She chose the strategy with the most bullet comments.

Su Mu didn't care what her opponents thought; all she knew was that, from the game's open beta to the current version, the trigger condition for support items had never required a teammate to be nearby…

That's enough.

The torture begins.

Take this shot, then follow up with a Q, and you've got a stack of souls. That feels good.

Liu Liu didn't care that she was being worn down at the start of the game. She had only broken the passive white shield and hadn't lost much health. She would let the opponent be smug for a while and then teach them a lesson when she reached level 2.

Unexpectedly, while she was finishing off low-health minions, and her own minions were also low on health, Senna completely ignored them and relentlessly attacked her.

What's going on? Abandoning the economy? Age

Senna isn't a healer, so she can't trigger Kleptomancy frequently... Damn!

Before the thought had even fully crossed her mind, Liu Liu saw the special effect of the successful trigger of the Stealing Omen. She clicked on the tab and saw that a money bag had appeared in Senna's equipment inventory.

What a lucky person...

She remembered the best-of-five series where Step by Step Wins against the Blazing Inferno, and the mid-lane healer who stole money so much it sent chills down her spine and made her tremble with fear…

Thinking of a certain possibility, Liu Liu couldn't help but swallow.

It feels numb when I pinch it, really?

The nightmare has begun... V

The first wave of minions all died, and all Liu Liu knew was that Senna hadn't taken a single hit; she had spent the entire time chipping away at her health, relentlessly chasing after her.

Senna's attack speed is slow, but her damage output is almost uninterrupted.

This hero has a long range; unless she also avoids being hit by blades, she won't be able to dodge the headshot's basic attack.

"Wow, what a nuisance!"

"What's wrong?"

"Senna won't take a single hit from me, she'll just keep chasing after me and attacking!"

Liu Liu rolled her eyes. She finally understood why the opposing team was building support items; they were planning to avoid taking any damage.

The director's camera focused on the middle of the screen most of the time, and as time went on, most people gradually began to see some clues.

You can actually play like this?

"The second wave of minions has arrived. Killing just one melee minion will allow him to reach level 2, but Yasuo's condition doesn't allow him to go forward to attack minions; he'll most likely be whittled down by Senna..."

113. Objective gap in skill level

As Luan Ming spoke from the commentary booth, the wide-eyed expression on his face was equally unmistakable.

Could this be the correct way to play Senna?

From God's perspective, it's very obvious that Senna's economy is no less than Yaso's, strangely maintaining a state of equality.

The two money bags played a significant role in this.

"Xiao Mu's luck is amazing. Although he didn't open the two money bags to their full value, they were still worth 60 or 70, which is about the same as the economy of a wave of minions."

"Liu Liu felt like she was in jail from the start. Xiao Mu could avoid taking damage, but she couldn't. Yasuo doesn't have any sustain, and his shield alone can't withstand the damage. Now she's taken two shots from Senna and lost a layer of her soul. She has to go back to base, or she'll get killed in lane!"

"..."

Liu Liu frowned deeply as she glanced at her teammates' positions. As she retreated behind the tower to recall to base, she seemed somewhat at a loss.

If the opponent forces you to use your Teleport right at the start, how are you supposed to play the laning phase?

Given the current minion wave situation, even with a Teleport, recalling to base would mean missing experience. By the time I get back, Senna will probably be level 3, while I'll still be level 2…

Senna's ability to support the jungle is quite weak. If her own bot lane has lane priority, the jungler can comfortably clear Vi's bottom half of the map and maintain a deterrent effect on the enemy bot lane.

On the way up, San San's expression quickly changed.

The Alchemist had lost two waves of minions and was already in very low health. He then simply disappeared into the jungle, it's unclear whether he was recalling.

If your own minions are cut off, the enemy minions will have to be pushed into the tower, as your physical body can't withstand the attack.

The only way for a healer to sustain in a solo lane is to hit an enemy hero with her Q; otherwise, she has no other means of healing besides her ultimate.

Damn it, if Alchemist isn't going to lane against her, then why did she pick a top lane Soraka with Kleptomancy?

Stealing air?

Unfortunately, my teammates started the game in a different jungle and had to protect the bottom lane, so they didn't have time to bother the Alchemist.

The third wave of siege minions is coming. With the Alchemist's health, he probably won't be able to withstand the attack and be wiped out, right?

The moment the thought crossed San San's mind, she saw the Alchemist, who had originally walked into the jungle, reappear.

Many viewers had long been curious about the alchemist in the lower left corner of the minimap during the match, and now the camera cut to the alchemist for the first time.

Everyone knows that Alchemist is breaking the lane, but I didn't expect that after the third wave of minions with siege minions broke the lane, he still had more than 100 health left.

"Digital Miracle really fell for it. I never expected that Step by Step to Victory would hide such a sophisticated alchemy technique. What a novel approach!"

"If you don't lane against the healer, you won't get ganked, and you can perfectly and undisturbed farm three waves of minions. On the other hand, the healer suffers terribly in last-hitting under the tower in the early game, and has already missed seven minions!"

The two commentators were amazed, and the audience was already shouting "6666" (a Chinese internet slang for "awesome").

That's amazing! It turns out that the best way to counter top lane Soraka isn't by using ranged champions against melee champions, but by using Singed, who's always on the bench.

With the game having been in open beta for less than a year, players' thinking had not yet been able to expand widely, and any novel approach that appeared for the first time was enough to make people's eyes widen.

Why didn't the jungler and top laner of Number Miracle both bother with him, even though they knew he was disconnecting?

That's right, why?

[The guy in front was so lame. If you go looking for trouble with the alchemist, the minions on the lane will just get killed by the turret for nothing. If the jungler goes looking for trouble, things will get even worse!]

I don't understand Silver, please explain.

In high-level games, if the jungler reveals their location, then the side lanes that are relatively far away are in danger and may face the attention of the enemy jungler.

Not only should you be careful on the sidelines, but your jungle can also be invaded and warded. Once your jungle is detected by a ward, a skilled player can use this information to predict your next move with great accuracy.

The expert in front made a good point. Otherwise, why would there be a saying that if a jungler can't accomplish something, the best option is to stay out of the game?

Fear stems from the unknown. Junglers are like hidden arrows; as long as they don't appear, you have to be constantly on guard against when they will come out to hurt you, and from what angle and position.

There were explanations from amateur commentators and experts in the live chat, and the commentators also focused on this issue.

Through various sources, many players who were just watching the spectacle and didn't have a deep understanding of the game also understood why no one bothered the Alchemist after he disconnected three times.

To be honest, this way of playing is a bit disgusting...

But what if the Alchemist is out of lane and low on health? What if the jungler comes to gank him at that moment?

Some people had the same question, but Zhang Xiaoyu quickly answered it: send the tower.

Witnessing the entire process of Alchemist cutting off the third wave of minions, countless people didn't know what to say.

The camera cuts to the bottom lane, where we see Blitzcrank hook Tristana with his Q, and together with Draven, they severely damage her. They don't kill her, but they force Tristana to use her W and Heal.

"What a precise hook! Tristana is out of healing items and needs to recall with this low health. Gragas is heading this way. This wave under the tower is going to be a loss, if not a loss."

"Hey? Aren't you leaving yet? It'll be too late if you don't leave now!"

Zhao Lisi frowned slightly. She guessed that the Gragas had left the jungle and probably returned to the lower red buff area.

Returning to base directly would be too difficult, so let's risk farming this wave of minions under the tower...

When Zhou Xuemin saw his teammate signal, he went to check the triangular bush next to the tower, only to brush past a barrel...

"Come on!"

Zhou Xuemin learned E at level 1 and W at level 2. At this point, there was no skill restriction on W's cooldown.

What happened next made countless people exclaim "Holy crap!"

The little cat used Flash to dodge Gragas's E, trying to create distance and escape, but unexpectedly Gragas used Flash to predict the little cat's position and wiped out all of her remaining health.

First blood!

"What a flashy E-flash! Tristana's play was amazing. Maokai's still okay, he shouldn't be... ah? Does Maokai have any ideas too? But Gragas is out of skills!"

"The robot stepped forward and punched the tree away, drawing the turret's aggro while simultaneously flashing outside the turret and hooking the tree away from inside the turret—amazing!"

Double kill!

"Gragas got the second kill, and it's a pity that Draven only had two assists. But overall, it was a huge win. Step by Step to Win, the bot lane suffered a huge loss. If Vi doesn't come to help turn the tide, she will continue to be suppressed by Draven."

With his teammates falling one after another, Su Mu switched screens to take a look.

As expected, something went wrong. The objective gap in skill level cannot be bridged by theory alone.

The road ahead is about to collapse, and this time it will depend on her and Bai Wei to support the team.

The situation in the top lane is not bad, and the same goes for the mid lane. The rhythm and movement of both junglers will be crucial in the next ten minutes and will affect the situation.

"Weiwei should try to counter-gank in the bottom lane. There's no need to worry about the solo lane situation for now."

"it is good!"

114. All equipment is obtained by looting.

"It's my fault, I shouldn't have taken chances," Zhao Lisi said regretfully.

"There's still room for improvement in the early stages, so it's not a big problem." Without realizing it, Bai Wei's tone of voice had begun to resemble Su Mu's.

She was completely unaware of what was happening; all she felt was trust in Su Mu.

Since Mumu said that we don't need to worry about the top and mid lanes for the time being, we should focus on the bottom lane for at least five minutes.

It's better to support the strong than the weak. If the opponent picks a combination like Draven and Blitzcrank, they're definitely aiming to seize even the slightest advantage and snowball it. They're unlikely to relax their focus on the bottom lane.

Su Mu's idea was simple and easy to implement: to pin Yasuo down in the mid lane.

If Yasuo can't move, he can't roam with Gragas and pose an effective threat to his teammates.

Liu Liu is now in a real bind. It's hard to counter Senna's super long range. Almost every time her skills are ready, she'll unleash a quick AQA combo on him.

Senna's attack speed scaling isn't as high as that of a typical ADC, and her attack speed is slower, but her range is incredibly long, and her Q has a slowing effect. Even with Yasuo's E, Senna is still quite annoying to deal with.

I can't easily touch the other person, but they can easily touch me, draining my resources while also triggering a money theft...

Blood pressure rises without you even realizing it.

I feel so awful!

"Yasuo was struggling to lane against Senna. His Wind Wall could only block Senna's W, and every time he built up the wind direction and swung in to harass Senna, he would get hit by Senna's W."

"Xiao Mu's timing for releasing W is very precise; she almost always anticipates the timing of Liu Liu's Wind Wall. It's just that her playstyle is a bit..."

"What's up?"

"Cough, it's nothing, it's just a new way to play." Jian Yun didn't dare to say out loud what she was really thinking.

The audience isn't stupid; they can easily understand the meaning behind the commentary.

With a support item, he doesn't farm lanes and just pokes, combining it with double stealing gold from his opponents. His farming relies entirely on skinning the enemy... and the worst part is, he skins a lot of them. (Kite/Fleece)

In the few minutes that followed, with constant battles and strategic maneuvering in the lower half of the map, Su Mu not only gradually gained an economic lead over Yasuo, but also surpassed him by one level.

Senna is a champion who can grow indefinitely. As her passive Soul stacks reach 20, her attack range and critical strike chance both receive an initial boost.

So Yasuo felt even worse.

Facing Senna, whose basic attack range is 25 yards longer and whose critical strike chance is 15% higher, the player was reluctant to abandon the siege minion under the tower and tried to tank the hit, only to be nearly killed by a sudden critical strike from Senna.

Even with low health, a quick teleport was futile. Su Mu reacted swiftly, following up and unleashing a powerful shot to finish off the opponent, securing a lane kill.

The commentators were still enthusiastically discussing the kill when the camera suddenly switched to the bottom lane.

The moment the OB camera switched, a faint green energy could be seen rising from top to bottom, then transforming into light that struck the two people!

These two were Draven and the robot, whose health was practically reduced to a sliver.

Another kill announcement has been released.

Double kill! Si

Triple kill!

Ten seconds ago, six people gathered at the river mouth, but now only one person, Gragas, is still alive. Two for three should have been a winning situation, but Gragas's operator, WuWu, is not happy at all.

Two of our teammates with low health were both wiped out, and two of the kills and gold from the three players on the Tristana ended up on the Blitzcrank…

He ignited and burned one to death, then used a basic attack to deal additional damage, but Draven's critical strike triggered the attack, causing the robot to accidentally kill another one, leaving him with the final kill.