You actually want me to...

The waning moon rises, and a sudden downpour begins; the world bears the responsibility.

Orchids adorn the right, the moon palace the left. Time flies, today feels like yesterday.

Once he took up the reins, he finally calmed the storm.

Banners flutter in the wind, but I am nowhere to be found.

Looking at the world, both people and things have changed, and in the end, peace is achieved.

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P.S.: When I went back to the 10th anniversary exhibition match video trying to find some literary masterpieces, I discovered that the comments section had been cleaned up again. I scrolled for a long time, and apart from the top ten or so, the rest were all praises for a certain celebrity. I don't deny that the celebrity did play quite well in the exhibition match, but the choices made by capital still make me feel that this game has changed too much.

Or perhaps, everyone is a Mongolian top laner.

PS2 (Supplement): However, in the years that followed, no matter what strange ID he used to log into the game, as long as each bullet was fired accompanied by four light taps, the entire continent of Valoran would know that he had returned.

Integration: Chapter Two: Going Astray

three days later.

As the LPL Summer Split finally began, the story of the previous god truly came to an end.

As the Summer Split began, the game version was updated again, albeit a minor one. The reason I'm specifically mentioning it is because the update was particularly interesting.

Nineteen AD champions have been buffed, primarily in terms of base health and scaling health. In return, a series of attack speed and critical strike items that rely on Frenzy have also been buffed, such as Phantom Dancer, Statikk Shiv, and Runaan's Hurricane.

What does it mean?

It's just a symbolic promise, telling you that I'm buffing AD, and then immediately upgrading the crit items to another level, so that the mid, top, and jungle can kill AD even faster.

See, that's how ingenious Riot's designers are. A normal person would need at least ten or eight years of brain thrombosis to come up with such a buffing solution.

"Well, now AD is completely useless."

"That's not entirely true. Baiting skills is still quite useful." Looking at this version update that was ostensibly nerfed but actually weakened, Jack was too lazy to waste any more words.

No need.

Although JKL is jokingly called the successor of God, he can actually play the sacrificial role. He can play AD carries like Senna and Ezreal. His only weakness is that he likes to jump into the enemy's face after gaining an advantage.

Perhaps his most memorable moment was during his previous life's S-series tournament, when he chased after five people with Senna, a stark contrast to the 300th floor of a certain region.

"By the way, when is our first match? Was it a winning start?"

"No, that's not it. In fact, we didn't have much to do for the first three days. We were on the fourth day." White Crescent glanced at the tournament schedule and also felt that the fist was a bit outrageous.

Every year before the World Championship, the LPL region starts the competition earliest and finishes the latest. Just considering the competition format, the region's arrangement already fully demonstrates its irrationality.

"So who is our first opponent?"

"RW, at this point in time, is that the third generation of the Heroes team?" Mentioning this team brought back a string of memories for Roland.

RW's fame mainly stems from the outstanding performance of the first-generation RW team. The original RW members were: top laner A Guang, jungler Xiao Fu, mid laner Doinb, bot laner Lao Ze, and support Qi Ya.

This team performed exceptionally well at the Intercontinental Cup, defeating stronger opponents to help the LPL regain its last chance. However, before the World Championship, they fell to the feet of the second prince, Haro.

There was nothing that could be done. That year, the main problem was that the jungler, Xiaofu, made too many mistakes. To be honest, even if Xiaofu had been a normal jungler that year, just farming and not ganking, RW might have made it to the World Championship. It can only be said that the team's collapse was caused by Xiaofu. Xiaofu should bear at least 80% of the blame for the disbandment of RW's first generation.

With the arrival of the second generation, RW started to pull off some crazy antics.

The team consisted of Jiang Qiao (top lane), Xu Zhu (jungle), Yu Huatian and Kong Ming (mid lane), and Zhang Wuji and Guo Jing (bottom lane). Their names were all incredibly flamboyant, but their performances were all incredibly poor. Rumors even circulated that they were match-fixing and gambling, causing their reputation to plummet.

As for the third generation, just remember AD and jungle; the other three are just extras.

Zhang Wuji, the AD carry, is undoubtedly one of the most outstanding players among the third generation of AD carries in the LPL. He is bold, skillful, and has great mechanics. He once titled himself the No. 1 Vayne in the Chinese server on HuX Live and also made a bold statement: "I want to prove that I am no worse than Uzi. I want to defeat him on the LPL stage, preferably with Vayne!"

For a young player to have such confidence is naturally a good thing, but what's even more outrageous is that he actually did it, and later he successfully made RNG ban Vayne.

As for the jungler, Ha Huang.

It can only be said that the things you do when you're young will have to be paid for when you're old.

From beginning to end, I still don't understand why EDG was willing to release their second prince, Haro. He is the most intelligent and skilled among all of EDG's princes, and he also has a big heart, dares to take the blame and make plays, and even has the highest academic qualifications among all the players.

Unfortunately, he ended up going to RW and becoming the designated carry for the third generation of RW, wasting his talent. It can only be said to be a bit too tragic.

"So what do we say about the new season?"

"I suggest we learn from the old SKT in this regard. When playing against strong teams, we can try different lineups, and when playing against weak teams, we can use traditional late-game strategies and rely on our raw strength to fight."

To put it simply, it's a variation of Tian Ji's horse racing strategy.

Against weaker teams, since my raw skill is definitely stronger than yours, I might as well just use a traditional late-game lineup, take the early game damage, and see if you have anything new to offer.

If there's something to it, we'll absorb it; if not, it's a good opportunity to hone the team's later-stage decision-making and abilities.

Since the results against strong teams are uncertain regardless of whether they play normally or abnormally, it's better to simply use strong teams to test lineups. If you win, you'll make a huge profit; if you lose, you won't lose anything.

This decision maximizes the team's wins in the summer split, while also effectively training players and helping them understand the current meta. A closer look reveals that SKT has consistently done this in the World Championships.

So they've beaten strong teams and lost to weak teams, but without exception, they always finished first in their group with a 5/1 record.

As for now? Just steal it.

I briefly watched one of RW's best performances, and after White Crescent gave some pointers, they disbanded. Against teams like this, just use the traditional lineup. The reason the traditional lineup is still viable is because it generally has a very high margin for error, so there's no need to worry too much.

"It's boring. Speaking of which, I've been feeling a bit listless lately. Is there any medicine that can cure this effectively?"

"Yes, but it might be a bit bitter because it's Chinese medicine, but it will definitely be effective immediately." Hearing Ah Shui say this, Roland immediately stood up to answer his question.

"It's not so bad that it's bitter. What kind of medicine is it? I'll go to the pharmacy and get a dose tomorrow."

"Oh, then remember this: they are: Niu Dong (牛洞), Hei Bingpian (黑冰片), Jinzhi (金汁), Ji Shi Bai (鸡矢白), Ji Shi Li (鸡矢醊), Wu Ling Zhi (五灵脂), Dan Qiu Shi (淡秋石), Ren Zhong Bai (人中白), Ren Zhong Huang (人中黄), Bai Ding Xiang (白丁香), Long Xian Xiang (龙涎香), Wang Yue Sha (望月砂), Can Sha (蚕沙), and Ye Ming Sha (夜明砂). Boil them together until they turn golden yellow. Although the taste may be a bit strange, the effects are absolutely amazing."

"Wow! So much? It can't be that expensive, can it?"

"Don't worry, these things are cheaper than you can imagine." With a sly smile, Roland was determined to ask the coach for a few hours off after JKL left tomorrow to avoid being caught and killed by him when he returned.

"Alright, go get some late-night snacks first."

"how about you?"

"I'm going back to my room to use my phone to look up something on the browser. If I'm not back in ten minutes, then I've gone astray. You guys go ahead and eat, don't wait for me."

"Oh."

......

"Um??????"

Fusion: Chapter 3: Is this guy an idiot?

It turns out that all illnesses in this world have early warning signs.

For example, before the match against RW, JKL suddenly realized he was genuinely sick and immediately decided to take medication and rest. Just like in the original world, he was unable to participate in the match at that point.

What can we do?

We can only bring on TES's other hidden AD carry, Ban Huang.

Yes, you heard me right.

Unlike in the previous life when they promoted the King of Balls, this time, TES temporarily pulled Aban up to play the AD position and then had Yuyanjia assist him.

To be honest, Roland was completely dumbfounded when he heard the news.

Although he does enjoy playing long-range AD carries in the top lane to torment the opponent, this time he's being asked to play a long-range carry in the bottom lane. As everyone knows, long-range AD carries in the bottom lane are known as "ATMs" in competitive play. Making him play that is practically asking for his death.

"No...you really want me to do it?"

“Yeah, anyway, you play a lot of champions like Lucian, Vayne, and Kalista, so at least you have some experience. We can’t just have someone else practice AD ​​for a few days first.” White Crescent looked at Roland with some doubt, not quite understanding why he had the illusion that it wasn’t him playing.

TES doesn't even have a second ADC anymore, okay?

“We can let Xuanjun play AD, and I think I can also play top lane.”

"That won't do. Xuanjun is still in the adjustment period. Anyway, it's only a one-day competition. You'll have to work a little harder. We won't blame you for winning or losing."

"I'm fucking mad!"

Seeing the coach make the final decision, Roland was left with nothing but despair.

Jack was laughing heartily at this moment. Although he was sick, seeing Roland's lifeless expression, he suddenly felt that being sick occasionally was not so bad.

You're the one who's been torturing me like crazy, aren't you?

Recalling the pharmacy he went to a few days ago and looked at the prescription while asking the young ladies to fill his prescription, and seeing their expressions of surprise and pity, he felt like he should just find a block of tofu and smash his head against it.

At the same time, RW also put on a great show.

The third-generation RW team meticulously created a poster depicting Zhang Dayu controlling the floods. One can only imagine how frustrated they felt when they learned the next day that the floods were completely intractable.

With a mix of helplessness and tension, TES finally began their second day of competition. It was on this day that the general public learned about the various underhanded tactics employed by both teams, leaving them utterly astonished.

【Here it comes! Here it comes!】

[Hilarious! We heard JKL was sick right at the start of the game. The art team really went all out!]

[Playing the King of the Hill as AD Carry? TES's decision is absolutely outrageous.]

[No problem, Banhuang does usually play long-range top laners, although he always ends up getting schooled by the enemy jungler.]

Today's commentary team consists of the poet Duoduo and the female commentator Gugu. As a regular season competition of relatively low importance, LPL tends to give "new commentators" a try, although the selection of these commentators is somewhat problematic.

"What do you say to this game? If I get Ezreal on the first floor, I'll just play passively?"

"No way, A-Ban, are you playing ranked matches here? You want to become QDC right away?"

"No way, the one on the other side is Zhang Wuji. I've been thinking for a long time and I can't think of any martial arts novel where the protagonist's name has anything to do with board. Am I supposed to just go up there and get myself killed?"

"Can't we have some ambition? Actually, Wheel Mom is also an option."

"Ah, indeed, you really know how to get ahead."

Roland's strategy for the day's match was already very clear.

Just pick a mediocre player and play passively; wins or losses depend entirely on your teammates' performance. As for yourself?

Don’t seek merit, but seek no faults.