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Peanut's strategy is based on precise control of the opponent's psychology.

He planned to exploit this mentality and, in conjunction with the bottom lane duo, deliver another fatal blow to the enemy Zyra. A successful kill of Zyra would significantly shift the tide of the match.

First of all, in order to prevent the situation in the bottom lane from further deteriorating, the enemy Olaf is very likely to come to support. In this way, the pressure faced by Jayce in the top lane will be significantly alleviated.

At the same time, Peanut also envisioned a longer-term plan.

When Olaf moves to defend the bottom lane, Jayce in the top lane has more room to operate. If he can seize this opportunity and cooperate with Jayce to successfully kill Yasuo, the ROX team will not only be able to regain the rhythm of the game, but also have the potential to revitalize the entire team.

Furthermore, the ownership of the Rift Herald will also be extremely advantageous to the ROX team. After taking the Rift Herald, the team can use its powerful pushing ability to quickly destroy the enemy's defense tower and expand its advantage on the map.

Looking back at the situation in top lane, although Jayce is currently at a disadvantage, it is fortunate that the kill was not taken by Yasuo, but by Karsa's Olaf. This means that in the normal laning process, Jayce still has a certain combat capability.

As long as Peanut can provide timely support, Jayce will be able to counterattack during the laning phase and re-establish the advantage in the top lane.

Peanut's decisions were like a stone thrown into a calm lake, causing ripples in the game and successfully reversing the situation that was originally unfavorable to the ROX team.

Judging from the situation, the two sides are currently in a state of equilibrium, and neither side has been able to gain a substantial lead.

This delicate balance made the game more suspenseful and the audience's mood became extremely tense.

When Peanut came to the bottom lane and crouched, time seemed to freeze.

Every second is filled with tension and excitement, and the audience's eyes are fixed on the screen, afraid of missing any exciting moment.

The blind monk carefully hid in the grass, like a lurking cheetah, waiting for the best time to attack.

The enemy duo in the bottom lane had no idea of ​​the approaching danger and continued to fight at their own pace.

Finally, the opportunity presented itself.

The enemy Zyra made a positioning error while farming. Peanut was quick to direct the bottom lane duo to attack.

Although Lee Sin has no ultimate or flash, he successfully restricts Jella's movements with his flexible positioning and precise skill releases.

With the cooperation of her teammates, Jella quickly fell into a desperate situation and was eventually successfully killed.

This wave of successful kills, just as Peanut had expected, triggered a chain reaction.

As expected, the enemy Olaf quickly rushed to the bottom lane, instantly relieving a lot of pressure on the top lane. Jayce seized this opportunity and launched a fierce counterattack during the laning phase.

After completing his mission in the bottom lane, Peanut immediately headed to the top lane to support. With the tacit cooperation of the two, they successfully killed Yasuo and helped ROX regain the rhythm of the game.

As the game continued, Peanut's plan was realized step by step.

The ROX team successfully took the Rift Herald, and with the advantage of the Rift Herald, they quickly destroyed many enemy defense towers.

The rhythm of the game was completely controlled by Peanut. The ROX team gradually turned from a disadvantage to an advantage and steadily moved towards victory.

This game fully demonstrated Peanut's outstanding tactical qualities and precise control of the game rhythm, and also allowed people to once again appreciate the infinite charm of e-sports.

Furthermore, while the top lane wasn't looking good right now, thankfully, it wasn't Yasuo who got the kill, but Karsa's Olaf. So, in a normal top lane matchup, Jayce wasn't without his own strength.

Now the whole situation has been reversed because of Xiaohuasheng's several decisions.

Judging from the situation, the two sides are in a stalemate and neither side has been able to achieve a substantial breakthrough or lead.

In this battlefield full of variables, every decision and every move may become the key to breaking the balance.

At this time, the blind monk controlled by Xiaohuasheng had become the sharp weapon for the ROX team to break the deadlock. He used the same trick again and launched a hidden attack on the bottom lane again.

Snake and Imp, who were laning in the bottom lane, were completely immersed in the rhythm of the laning phase and had no idea that Peanut would choose to raid the bottom lane again.

Lee Sin's frequent roaming had already made them alert, but Peanut's bold and strategic decision still caught them off guard.

As a soft support, although Jella has strong control and consumption capabilities, her fragile body was fully exposed in this sudden attack.

Without the flash skill, she was like a lamb to be slaughtered, unable to fight back against the concentrated fire of Lee Sin and Ashe.

Lee Sin's sound wave accurately hit Jella, and then with the help of Frost's magic crystal arrow, he controlled her instantly.

Immediately afterwards, the two opened fire at full force, and high damage poured towards Jella like a tide. Sheshe had no time to make an effective response and could only watch the Jella he controlled fall down, giving the opponent another head.

Two consecutive waves of deaths put the Flash Wolves bottom lane combination in great trouble.

This not only puts pressure on Imp's Jhin, but also forces him to use his flash skill to avoid the deadly attacks of Lee Sin and Frost.
The situation in the bottom lane became increasingly passive, and the bottom lane defense where Smeb was located was in danger.

Facing Peanut's aggressive incursion, Smeb acted extremely cautiously, even to the point of extreme caution. When Lee Sin reappeared in the bottom lane, he decisively retreated beneath the defensive tower, even forgoing minion waves and experience points to avoid giving the opponent any chance to attack.

At the same time, Olaf was struggling to find an opportunity to break this delicate balance.

However, with ROX's tight control over the jungle and bottom lane, Olaf struggled to find a breakthrough. Finally, he set his sights on the Rift Herald.

After the ROX team successfully took the Earth Dragon, the Rift Herald became an important opportunity for the Flash Wolves to make up for their disadvantage.

Olaf knew that exchanging resources might be the only way to turn the tide, so he quickly gathered his teammates and launched an orderly attack on the Rift Herald.

Although ROX was aware of Flash Wolves' intentions, they were too focused on their bottom lane to provide immediate support, and could only watch as Flash Wolves took the Rift Herald. This series of events completely changed the course of the game.

The seemingly peaceful balance of power was drastically altered by Peanut's clever strategy. Flash Wolves' defense was exposed when dealing with Lee Sin's repeated raids, and their consecutive losses in the bottom lane further saddled them with a passive defensive dilemma.

ROX, thanks to Peanut's outstanding performance, successfully broke the deadlock and took the initiative in the game. However, Flash Wolves also gained a respite thanks to the Rift Herald. The battle between the two sides continued, and the final outcome of this game was still full of suspense.

Olaf has not found any opportunity now, and finally can only choose to attack the Rift Herald

Judging from the current situation, all Olaf can do is to exchange resources at this time. After ROX got the Earth Dragon, they can only make up for some disadvantages through the Rift Herald.

Olaf seemed to have found an opportunity to exchange resources. When he led his teammates to attack the Rift Herald, the ROX team responded extremely accurately as if they had a God's perspective.

Just as Olaf swung his axe at the Rift Herald, the Dragon King in the middle lane of the ROX team quickly rushed towards the dragon pit.

At a key point near the dragon pit, the Dragon King skillfully placed a fake eye. In an instant, every move of the Flash Wolves near the dragon pit was clearly exposed to the ROX team's vision.

With the advantage of vision, the situation instantly became extremely unfavorable for Flash Wolves.

Although Lee Sin's position was unclear at this time, thanks to the excellent tactical coordination of the ROX team, everyone knew that Lee Sin was most likely rushing to the dragon pit for support.

Once Lee Sin arrives, ROX will be in a three-on-three situation.

On the other hand, Smeb's Flash Wolves were not in a strong position in terms of personnel and skill configuration. With Dragon King already arriving and gaining vision, it would have been unwise to rush into a fight with ROX.

The Flash Wolves also realized the danger at this time, and the pace of their attack unconsciously slowed down, and their communication with each other became rapid.

Smeb knew very well that if he forced a fight, he would have no chance of winning.

The original plan to use the Rift Herald to recover from the disadvantage was put into a dilemma due to the timely intervention of the ROX team.

Whether to take a risk and try to take the Rift Herald before Lee Sin arrives, or to choose a strategic retreat to avoid unnecessary losses, became a difficult problem facing Smeb.

The moment he was discovered, Karsa had no choice but to establish vision and then launch the attack directly.

At this time, the initiative fell into the hands of Lee Sin.

Olaf can only passively choose to farm the jungle, with no possibility of any gank at all.

Lee Sin also chose not to take the Rift Herald. Although the current situation was more advantageous in a three-on-three teamfight between top, mid, and jungle, this was only possible when all three players were healthy. If he rashly took the Rift Herald, the opponent would likely seize the opportunity.

If the opponent seizes the opportunity, given the current situation, it's likely to reverse the situation in an instant, leaving no one to understand what's happening next. Judging from the current situation, the Rift Herald will likely be lost. However, the development gap between the mid and top lanes makes it impossible to attack again.

In the current situation, pulling away may be the best option, and everything will soon return to calm again.

At this time, the two sides seem to have returned to the same starting line. No one side has an absolute advantage. The final direction of the game is still not good enough.
set.

Yuan Shen's Yasuo seized this opportunity and has been developing steadily.

Taking out the hero Compression this time, Yuan Shen actually took a somewhat unconventional approach.

But it must be said that Smeb's understanding of Jayce is still much higher than that of other professional players. Originally, Yuan Shen had already prepared to kill Jayce alone, but judging from the current situation, this thing is simply unrealistic.

Smeb's handling of the line! Still very good.

He has always kept his health at a healthy level. It can be seen that he has a pretty good estimate of Yasuo's damage.

For the hero Yasuo, whether the wind can blow the hero up is also particularly crucial.

Judging from the current situation, the positioning of both sides is very good. At present, the skill hit rate of both sides is very low, which also allows the top lane to develop normally.

But what is certain is that this situation will not always occur.

As expected, after landing two consecutive EQ hits, Smeb couldn't help but attack. Even after dying once, he was still able to maintain such efficiency, which is quite commendable. Moreover, he was already determined to kill.

Smeb was very detailed in this wave. He first used his hammer form skills to move around.

The moment he gets close to Yasuo, he switches his form instantly and uses a set of EQ combos to attack instantly.
Smeb's EO combo is also a QE that requires very high skills, and he only uses the mouse to click on the opponent's hero. The timing of releasing the skills is very demanding, and the king rate is not very high.

But Smeb's control of skills is still very good, and he even directly predicted Yasuo's position.

Yasuo's health was reduced to half in an instant. It seemed that Jayce's consumption was not very painful, but that was just because the hit rate was not very high.

After the skill hit rate, the damage is still very considerable.

Although Yuan Shen understood Jayce's idea this time, his reaction was still a little slow, and he did not avoid being consumed by Jayce. The current situation is very unfavorable for Yuan Shen. If there is any operational error, it is likely to ruin the current good situation.

So judging from the current situation, Yuan Shen's Yasuo must not make any mistakes. Although Yuan Shen was not at an advantage in terms of health, he still confidently chose to fight directly.

Now Yuan Shen's flexibility and wind wall are his biggest bargaining chips. As long as they make good use of these two points, they still have a chance to counterattack.

Smeb also understood this, and at this moment he directly switched to hammer form, choosing to directly fight head-on, not giving Yasuo a chance to use wind wall. However, Yasuo took advantage of the previously accumulated minion wave advantage and directly blocked Jayce's burst. Yasuo can be said to be two different heroes with and without minion waves. The role of Yasuoka's minion wave before was directly highlighted at this time.

With the help of the minions, Yasuo's Step Forward has been shuttling back and forth, and with the damage of Steel Slash, Jayce's blood is also constantly decreasing. Then, EO's second combo rolled up Jayce's Yasuo, and followed directly with the ultimate move R [Last Breath R], and directly used a set of skills to instantly reduce Bens's blood to the bottom. Then, E [Step Forward E] moved forward again, and another Q [Step Forward Q] took the head.

This wave of counterattacks caught everyone by surprise, and almost no one understood the damage compression!!! (End of this chapter)