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

Let's go back one minute.

The Weapon Master, carrying a street lamp, swaggered to the mid lane.

Lin Shu glanced at the hero opposite him with the Hensen ID, and grinned.

"He's dead." He pointed to the weapon master on the screen. "Do you believe it?"

The screen instantly filled with comments—

I don't believe it!

[What the hell? A warrior can take down a mage with two heads, you think you're so tough? With weapons like Counter Strike, what are you going to do, Riven?]

Emperor, calm down. That's Hensen on the other side, not some random nobody.

I believe it! If the Emperor says someone dies, then they definitely die!

[Upstairs, you're being way too obvious with your licking.]

Lin Shu ignored the noise of the comments and moved his hands to the keyboard and mouse.

On the screen, Riven gripped her broken sword and took a slight step forward.

Moved!

Riven shot towards the Weapon Master like a fully drawn bowstring suddenly released.

Even more outrageous was that Lin Shu could simultaneously explain the operation aloud, at a moderate pace.

"When playing Riven against a weapon, you can't be a coward. Especially don't worry about whether his Counter Strike will block your basic attacks right from the start—the more afraid you are, the more arrogant he becomes."

E skill: dash forward - [Charge Forward]!

"Since we know that Counterstorm is very effective against us, let's lure it out."

"I've controlled the minion wave, he's definitely going to get it."

"Come on, watch carefully and learn well. Use E to move forward, press S to stop, and you'll get a free trick..."

The weapon master raised the street lamp, but didn't activate his E skill.

"Hey, young man, you're quite alert." Lin Shu's tone carried a hint of admiration, but it sounded more like a teacher praising a student: "How about I do a Q&A session to put some pressure on you?"

After unleashing the first part of the Broken Wings Dance, a basic attack follows immediately.

The weapon's health dropped by one bar.

The pressure has been applied.

The weapon master finally couldn't hold on any longer—the white whirlwind of Counterattack Storm lit up above his head, and the block was activated.

"Look, the counterattack storm has already emerged."

"Remember, as soon as Jax activates Counter Strike, we immediately turn around and use Q to create distance and avoid fighting him. Riven's Q cooldown is much faster than Jax's E; while he's spinning once, we can spin twice."

"What do you call this? This is called a tug-of-war, using time to gain an advantage."

Riven's third Q jumps backward, landing steadily at a safe distance.

Jax, who was spinning in place, only managed to auto-attack once due to the speed difference provided by his boots.

"Okay, E is over, Mr. Jax, I'm coming in."

In the live stream, countless viewers stared at the screen with bewildered expressions.

Listening to the streamer's witty remarks, and watching the Weapon Master seemingly follow a pre-written script... he would activate his E when Riven asked to, and retreat when Riven asked to, his movements were so fluid, it was as if he were being remotely controlled.

【? ? ? 】

[Wait, is this weapon just for show? Emperor can just activate E whenever he wants?]

Is it possible that the weapon wasn't chosen to be used, but rather forced to be?

I was dumbfounded. This anticipation, this maneuvering—the weapon was completely led by the nose from beginning to end.

[I'm getting into it, the pressure is really intense...]

This is incredibly detailed...

"OK, watch closely. I suggest recording this next move, because he... will look really cool."

Lin Shu's voice came through the earphones, and his tone finally became serious for a moment.

On the screen, Riven suddenly turned around, and the runes on her broken sword began to flash wildly.

"I have been wandering for so long—"

The whispers of the Exile echoed across Summoner's Rift.

The broken sword is reforged!

A faint green light spread from the hilt to the tip of the sword, and the broken blade was restored out of thin air.

Attack power increased!

Attack range increased!

"Lightning-fast QA, watch closely."

Lin Shu's fingers flew across the keyboard.

The rhythm of the Dance of Broken Wings was compressed to the extreme;

For the first Q, right-click on the ground to cancel the animation and then perform a basic attack.

The second Q attack is a ground tap followed by a basic attack.

The third Q, then tap the ground, then perform a basic attack.

The three sharp whistles of swords cutting through the air were almost continuous, and the three instances of damage and three basic attacks were all poured into the Weapon Master's body in less than 1.6 seconds.

The ignition was applied, and red flames ignited above the weapon.

boom!

The weapon master used Flash, and a golden light exploded in the air as his figure bounced towards the tower.

Riven followed the flash!

Two golden afterimages swept across the screen almost simultaneously, giving the visual illusion of "two people holding hands and flying together".

When the weapon landed, Riven was already pressed against his face.

[Soul-Suppressing Roar]!

He raised his greatsword and unleashed his final basic attack.

Lin Shu did not covet the harm.

The moment the blade of the basic attack cut into the weapon's body, the ultimate skill's Gale Slash had already been unleashed.

A crescent-shaped green sword aura swept out and passed through the weapon master's body.

The dizziness subsided, and the weapon master awoke.

He raised the lamppost and aimed at a minion in front of the tower—the jump attack's displacement had already been activated.

But it's too late.

The final burst of damage from Ignite bounced off, taking away the last small green bar from the weapon's health bar.

Killing spree!

Level 7, triple zero!

The live stream chat was flooded with comments.

[Holy crap! Holy crap! Holy crap! Holy crap!]

[This Q&A speed is too fast! I could only see the sword flashing, I couldn't see the movements at all!]

[Synchronized flash? Is this hand speed even human???]

It should be predicted... no, how are we supposed to learn this?

[Hensen: I shouldn't have switched to mid lane today!]

[Teaching? You're just slaughtering high-ranking players like this, how are we supposed to learn?]

Lin Shu played exceptionally aggressively today.

Especially in their desire to get kills, they are much more eager than when they are usually climbing the ranks and just want to win.

While his ability to secure a solo kill was based on his unparalleled understanding of the game, what was presented to the live stream audience was mostly his pleasing gameplay and predictive maneuvers.

no way.

This is live streaming.

Your game understanding is off the charts, and you can play the minion wave management and rhythm control in an amazing way. But in the eyes of ordinary viewers, it is far less likely to attract fans, ignite the barrage of comments, or win a standing ovation than a few cool solo kills.

As for the "duo queue ranking tutorial" mentioned before the game started?

Yes, I'm listening, I'm listening, I really am listening.

But let me watch this exhilarating game where Riven wreaks havoc on top-tier solo queue players in the Chinese server first.

Silence reigned within the purple formation.

The others watched as Riven played the Weapon Master the entire time.

It was precisely because they had witnessed the entire process that no one could utter a single word.

What did you say?

Why did the Weapon Master give it away?

Or are you complaining that the top and mid lanes have completely collapsed, making this game very difficult?

It's not the weapon's fault.

After witnessing that scene, the group of people honestly admitted that even if they had been in that situation, the outcome would not have been the same.

"So this is how you can fight in League of Legends?"

The cable is stuck!

Pulling?

Prediction!

Seeing the opponent's Riven almost draw Bloodthirster, Mingkai gained a completely new understanding of how to play the mid lane for the first time.

A new style of play, different from that of their own team, relies on absolute individual skill to create a breakthrough and win the game.