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

The chat was in an uproar over the first blood on the top lane.

[Rumble's been completely overwhelmed, guys! He missed every E skill, and Riven took the full Q and A combo. This top laner probably doesn't even know how to aim a harpoon, right?]

[My goodness, that's incredibly detailed! He doesn't use the big red potion at all; he just paralyzes you, waiting until you've exchanged health with him to a certain point before using it during the attack.]

Honestly, I never knew how to play Rumble before; I thought he was a really annoying champion. If you wanted to fight him head-on, he'd activate his shield, speed boost, and run away; if you wanted to retreat, he'd turn around, activate his Q, and chase you down, slowing you down like it was free. But after watching Tale's play today, I feel so much better. Turns out, Rumble can be played so well!

[Tale: I am but a humble disciple of E-God!]

[What kind of senior disciple are you? Where did you put my Brother Nan? The person upstairs is obviously a paid shill hired by the second junior brother.]

The entire process of the collision on the road was pieced together by the audience's enthusiastic comments and chatter in the live chat.

"L_H's top laner's proficiency with Rumble is too low. He can't even control the temperature properly. He's standing there with his red temperature set up, but he's still hard-farming minions."

In the game, Zhang Hai, who had just finished a fight, immediately switched back to his cheeky, goofy self and began to mercilessly critique his opponent's hero proficiency in the voice chat.

"Yes, yes, yes, your Rambo is great at controlling the temperature."

In the jungle, Li Nan, the senior disciple, chuckled as he farmed jungle monsters, "How come I remember when Master had you practice Rumble, you were stuck for four or five whole days? Who was it that was wailing and howling in the training room every day, saying, 'Why is it so hard to control the temperature before team fights with this damn Blitzcrank?'"

For champions like Rumble, who are popular in competitive play and not easily affected by version changes, it is naturally a must-learn skill for HWG's top laner.

Unfortunately, Zhang Hai put all his attribute points into split pushing and lane clearing, which is a natural weakness against Rumble's playstyle, where he needs to use his ultimate to support teammates and constantly monitor the minimap.

Over the past two months, in order to practice this hero, or rather, to make up for his shortcomings in team fight support, he has been forced to practice extra in the training room by Lin Shu, and has suffered a lot.

"Ahem," Zhang Hai blushed slightly, coughing twice to try and cover up his mistake, "Well... I got carried away in the fight, and I accidentally started playing like a Yordle Master Yi. I've changed! Now my accuracy with the Electric Harpoon and my Q skill range control are both pretty good, okay?"

"I really had to pull the ball around when I played against Rambo, you can ask your master if you don't believe me."

Whether a top laner can master the essence of the champion Rumble is actually a reflection of their core competence, namely, their ability to kite effectively.

It's clear that L_H's top laner is still quite far from being good enough.

"Xin, I watched your replay, so stop talking nonsense and hurry up and push the lane, I have something to do in the bot lane."

Li Nan had just finished speaking.

HWG-Emperor has killed L丶H-HHY!

The kill in the mid lane came late, but it did.

Well, it's not too late, actually.

At 3 minutes and 40 seconds into the game, both mid laners reached level three.

Lin Shu had already severely damaged Ryze with several consecutive and precise skill attacks, forcing him back to his tower.

But he clearly had no intention of letting the other party live.

Lin Shu seized the opportunity to push back the minion wave, and precisely calculated the moment when Ryze's health had just returned to half and his vigilance was at its lowest—then he made his move.

With W [Shadow Clone] activated, Zed's main body and shadow teleported to Ryze's side almost simultaneously with a lightning-fast double tap. Immediately following, E [Shadow Slash] followed by Q [Shadow Blade], and then a basic attack, a fluid combo so fast that viewers only saw a fleeting shadow.

puff-

The instant the hero closed in, both the main dart and the shadow dart pierced Ryze's blue flesh simultaneously.

Ignite and hang it up.

The damage numbers jumped three times almost simultaneously, triggering the finishing effect of the passive skill [Shadow Ninja Technique: Soul Annihilation], causing the fragile bald mage's health bar to plummet.

Boom!Boom!

Two golden lights appeared one after the other.

This time, the director finally didn't mess up and captured every frame of the mid-lane skirmish clearly.

In the scene, two golden lights are seen one after the other. The Shadow Master, who unleashed a perfect burst of power, even gave the illusion that Ryze had flashed ahead of him, predicted his escape route, and then caught up with his auto-attack.

"Ah~"

With a mournful howl from the blue-skinned bald man, a fresh corpse appeared beneath the blue square tower.

[Holy crap, that was a fast combo! My eyes couldn't even keep up.]

[My goodness! In less than a second, E-God not only teleported but also used all his skills?!]

[I knew it was that classic shock moment again. Where does this hero's explosive performance come from?]

[It seems like it's a double Q plus EA triggering the passive and Ignite; a level 3 Ryze really can't withstand that.]

[I've confirmed the hand speed; it's a move I can't learn. This is even more outrageous than the hand seals in Naruto!]

[I get it! This isn't professional gaming; E-God is clearly teaching everyone how to play a new champion in a different way!]

[I've figured it out. These assassins all have a very high skill ceiling, but their skill floor is also incredibly low. If you play them well, you're a Jonin; if you don't, you're just a kid.]

[E God: Jonin? Please call me Hokage!]

Hey, stop discussing this! Look at the bottom lane, why is Hecarim fighting the dragon?

A colorful barrage of comments forcefully drew countless eyes, which had been fixed on the corpse in the mid-lane, to the lower jungle.

The scene changes.

Just as Ryze fell in the mid lane, a level 4 Hecarim, along with two newly level 3 bot laners, casually strolled into the river and started attacking the dragon.

"Hmm...isn't HWG taking a bit too much of a risk?"

In the commentary booth, Joker started his skepticism show again, "Although Zed sent Ryze back to the fountain, LH's bot lane duo and jungler are still in good condition. Without levels and items in the early game, if they lose too much health to the dragon, and the blue team comes to gank them, isn't that just feeding them for nothing?"

Something's not right!

The doll completely ignored her partner's mediocre understanding of the game, staring intently at the screen. "HWG's support Zyra... why doesn't she seem to be losing health? Wait... is this a bug?!"

Before the dragon pit, Centaur stood to the side, relentlessly unleashing his QA combo, while Zyra, the support, wandered back and forth as if lost. The dragon's mouth opened and closed repeatedly, but the attacks were slow to land, and the health bar, which should have been rapidly dwindling, showed no sign of changing.

Off-site, in the international broadcast rooms for the LPL preseason matches, European and American viewers shared the same sentiments as the two commentators.

Wow!

Big news!

A bug has appeared in the LPL professional league?

And yet, teams are being used so openly and brazenly?