She chose the strategy with the most bullet comments.

Ah, this... it's not impossible...

Su Mu may not be able to see all the comments, but even without the eye-catching messages from fans sending gifts, she knows about the shameless things that Korean e-sports and the DBZ team have done. Her memories from her previous life are very clear.

A similar event occurred in my past life, and it happened directly in a League of Legends tournament, making it even more relatable.

"Guys, I only have one thing to say: we must crush the Koreans in this game." Su Mu's expression turned serious.

【Support me fiercely!

[Brother Mu is awesome!]

The match is about to begin, and considering the current meta, there's not much that makes sense in either side's lineup.

Professional players will definitely not care about the real-time win rate of new heroes; they will always be required by the coaching staff to familiarize themselves with them.

This is why the red team didn't ban Qiyana; they wanted to pick her anyway, but seeing that the blue team had already taken her, they picked Yuumi instead.

Su Mu's team is on the blue side, with Fiora in the top lane, Maokai in the jungle, Qiyana in the mid lane, Kai'Sa in the bot lane, and Thresh as support.

The red team consists of Jax in the top lane, Xin Zhao in the jungle, Ryze in the mid lane, Twitch in the bottom lane, and Yuumi as support.

The moment Su Mu entered Summoner's Rift, he received a familiar notification in his mind.

[Limited-time task released]

[Completion Condition 1: Participate in the kills of four LCK teams TKS and DBZ a total of 20 times: 0/2]

[Completion Condition 2: One-shot players from both teams 10 times in one combo, with the target having full health: 0/1]

The task rewards will be randomly drawn from the following seven categories.

1. Cantonese Golden Hits: Receive the complete gift pack of 'Boundless Oceans, Vast Skies'.

2. Eventually Become You: The beautiful women who accept your confession will eventually transform into your unique shape. Note: This will no longer apply if you become a giant radish.

3. Guitar Hero: Become an experienced professional guitarist with exceptional performance and music composition skills, capable of performing flawlessly in various musical settings. Note: Your unwavering shouts during low points are the proof of your heroism.

4. Dexterity: Your fingers will be exceptionally nimble, enabling you to accomplish many things that ordinary people cannot. Note: Beautiful girls will appreciate your craftsmanship even more.

5. Computer Accessories: Obtained a small bottle of CPU with no side effects. Note: This accessory is pink and ineffective on blue computers. Remark: When you treat others as prey, you often become the prey yourself…

6. A fleeting encounter: You will be kissed on the lips by a beautiful woman within three days, but she will pull away within two seconds.

7. Special Grand Prize: Within a year, you will find yourself in a fierce battleground where at least thirty yandere younger or older sisters are vying for your attention. Note: Don't panic, the probability of winning the special grand prize is 0.00000007, unless fate intervenes.

After reviewing the system tasks and rewards, Su Mu's lips twitched.

What I'm saying is... System, it's not that I can't give out weird rewards, but isn't the seventh one a bit too much? Shan

Thirty yanderes?!

Even a single one could be insufficient with seven lives, let alone thirty times that...

49. How many pencil cases do you have?

Don't even mention it, I wouldn't even dare to think about it.

I've tried to win the computer parts reward more than ten times and haven't gotten it yet, which is quite strange. I suspect the system is intentionally putting them up to lower the probability of getting good rewards.

Well, the main focus now is on his international server debut where he killed an LCK pro player.

The task is neither particularly difficult nor particularly easy to complete, and the time spent in each game will affect the progress.

For the viewers in the live stream, Su Mu's match was different from their usual casual ranked games. Both sides positioned themselves strategically from the start, tacitly forming a line in the jungle to monitor the enemy's movements. (Afternoon)

There's not much to say about the top lane; it depends on skill. The jungle is about the same; if Maokai doesn't want to die, Xin Zhao can't do anything about it. The bot lane depends on whether Yuumi is skilled; if not, Twitch will have a very difficult time.

Finally, the mid lane is a key area that both sides need to focus on during the early and mid-game.

Once Ryze reaches level 6, all three lanes on the blue side will be difficult to control, and players need to be constantly wary of ganks.

If Qiyana gets fed, the red team composition without a proper tank will have an even worse time.

The red team's duo lanes consisted of mid and jungle, a bot lane duo, and both top laners were solo queue players, which was quite a coincidence in a way.

Qiyana is not strong in the first 3 levels and will be pressured by Ryze.

Su Mu didn't build any sustain-building items like Doran's Shield; instead, he started with a Long Sword and a Refillable Potion, clearly showing he didn't take Ryze seriously.

Ryze seemed to enjoy interacting, sending a message to everyone before the minions' health was low.

[01:40][LCK][Everyone] DBZ-Deadgun (Rune Mage): You're brave to start with a longsword, but how many times I'll kill you depends on your skill. Hopefully, you won't be as bad as a Platinum player.

Since he was the only one who went out with the longsword, Su Mu naturally knew who Deadgun was targeting.

The viewers in the live stream twitched, instantly becoming fully immersed in the game. They were actually looked down upon by the Korean female player right from the start. So what if they are professional players?

Bai Wei frowned slightly, her eyes narrowed, wondering if she should go to the mid lane and gank that guy once she reached level 2.

"Don't rush, guys." Su Mu glanced at the comments and a smile crept onto his face. He opened the chat channel and typed in a message, saying with a laugh, "The louder she screams now, the worse she might be later."

With a light tap of the middle finger on the Enter key, a message to everyone was sent in response.

[01:46][LPL][Everyone] Sumu (Empress of Elements): How many pencil cases do you have?

Upon seeing this inexplicable message, Deadgun had a question mark above his head, completely baffled as to its meaning.

However, she actually has a few at home...

[01:52][LCK][Everyone] DBZ-Deadgun (Rune Mage): Three, what's wrong?

[01:55][LPL][Everyone] Sumu (Empress of Elements): So many, no wonder.

The two were exchanging information while finishing off enemies, and new viewers who had just entered the live stream and were unaware of what was going on thought that Su Mu and that Ryze were very close.

Many of those who were already in the live stream couldn't help but laugh out loud.

When it comes to how to elegantly mock idiots without swearing, I only admire Brother Mu.

That guy probably doesn't even realize he's being mocked. LOL.

Waiting for Brother Mu to start killing at level 3.

The mid lane is peaceful for now, and Ryze can't push the lane aggressively for too long; he can only poke Su Mu a few times at most.

The bottom lane was fiercely contested. Thresh flashed and used his E on Twitch at level 1, trying to coordinate with Kai'Sa to force Twitch to use his abilities.

However, the level 1 burst damage of the rat is actually very high, and with the summoner spells Ignite and Weakness, it naturally has an extra very fierce key skill for dueling.

A level 1 Kai'Sa went forward but was instead hit by concentrated burst damage. After using Flash, she was finished off by Twitch's E skill detonating the poison mark.

With Kai'Sa dead, Thresh was completely unable to deal with the rat who still had a third of its health left. He was slowed down by Yuumi's Q, chased and beaten to a pulp, and could only use Flash to escape. Before he could even get back to the tower, he was caught off guard by Xin Zhao who suddenly appeared from behind.

After dying, he looked at Zhao Xin's last hit number 8 and his eye twitched.

That's ridiculous! Taking advantage of Ryze's lane priority and their jungler being Maokai, they dared to gank at level 2 after starting with blue buff.

Ugh…

The two bot laners of the LCS team GIM couldn't help but exchange a glance at each other in the training base, and sighed silently.

"The opposing team has five professional players, while our mid and jungle are just two high-elo solo queue players. It looks like we're going to lose this game."

GIM's coach, Aileen, happened to be there and immediately came over to ask, "What's going on?"

“I was matched with five professional players, and four of them are from the LCK…” Cold frowned.

Aileen was astonished upon hearing this. There aren't many professional players. In the international server with such an explosive number of players, even with the MMR matchmaking system in high-ranking matches, it's rare to find a game with more than four professional players out of ten players.

Basically, if you can get four people in a duo queue, then the other six are likely to be high-ranking random players.

“You might have a teammate in this game with an incredibly high hidden MMR,” Aileen guessed.

“Uh…it can’t be two random players in the mid and jungle, right? Coach Eileen, do you mean Yukiko in the top lane?” Teon said.

Aileen shook her head. "I don't know. You guys go ahead and call, I'll check."

……

"Go over here and drop a sapling over the wall. I didn't bring any Ignite, so I need to deal some damage." Su Mu placed a semaphore in a spot in the jungle.

"Okay." Bai Wei didn't ask why.

Having played duo queue with Su Mu for so long, we've already developed a strong rapport.

She knew that Su Mu had a strong sense of the big picture and could often predict the enemy's next move, so she only needed to trust Su Mu.

The bottom lane suffered two deaths at the start, and the top lane Fiora had just been solo-killed by Jax, making the situation far from optimistic.

Su Mu casually used his Water Element Q to finish off the enemy, then used his W to absorb Grass Element. As he watched the W cooldown timer and Bai Wei's location, his killing intent began to rise.

Seeing that Qiyana was far from the river and that her element wasn't water, Ryze didn't need to worry too much about being caught, even though there was no vision on either side of the river for the time being. He could Flash into his hand.

However, Ryze didn't expect that Qiyana, who had just finished last-hitting a melee minion, would suddenly use her E on a minion to close the distance, raise her hand and throw out a grass elemental Q that hit him, and then enter stealth mode.

The big tree has arrived?

Ryze retreated steadily, his EW Imprisonment ready to be used at any moment.

Su Mu used his second W to absorb earth element and refresh Q in the path left by the grass element Q, and appeared next to Ryze, then used A followed by Q followed by A to trigger Electrocute.

The explosive damage from the double passive Q followed by an auto-attack and Electrocute immediately brought Ryze to low health, leaving him with less than 100 HP.

"This ghost has erupted!"

Ryze was startled and dared not use any more crowd control to trigger Phase Rush. Instead, he chose to play it safe and immediately flashed back to the tower, only to find a small red dot under the tower.

Those were saplings that the big tree had thrown over the wall a second ago...

In an instant, Ryze couldn't help but shout out in grief and indignation—

"Xiba!"

50. Bind tightly and strike with heavy blows.

The sapling's eyes instantly turned red, and it ran to Ryze's feet and exploded with a bang, successfully depleting Ryze's remaining health.

Good kill!

[Brother Mu's combo was so cool!]

[As expected of Brother Mu, he called Sister Sweet Orange to take the lead and even predicted how Ryze would die.]

It has to be our LPL players. Those two North American pros in the bot lane aren't very good. They got crushed by the Korean team players.

The moment that comment was sent, viewers in the live stream saw kill notifications appear at the top of the game screen.

Upon closer inspection, even the corners of his mouth twitched.

Kai'Sa died for the second time, her head taken by Xin Zhao. Thresh also couldn't escape, dying at the hands of Twitch.

Looking at the time in the upper right corner again, it was a few seconds away from 4 minutes.

[I'm stuck in Bengbu. I know that people in North America usually lose big when playing MOBA games, but I don't think we'd be completely crushed within the first 5 minutes, would we?]

At least the Japanese girls know that if they can't win, they can still survive.

However… announcements showing that Fiora had been solo killed once again followed.

The comments section froze for a second.

What did the guy in front just say?

[I'm numb, poor Mu-ge and Tian-ba San-ling Jiu-ling (7) Wu I group flirted with Cheng-jie and got boosted by teammates like this, weapon started with two heads, is this playing snake skin?]

This is definitely my daily routine: my teammates feed like crazy at the start of the game.

No, the key point is that even in high-ranking games like King of Glory, those three professional players couldn't maintain their development.

To put it nicely, they're professional players; to put it bluntly, they're just guys who've never played in any official matches. They're not necessarily much better than casual players like Mu Ge and Tian Cheng Jie.

Many viewers in the live stream were getting anxious, but since Su Mu was streaming under a fake identity and not revealing her real self, no one knew how she was feeling.

Su Mu calmly pushed the minion wave towards the tower, and while counting down to recall, he said composedly, "Rank is rank after all. You've all seen plenty of high-elo brawls. We know the current situation, so don't panic."

"Ryze has no Flash left, but I still have Flash. Once I get Serrated Dirk, he'll pay with his life just for a whiff of experience, let alone be able to last-hit minions."

The red team has a significant advantage in both the top and bottom lanes, and can stabilize the situation without needing a jungler. Xin Zhao has the resources to stay in the mid lane and fight around Ryze.

However, one fact cannot be ignored: the mid-jungle duo of Qiyana and Maokai completely outclasses Xin Zhao and Ryze in terms of both control and early-game stats.

The newly released supermodel hero Qiyana is incredibly ruthless when she gains an advantage and can instantly kill opponents; those who have been victimized know all too well.

After Deadgun, the player who plays Ryze, respawned, he TP'd back to the tower to farm the minion wave. The minion wave quickly pushed back out of the tower and reached the center of the lane. Suddenly, Qiyana appeared in the river with a Teemo thumbs-up emoticon above her head. So, he simply used Flash.

ha?

Deadgun's face twitched, and he quickly pulled out a signal to call his teammates on the upper river for support.