You actually want me to...

[Amazing hand speed.]

His courage is like that of Lü Bu reborn.

[This teammate of the "King of the Plate" is incredibly frustrating; how is he supposed to win against them?]

[It's jungle A after all... Wait, is this supposed to be top lane???]

After teasing the audience until they finally realized something was wrong, they discovered that Roland had asked for the top lane position. However, perhaps because the initial family reunion segment was too overwhelming, his teammates actually gave him the top lane position in this game.

"Don't you guys get it? I think you've all fallen into a misconception when it comes to playing games. Just because Riot says a new hero is something doesn't mean you can just accept it. You have to try it out for yourselves." After saying that, looking at the loading screen in front of him, Roland immediately pulled three pens from the table and placed them in front of him, muttering in a deep voice, "Short-ranged! Short-ranged! Short-ranged! God help me make sure the opponent is short-ranged."

Upon opening my eyes, I saw Volibear's image standing out prominently among the five players on the opposing red team.

Even though the game hadn't started yet, Roland could already loudly announce to everyone in the live stream:

He has already won, won by a huge margin.

Fusion: Chapter Fifty-Eight: Aiolia's Guillotine

Lilia, commonly known as the silly roe deer.

Team fight strategy: Enter shyly at the back of the group and wreak havoc, then use a group sleep followed by invulnerability, then use a crippling strike to deal 3000 damage, and finally shyly escape with 600 movement speed, the kind that even a turtle can't catch.

This guy's core tactic can actually be summarized in one sentence: show off and then run away.

Returning to the long-missed top lane, Roland immediately chose to close the distance and harass the enemy as the minion wave spawned and advanced.

A level 1 Ramen Bear poses almost no threat to Lilia.

If you use Q, you can't out-trade Lillia.

Point E still means getting attacked, but at least you can clear out some minions.

As for point W, it fast-forwards directly to the prison phase.

Since it was a matchmaking game, not all Chinese players had played on the test server or the Korean server. Faced with this newly released hero, Volibear wisely chose the E skill first.

As a result, the viewers in the live stream saw Roland simply and unpretentiously control Lilia as she charged towards the other side.

Q, Fourth-level Conqueror

Flat A, five layers

Using the increased movement speed to create distance, and then moving forward again when the skills are almost ready, followed by another Q, almost three Q skills in total, the bear's health was reduced to half, and at the same time the first wave of minions in the top lane was completely cleared.

During the gaps between Q skills, I'll auto-attack you if you're last-hitting minions, and I'll follow up and wait for my Q skill to cool down if you retreat.

It's simple and unpretentious, requiring no technical skill, yet it's full of joy.

Yes, this is the same Volibear who can chase down a group of top laners in the early game and even 1v2 kills when the jungler comes. However, when facing a squishy roe deer like Lillia, he shows no ability to fight back.

Leveling up to level two, he instantly activated his E skill and unleashed it, instantly burning the half-health Volibear down to near-death. Watching this seemingly cursed lane matchup, Volibear was completely stunned.

Of course, the audience is the same.

[Bear: Send it!]

[Utter torture! Is this silly roe deer really that fierce in close combat?]

If I were that bear, I would quit; the laning phase would be over.

[Indeed, even the jungler couldn't help. The Prince hadn't even finished clearing his two buffs yet, and their own top laner was already low on health and out of potions.]

Despair, true despair.

"Brothers, let me tell you, the enemy top laner is definitely going to start cursing right now." After saying that, he threw another E, hitting the Volibear who was AFK waiting for his lane under the tower.

Although playing matchmaking might seem like he's stomping noobs, you can't really blame him, can you?

Back in his previous life, when his skill level wasn't this high, he could be matched with Masters and Challengers even though he was only Silver. This in itself illustrates the problems with the League of Legends matchmaking system.

Logically speaking, since the matchmaking system is flawed, it's reasonable for a player like you to be matched with a professional player, right?

Due to his earlier oversight, Volibear had no choice but to recall to base and then teleport back to lane. This time, with full health, Volibear waited a little longer until reaching level three, then immediately charged in with his Q skill activated.

This is Lilia's true strength.

Although it's disgusting, and although it almost completely crushes opponents in close combat.

However, her damage is delayed (burning), and combined with her extremely low resistances and fragile body, Lillia always makes the opposing players feel like she's easy to kill. No need to act or pressure her health; you just need to stand there and land your E skill, and you'll naturally absorb most of the enemy's aggro.

Seeing the bear on the other side getting carried away, Roland aimed carefully, used his Q skill to swipe, and started to run away.

A level 4 Lillia gains a whopping 350 movement speed after hitting someone with the outer edge of her level 2 Q, which seems like enough for Volibear to catch up to. But the problem is, he also has his E skill.

When QE is thrown out, it slows down the enemy while accelerating itself, perfectly applying the principle of relativity in the canyon.

Watching the bear frantically chasing him but unable to touch him, Roland simply circled around the bear, then waited for his Q skill to be ready before occasionally going up to tease him.

Hey, I'm here.

Hey, I'm leaving again.

Hey, I'm here again.

Hey, I'm leaving again.

Come and hit me!

Unable to catch up or run away, the bear had no use for his strength in the face of this silly roe deer that kept pestering him. Fortunately, he was quite open-minded. After realizing that he could not resist, he took the initiative to choose a good spot in the roadside grass as his grave.

First Blood!

A simple and unpretentious solo kill left even the Flandre Brother, who had come over to watch, completely dumbfounded.

"Wow~ How long have you been streaming?"

"Not long after, just after the first game."

"That's good. Could you try to keep the number of viewers in your live stream a bit smaller so I can log in and have a few games? You can release the stream after I'm done, okay?"

"Hiss, with your request, it's really hard for me to make it happen, Xuan-jun."

"five hundred."

"make a deal!"

Taking advantage of the opportunity to return to base and buy equipment, Roland, who had received a small amount of money, immediately changed the name of his live stream to "recorded stream" and then randomly threw out a picture for the live stream cover to reduce other people's desire to click in.

S10 live streaming is actually not very profitable anymore.

Besides the monthly live streaming time targets that must be met, any extra live streaming time is practically free time. If you receive gifts, great; if you don't, it's a complete loss.

Roland had already filled up his monthly streaming quota, so he didn't care whether more people watched his extra time. Those who happened to see this in the live stream started a ranked game on the Chinese server and then spammed the chat with "Boss is so generous."

After completing his equipment and regaining lane control, Roland pushed the lane and then headed straight into the enemy jungle.

As the saying goes, a top laner who doesn't go to the enemy jungle to farm gold when they have an advantage isn't a good support. As a top laner known as "Daddy" in the Rift, Roland has always had his own set of development principles.

A wave of minions only yields 120-150 gold, but a group of jungle monsters can give you 45-55 gold. If you farm two or three groups, that's the gold for a whole wave of minions.

Of course, these are all considered small amounts of money.

Once you lure the enemy jungler over, you'll start with 300 gold. Is there any way to level up faster than just getting kills?

It's obvious that it's gone.

Lillia's disappearance was quickly spotted by the top laner Volibear's miss signal. The seasoned Jarvan IV immediately recognized that Volibear had likely stolen his jungle. He rushed over and, sure enough, found Lillia locked in a fierce battle with the blue buff.

How could he possibly tolerate this?

With a EQ combo followed by Smite, the Prince directly pocketed the buff right in front of Lillia. Seeing Lillia with less than half her health remaining, he activated his W skill.

At this moment, the prince's heart was filled with murderous intent.

only...

Meanwhile, in the other live stream, at the very moment the blue buff was stolen, countless viewers clearly saw the undisguised smile on Roland's lips.

He retreated and ran until the flag dropped by the prince's E skill disappeared, at which point he finally made his move:

"People...people aren't...ready yet...wait for me...E into a basic attack into an outer circle hook, then W into Aiolia's Guillotine, damn it!!!"

The prince died suddenly.

Integration: Chapter 59: His purpose was pure

"See that, guys? That's what you call the true value of the Noxian Deer! If the enemy doesn't have at least 600 movement speed, they're practically undead!"

A kill, a jungle area, and a pained mask from the top laner Volibear.

Lillia, who debuted as a new hero, is so terrifyingly lethal that Roland sometimes wonders if she was designed by the same person as Yasuo. Unfortunately, CertainlyT, the designer of Yasuo, did create a similar hero, but he designed Darius. Lillia has nothing to do with him.

Only after taking the prince's head did Roland finally feel truly satisfied.

Don't be fooled by the fact that Lillia's fight against the bear seems like an extreme ordeal; it's actually quite risky. As a new hero, Lillia starts with only 19 armor, and even at level six, her health won't exceed 1000, and her armor will be less than 50.

A "League of Legends designer's bible" warning is in effect!

If Lillia only had one kill in the early game, she would be a little worried, but now that she has two kills and the enemy jungler has died once, she is completely fine.

Jungle clearing, wave clearing, recall, CD boots

Faster cooldowns are for faster fun, and also for faster wave clear. As a qualified top laner, Roland will naturally not forget the mission of the top laner to protect the upper jungle.

And so.

The jungler's nightmare has begun.

Because Roland's rune is Conqueror, which has a healing effect, he would clear a jungle camp, then go to the lane to fight the enemy Volibear, using Conqueror to heal. Once the enemy was low on health and the lane was pushed, he would continue to run to the top side of the jungle, clearly planning his jungle route.

As a result, every time the junglers from both sides finished fighting in the bottom lane and returned to their top jungle, they would find that their jungle was already empty. Then they would frown, exclaim "The enemy jungler's skills are no worse than mine," and then continue to fight in the bottom lane.

Of course, Roland's jungler position must be very comfortable.

In the upper jungle, the silly deer led the entire game by himself. Not to mention ganking for him, as the jungler, he didn't even need the other jungler to help control the Rift Herald. This top laner could solo and push towers all by himself. His self-discipline was incredible.

"See, brothers? The Silly Deer jungler is a trap in this version. With only 19 armor, let's not even mention the Frog Queen, who is the strongest fighter in the jungle. If you miss a single skill or don't pull the jungle camps well, three jungle camps can cripple you."

This is Lillia's biggest problem: she's too weak in the early game when jungling.

In Season 10, it was still manageable; as long as you knew how to kite the enemy jungle, you could still have a normal start. However, in Season 11, once the Rift Scuttler started getting shields, its pick rate plummeted.

For AP heroes like this who have no crowd control skills other than their ultimate, if you don't use Smite, a single Rift Scuttler can stall you for 30 or 40 seconds. How desperate would that make you feel?