Rebirth is fine, but I get eight hundred dollars right from the start?

"Remember, you must remember this."

While controlling Riven to block the minion wave in front of his own tower, Lin Shu started the tutorial mode into the microphone.

"After gaining an advantage in the early game, don't focus on snowballing, especially the kind of play where you see the opponent playing passively and want to push the lane like crazy or tower dive to kill them. Anyone who does that will get carried away."

"Let's put ourselves in each other's shoes—we're at a disadvantage right now, and we can't win one-on-one fights. Calling the jungler for help, or even the support, seems reasonable, doesn't it?"

"If you push too hard in this situation, the enemy jungler and support don't even need to actually kill you. They can just come over and use their skills to chip away at your health, and you'll be in a very difficult position. Not only will you not be able to suppress the enemy, but you might even end up being the one who turns the tables and wins the game."

[Here it is! Emperor's mini-class is in session!]

I understand the logic, but my brain just won't cooperate when I'm playing games.

[It's ingrained in my DNA; you can't tell me to calm down!]

[So that's why you keep yelling and cursing, complaining that the enemy jungler is constantly ganking your mid lane, and then blaming your own jungler for not coming to help?]

[That's a really detailed explanation! You even factored in the psychology of the disadvantaged player. Which streamer usually tells you this?]

Since I've positioned myself as a high-scoring online instructor, I need to put more thought into my teaching methods.

You can't talk about things too superficially, or it's the same as not talking at all; you can't talk about things too deeply either, because you can't talk about professional strategies in front of a bunch of strangers, or the audience won't understand and will just turn around and leave.

More importantly, it cannot be too ahead of its time.

It's too advanced. Not to mention whether players in our own region have learned it yet, if the other region manages to copy it, that would be a huge problem.

What specific scope can we use as an analogy?

It's basically using the minion wave management strategy developed by the LCK region during Season 4 to guide these Chinese server players from 2012.

"Therefore, our main strategy is to block the minion wave and suppress Diana's development as much as possible."

Lin Shu moved the mouse to the equipment slot. "That's why, on my first trip home, I didn't upgrade my longsword into Brutal Force, but instead upgraded it into the Vampire Scepter."

"The lifesteal attribute helps us stay in lane very well, and we are not afraid of trading blows at all."

"You hit me with a combo, I just farm two minions and recover, what are you going to use to fight me?"

"As for the missing cooldown reduction..."

The young man chuckled mischievously, "Don't forget, we're not playing the orphan lane now. Mid laners need to learn to ask the jungler for buffs."

"Little Li, is it possible that the buff will fly to Master by itself? Hurry up and come help."

"Yes, Master!"

[Hilarious! Why doesn't the buff fly to me?]

[The phrase "Emperor" gives me a strong sense of Korean seniors bullying juniors. I'm a student studying in Korea, and this vibe is so overpowering.]

【No, Emperor, the duo queue strategy you're talking about teaching us how to rank up is basically treating the jungler like a slave???】

Lin Shu, with his sharp eyes, immediately spotted the comments and made a gesture of protest towards the camera.

"Injustice! A terrible injustice!"

"The second blue buff in this jungle is usually prioritized by the mid laner. Although Riven doesn't have a mana bar, the 20% cooldown reduction provided by her buff is still very important to us."

"Besides, aren't I just teaching you guys, Daniel Wu and Li Yifei, how to coordinate with the jungler when playing mid lane?"

"No way, no way, could it be that none of the viewers in the live stream noticed?"

[Ahem... Of course I saw it, but I felt that the Emperor didn't need to exploit his apprentice like this.]

I feel like Emperor is being sarcastic or critical of us, but I have no proof.

"Haha, just kidding."

"Let me explain. If I establish an advantage in the mid lane, then the jungler should let the buff come out to help the teammates further widen the gap in the mid lane. I think this is basic operation for most high-ranking players."

"Going forward, whether the purple team's mid laner can't withstand the pressure and calls for the jungler to help, or they completely give up a lane, having an extra blue buff gives us more leverage to fight back."

"If you have the ability to carry the whole game, then boldly ask for resources. As for junglers whose job is to drive the pace of the game, giving up a buff can ensure an advantage in one lane, and it can also tie up the enemy jungler and free you up... Why not?"

If you have the ability to carry the whole team, then boldly ask for resources.

On the other side of the network.

UZI's eyes lit up when he heard this from a live stream stream hosted by one of his teammates while he was playing the game.

The Emperor is absolutely right.

If you have the ability to carry, you should take more resources. Junglers should help the winning lane, not the losing one. Instead of wasting time in the mid lane, it's better to come to the bottom lane and open up the game.

"Factory manager, come down here. Never mind the poison, I can catch them!"

Mingkai glanced at the minion wave in the mid lane, which was tightly controlled in front of the blue tower.

He sighed helplessly.

Indeed, given the current situation, arresting him is the only option.

I don't know where this monster Emperor came from. He's a young guy with an aggressive playstyle and unbeatable skills, and the key is that he doesn't get carried away.

After getting first blood, instead of thinking about expanding their advantage, they just stayed there controlling the lane.

……

"Oh, it looks like the enemy jungler is abandoning the mid lane and is preparing to focus on our bot lane."

Lin Shu noticed the purple team's movements immediately.

That makes sense, after all, the jungler is a prolific dancer.

Grabbing him was almost instinctive for him.

"Play a little in the bottom lane, but don't fight too hard. If things go wrong, just flash away."

Instead of directly telling the bottom lane to retreat, Lin Shu used himself as bait to further delay the jungler's progress.

"Little Li, Nightmare is now under my control. You have two choices."

"Top or middle?" Li Nan's voice came through the microphone into the entire live broadcast room.

"Yes, what are your thoughts?"

"They'll definitely catch it!"

If the Captain is playing against Jax in the top lane, let's not even talk about whether he can gank without crowd control. Even if he does manage to gank, 300 gold isn't enough for the Captain to overpower Jax.

Furthermore, if his Lee Sin appears in the top half of the map, which is too far from the bottom lane, Nocturne might just gank with the bot lane duo.

After all, as long as the bot lane is shut down, there's still a dragon to be taken, and one Riven isn't enough to stop it.

Conversely, if you catch the target, the effect is completely different.

With Diana dead, the mid lane of the purple team is open, and the two of them can support the bottom lane at any time. So even if Nocturne catches the bot lane, they will not be able to develop further.

One minute later.

Kuang Xiaoyu killed Ye Se Hen Mei.

Emperor killed Ygami!

Two kill notification sounds came one after the other.

Mingkai helped UZI secure a kill as a support, and then Lin Shu led the jungler to tower dive on Diana.

"We can't keep going in the mid lane..." ygami said helplessly in the voice chat.

He couldn't outmaneuver his opponent in terms of skill, but his opponent's strategy was far superior. He could only feel his hands trembling.

"Change the cable?"

Before anyone else could speak, Hensen, who was on the top lane, spoke first.

He himself had clashed with the Emperor.

He knew all too well that suffocating feeling of not having done anything, understanding all of the opponent's movements, but still being unable to defeat them no matter what.

The mid-lane Diana has already died twice. If she dies again, she might be completely forgotten for the entire game.

Although he wasn't very confident about going mid against a Riven with a 2v0 rating, Jax at least had Counter Strike to block auto-attacks, so playing cautiously and farming shouldn't be a problem, right?

Besides, Diana has a lot of burst damage after level 6. Switching her to the top lane to bully a Gangplank who has no mobility might actually have a surprising effect.

ygami: "Thank you, big brother!"

……

The Emperor has killed Hensen!

ygami: ...

Clearlove: !!!

Kuang Xiao Yuyu:? ? ?

However, the mid-top lane swap was less than two minutes in.

When the system's female voice announced the kill again in Summoner's Rift, the Jax had already turned into a cold corpse, lying stiffly in front of the blue tower.

"Changing the cable?"

"It's fine, it doesn't matter who comes, whoever comes will die."