LOL: I really didn't want to be a comedian!

Chapter 120: Say My Name, and I'll Make You Laugh!
Di Wu then used the two proficiency points he had just gained on his cards, bringing them to level 7, and also raised his consciousness from SS to SSS level.

The camera once again focused on this young LPL champion mid-laner, and this time he did not close his eyes in prayer.

At this moment, he himself is his own god!
Both teams' lineups are now locked.

Blue side: DRX
Top Lane: Akali
Jungle: Nidalee

Mid Lane: Sett

Bottom Lane: Kalista and Nautilus

Purple side: LGD
Top order: Crocodile

Jungler: Troll

Mid-lane: Cardman
Bottom lane: Ezreal and Leona
The game footage quickly appeared on the big screen, and the director focused the camera on the junglers of both sides.

In this match, Pyosik's Nidalee somewhat suppressed Peanut's Trundle in the champion matchup.

However, in terms of proficiency, Nidalee is not Pyosik's specialty. In the realm of jungle carry champions, he is more skilled with Graves and Kindred.

"Can we go straight into his top half of the map? I want to put pressure on the top lane!" Peanut's mind started working.

The bot lane has an Ezreal, so Gala can just farm in the bot lane by himself.

He decided to focus on the upper half of the map where the crocodile was located, and marked the location of the river grass at level one.

LGD's top, mid, and jungle players all pushed the river position at level one. In terms of level one alone, with the card player, the Troll jungle is advantageous.

DRX will definitely line up to check vision, and won't have time to defend their own upper half of the map.

In the LPL's official studio, Miller and Remember's eyes lit up: "LGD seems to be trying to create a time difference. This Flandre might be at a slight disadvantage, but both sides should be exchanging jungle camps!"

"Gnik hasn't learned any skills yet, let's see if Pyosik will give up the jungle?"

When LGD's top, mid, and jungle players appeared at the blue buff location, Pyosik's heart skipped a beat: "Huh? Are they invading my jungle?"

He also understood that Peanut had targeted his level 1 Nidalee, who was learning Q to farm jungle camps. So, if the level 1 Nidalee was stopped by the card player with a yellow card, what would happen?
You'll still need to use Flash.

The moment the card selection screen lit up on the card, Pyosik knew it was time to leave.

"I'm switching jungle camps! I'll start with F6!"

The jungle monsters are about to respawn, so the fastest way to get to the bottom half of the map is to open the F6 key.

I didn't expect the crocodile to come over at level one. If he had been held down by Twisted Fate's yellow card, he would have lost at least one Flash.

"They switched jungle camps? LGD's level 1 invasion was very decisive! And Flandre is probably going to help Peanut get some kills!"

From God's perspective, Miller couldn't help but purse his lips. This was Fran!
A Level 1 sacrifice is quite a lot, isn't it?
However, this did give Peanut an advantage in jungle clearing, and Diwu won't face much pressure when facing Sett back in lane.

In this match, he chose the Unsealed Spellbook rune, but Chovy, with his seasoned skill, opted for Phase Rush.

Once a card is played first and gets Phase Rush, Sett will chase and attack the card without a counter-attack.

Chovy has been very experienced in playing warrior/tank champions like Sett since last year.

Last year, when Rookie played against IG in GRF, he started playing this mid-lane Sett.

Chovy learned the W skill at level 1 and pushed the lane by attacking minions while tanking the Twisted Fate.

Di Wu then drew a red card, and his W skill flew out, slowing down and inflicting an area-of-effect damage on both the player and the lane.

He casually slapped Chovy twice more, but Chovy showed no sign of backing down. Sett is a champion who gains favor by taking hits. He raised his hand and unleashed a deliberate punch to clear the minion wave.

He starts with Doran's Shield and Second Wind, and his health can slowly recover.

"Why do I feel like the cards are scratching a bit?" Remember asked with some concern.

At first glance, the lineup on the right side seems good, but it seems that the key damage dealer is only EZ?

It seems like picking Sett in online card games doesn't have much of an effect. Even if you get free kills, the opponent can just clear the wave with one EW and leave.

"Level 3 doesn't feel very comfortable either, does it? Sett can make countless mistakes, but if Twisted Fate gets pulled in by Sett's E, he'll have a Phase Rush! He'll be chased all the way!"

Miller nodded as well.

Would taking Phase Boots make the laning phase less stressful?
Once he reached level three, Chovy activated his Q and moved forward to create a positional advantage.

Di Wu immediately retreated, and started selecting cards with W in his hand. The moment he jumped to the yellow card in the first round, he instantly switched to the yellow card.

"tsk"

Chovy paused for a moment, then wanted to step forward and use EW to cancel out the card the instant it was discarded.

However, Di Wu, despite immediately receiving a yellow card, still chose to retreat and not give up.
It wasn't until the instant Sett's Q speed boost disappeared that he turned around and threw out the yellow card, and Sett's favorability rating for the intentional punch also dropped significantly.

The yellow card almost negated the shield, and Twisted Fate unleashed his next Q, turning around to chase Sett.

As soon as Sett turned around, Cards turned around to pull back his position.

Chovy was still holding E in her hand, wanting to operate it, but was made a little dizzy by Di Wu's two back-and-forth pacing.

I've lost count of how many times I've been free-ranged by cards!
"Wow?"

"So strong!"

Chovy felt a growing sense of fear as the cards were pulled and manipulated, all of which were under Gnik's control.

He was incredibly confident in himself, which is why he didn't choose to take Phase Rush. He didn't need that speed boost at all, because a clumsy champion like Sett couldn't even touch him!
At this moment, Di Wu already possessed the level of a future league champion, and his tight, airtight tactics left the young Chovy somewhat suffocated.

It's like a dialogue between the junior league and the senior league.
However, it seems that the young Chaowei is already struggling.

After all that tug-of-war, I've already used up all my healing potions.

The Troll Warlord has almost finished clearing DRX's top half of the map in a fast three-man run. If the Troll Warlord manages to tank this much health, I might get instantly killed by him and Twisted Fate.

"what?"

Watching the mid-lane champion Twisted Fate kiting Sett for free, Wolf from the LCK second lane opened his mouth and said, "No... huh?"

"Can't you even touch it? The card's health is so low, and it was all taken down by minions!"

That's it. This back-and-forth has created a huge psychological gap for both players.

Why do expert players only engage in the first round of a game? After the first round, everyone knows the other's skill level, so they are less likely to go in and waste their health.

This means that Twisted Fate has temporarily gained control of the mid lane.

The images on the big screen had even elicited excited shouts from the audience. "Chovy? Likes playing with meat?"

"Actually, your Chicken Bro doesn't care at all whether your BP is shaking or not."

"I'm already wondering what moves Chicken Bro will make when he gets up later?"

"Chovy: Wait, I just outlasted Rookie last year, and now LPL has another Chicken Bro?"

"Oh no! This isn't even enough to finish them off!"

However, Chovy immediately changed his strategy, no longer thinking about catching Twisted Fate, but instead using Q to engage, EW to clear the minions, and then retreating.

There aren't many ways to deal with the cards themselves, but this makes the card rhythm very comfortable.

A W red card followed by a Q skill can almost wipe out a lane of minions.

On the top lane, Flandre had already gone to help Peanut, but she had slightly lost experience in the lane. Doran could also put pressure on Flandre.

However, the initial pressure put him in an awkward position, as Flandre blocked the minion wave in front of LGD's top lane tower.

Akali could only stand behind and watch, trying to gain experience. She also placed wards in the river early on to avoid being caught by Peanut.

"I'm under so much pressure in the top lane! Bro, I feel like you need to help me unpush the wave!"

Before Nidalee had even finished her first round of farming, Doran in the top lane was already calling for help.

If Peanut goes to the top lane, Akali really has no way to deal with him; she'll at least be forced to use Flash.

The bot lane advantage of the Kalista-Nautilus combination also freed up the bot lane support Nautilus.

Keria immediately had an idea: "Can we gank mid lane?"

Even if you can't catch the card, it can still relieve some pressure on the top lane. The top lane is too far away to save, so it's better to change your strategy and put pressure on the card in the mid lane, forcing Peanut to move towards the mid lane.

“If you can make the first move, I feel there’s a chance!” Pyosik nodded. Nidalee needs teammates to coordinate with her in professional matches.

Just as Keria was about to move towards the mid lane, Diwu in the mid lane issued a red card, quickly dealt with the wave of minions in front of him with a Q, and then chose to recall.

???

Going...home?

Meanwhile, Peanut selected three red buffs in DRX's top half of the map and moved towards Akali's position in the top lane.

The Doran's ward in the top lane river has disappeared, but the minion wave is still a little short of reaching Renekton's tower...

Dolan pursed his lips, a sliver of hope already creeping into his heart as he considered pushing the minion wave forward.

This minion wave is rotten here. The enemy Twisted Fate will be level six in the next wave, and I'm sure to die.

Troll is a hero who usually rushes to level 4. When the wards were first placed, Troll didn't even glance at me. Now that the wards are gone, he probably won't come to me either, and will instead choose to rush to level 4 and clear the jungle.

Trolls don't have scanners, so they can't possibly come looking for you right when your vision disappears, right?

Dolan nodded silently, determined to push the minion wave forward.

However, what he didn't know was that once he harbored this侥幸心理 (a sense of wishful thinking or侥幸心理), Murphy's Law would inevitably manifest in his life.

Just as he took a step forward, the troll emerged from the fog of war in the river and placed a ward on the lane.

A beam of TP light immediately illuminated!
That's right, Gnik went back to base last time to coordinate with Peanut's TP gank on Akali in the top lane.

"Huh? Twisted Fate is a tank, Chovy can't tank him, Sett is at half health, and Twisted Fate has replenished his equipment. If he fights with the tank, Chovy will explode too! Gnik found the perfect timing!!" Wolf's pupils trembled slightly.

Dolan!?
What are you doing? You can't look!

This lane is blocked, and the jungler is forced to switch jungle areas. For the top laner, there is no solution. Or rather, GimGoon in S9 has already provided the perfect answer.

But no matter which top laner it is, with this answer right here, they can't copy GimGoon's answer.

After all... not every top laner can get through the darkest five minutes of their life.

The crocodile immediately used the minion wave to move forward with his E, and Doran was already a little panicked. Akali activated her Xayah's ultimate and was the first to enter the shadows.

???

"Standing still with the Mist Formation? What are you doing, Dolan! Are you just waiting to die? Damn it~~~" Wolf stared incredulously at Dolan, who had activated the Mist Formation on the spot.

Akali has Flash and E, can't you just run away? Why did you activate Twisted Fate? Are you just standing there waiting for the card to land?

No, buddy?!
Di Wu was stunned for a moment, and immediately the store replaced his jewelry with a scanner.

Doran! A good friend of the LPL!

No matter how well he plays in the league, Dolan will eventually have his own personal show at the World Championship!

If Faker can truly lead Doran to win the World Championship, then I believe no one in the world will dare to argue anymore!
After landing, he activated his scan and Doran, who was hiding in the Twilight Shroud, stood on the edge. He cast an E in the opposite direction and then flashed towards his own turret.

To be honest, their survival instinct is still very strong!

Huh? He didn't leave just now, but now that I've teleported down, he's deliberately walking out of the Twilight Shroud and even wants to use Flash!?
Do you think my cards aren't fast enough?
Di Wu instantly switched to a yellow card and threw it at Akali, who had just activated her Twilight Shroud. Trundle used a pillar to knock Akali back, and Renekton didn't even need to use Flash. He used his second E to engage and followed up with an AW for crowd control.

Doran was killed by Twisted Fate's QA combo combined with his teammates' damage!
???

Even the official live chat was shocked!

"Dolan!? It's him again!"

"Watching this after seeing Gnik's Akali in the playoffs..."

"Doran: Say my name and I'll make you laugh!"

"He chose the most humorous way to die!!"

"It's confirmed, Dolan signed a contract with the live-streaming audience!"

"I thought Tiger's Akali was already at its limit, but whose subordinate is this?"

"Wow, that's some serious skill. Instead of running away, are they just waiting to die in the Mist Formation?"

"I suspect this is Chovy's deliberate scheme; he deliberately gave it to Dolan Akali to try and open the palace!"

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(End of this chapter)