Starting with Zaozi Ge, a dream lineup

Chapter 28 Ultimate Suppression

Now that you have the advantage of slowly pushing the minion wave, how should you trade blows?

Going in alone and getting focused by the enemy AD and support is a huge no-no in bot lane; never face two opponents alone.

Immediately switching positions requires careful planning in terms of positioning and putting significant pressure on the opponent.

The biggest mistake in casual games is starting to pressure others from level two onwards, with everyone rushing to reach level two first.

When everyone logs in, the competition is about who can kill the enemy's creeps faster; whoever kills them faster gets to level 2.

However, even if you manage to get to level two, you basically won't gain any advantage over the opponent. As soon as they see that you're playing faster than them, and you're already at level two.

Why would they stay in the same spot and fight you? They would usually retreat, take one or two fewer minions, and wait until everyone is level two before going in.

However, if this mistake is applied to professional matches, it will undoubtedly cause a strong early-game combination to lose its chance to exert pressure.

To quickly push the minion wave and reach level two, the minion wave will inevitably have to move towards the enemy tower.

At this point, if the bot lane is on the side of pressure, the jungler will either have to use both summoner spells or face certain death.

With two ranged minions still on their side and the second wave of minions yet to arrive, Li Luo's cannon dart began to eagerly move forward, leaning forward with the robot to put pressure on the rat.

This was all to protect this extra ranged minion.

Iboy did a great job here. In Master rank and above, there is a universal strategy for both solo and duo lanes.

If you want to kill this minion, but you're about to get hit by the enemy once or twice, the best option isn't to last-hit the minion, but to trade blows with them.

Despite being blocked by the second wave of minions, the rat managed to auto-attack Li Luo's cannon twice.

The robot couldn't use its hook while surrounded by troops, which gave the rat, protected by Lulu's shield, an advantage.

But this small advantage is exactly what Uzi has fallen into the second layer of his scheme.

Because the troll was about to attack the rat behind it, the moment the second wave of minions appeared, the aggro was drawn to the troll who was positioned in front. At this moment, the three melee minions rushed directly towards the troll.

The extra ranged minion standing behind can now leisurely attack the melee minion that has been drawn aggro a couple of times.

With the advantage in the minion wave, Li Luo immediately gave Xiao Ming a signal.

This is the crucial second step: an immediate blood transfusion.

When you know you will definitely reach level 2 before your opponent, you don't need to wait until you reach level 2 before going in to trade blows.

When there's only one melee minion left in the second wave, the bot leans forward, drawing the aggro of the red minions belonging to EDG and turning them to attack the hero.

However, the blue RNG minions further back won't do that; they will still loyally deal with this melee minion.

When the fight gets intense, this melee minion will be taken down by the minions behind it. At this point, the level 2 cannon and robot can easily suppress Lulu the mouse.

Xiao Ming's robot crossed the minion wave and used his Q skill to catch the rat back.

The rat dared not auto-attack the two who were almost level 2. After being hit by Tristana's three stacks of E passive, it flashed back to the tower.

This is where Uzi's ultimate suppression tactic comes in: pushing the lane into the tower.

Without Flash and with low health, Twitch's last-hitting isn't like Ezreal's, where he can hide behind and use Q to last-hit. Twitch needs to slowly auto-attack to last-hit.

The pressure instantly fell on Iboy. Should he finish him off?
We absolutely have to fix this. In professional matches, it's too difficult for the bot lane to get kills without relying on the jungler.

Moreover, the opponent he was facing was Li Luo, who had a combined 97 points in his game.

Giving up last-hitting means that without external help, the bottom lane is pretty much lost in this game.

A sense of oppression descended from the sky and was directly applied to this young man born in 00. Every time he finished off a monster, Iboy felt a chill as he looked at the eager robots behind him.

After dodging two Qs in a row, the fourth wave of minions reached the tower.

The rat's extremely low attack power in the early game, coupled with the venom passive, caused Iboy to miss two minions.

"Puch"

While Iboy was focused on last-hitting minions, Xiaoming used a Q-Flash the instant a minion died.

The little mouse, who was still barely surviving at the foot of the tower, was suddenly pulled out of the tower.

A good opportunity

Li Luo controlled Tristana, using her E skill to apply the buff, and then activated her Q skill to rapidly fire and auto-attack. Lulu, who was standing behind, hurriedly ran up and gave Tristana a transformation.

But it was too late; the moment she transformed, Tristana had already used her W ability.

Although it turned into a lamb in mid-air, it still caused four explosions upon landing and refreshed its W ability. After two more auto-attacks, it jumped into the tower to finish off the rat, and then used W to escape the tower.

The entire operation was smooth and seamless, without any unnecessary frills.

Aside from using W to counter Lulu's polymorph, even Platinum players can easily pull off the other maneuvers.

It is precisely this simple and unpretentious suppression that greatly increases the tolerance for error.

first blood.

The factory manager, who had just finished taking the blue buff, frowned and asked directly.
"Xiao Zhao, what happened? You're dead on March 3.20th?"

When questioned sternly by the factory manager, who acted like a doting father, Iboy lowered his head in embarrassment.

"Dog Bro... Dog Bro has really gotten stronger now, we can't hold our own at all."

Hearing Xiao Zhao's words of refusal, the factory manager wanted to get angry. He had performed poorly in the World Championship, and now he was performing poorly against RNG. Were you trying to force me to retire?
"you"

"Mingkai, keep going. This wave is fine. It's just that Uzi's pressure has gotten stronger, it's not Xiaozhao's fault."

Seeing that the factory manager was about to get angry, Abu, who was standing behind him, offered some words of comfort.

Since the defeat in S6, Mingkai changed his name to clearlove7, meaning he wanted to prepare well for the S7 season.

True to his word, as LPL's number one seed, Mingkai led the EDG team to the World Championship, stepping over RNG's footsteps.

However, the result was even worse than their elimination in the quarterfinals of S6; EDG was eliminated in the first round of the group stage and went straight home.

How could the proud and arrogant factory director tolerate such a situation?

In his previous life, even when the factory manager retired, he had achieved a terrifying 72% win rate in more than 400 matches.

"Xiao Zhao, Mei Kou, get ready, I'm going to camp here dead this round."

Seeing the giant bug in the top lane let out a miserable cry and fall at Gnar and Sejuani's feet, Clearlove was furious.

Grasp!
We must crack down on this!

Even if this is just an ordinary training match, I'm going to give you a good beating. Right now, the factory manager is directing all his resentment at Li Luo and Xiao Ming.

This resulted in Li Luo, who was happily returning home to finish upgrading his greatsword, dying twice in just five minutes.

"what's the situation?"

Li Luo looked completely bewildered.

Did I offend the factory?
After the level 4 factory manager and the level 6 Ooba Ma forcefully ganked the bottom lane once.

Undeterred by their failure to catch him, the factory manager and his two companions circled around from behind the tower. Even with Li Luo's extraordinary abilities, he could not escape their clutches.

Oh my god, with the rat's ferocious output and Sejuani's control, the robot, who had no protective abilities, could only watch helplessly as Li Luo died in front of him.

That's it? That's it?
Li Luo typed out the four words he regretted most in the public chat.

What greeted him was none other than the fury of the entire EDG team, except for A Guang.

The level 6 Sejuani, along with the level 8 Ooja, managed to kill Li Luo by overwhelming him with damage, even at the cost of both of them dying under the tower and giving the kill to Karma.

In the past, this situation would never have happened to RNG. You want to target Uzi?

Okay, I'll skip the top lane minions and just teleport down. We can focus on team fights in the early game.

However, Feng Ge had said beforehand that he would be playing a three-core strategy with top, mid, and jungle, so Xiangguo and Letme showed no intention of coming to the bottom lane.

You want to arrest Uzi? Fine, I'll arrest him for you.

After you four kill Uzi, you take a lane in the bottom lane. After the three of us kill Aguang, we take a lane in the top lane.

According to the theory of relativity in the Rift, since we have one less person farming the minion wave, we are going to gain an advantage over you.

In this strange atmosphere, seventeen minutes in, Li Luo, with a score of 2-5, glared resentfully at Gnar, whose CS was even higher than his.

With a 3-0 Black Cleaver and two Long Swords, the terrifying damage dealt to the 0-6 Bug, who suddenly lost a third of his health after just one passive three-hit combo.

"Did I steal the factory manager's F6 (a type of plant)???"

Li Luo really wanted to curse like that, but he also benefited from the factory manager's irrational tower dive.

The prince's physique was no match for Sejuani's at this moment, let alone the miserable A-Guang in the top lane.

(End of this chapter)