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Chapter 134 I got tricked by Bin again!!!
Summer Split Day 1!
As the champions of the Spring Split and MSC, LGD was naturally scheduled to play on the first day.

And their opponent in the first match of the Summer Split was none other than...

It was Di Wu's first opponent in the Spring Split—SNG!

However, things are different now. Although SNG has confirmed Bin as their starting top laner, their roster has reached the level of the world's runner-up.

but.
LGD has now completely revamped their top and bottom lanes.

Thirty years to Hedong, thirty years to Hexi!
In the opening match, SN was immediately crushed by Di Wu's LeBlanc.

LGD is currently leading SNG 1-0.

In SNG's rest room, Chashao slammed his hand on the table: "Chen Zebin, listen to your teammates more. Can't you take your positions before team fights?"

"I play top lane, how am I supposed to listen to my teammates? If I position myself first, what about my minion wave? It doesn't matter if he plays a tanky champion, does it also not matter if I play Wukong?"

Bin was so passionate about talking to Char Siu that he didn't listen to a word Char Siu said.

Char Siu clenched his fists, feeling a surge in his blood pressure.

"No, if you don't position yourself in advance and don't try to flank, and the enemy has established vision, how is LeBlanc supposed to deal with it?"

"Ban it? Then don't give him LeBlanc!"

???

You're right, that makes a lot of sense! But Bin, the motorcycle guy! If there were enough ban slots, wouldn't he have banned all of Di Wu's heroes himself? Do you need to tell me??
"The next game should be a little better, right?" Sofm comforted Chashao.

There was nothing we could do about the first loss; the opposing players were just too strong.

LGD, fresh from their MSC victory, are riding high, and their blue side seems unstoppable. Bans simply aren't enough to counter them. Peanut is also in great form, and Nidalee is a new meta pick, so they need to be targeted as well.

"Come on!"

Char Siu didn't look at Bin again, to avoid causing his blood pressure to spike.

"Welcome back to the opening match of the 2020 LPL Summer Split regular season! LGD is currently leading SNG 1-0!"

Both players had already taken their seats back on the battle stage, and the camera on the big screen focused on Di Wu.

In the last match, Diwu's most classic LeBlanc captured Angle's Syndra.

After the two sides switched sides, Chashao's draft and pick adjustment ability was put to the test.

"Both sides made their first three moves very quickly! SN, on the blue side, banned LeBlanc, Kalista, and Nidalee, while LGD banned Varus, Trundle, and Bard!"

"The strategy is quite targeted. When facing LGD, we still need to counter Gnik's picks, right?"

I remember that Cat Emperor, who was around me, was actually a little envious of Mark. He was lucky to be able to play support in teams like LGD and TES.

The first match of the Summer Split was between TES and RW. Even with JKL not yet playing and qiuqiu playing as TES's ADC, they easily defeated RW 2-0.

LGD and TES are currently being discussed globally as two dominant teams. In Cat Emperor's opinion, Prophet and Mark are not much different from himself.

"Ding!"

Just as Cat Emperor was pondering, the blue team had already secured Aphelios.

LGD's bot lane picked Ezreal and Yuumi.

When Chashao saw Ezreal and Yuumi, he immediately understood: "Let's take the sheep! They definitely need to add a frontline with this lineup!"

???

"Why take the sheep? It's unnecessary, isn't it?" At this moment, Bin's status in the team wasn't that high.

Sofm's pre-selection has already been done by clicking on Ornn's portrait.

"That's really unnecessary, Coach, if he's a sheep."

"I have seven ways to deal with sheep!!!"

Seven or seven kinds!?
Char Siu was also taken aback, not expecting Bin to be so confident.

However, for a young player to have such confidence when facing Flandre is certainly quite impressive.

"Hmm, let's pick Syndra and Lee Sin then!"

Ding!
When SN picked Syndra and Lee Sin for their mid and jungle, Cat Emperor nodded repeatedly: "SN's mid and jungle are incredibly strong!"

Without the slightest hesitation, LGD's third floor immediately locked down the released Ornn.

Since you're not choosing, there's no need for Flandre to hide. This counter pick can be given to your mid-jungle duo.

The two sides entered the ban phase. SN chose to ban Rek'Sai and Volibear, while LGD banned Thresh and Lulu, two good partners for Aphelios.

LGD's draft picks mainly targeted Huanfeng and Snake in the bottom lane.

"Ding!"

LGD's fourth pick instantly locked in Peanut's Graves. Since the start of the Summer Split, champions with fast jungle clearing speeds have become more popular in the competition.

Junglers are increasingly focusing on their own development rather than initiating ganks or making risky plays.

Can I play Sylas?

Bin confidently stated that his Sylas pick was not only good against Ornn, but could also steal Ornn's ultimate ability.

You can also use a pick-in-ban strategy to help your team block Gnik's mid-lane heroes.

Chashao nodded in agreement upon hearing Bin's words: "Then let's go with Silas!"

This Sylas pick is definitely a very good choice. There weren't many bans available when facing LGD, and now Gnik has a counter pick.

Stealing his Sylas will significantly reduce the pressure on Angle in the mid lane.

"Ding!"

SN's fourth pick was Sylas, and the support secured the bot lane with Nautilus.

SN's lineup is very much geared towards the early and mid-game, and in the late game, they have Aphelios who can provide backup for the team.

"Top lane Sylas! To counter Ornn!"

This strategy was actually used by some players in the Spring Split, most notably by top laners TheShy and Khan.

But it seems like they lost all of them, right?
Is he imitating these top laners? It's true, young players these days, especially top laners, like to watch aggressive, offensive players like TheShy play.

"Bin! Very confident, huh? Picking Sylas right away, it feels more like a tactical move to steal Gnik's Sylas!" Remember's analysis was spot on.

Sylas was picked, now it's all about what hero Diwu will pull out in the last pick to counter. LGD's fifth pick instantly locked in a hero that everyone is very familiar with.

The director's camera focused on Di Wu, who had a slight smile on his face.
"Let's start playing cards!"

LGD locked in the fifth floor with Twisted Fate, thus locking in the lineups for both sides.

Blue side: SN
Top lane: Sylas
Jungler: Lee Sin

Mid laner: Syndra
Bottom Lane: Aphelios and Nautilus
Purple side: LGD
Top Lane: Ornn

Jungler: Graves

Mid Lane: Twisted Fate

Bottom Lane: Ezreal and Yuumi
Both sides entered Summoner's Rift.

In this match, Di Wu directly chose to bring cards with the Sprint and Book Exchange runes.

Both junglers were farming from the bottom half of the map towards the top half, and the broadcast camera focused on the mid lane.
In the last match, Di Wu's LeBlanc showed everyone that Gnik had continued his hot streak since the MSC.

As soon as the mid laner came online, Angle felt an invisible pressure.

He hurriedly threw his Q on the minion wave to push the lane quickly, but Di Wu had already crossed the minion wave and started picking cards.

Syndra uses her yellow card at the last second, and then tries to land her Q at Twisted Fate's feet.

The card paused for a moment, dodging the Q before moving forward.

Syndra doesn't have her E skill yet. Twisted Fate moves forward along the trajectory of the ball, throws a yellow card at Syndra, hits her again, and then retreats.

The key point is that after the continuous exchange of blows, the minions next to him only turned around and focused their attacks on the card when the card attacked itself for the last time.

The familiar feeling is back! He put a lot of pressure on himself when he first appeared in the Spring Split, and now in the Summer Split, Angle can honestly say that he has definitely improved.

but.
If I am making progress, then Gnik in front of me is simply evolving!

In the Summer Split, Di Wu was even more impenetrable and more dominant!
In this version, junglers rarely attempt to gank with a quick level 3 run anymore. If they fail to gank, they might get completely outfarmed by the enemy team, making the risks far outweigh the benefits.

The individual abilities of online players are given even more importance.

"He's playing so aggressively in lane!? I feel like I can go after him? G God!"

Flandre rarely asks her teammates for help, but Bin plays an incredibly aggressive style, always trying to trade blows with himself.

It's about suppressing yourself, not letting yourself eat the thread, and not even wanting him to smell the experience.

And being a young player, his skills are indeed quite good, but his gameplay feels a bit like ranked matches.

"Their jungler is probably farming towards the top side of the map, I'll go into their jungle!"

"Hmm, let me finish pushing the lane!"

As soon as Di Wu drew his red card, he quickly cleared the mid-lane minion wave with a Q.

Angle's Syndra was trying to play aggressively, and when she used Q to try and reduce Twisted Fate's health, it was easily dodged. The next second, she threw the ball she was dragging with her W.

The card created some distance and even managed to hit Syndra with its Q. The consecutive missed Qs made Angle lose his composure.

Having too many skills can make players subconsciously less confident in their own skills. Just by standing here, Di Wu gives people the feeling of a strong person.

With Angel's consecutive missed Qs, he completely lost control of the mid lane, and Di Wu was the first to reach level 4.

Di Wu disappeared from the online game. Graves had just finished clearing his bottom half of the map and getting the red buff.

Bin, who was on the top lane, was still pushing forward and showed no intention of leaving, or rather, Bin couldn't leave at this point.

Flandre watched Bin pacing back and forth with interest, the lane now blocked in front of the top lane tower.

He's already upgraded his equipment twice, and Sylas can't push the lane, but he's unwilling to leave.
That.
Can you guess whether your teammate or my teammate arrived first?
"Wanghu, stop invading the jungle, just follow me! I've activated Sprint, he's dead!"

Di Wu activated Sprint, and Peanut, who was originally planning to farm jungle camps again, headed straight for the top lane tri-bush.

The card that had already positioned itself in the middle of the river activated Sprint and quickly rushed towards the top lane.

On the SN side, Sofm, seeing the mid laner disappear, quickly said, "Let's go! Chen Zebin! Hurry up! I'm coming to protect you!"

Bin completely ignored Sofm's words in his headphones, glanced at the minion that was about to fall, turned around and used Q again. In that instant, Graves and Twisted Fate with Ghost in the river had already shown themselves.

"Tsk!"

Bin couldn't help but purse his lips. That despicable Flandre, she actually called for backup!
The yellow card above Twisted Fate's forehead flashed as he intercepted Sylas's path. Bin used his E skill, and the moment the yellow card flew out, he tried to cancel out the second chain control while using Di Wu to reposition.

However, his every move was within Di Wu's expectations. He took a small step back, and Silas's chain was just a hair's breadth away from touching Di Wu.

With the chain broken, Sylas, who was pinned by the yellow card, was then knocked away by Ornn.

Peanut's Graves secured the kill on Sylas with a close-range WEAQA combo.

"First Blood!"

“I was speaking Chinese, wasn’t I? Didn’t I remind you that you were leaving?” Sofm frowned.

I already said, hurry up and go!

However, Bin pursed his lips and said, "I can't leave. What's the difference between leaving and dying with my minions here?"

"I can't hear my teammates! I'm laning in the top lane, how can I hear them?"

???

Bin's words made Sofm smile helplessly: "Hey, don't be so aggressive! Flandre is very cunning; you'll have a hard time killing him!"

The enemy is deliberately letting you pressure them, blocking the minion wave, and then waiting for their teammates to arrive. How are you supposed to play like that?

but
Fortunately, Bin was just a little rebellious; his skills were still on point.

The most difficult teammate I've ever coached is definitely the one sitting in the live stream right now!
"Ah!"

Masto, who was in the second live stream room, sneezed.

"Sylas, I'm not going to play anymore, I'm giving up! This minion wave is useless now, Twisted Fate has his ultimate in the next wave, and Graves got all the kills this time, we might not even be able to win a 3v3 later!"

Lao K couldn't help but laugh when he saw the ID Sofm. He thought, "You didn't cherish the days when you were K God's teammate. Now you can only be the carry, right?"
However, at this moment, in the SN rest room, looking at the fallen Sylas, Chashao slammed his fist on the table.

At that moment, he knew.
I got tricked by Bin again!!!
Where are the promised seven methods to deal with Ornn?

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(End of this chapter)