My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 290 Don't underestimate our bond, you bastard!!!

Chapter 290 Don't underestimate our bond, you bastard!!!
Xu Xiu's live stream room.

At this moment, he was under considerable pressure laning against Syndra with Aurelion Sol.

Because the enemy jungler is Elise.

Theoretically, if Syndra lands her EQ combo and Elise follows up with another control skill, she will most likely die.

Even if he was the champion mid laner of S10.

Even the player's skill cannot make up for the disadvantages in hero attributes, mechanics, and power spike.

However.
While he was still frantically pulling and tugging at the enemy mid laner.

Hit the road.

Quesanti's kill notification suddenly sounded.

Xu Xiu quickly glanced at the top lane. The spider had gone to the top and, together with Quesanti, had overtaken the already low-health weapon.

"ah!"

"Quisanti is a very strong hero."

"With so little health, we shouldn't keep letting him go, ah, but Quesanti is such a hero."

"This hero is so annoying."

Xu Xiu complained in the live broadcast room.

The most frustrating thing about playing in the jungle is this: you recognize a familiar face on the other side, but they're playing a stat-heavy character while you're playing a late-game carry. They're dominating the early game, making you worry about whether you'll even be able to reach the late game.

Fortunately.

By switching screens, he saw that his bottom lane had gained a slight advantage. If he could work hard to gain an advantage in the mid lane, he would have lane priority in two lanes, making the lane priority ratio 2:1, giving him the advantage.

Think of this.

After comforting herself, Xu Xiu breathed a huge sigh of relief.

however.

Unbeknownst to him, Luo Ji's "friendship-based top laner" strategy had begun again.

"See that, brothers?"

"The spider is coming to help this wave, what should we do? I have a Demolish on me, and the jungler is helping me push the minions into the tower, so we should mark the tower."

"Let's set off an explosion."

"Let the jungler eat with us."

"I take the kill, and the jungler gets the turret plating and experience. This way, if we get the kill, the jungler can come back for the next wave."

"If he comes next wave, we'll let him get the kill and we'll get the assist. Before long, we'll have become quite adept at handling the social dynamics in the Rift."

as predicted.

After discovering that the top laner had marked the turret plating to share the gold with him.

Even if it is hanbok.

Furthermore, there is a language barrier between him and this random jungler.

It can happen the instant the mark is made.

The spider had already marked Quesanti as one of their own.

【here we go. 】

[A top laner who relies on social skills and tact; I can already picture the terrifying scene of Jax getting ganked six times in the next ten minutes.]

To be honest, as a jungler, I was genuinely tempted. It's a free kill, and if I gank, I can even share the spoils.

In comparison, the opposing team's Xiu Shen seems as childish as a kid.

The next few minutes.

As expected, the spider accepted the invitation and headed to the top lane again.

He didn't even need to come over. The Spider-Man was still on his way and hadn't arrived yet. Under Luo Ji's skillful operation, the level 6 Quesanti used his ultimate, followed by AQ, a small movement, and then AWAEAQA combo.

It's almost a formulaic combo.

AQ must be followed by a small step position floor to cancel the backswing.

He really is Luo Ji who traveled from another time.

past life.

If you can't play Quesanti in the top lane, you're embarrassed to call yourself a top laner. But to the audience, Luo Ji's combo was extremely smooth.

When the spider spun its cocoon and threw it at the weapon that was being pushed towards it by Quesanti's ultimate move, the weapon only had a sliver of health left on its head.

What the hell!

So smooth and easy to use!
While the spider in the wild platoon was still reminiscing, it saw in front of it that "good guy" Quesanti immediately threw down his weapon with a sliver of health and turned around decisively.

this.
Is this head for me to eat?!
The food fed to him turned into a great surprise, and a feeling of kinship instantly welled up in his heart.

According to unofficial historical records.

today.

Ellis, the jungler for the blue side, traveled a long distance to the top lane today to meet with Nazumang's Glory Quesanti.

He welcomed the other party and delivered a formal speech, emphasizing that the two sides are friendly neighbors and have maintained a traditional friendship for a long time.

Both sides have a high degree of consensus on issues such as the allocation of important jungle resources, minion wave distribution, and the timing of pushing towers, and on this basis, they trust each other and their relationship is developing steadily.

At last.

Working together, the team captured Jax, the streetlight fugitive, contributing valuable strength to the innovative gameplay of the Rift.

then.

The next few minutes were the most desperate ten minutes of the weapon's life.

In lane, he couldn't win and was pressured under the tower by Quesanti.

I want to run, but I can't. There are always spiders around when I go back to the tower.

He just couldn't figure it out.

You're playing a monster like Quesant, whose stats are all over the place, and you're still trying to jungle and have top and jungle duos? Don't you have any shame?
In this regard.

Xu Xiu also had her own opinions.

But for the sake of the team's victory, he still went against his conscience and typed a couple of lines, indicating that he was doing well in the top lane and asking the top laner to play it safe.

Don't understand?

In other words, these kinds of people now have to be coaxed and played with when they get on the road.

Because the entire red team's front line relies on weapons and Titans for charging in, if he loses his mentality, no matter how good the Dragon King and Moon Man's equipment is, it's useless, there's simply no room for him to deal damage.

With this lineup.

Even though his weapon was completely destroyed, his teammates on the red team continued to give him confidence and encouragement.

He was just like Xiahou Dun from the Three Kingdoms period, who never won a battle but was constantly promoted.

Highlight an outrageous one.

The explosive entertainment even attracted many people in the club without them realizing it. Jwei and Weiwei each pulled up a chair to watch the first-person perspective up close, and FOFO and Ruler couldn't sit still after seeing this.

The result is
Here, Luo Ji was dominating the game with the help of the jungler Gaga in the live stream, while a bunch of V5 players gathered around to watch.

"So smooth, Dream God."

"This hero just came out, and I've never seen you play him before. How did you manage to play him so smoothly?"

"Could this really be a talent?"

"That's not right either. At least we should read the skill description first."

Jwei and Weiwei chattered away.

First time.

FOFO, who was watching the game, also gained a concrete understanding of the term "gifted monster".

No one had ever seen Luo Ji play Quesanti before, but the first time they tried, he played it like a Quesanti pro, without even needing to look at the skill mechanics.

This is too monstrous!

And Luo Ji.

She also felt a little embarrassed by the various compliments from those around her.

This is a Der's talent.

If you were a League of Legends player from before you time-traveled, how many of you wouldn't have tried playing this champion, not to mention anything else?

Just one.

If you want to play Blade of the Ruined King well, you have to try out all of the more than 100 champions in League of Legends.

Unfortunately, they only have an advantage in the top lane; the other lanes seem to be at a disadvantage.

Can a black guy save the world in team fights? Spider team fights don't seem very effective.

Believe, the power of belief is boundless.

[I find this really strange. In the Korean server, why is it that apart from the top lane, the other lanes hardly ever fight? If they can't win, do they just not bother to fight?]

In fact.

Whether fights are frequent in high-level Korean server matches depends on how many Chinese players are in that match. Purely Korean players don't really fight much.

Regardless of regional level, it's purely about national culture.

for example:

Queen Mary, known as "Bloody Mary," only had 300 descendants in history, according to historical records.

Such an imposing name could kill hundreds of people. In the past, the number of emperors who were buried with their ancestors was about the same. But if you were to use the "Imperial Banner" meme among domestic players, the number of people killed would be in the tens of thousands.

If it weren't for a peaceful society, Chinese players would all be "killing embryos" (a derogatory term for players who intentionally kill embryos).

I glanced at the comments in the live stream.

Luo Ji smiled slightly, then deliberately snapped his fingers, drawing the attention of the viewers back to the live stream:
"Come."

"I believe everyone often encounters this kind of game where you have an advantage in one lane but a disadvantage in other lanes. Usually, you don't know how to handle it. The best way to handle it in your mind is to tell your teammates that you are very fed and can fight."

"This tactic is useful, but its limitations are limited."

"Today, let me, Luo, teach you what a standard answer is!"

Say it.

In the live stream, Luo Ji instantly switched his screen to the desktop, opened his browser, opened the Chinese-Korean translation function, and then typed a whole bunch of stuff on the keyboard.

The general meaning is:

"It seems like there was an earthquake here; the ground was shaking a lot, but thankfully the internet cable is still working."

"Don't worry, the country where I'm studying abroad often experiences earthquakes like this, and you usually won't die. I know everyone worked hard to get their grades, and I won't be a deserter."

"I will continue to fight alongside everyone."

"If I suddenly lose connection, please remember that until the very last moment, I still chose not to give up."

Type, copy, enter the game, paste.

Only one shot was played.

The chat screen in the lower left corner suddenly seemed to explode. The other four teammates first displayed a series of question marks, and then a string of Korean characters burst out.

V5 members: ?
Live stream viewers: ?

Analysts from various clubs who secretly watched Luo Ji's live streams to learn: ? ? ?
Bush, Gomen! ?

The emperor standing to the side was even more dumbfounded. He couldn't understand Chinese, but when you translate it into Korean, which is his mother tongue, he was completely dumbfounded.

Meow.

No wonder they were utterly crushed by T1 in the S-series semifinals.

With a brain like yours.

Anything can be accomplished.

【what? 】

【666666】

[So this is the standard answer, really. If I saw my teammate send me a message like that, I'd be stunned for a moment and wonder if it was even true.]

[Never mind whether it's true or not, I'm just asking you, if you lost a game and checked your phone to find there was actually an earthquake somewhere, would you be able to sleep at night?]

[As expected of a master of psychology in the Rift, I'll bet on the inherent goodness of human nature!]

Impressed.

Really convinced.

It is almost visible to the naked eye.

As a series of messages flooded the chat window, Luo Ji simply and repeatedly replied with the phrase "Go for it (in Korean)".

Everyone was silent.

Followed by.

It was clearly visible to the naked eye that the red team's jungle players felt a sudden increase in the pressure of laning.

Even Xu Xiu, who was live-streaming, was stunned for a moment.

It was as if, in an instant, Syndra on the other side suddenly became serious.

Is it an illusion?

If you can have a sudden burst of power in a competitive match, does that mean you can have a sudden burst of power in a casual ranked game?
now.