You've only been playing for half a year, and you've already reached the finals?

Chapter 68 I don’t think we can lose the game

"Okay, the draft and ban have begun!" Wawa shouted. "We can see that MCX on the blue team has already banned three heroes: Nidalee, Lillia, and Graves! Hey, banning three junglers really respects Kanavi!"

These three junglers are basically the three most ferocious jungle cores in the World Championship version. Only when these three junglers are gone will other junglers have the opportunity to appear.

"That's normal," Colonel Guan said with a smile. "After all, this is the jungler meta now, and Kanavi's individual abilities are indeed the most outstanding in JD.com right now."

"Then, on our side, JD.com chose to ban Ornn. Crocodile was also fine. It seems they've done some research on their opponent!"

There is actually not much to research about MCX, and Redmi has only summarized their usual playing styles and lineups.

After learning about it, Hongmi realized that MCX's playing style and personal style are highly similar to JDG in the summer season.

In top lane PK, he cannot rely on his excellent 41-point carry to tear apart his opponents like other top laners, but he is a great team hero with outstanding ability to withstand pressure.

Jungler Gemini loves to invade and is also a key figure in the team.

In contrast, the double C is relatively weak. The mid-lane Mission is too old and can only follow the jungler. ADBruce can only play as a tool and lacks the ability to carry.
They are exactly the same.

When studying MCX's games, Redmi even felt like he was looking in the mirror!
But fortunately, this is obviously a good thing. When the playing styles are the same, what is being compared is the players' personal abilities.

Whichever side has the stronger players will surely defeat their opponents.

"Let's ban Tsushima for the last round." Hongmi's words came into Mingjing's mind through the translator. "The opponent will probably go for Syndra, so let's just take Lee Sin and Galio. Speed ​​up the pace and finish them off early."

What happened next was not what Redmi expected, and everything went according to plan.

The opponent was obviously prepared. Facing Lee Sin and Galio, he first locked onto Volibear to swing between the top and jungle, and then locked onto the classic tool man, Fate Master, and started fighting directly.

"Jhin! Not surprising! JD should also pick AD in his third pick, right? Let's see what champion Phi will use to counter Jhin in this game!"

Colonel Guan nodded. He had obviously done his homework and continued:

"With Galio already locked in mid, it's best to pick a core AD carry in bottom lane to back up Jinx! If I remember correctly, Phi is a semi-Jinx expert! Whether in ranked or academy, his most popular pick is Jinx!"

As soon as the words fell, JDG's third-floor hero lit up.

It's Jinx!
"Here they come!" Wawa cheered up upon seeing this scene. "As expected! There's no way this youngster would miss this opportunity to shine. He's bringing out his best core AD carry in his first professional match!"

"Yes! This hero is making its debut at this year's World Championship! Let's look forward to Phi's wonderful performance!"

After the first three choices have established the basic framework of the lineup, the subsequent BP will naturally be fast, and you just need to check for omissions and fill in the gaps.

In the second round, for the fourth pick, Redmi locked on Bard to pair with Jinx.

The line control with two long arms is still stable, and the hero Bard is actually a strong one in laning phase.

Of course, if Bard is selected, it means that the bottom lane will not be the core of the rhythm. After the bottom lane grabs the right to advance, Bard will immediately transfer the advantage brought by the bottom lane right to other areas by roaming.

The opposing MCX didn't have so many ideas. They just locked onto Titan. Heroes with hooks would be very effective against combinations without displacement like Jinx and Bard. Finally, they moved the Bear to the jungle position to fight against Lee Sin, and locked onto Malphite in the top unit, and the lineup was finalized first.

"Iron Man. This is quite interesting. You can choose it yourself. Iron Man should not be difficult to beat." Iron Man was beyond Hongmi's expectations. Fortunately, they were on the red side and had the last counter position in the top lane, so it was not something difficult to deal with.

Zoom thought for a long time and finally took out Gnar to fight back. The lineups of both sides were determined!

Blue side MCX: top lane Malphite, jungle Volibear, mid lane Syndra, bottom lane Jhin and Titan.

JDG on the red side: top lane Gnar, jungle Lee Sin, mid lane Galio, bottom lane Jinx Gabard.

Looking at the lineup, Colonel Guan nodded with satisfaction: "This lineup is very good, with early, mid and late game potential, and we can also take the lane! The initiative is in our hands!"

"In comparison, the opposing MCX lineup is a bit of a gamble, all early-game heroes!" 957 laughed. "It feels like with this lineup, if they don't have a 10,000 gold lead in the 25th minute, they're basically going to explode, right?"

"It's a bit difficult to get a 10,000 lead against JD.com in 25 minutes, right?"

The three commentators were chatting animatedly, and the comments were noisy and lively.

[This opponent's lineup is a pure blessing for Jinx in the late game, right? Isn't this Jinx going to take off in this game?]

[That’s hard to say, let’s see how this new AD performs]

[But what does this ID mean? I don’t understand.]

[It seems to be a mathematical symbol. I heard this guy has good grades.]

As the game entered the loading screen, the director also cut to the pre-match interview that had just been recorded.

And coincidentally, the question mentioned in the interview was exactly about Mingjing's ID.

"What does my ID mean?" Ming Jing thought for a moment and explained, "It's a mathematical symbol that represents the golden ratio and perfection. I guess that's also my goal. I want to be a perfect player."

The boy in the picture is confident and generous, and speaks in an organized manner. There are no interjections such as "ah, oh, and um" in his words. Although it is not eye-catching, it gives people a very comfortable feeling.

Even those who have always been pessimistic about Ming Jing have to admit that this kid does look good, and his youthful temperament cannot be ignored.

At least he is much more pleasing to the eye than his cousin with those dead fish eyes and bowl cut hair.
"As for today's match, the pressure isn't that great for me." Ming Jing smiled as he listened to the second question. "After all, MCX isn't a strong team. I don't think we can lose."

As soon as these words were spoken, the screen was instantly filled with question marks!

[Fuck, crazy! 】

【Why are you still going crazy? 】

[I directly marked the opponent as Caibi and said yes. How embarrassing it would be if I lost.]

[Young people don’t know their place. Just let them be strong. It will be nice to lose and get slapped in the face.]

Mingjing's interview ended here, and MCX's AD Bruce also appeared on the screen. After answering a few routine questions, the screen cut back to the live game, and it was seen that both players had rushed out of the fountain!

(End of this chapter)