't received the Shipbreaker buff.

The instigator, Sion, is currently lingering outside the high ground, making him impossible to kill.

On the surface there are two, but in reality there are three people guarding the super minion wave. They guard it until they can only pull the minion wave and take turns going back to base to replenish their health and mana, and then come out to continue guarding.

Seeing this in a professional match is, in a unique sense, a spectacle.

"Sion returned to base with full health for some reason. DTG had a tough time defending, but at least they managed to hold on."

"I don't think we can hold out. The blue team is signaling from the red team's high ground with three attack markers. I don't know who put them up."

"Could it be Su Mu? Hey? By the way, the entire WLD team is gathering in the mid lane, what are they planning to do?"

"They're not planning a surprise attack, are they? If they really are, they've seized an information gap and timing. DTG doesn't know the whereabouts of WLD's sideline players yet."

"Without a ward in the middle lane, Sion bought a Steel Elixir, huh? Buying a 500-gold elixir early on?"

"He teleported to the lane, landed, walked in front of his teammates, and used his ultimate. His target was probably DTG's remaining inhibitor turret!"

"..."

The sudden sound of Sion's ultimate ability notification instantly put the entire DTG team on high alert.

Blaze glanced at the minimap and saw that all four of his teammates could go back to defend, so he stayed in the top lane to take the tower plates instead of going back to base.

"Quickly, go to the high ground and stop the cars!" Eagle shouted.

"I'm in a hurry!"

Huolang knew how fast Sion could destroy towers and was not afraid of dying, so he quickly walked out of the jungle entrance, but could only see the rear of Sion's car.

He panicked immediately, flashing and using a ward to try and intercept, but he was just a fraction too far off, and the ward he used landed right where Sion had left his trail of exhaust fumes...

At the same time, he was caught off guard by Gragas's E-Flash from his blind spot...

bad!

An extremely ominous premonition arose. When he kicked someone away and tried to escape but was still killed, the camera panned to his home, showing the scene of the tower being hit by Sion and losing a large chunk of its health.

"Blaze, come home quickly!"

"Know!"

Blaze teleported to the turret, but he didn't expect that the turret would be destroyed by Sion's explosion just before he landed, and he started to switch his attack to the main crystal.

Every time Crystal took a basic attack, the DTG players felt as if they had been stabbed in the heart.

While Blaze was anxiously casting B to recall, he opened TAB to check Sion's equipment and was shocked.

What the heck? This is already a shipbreaker and a triad?

LeBlanc, Ezreal, and Yuumi barely managed to kill Sion after a long time and deal with his zombies, but the Nexus's health had already been reduced by about a third by Sion's zombies...

I thought I had managed to hold on, but the next second four more enemies appeared in my field of vision, also rushing towards the main crystal.

Upon seeing these four people, two words simultaneously came to mind for all five members of DTG.

finished...

Faced with a swarm of enemies, the DTG players, who had already used up most of their skills, scattered like birds and beasts in less than three seconds of close combat.

Some died, some fled.

By the time Fiora finally emerged from the fountain and applied her ultimate to WLD's front line, Miss Fortune had already wiped out the last bit of health from the Nexus.

The dramatic first match ended in complete silence.

I checked the time; it hadn't even been 14 minutes yet.

200. In the second game, Sion was picked again.

[Speak up, you idiot!]

[Reporting someone for feeding kills, huh? You're feeding, you're feeding, you're feeding. You went 0-8 and destroyed the enemy base 14 minutes ago. What do you say? Report one and see?]

This strategy is terrifying. Even if you killed me 20 minutes ago, I would never have believed it. How could a professional match see a team destroy the enemy base 14 minutes into the game?

[This is ridiculous. Don't even mention professional matches, you'd hardly ever encounter one in ranked games!]

That's true. Only someone with superior skill and rank who can destroy the enemy base in 14 minutes would need several of them to attack together.

Why send several at once?

[Naive. A master might dominate in Platinum and above, but below Gold, even a dragon has to coil up. These ranks are very deep.]

[Oh no, oh no, the correct way to play the new Sion is to die and destroy towers. Ranked games are going to be a complete mess starting today.]

[It's definitely unavoidable, but a long-time fan of MuGe (a popular streamer) believes Sion might already be on the designers' list of targets for nerfs...]

[Laughing so hard I could die]

Even as the players temporarily left the stage, the astonishment on the faces of the two commentators was still clearly visible.

For them, this strategy of ruining KAD but winning the game is not only novel, but also a great test of the players' courage.

In a professional tournament where giving away even one kill can have a butterfly effect, it's a wonder Su Mu had the courage to do it, and he gave away eight in a row, even sparing the succubi who could be killed to avoid increasing his own value.

Anyone who plays a normal game and has a 0-8 record in a professional match will likely be criticized so much that they'll be forced to retire.

Su Mu was already a popular player, known as the "Queen of Tactics" and the "Queen of Innovation." When she started with a 0-3 score, her haters on the online community started to hype it up.

Just as the match ended, the headline "[Sumu intentionally fed kills in the match]" was pushed to the top three of the trending searches.