She chose the strategy with the most bullet comments.

Starking's face turned slightly bitter. "I can't even lane anymore. Lillia's high mobility is disgusting."

“…I…never mind, just wait for me to reach 6.” Tulip’s eyes were filled with helplessness.

"The bot lane is also a disaster, Yuzu, it's thanks to your mid and jungle that the situation has been turned around."

In the current situation, switching lanes is only a temporary solution, like moving to a different place to go to jail; it doesn't alleviate the pressure on the lane opponent.

"Should Xiaolong try to annoy the opponent?"

"No need. Take advantage of Sylas's position being revealed and go farm quickly. Tulip can now enter the enemy's red buff area. Renekton can't control you for now."

"Ah."

Su Mu probably understands RT's current predicament better than the person involved. He walked to the second tower and turned into the jungle, where he found the monkey who had cleared the F6 camp down to only one small bird before leaving.

Place enemy wards in the F6 bushes, and then place a control ward at the river entrance.

They just left it in the exposed area, making no attempt to conceal their purpose.

Tulip is numb.

With just one or two more minions, the crocodile will reach level 6. This level 4 monkey dares to go and destroy the wards; he must be courting death.

The only way to destroy it is when the opponent is farming minions, but that would also expose your position.

Once the jungler's position is exposed, there's a 99.99% chance that WLD's bot lane will instantly show their true colors.

Kai'Sa's early game strength is not as strong as Varus's. Even with a tanky support, it's difficult for her to take down Varus while protected by Lulu.

"Let's keep developing... I'll take down that ward when I get the chance." Youzi sighed softly. "Build more defensive wards. As long as nothing goes wrong, we'll be fine. Wait until Tulip reaches level 6."

Everyone is struggling financially, and so far they have little initiative.

Although the crocodile isn't considered overpowered, its influence on the side lanes and jungle is enormous. Unlike the top lane, roaming in the mid lane isn't as costly.

For the next period of time, due to RT's strict defense and willingness to sacrifice some online economy rather than give it a chance, WLD was unable to accomplish anything further.

This is partly because once the fox reaches a certain level, its wave clearing speed can barely keep up.

Otherwise, Su Mu would have already cooperated with Bai Wei to put pressure on the RT duo, preventing them from leaving the secluded bushes.

But it doesn't matter. Bai Wei has caused chaos in the monkey jungle. Facing Sylas with three big heads on him, he has no chance to fight back.

If you dare to fight for even two more seconds, the chances of your life being in danger increase.

"Be careful, the monkey is about to reach level 6, it should be a group of monsters soon," Bai Wei reminded her.

"How about I sell some bait to lure them into joining the vanguard team? That way, they won't have the resources to engage the vanguard." Yi Lian suggested.

"It's feasible, just pay attention to your acting skills."

A minute passed...

The vanguard has spawned, but the bottom lane still hasn't seen the Monkey King's arrival.

There's no sign of anyone in the bot lane right now, suggesting they went straight to the top side of the map after recalling, but is that really the case?

Su Mu stared at the minimap for a few seconds, then his eyes flickered as he came to a fairly plausible guess.

"Let's just take the Vanguard; they'll assume we'll let them have it." V

"So cowardly?" Deng Jiayu was speechless.

?280. Pull back I

"That's normal. Their weapons are completely crushed by me, the monkey's development is too poor, the fox is barely scratching the surface, and the tauren isn't even level 6. How dare they engage us? All three of them would turn tail and run at the sight of Brother Mu."

"RT will probably appear in the bottom lane in a few seconds, unless we're willing to lose lane and keep throwing the game." A hint of amusement flashed across Su Mu's eyes.

The words had barely left her lips when, as if they had heard her, Kai'Sa and the Minotaur appeared in her field of vision simultaneously.

"The monkey's location is uncertain."

"I'm looking, you can focus on being the vanguard."

Su Mu used his E skill to cross the wall from the Dragon Pit, heading straight for the Red Buff bush, where he disappeared and remained motionless.

Before long, the divination flowers at the river entrance were knocked down, revealing the eye positions hidden in a small patch of grass along the river.

Ah... found it, it's in the lower half of the bracket as expected.

With a slow smile, Su Mu decisively activated his ultimate skill to build up rage. He glanced at his E skill, which had only 4 seconds of cooldown left, and waited for a destined person to join him.

From God's perspective, a large crocodile crouching in the grass activates its ultimate skill after discovering someone attacking the Divination Flower, and the next second a monkey appears in its field of vision.

The monkey stood pressed against the wall of the small dragon pit, seemingly unaware that someone was behind it, and remained motionless.

It's easy to see that the monkey is looking to see if there are any opportunities to make a move in the bottom lane.

Seeing that the WLD duo hadn't given them any openings, they headed towards the red buff bush, then used their W ability to dash across the stone beetle pit under the wall.

The bizarre scene left the audience gasping in shock.

The monkey almost walked into the bushes and pressed its face against the crocodile, but the crocodile still didn't make a move.

Everyone was still wondering why, but when they saw the monkeys shifting positions, they immediately understood everything.

"The monkey was underdeveloped, with almost no survival equipment, and was targeted by a crocodile that was two levels ahead... The crocodile used its E to attack, then used its red-rage W to bite the monkey. Wow, what a smooth combo!"

"Is the monkey going to get one-shotted?! He recovers from the stun and tries to escape with a Flash... but he can't! The crocodile's basic attack hits, and the monkey uses a death Flash!"

"Su Mu ambushed and killed someone in the jungle, and even got Monkey King's Flash for free. Wow, this guy is so outrageous. Just because someone attacked the Seer's Flower, he dared to conclude that the opponent would come this way?"

"The key is that the red team doesn't have the vision of the blue team's Krugs. We can see from God's perspective that Tulip is roaming downwards, but Su Mu doesn't know that. It can only be said that he is not only highly skilled and daring, but also extremely meticulous!"

"It can also take over the stone beetle that the monkey has crippled. It scares the two brothers who had just finished pretending for half a day and were about to return to their lane to farm. They are running away for their lives, afraid that the ancient crocodile that just killed the monkey will come knocking on their door."

"A series of different gains, I'm raking in the money!"

The replay came quickly, and from the blue team's perspective, the monkey being attacked was truly a horror story.

In the jungle, there are wards in the bush above the red buff and also in the tri-bush in the bottom lane.

No matter which way the enemy invades the jungle, they will definitely be detected by wards, except for one place—

Su Mu's E-jump position was slightly below the dragon pit, which happened to be a blind spot for both wards.

After watching the replay, everyone realized that it wasn't that Tulip was unvigilant, but rather that Su Mu's skill in avoiding eye contact was masterful, perfectly circumventing the line of sight.

It couldn't be a coincidence. With such an important movement skill, who would use it casually? Su Mu dared to do this without RT's vision in the red zone, which clearly shows he had 100% or even 90% confidence.

Bai Wei effortlessly secured the Vanguard, picked it up, and returned to the mid-lane to hold the lane.

Youzi wanted to push forward and force her away, but out of the corner of his eye he noticed that the crocodile had already reached the bush above the red buff and was destroying a ward, so he had to give up the idea and retreat to the tower.

We can't give them a chance. Su Mu just killed his teammate without using Flash. If they catch him and coordinate with Lillia's ultimate, it will be difficult for him to escape.

"It's painful, RT is really painful."

"Have you two noticed? Four dances and Yiqi's dad (seven) left a thousand economy. It hasn't even been ten minutes yet, and WLD is leading by four thousand. The average knife is ahead. This is no longer a simple matter of comparing economics at traffic lights."

"If Tulip had used his ultimate ability after the stun ended and then used Flash when he was caught, would he have had a chance to survive?"

"There is no chance of survival. Su Mu's E hits the target over the wall and refreshes the use of the E skill. Even if Tulip uses his ultimate and then flashes, he will still be killed by Su Mu's flash. Given Su Mu's reaction speed, I think the time interval between their flashes will not exceed 0.3 seconds."

The other two commentators thought the same thing, recalling Su Mu's various famous moments.

Dodging deadly control skills at close range, dodging high-damage skills that fly out of the bushes with perfect positioning, millisecond-level reaction and flashing, etc... I can't even remember how many times I've done it.

In esports, the younger the player, the faster their reaction time. Su Mu transitioned to esports two years later than the average player, but now his reaction time is even more terrifying than that of players aged 16-18.

It's no wonder he started out playing FPS games.

After all, in most FPS games, life and death are decided at the first meeting. You can have flaws in your thinking, but you absolutely cannot have bad reflexes.

Even a 0.1-second faster reaction time can often determine the outcome of a match.

MOBA games don't have such strict requirements, but that doesn't mean they're completely useless.

Expanding their advantage once again, Su Mu did not let his guard down after entering a familiar operating rhythm; on the contrary, he became even more focused.

Even though RT is currently at a huge disadvantage, we cannot forget that they are a dominant team with a regular season record of 15-1.

The current economic gap between the two sides is quite large, but that doesn't mean they have the capital to drag things out indefinitely.

The team's growth curve is fixed. RT's weapons and Kai'Sa are difficult to deal with in the late game. Once the game drags on to the point where everyone has 3 items, it may not be possible to win team fights.

The fox is constantly harassing the monkey, pushing lanes, roaming to control the pace of the game, controlling resources, pushing towers, and rotating lanes...

The flawless operational rhythm is interconnected, being aggressive when necessary and maintaining stability when appropriate.

The second vanguard has completed its mission, successfully gaining a 10,000-point economic lead.

Even though there was a possibility that the game could be ended without relying on Baron Nashor, Su Mu promptly called his teammates back and ordered them to retreat to the city to regroup.

The enemy revived with all their members at full strength, while the enemy was either severely injured or helpless. The higher-ups were just giving away bounties to the enemy.

WLD's rationality was so extreme it was almost despairing. Youzi decisively ordered his men to use the Hextech Portal to rush Baron Nashor, seeking a glimmer of hope from this desperate situation.

But she forgot that WLD could also use the teleportation portal to reach the river.

In the end, the dragon was taken down, but three people were left behind. The remaining two were unable to stop WLD's five-man push.

The second game ended at 21 minutes and 57 seconds.

"Congratulations to WLD for winning a game! The best-of-five has become a best-of-three, and both sides have to go back to the beginning to fight for match point!"

"All I can say is, perfect! WLD's top, mid, and jungle players played absolutely perfectly."

281. Who uses Aurelion Sol as a jungler?

"Information gaps are fatal; RT must consider Lillia as a swingman next."

"That's right, I believe everyone has seen it. As long as she isn't controlled and killed in one combo, Lillia can beat short-ranged opponents in 1v1 online like a mother beating her child."

"It's a bit overpowered. Q has low mana cost, can stack several movement speed buffs, lasts a long time, and the outer ring deals true damage. It's a skill with maximum utility..."

“WLD always manages to develop unique strategies, or rather, strategies that the general public hasn’t thought of. If Starking doesn’t know how to deal with top lane Lillia, then without picking long-range top laners like Kennen or Gnar, the coaching staff should seriously consider whether to target her.”

"..."

RT chose to trust the player and did not target Lillia in the third game.

Unfortunately, there are only six ban slots available in the first round. Lillia alone doesn't have that much dominance, so banning her would be a waste.

According to Starking, the reason he was crushed in the last game was because he didn't expect WLD to play a big swing game. If he had been mentally prepared, he would have been confident of suppressing Yan Hua again.

Moreover, the red side has the option to wait for WLD to finish revealing his moves before making adjustments.

Both Night Breeze and Full Moon's ideas and those of RT player were largely sound, and they had prepared adequate contingency plans.

but--

To everyone's surprise, WLD locked up Lilia on the first floor in a flash, demonstrating that since you dare to release her, I have no reason not to choose her.

The night wind and the full moon caused him to frown.

She realized that WLD might finish out their bot lane duo in the first round, leaving Lillia's fate to be revealed in the second round.

By then, our team will have already selected four players. Even if we can get a suitable champion to counter Lillia for the top laner, the connection between the top laner and the overall team composition cannot be effectively guaranteed.

Operational strategies, teamwork, adaptability to small-scale battles, and split-push capabilities in the mid-to-late game for solo lanes are all major issues that cannot be ignored.

For example, the simplest one that everyone understands, even those who deal with real money:

If the mid and jungle are both physical damage dealers, then if the top laner also builds AD, it becomes a pure DPS team. The difference is that high-spending players might not care about this and just pick what they like...

Professional leagues cannot afford to do this lightly.

After the first round of bans and picks, everyone on RT secretly thought, "As expected, RT didn't intend to reveal their top, mid, and jungle picks first."

Adhering to the principle of adaptability in the second round of drafting, and securing the fourth pick, they awaited WLD's next move.

Then, WLD instantly locked in a hero that no one would have expected, truly anyone!

Aurelion Sol, the Star Forger, is the pinnacle of power in the League of Legends universe.

However, in the game... the Dragon King is pitifully weak in the early stages, and even in the late stages, he is not a top-tier fighter, unless his passive Stardust layer is extremely high.

The Dragon King is a scaling hero who can start to have some combat power in the mid-game.

Since Stardust layers can only be obtained from heroes, this Dragon King effectively locks down solo lanes.

The entire RT team felt that Aurelion Sol was unlikely to be a flex pick, absolutely not in the bot lane, and the same applied to the top lane. The only possibility was the mid lane with its short lane length, and against a melee champion like Akali.

If Aurelion Sol goes mid, then Renekton can only go back to top lane, leaving Lillia with only the jungle.

Finally, it was confirmed that WLD hadn't played anything too fancy, and everyone in RT breathed a sigh of relief.