You actually want me to...

There are requirements, though: you need a bot lane duo that can reliably dominate the P-King + Prophet or P-King + Roland combination. But honestly, aren't all LPL teams capable of fielding at least one of these combinations?

All I can say is that the Demacia Cup performance has strengthened the club's resolve to bring JackeyLove over, and in this respect, P-Emperor has done a truly commendable job.

The problem that TES had in the original world was only solved with the arrival of JackeyLove. If you focus on Knight, JackeyLove can play aggressively and farm without restraint; if you target the bottom lane, Knight can unleash his full potential and take over the game.

The beauty of dual-core technology lies in this: there's always one point where you can stand firm.

There's no other way but to practice.

At White Crescent's command, the group packed up their things and prepared to return to the hotel for training, including preparations for tomorrow's bronze medal match. With the gold and silver medals out of reach, they at least needed to get bronze to make up for it; otherwise, going back empty-handed would be too embarrassing.

Back at the base, Roland took advantage of the others playing practice matches to chat with Ah Shui again. Ah Shui is now arguably the most mysterious person in the entire league. A large number of fans can't find him anywhere or know what he's doing. Only a few people know that this guy spends his days relaxing and slacking off, watching his antics on screen.

[I'm so frustrated I'm depressed.]

[It's obvious you guys are pretty bad at bot lane; all that teaching you was a waste of time.]

[You can't blame me for this, at least I was facing Meiko in lane.]

But I was the one who taught you for a year.

Between the lines, one can sense the arrogant and pretentious air of Brother Shui.

There's nothing we can do about it; this is just how this guy was born.

A person who dared to say to the host when he debuted, "In the LPL, you only need to remember 4 ADs: Uzi, Old Thief, iboy, and me," is full of absolute self-confidence.

Seeing that this guy was starting to act up again, Roland simply stopped responding. He stared blankly at his phone for a while before finally sighing and starting the next game.

In a competition, a loss is a loss.

There are players who can remain calm even after losing a match, but he is definitely not one of them. The reason he keeps putting on such a brave face is simply because he doesn't want others to see his frustrated expression.

His extraordinary life taught him to keep everything to himself. But in any competition, no one accepts defeat.

Even for him, it's the same.

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PS1: Group 723687325

P.S.: Chapter 2 will be a little late today, I'm also planning to climb the charts tonight.

Considering the large number of influential figures gathered in the past two months, let's set a small goal: to be in the top 50 of the click rankings.

PY3: The Noble Ladies of Another World

Author: *** (Sensitive words not displayed)

First Encounter: Chapter Twenty-Five: What is the Bond Between Top-Tier Bot Lane Players?

The night here is filled with a lively and bustling atmosphere online.

The reason is simple: after EDG successfully defeated TES to advance to the finals, RNG also successfully defeated JDG to advance, which means that the long-awaited "Pig vs. Dog" battle will be staged ahead of schedule in the Demacia Cup.

The only slight pity was the absence of Pig and Dog; one was on the coaching bench and the other in the live broadcast room, so the two never got to meet. Without these two participating, the Demacia Cup final inevitably lost a little of its charm.

However, this has nothing to do with TES.

Before the "Pig vs. Dog" battle begins, they also have to compete with JDG for third place in the Demacia Cup. Considering that their opponent in this round is also formidable, White Crescent simply doesn't plan to let Roland play this time.

Is such that.

The current TES bot lane duo of Prophet and P-Emperor is far stronger than the duo of Roland and P-Emperor. This is because the former combination already has good synergy and similar skill levels; while their ceiling isn't high, their floor is at least decent.

Playing Roland, on the other hand, is a completely gambling strategy. It relies on Roland's jungle-support synergy with Karsa and then blindly trusts Roland's initiation.

This playstyle has a very high ceiling, but the problem lies in the bot lane. JDG's bot lane consists of Loken and LvMao, especially Loken, who is the AD carry from TOP Esports, the predecessor of TES. White Crescent knows him very well.

Knowing his skill level, he never even considered that his new lineup could win in the bottom lane, so he simply opted for the more stable combination of Prophet and P-Emperor.

Roland understood the arrangements and had no objections, simply preparing to continue his solo queue streaming journey. However, since he had successfully joined an LPL team and was somewhat famous, the number of viewers in his stream, while not large, wasn't too few either, and quite a few people had come to join the fun.

【First!】

【Here it comes! Here it comes!】

[Aban's debut performance today was pretty good.]

Although the fourth game was a bit of a disaster, your playstyle was definitely characteristic of yours; you really dare to take risks.

The original intention of the group of longtime fans who gathered in this live stream room was indeed to learn how to play support. But to be honest, in this day and age, if a live stream room doesn't have any unique features or highlights, how can it survive in an era where anyone can start a live stream?

Roland's defining characteristic is his incredibly greedy and daring playstyle.

He'll show off whenever he gets the chance, and he'll do whatever he feels he can, regardless of whether his teammates can keep up. He just marks the enemy as he plays. If his teammates can keep up, he'll show off amazingly; if they can't, he'll just move on to the next game. That's how arrogant and confident he is.

At first, everyone couldn't understand why this guy was so aggressive as a support, but now that they know he's Han Yiban, they all instantly understand.

Because Han Yiban is the same way, he would rather play to the point of explosion than back down for even a minute, which is why he became the number one background character in the Korean server.

After all, in high-level games, there are just too many players obsessed with climbing the ranks by playing top lane.

With the idea of ​​treating ranked games as practice matches, Roland played on the Korean server tonight. When the familiar Korean ID lit up again, countless viewers in the live stream expressed their excitement.

The point of watching live streams is to enjoy the intense, high-level battles, right? Otherwise, they might as well watch highlight reels of low-level games. Isn't enjoying a "Manchu Han Imperial Feast" more satisfying?

Unfortunately, he wasn't very lucky this time, as he was assigned to the support role.

"There's nothing I can do, guys. You all saw it. It's not that I don't want to, it's just that the system won't give me a chance to play top lane. So I guess I'll just have to play support for now." With that, Roland casually banned Morgana.

This is a side effect of duo-queuing with Brother Shui. Although he doesn't understand why, even though the Q skill of this hero has such a slow projectile, he can still throw it directly as a targeted skill for Brother Shui in lane.

In the past, Roland wouldn't have believed it, but after he and Roland stubbornly lost 50% of their rank in duo queue, Roland had already decided to permanently reserve his ban slot for Morgana or heroes with hooks.

At this moment, the barrage of comments began to explode.

[Holy crap!? Hey boss, you're in line with the dog.]

[The AD carry is Uzi? Unbelievable! Even in the Korean server, you become a background character when you go to the bot lane?]

[Classic, I'm betting on a jungler ganking bot lane at level two.]

[The person upstairs is being too conservative; I'm betting on a level 2 bot lane 5v5.]

In this match, both sides fielded rather casual lineups.

Blue side (Roland): Top lane Ornn, Jungle Elise, Mid lane Kassadin, Bot lane Xayah + Pyke

Red team: Top lane Riven, Jungle Karthus, Mid lane Akali, Bot lane Miss Fortune + Nautilus

The lineups in ranked games are a bit less formal than in tournaments. After glancing at the Pyke he had picked, Roland knew that he would have to take this ranked game seriously.

As for why Parker was chosen?

Isn't that obvious? Try picking any other support and see if you dare to kill the little dog.

It's that simple.

The pick for this game was a very safe one: Xayah. It's undeniable that Miss Fortune is a top-tier bot lane pick in the current meta, but you also have to consider where you're playing her.

She can get the win in professional matches because her teammates create space for her to deal damage. But in regular ranked games, if you pick a Miss Fortune without any mobility skills, what's the difference between that and feeding in this meta where damage is generally excessive?

With the lineups selected, both sides officially prepared to enter the game.

"Alright, brothers, our game of protecting Lulu... oops! Protecting Uzi is about to begin. Today I'll show you what a professional support looks like!" To be honest, the moment Roland saw that he was matched with Uzi, his first instinct was to pick Lulu.

Unfortunately, considering that his support skills were indeed lacking, and thinking that Uzi would definitely be playing ARAM in ranked bot lane, he finally picked Pyke after considering all factors.

Parker is great, isn't he?

Instead of criticizing your ultimate move to secure kills, people will praise you for doing a great job. This kind of "win-win" ultimate move is practically tailor-made for him and Uzi to duo queue.

At the start, neither side chose to invade the other; both sides had a normal start.

The bot laner seemed to recognize him, and after seeing Pyke spamming emotes, he stood still and spammed emotes back.

No joke. Although Roland has been here for quite some time, this is the first time he has ever been ranked alongside Uz, which makes him quite excited.

In his excitement, he started bragging to his viewers in his live stream.

"Hey guys, this is what happens when a top AD and a top support meet. See? As soon as I light up..." Just as he was about to continue speaking, an anchor suddenly appeared and shot upwards towards their position.

Someone's playing dirty tricks!

In just a moment, the two understood each other's intentions. Upon seeing the hook, Roland instinctively activated his Flash.

then.

"Bang!"

As Pyke used Flash, Xayah had no cover in front of her and was caught off guard by Nautilus's hook.

Seeing the four burly men surging out from behind, Roland turned around and left AD behind, then said seriously, "Ahem, see? As soon as I use Flash, he'll be the one who's doomed."

Live stream viewers: ...

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PY: It's not a problem to like Eri Kisaki

Synopsis: Qin Ze transmigrated to a different Conan world, becoming the strongest rookie in the Black Organization, and also possessing a cheat ability with many flaws.

“At first, I was just thinking about leaving the organization in the future. But then I found out that Bayonetta was very good to me, and Gin was even better. They lent me a lot of money and never asked me to pay it back. So I thought it was pretty good to stay in the Black Organization like this.”

Gin: "Is this your reason for winning over Eri Kisaki, the queen of the legal world? And you even created Harbin Pharmaceutical Group No. 6 Factory to deal with us?"

"Actually, you've been the one connecting me with others all these years, and you've connected me with more than one red thread... As for Harbin Pharmaceutical Group No. 6 Factory, that was just a joke I used to compete with the winery."

Gin: "?"

First Encounter: Chapter Twenty-Six: ADCin2020

[I've completely failed at this, I'm going to go play ranked and troll the AD carry.]

[One Flash completely destroyed the bot lane, great play.]