My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 252 Domain Unfolds, Silently Killing the Gambler
five minutes.

Luo Ji finally returned home for the first time.

Without a doubt, Yone should rush Berserker's Greaves. The movement speed from the tier 2 boots will allow him to kite more effectively. However, the combination of Berserker's Greaves and Doran's Shield will also severely test his fundamental skills.

This point was almost the most dangerous time for him.

Because the opponent didn't have enough money to buy cloth armor boots.

However, if Luo Ji is caught and killed or forced to return home from this point onwards, even just once, without the advantage of equipment, it will be difficult for him to exert the same level of dominance in lane as before.

Fortunately.

Casa understands too.

She directly transformed into a nanny in the upper half of the game.

This playstyle of directly supporting the top laner made viewers outside the screen imagine him as the IG team from S8.

Back then, Ning and TheShy would either "expand their domains and kill the gamblers" together, or they would either carry together or drag each other down.

At its peak.

In one instance, he even camped against the wall outside F6 for over a minute, just to counter-camp, which made viewers think he had disconnected.

JDG's hotel lounge.

The contestants had a heated discussion about this scene.

"This"

"Did Karsa ever act like a dog to 369 like this when he was with TES last year?"

"No, do you remember 69?"

"I?"

369 looked at the screen in front of him with a complicated expression.

I thought his bond with Karsa was the strongest in the entire league, but now that I've watched the game, damn it, when I was on your team last year, I never saw you being this humble in the top lane!
It's as if she's a goddess he can't let go of.

Looking at it again, it gives the impression that someone else has already put it in.

At once.
It has a bit of a greenish tinge on its head.

Peanut did consider coming to the top lane to interfere with Yone's development, but he was shocked by Karsa's sycophantic behavior.

Before she even reached the top lane, Sejuani had already used her W skill.

There's no way around it.

Stay on the road if you want, I'm going down to get the elemental dragon.

This concession.

It seems like Peanuts has a better rhythm.

In reality, both junglers knew that Peanut was the one in the most awkward position right now, because he had nowhere to go.

Junglers are like skilled cooks.

It all depends on whether there's rice in the three lanes. If there's rice, you can cook anything, but even a skilled cook can't cook without rice. For example, Ning in S8 could play well no matter what if he had an advantage in all three lanes, but if he was at a disadvantage in all three lanes, then he was really useless.

Little Peanut left.

Dolan's entire body turned ashen.

Can't beat it.

Really can't beat it.

Yone's skill mechanics severely counter Aatrox, allowing him to always stand at the maximum casting range of the first two sword strikes, making it impossible for you to hit him. Even if you manage to pull him with the chains, he can easily use his E to move out of the chain's range.

Then they took advantage of their lane dominance.

They'll seize the opportunity when you're trying to finish off an enemy, then come up with the wind and forcefully attack you.

Thinking about it.

In another gap as Aatrox finished off his opponent, Luo Ji, controlling Yone, suddenly assumed a stance and unleashed [Sealed Dust Slash], successfully launching Doran's Aatrox from the furthest distance.

Flat A, W, Flat A.

The move, which resembled an all-in play, startled Doran into using his ultimate, and he instinctively retreated, seeking protection from his jungler.

But the next second.

However, Yone, carrying the wind, was blown back behind him, putting distance between himself and Aatrox, who was heading down the tower.

He's lying to the big boss.

at this time.

Luo Ji had four-fifths of his health remaining, while the Sword Demon only had a pitiful one-third left.

Keep the E skill.

After accumulating the full passive of his Q skill, he immediately activated E followed by Q to blast into the tower, forcefully harassing and suppressing Aatrox's health.

Nothing.

Dolan was forced to return to the city.

But this time, when they went back to the top lane, GENG essentially handed over the first wave of vanguards. Xiao Yan and PPGOD had finally managed to gain control of the bottom lane using the "version strategy" and were preparing to move up.

Just look at this posture.

have to.

There's no need to go.

Just use Ashe's E skill to target the enemy jungle. They'll only go to the enemy bot lane if the enemy bot lane goes there. If the enemy bot lane doesn't go there, Peanut will die if he dares to touch the Rift Herald.

This was even the first Rift Herald won solely through top lane laning.

I'm drenched in sweat.

[I'm the Sword Demon and my hands are shaking right now, haha, this ability to seize opportunities and handle small details is just awful.]

The pressure is immense; the enemy jungler is practically playing bot lane for the top laner, forcing a 1v1 situation.

You have been stripped of your power!

Unlike Dolan's hesitation on the field.

off screen.

Zeus stared intently at Luo Ji's Yong En, a slow smile creeping onto his lips.

Sure enough, Mebius
From beginning to end, it was something that got me excited and fired up.
There has always only been you!
With his vast hero pool, humble demeanor, and constantly evolving playstyle, Zeus felt as if he were watching another version of himself through the screen.

unconsciously.

His eyes were filled with fervor.

Nearby, Oner sidled up to Faker, seemingly a little frightened by Zeus's eccentric behavior, and whispered, "Bro, is this normal for him?"

"I do not know."

Faker shook his head vigorously.

"Strictly speaking, I have never encountered anyone like Shi Lingwo or a nemesis in the mid lane, so I cannot understand this feeling."

The status of the league's number one player.

This made Faker never feel like he had any real opponents, and even if he did, they were just those so-called marketing accounts or extreme fans who claimed to be his rivals.

but.

Looking at his top laner's increasingly crazed eyes.

Do not know why.

He suddenly felt a little envious? On the field.

Peanut, who had already sensed something was wrong, started calling for his mid laner. He felt that the bot lane could be left alone, but Yone had to be dealt a heavy blow.

So he decisively called on Chovy for help.

however.

got rejected.

"No, I can't leave the middle lane right now."

"But don't worry, if you two start fighting in the river, I'll be able to get to the battlefield as soon as possible."

"You know, the opponent is the champion mid laner, and he has been putting tremendous pressure on me in the laning phase."

Chovy lied without batting an eye, but her eyes kept glancing at Tab's scoreboard.

Almost ten minutes have passed.

The enemy top laner's CS is almost keeping up with the timer, already approaching 100 CS. In high-elo games, players in Diamond and above can generally achieve around 90 CS in 10 minutes, but this is based on the premise that there is not much fighting.

But this one is different.

In this game, the top laner was being unilaterally toyed with, while in the mid lane, he always felt that the opposing mid laner was acting strangely.

Many times, it's a deliberate timing to come up and exchange blood with yourself.

The goal doesn't seem to be blood transfusion.

It's more like they're trying to disrupt their own developmental rhythm.

Damn it?

How could this mid laner be so mean?!
Just as Luo Ji had predicted before the match, when Chovy discovered that there were professional players on the field who had more CS than him, his brain automatically degenerated into a farming machine. All he could see were the minions and jungle monsters, and he couldn't see anything else.

"Geng has to weigh the pros and cons now."

Commentary seat.

As the camera panned, Zhao Junri successfully spotted Karsa sneaking into the bottom lane of the Rift with the Herald.

Ten minutes have passed.

The top lane CS ratio was a terrifying 106 to 64, a full forty CS advantage. This is an almost unheard-of statistic in any professional match.

But because it's Dolan.

So it inexplicably seems quite reasonable.

The top lane no longer needed his protection. Karsa, who had spotted Peanut's position through Rookie's vision control, also sneaked off to the bottom lane.

This wave.

They were the ones who made the first move.

Chovy was so engrossed in last-hitting that he didn't even follow Rookie when he left. Instead, he just gave him a voice message to remind him and that was it.

But sometimes...

Just because you verbally remind your teammates and mark them doesn't guarantee they'll be able to escape.

because
"Avarosa, guide us!"

R【Magic Crystal Arrow】!
After a ten-minute silence, Hanbing finally unleashed his ultimate move for the first time in this match.

Ashe's ultimate ability is a very mysterious thing.

While the launch speed might seem like a good chance for a professional player to dodge, in reality, Ashe's ultimate skill hit rate in professional matches is by no means low.

Especially for heroes without mobility skills.

Its spell's effective range is actually much larger than the skill's visual effects can be seen with the naked eye.

Lehends didn't even realize that the opponent had suddenly thrown a super. By the time he came to his senses, the Ashe ultimate was already right in front of him.

"boom!"

Skill hit, stun successful!

"coming!"

"Ashes' first ultimate move of the match!"

"The target is GENG's support Lehends. Karsa's Sejuani is about to be in position. Can this ultimate hold him?"

"They've kept it!"

"What did Ruler say? Does Ruler want to counterattack? He can't! Karsa is here, quick-scoping! Another quick-scoping! But the target of the quick-scoping is Karma who is being controlled."

Ashe's ultimate + Sejuani's ultimate.

This wave.

The only way Zhao Junri could think of to keep Lehends alive was through Hollowfication and Kamui, but unfortunately Lehends didn't have the Sharingan.

Peanut quickly called out to Chovy in the mid lane.

It can be faster than that.

It was Rookie's Sylas who roamed down from the mid lane.

He was originally planning to flank and kill EZ, but he ended up running into Peanut's Blade of the Ruined King in the jungle.

Done
Little Peanut was thinking to himself.

The good news is that he successfully blocked Rookie's support, and Chovy has started to come down now. The enemy team shouldn't go all in with him, so the bot lane doesn't have to worry about being ganked.

The bad news is: Rookie caught them out and dealt a blow, so he was out of form. With Karsa's Rift Herald being released in the bottom lane, they were unable to continue defending their towers.

As for hard protection?

I never even considered that.

Men can sometimes be quite driven by their instincts and will make decisions based on the level of threat, such as the Evolution Trust and Warhammer 40k.

The former refuses everything when asked, but will take everything offered.

The latter were all loyal when asked, and refused to go when told not to.

It's just so true.

Such a record.

Even the DRX team, who were also watching the game, were somewhat taken aback.

Is this really their LCK number one seed, GENG?
The bottom lane can be understood as being unable to make a sound due to the targeted draft.

But what about your invincible mid-jungle?

Chovy, what are you doing? Chovy, come save me!

"Unbelievable, V5 is currently controlling the pace of the game."

"V5's lineup has too strong an initiation capability. Sejuani, Ashe, and Yone are all heroes who can initiate team fights from a distance. In comparison, GENG's lineup seems to be no worse, but it has almost no initiative in team fights."

BeryL adjusted his glasses.

He was genuinely curious about the decision-makers behind V5.

Despite being a team from another region, they seemed to know Chovy's user manual better than anyone else.

With GENG's lineup.

If they hadn't established an economic lead of over 3000 gold 15 minutes ago, then they would have almost lost half the game.

And now.

Time is running out.

(End of this chapter)