You actually want me to...

As long as he doesn't give away too much, I think the audience will be willing to understand... probably?

First round of bans:

RW: Syndra, LeBlanc, Senna

TES: Spider, Varus, Kalista

RW has a plan for this match.

If you have two supports in the bot lane, then you're definitely going to focus on the top, mid, and jungle, leaving the bot lane to fend for itself. RW believes their top, mid, and jungle can't compete with the opponent, so they can only target the bot lane. Although they're also tempted by the poke-style meta, this time they're focused on nurturing their bot lane carry, Zhang Wuji.

So, in one round of PICK:

RW: Moon Man, Troll Warlord, Ornn

TES: Ezreal, Thresh, Lee Sin

It's all about annoying each other. TES doesn't want to give the opponent Aphelios and Thresh, so they have to force it. Conversely, RW wants to get a combination like Trundle and Ornn, so they can only let Karsa's Lee Sin go.

So far, both sides are evenly matched.

Second round of bans: Zoe, Wukong, Leona, and Nautilus were all banned.

I've already taken Thresh from the three god-tier supports, so you can forget about the rest and just pick a slightly less desirable support.

Second round of PICK:

TES: Aatrox, Vladimir

RW: Yellow Chicken, Bard

The lineup is almost unchanged from the previous one, the only difference being that Miss Fortune has been replaced by Ezreal, who is even less functional than Miss Fortune.

But there's no way around it, if we're talking about a comparison, Ezreal is still the more reliable champion.

"Just stay in the bot lane and let our mid, top, and jungle carry."

"That won't do. The bot lane has already picked Ezreal, so he has to carry."

"You're kidding me, you think you can get C?"

"Hmph, I knew you'd say that. After hiding for so long, I think it's time to show my true colors." With that, Roland closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and then suddenly opened them: "Then, watch closely, my transformation!"

"henshin!"

"Snap!" That was the sound of the keyboard being picked up and then slammed down hard.

When everyone turned around, they saw Roland, who was sitting on the side, suddenly tilt his keyboard to the side, and then his entire posture instantly changed to a sideways position, with his water glass on his right side, instantly adopting a very familiar posture.

The most comfortable lying position in an internet cafe has been set.

"This...this is!?" Knight's eyes widened as if he suddenly remembered something, staring intently at Roland on the other side.

"That's right, this was my true form back in the day when I dominated internet cafes in major cities, raking in internet fees from all sorts of internet cafes. I may not be very talented, but I'm known in the internet world as: The Keyboard Immortal!"

"Holy crap, it's you!?"

Hearing this, Knight finally recalled the legend that had circulated in the internet cafe world. It was said that starting a year ago, a strange person frequently visited various internet cafes that offered free internet access for players who played five-kill games, wantonly plundering the resources of these internet cafes.

His skills were exceptional, and his hero pool was vast, so much so that for a short time, no one in the internet cafe could rival him. His clandestine activities meant that very few people in the gaming community had ever seen him. People could only discover him by watching security camera replays; he always positioned the keyboard at an angle, then reclined on the sofa in a semi-reclining position, wreaking havoc in the game.

Thus, a legend called "The Keyboard Immortal" began to circulate in the internet cafe world. Although Knight had been a professional for a long time, he would still hear about this legend every time he went home, but he had never actually seen it.

After all that, it turns out the keyboard fairy was right next to me?

"Wait a minute, if it was you, why were you going to internet cafes every day during that period?"

"Since internet access is practically free if you get internet fees, of course I'll go to an internet cafe."

"You don't need to run around everywhere, can't you just pick an internet cafe?"

“I saw it, but those internet cafe owners didn’t want to see me. They talked about fairness and impartiality, but the next day they said I was a minor and wouldn’t let me use the computer. They cut me off from the source. What could I do?”

Knight: ......

"So, your transformation involves tilting the keyboard and yourself?"

"correct."

"What the hell is that good for?"

"No, Brother Ka, you don't understand." Roland raised his head, looking at the familiar blond-haired character's portrait on the loading screen. A series of past scenes flashed through his mind. Although the locations were different, the scenes of being forced to pick Ezreal as AD carry due to filling roles were always the same.

“Every player has an EZ in their heart, and today they have chosen to unleash the demon within me. Just watch, this game, I will unleash a carnage.” With that, the instant the game started, Roland swiftly opened the shop and bought a Doran's Shield and a health potion. At the same time, he subconsciously opened the typing bar and quickly typed: “Support, don’t fight in the bot lane, just farm safely.”

Prophet: ......

Is he an idiot?

Integration: Chapter Four: The Road to Survival

This game started with a mirror match. RW's Trundle chose to start with the blue buff and go bot, while TES did the opposite. After all, their priorities are different, so this kind of start is easy to predict.

As RW's starting AD carry, Zhang Wuji was somewhat disappointed that JKL couldn't play.

Although he's a newcomer, he's essentially a reckless young man who's not afraid of causing trouble. Since he's already the star player of RW, he might as well be arrogant as possible. He wants to use his unique personality to quickly establish his value so that other teams will be interested in him next season.

That's what my profession is like.

Even a fool knows which teams have a chance of making it to the World Championship and which are just easy targets. As a gifted new generation AD carry, his ambitions extend far beyond RW.

But it's fine now. As long as I crush the enemy bot lane in lane, there will be less praise, but there will definitely be some. With this in mind, Zhang Wuji also planned to turn the enemy into a sieve during the laning phase.

But soon... he realized he was wrong, terribly wrong.

Aside from the initial three melee units where Roland did indeed use A, he then began to retreat, relinquishing the initiative at level two.

He would use Q-soldier whenever he had the chance, and otherwise AFK to gain experience; his ability to withstand pressure was extremely skillful.

Holy crap?! Is this the King of Boards?!

[When the ID was covered, I almost thought this was me playing Ezreal.]

Wow, so everyone's Ezreal builds use the same template.

[That's just some random guy with yellow hair, QDC. As long as we can win, being a little cowardly isn't shameful.]

This is a familiar situation to everyone. In this era where you can often fill in as an ADC, almost every player on every lane has mastered Ezreal and Kai'Sa. While their damage output may not be that high, when they play defensively, they are absolutely unstoppable.

Roland knew perfectly well what was going on.

If you play it safe now, you'll only lose some economy. But when you have two pieces of gear around the 20-minute mark, you can still be useful. But you need three pieces of gear.

In League of Legends, if you only consider your lane and don't lose too many turret plates, and there aren't many kills in the laning phase, you won't gain a significant advantage just by farming minions. In other words, if you play passively in the early game, you'll still be able to dominate the enemy team in the mid-game, so why are you in such a rush?

"Goodness, there's really nothing happening in the bottom lane." Karsa, who was farming jungle camps, took a quick look at the bottom lane and was quite surprised to find that not only was there no fight breaking out, but the bottom lane was also in excellent health.

"That's right. I start with two health potions and a biscuit rune. As long as the enemy jungler doesn't come, I can hold the lane and stay there until level 6."

"Tsk tsk tsk, it's rare to see you so composed."

"Believe me, apart from a few professional players, everyone else plays this champion in this style." In this game, there won't be much noise in the bot lane during the laning phase. With Trundle farming the bot lane, Prophet doesn't even need to roam. He can just sit under the tower with Ezreal and be done with it.

Even the prophet himself didn't expect it.

He had originally prepared for this weighted training session, but now he was the one with the most free time, simply AFK under the tower. He completely ignored the various openings made by the enemy support and AD.

There are three types of ADCs in the martial arts world.

The first type is the one who is both bad and pretentious. This is the type of EZ that all players hate the most in ranked games. They have no skills or foundation, rely entirely on their Q skill for output, and still like to jump in to deal damage. Their passive skill is also used to catch hooks incessantly. This type occupies most of the EZ world.

The second type is both strong and stylish. This type is mostly professional players and high-level AD players. Their characteristic is that they like to connect basic attacks to maximize their output. They can be very flashy when they want to show off, but they can also die very quickly.

The third type is like Roland's EZ, whose playstyle is all about stability and offense. His first item is always Iceborn Gauntlet, followed by Manamune, and then Iceborn Gauntlet, Boots of Speed, and Maw of Malmortius. Unless you force a kill, you won't see any opportunities.

Yes, it's a complete score-obsessed playstyle.

Before Roland's time travel, when his own skill level was relatively average, EZ accompanied him across several major ranks, relying on his ability to casually carry a teammate and be carried to victory.

The prophet was happy to take it easy, as this kind of AD is the easiest to play in the early game. The only downside is that when the enemy comes, this EZ might run away faster than him.

"This... TES's bot lane seems a bit too conservative." On the commentary desk, Duoduo, who had been looking forward to Banhuang playing AD for so long, was now completely dumbfounded.

What happened to TES's promised top initiation and support role?

What happened to the dictionary saying that there's only offense and no retreat?

What is this thing now? Has it been possessed by Mid Tiger? This is just ridiculous.

"Actually, it's right for Aban to play so steadily. Look how fierce the fights are in the upper jungle. The steady play in the bottom lane is a big reason why Karsa can play so freely." Fortunately, although Gugu has a lot of dark history, his professional skills are still pretty good, and he immediately changed the subject.

You can't handle Thresh and Ezreal in the bot lane, but if I play Aatrox in the top lane against your Ornn, it's a piece of cake.

Flandre said that the laning phase in the top lane was really comfortable.

With a natural advantage in the laning phase and the jungler providing protection, the top laner immediately started organizing tower dives once the enemy's health dropped. The entire top laner played like a paid player, enjoying an incredibly comfortable experience. Thanks to a perfect team fight, TES's top laner successfully forced Ornn back, even managing to force out his teleport.

"There's no tank in the top lane, so if a fight breaks out, the bottom lane will be at least a 4v4."

"Huh? Why are there four?"

"Because vampires need to develop, this thing is a late-game hero."

"Oh, I see. I thought you were implying that someone was impotent."

The remaining four members of TES: ? ? ? ? ?

In a sense, playing against RW doesn't really require their bot lane to create opportunities. The LPL jungle in S10 was dominated by Kanavi, Karsa, and the richest man in the league; other LPL junglers paled in comparison.

The main issue is that junglers are easily affected by version updates. In this version, there are only two solutions for the jungle: either farm like an orphan the whole time, or act like a domineering father and cause trouble the whole time. The large group wandering in the middle is those who cannot adapt to the version.

After finally returning to the city for the first time, Roland hesitated for a moment looking at the 1000+ coins in his pocket, then pulled out several outrageous pieces of equipment: Goddess's Tear, shoes, and cloth armor.

Longsword? What do you need a longsword for?

As we all know, in League of Legends, only those who survive can deal damage. As for last-hitting minions, just leave it to the Q skill; whether you can last-hit or not is entirely up to chance.

On the sidelines, White Crescent watched Roland's composed performance and a number of questions flashed through her mind. While playing a weak AD carry might indeed slightly alter one's playstyle, wasn't this... a bit too much?

"That's really strange, how did this guy change his personality?"

"Oh, this? Well, I think I can answer you." JKL, who had been silent and recuperating, finally spoke up, then took out his phone and showed a photo.

It was a sign in a kitchen, and from the picture you could clearly see that something was stewing, but if you looked closely you would think it looked a bit like curry.

"What is this thing?"