You actually want me to...

"What does it matter? He's happy."

Although it's a T5 champion, winning the lane isn't a big problem. To put it bluntly, the less popular a champion is, the higher its chance of winning the lane, because most people don't know how to play it. For a normal player with 5000 games of experience, encountering Rengar in the top lane 10 times is already considered a stroke of luck.

After both sides started the game normally, Roland simply stayed in the bushes on the top lane, quietly waiting for the minion wave to come.

In this match, his innate ability is Undying Grip.

With the emergency nerf to the first patch of Mythic items, the Sunfire Cape build has finally made a comeback after many years. Against a Tier 1 top laner like Renekton, you definitely need to build Sunfire Cape to survive. Anyway, Rengar just jumps in to kill the AD carry in team fights, and the passive of Sunfire Cape combined with the base damage is enough.

Over here, Roland is still using the three bushes on the top lane as a trap for Tigger.

On the other side, Karsa in the mid lane was already starting to have fun.

Mid lane Nunu: Anyone who has played or even encountered this champion knows how annoying he is. Starting from level 1, he snowballs from the second turret to the lane, and in one wave, he can clear all the back minions and leave the front minions severely wounded. If he does the same with the second wave, he can reach level 2, learn Q, and start sustaining in lane and healing.

If you can't kill this thing instantly, you'll just be endlessly annoyed by its pushing and lingering on the lane. It can even gank the side lanes when it gets excited, making it truly inhuman.

"Holy crap, this thing is really awesome in mid lane, it saves me the trouble of last hitting minions."

"By the way, how do you clear the jungle route for Taliyah?"

"Let me think... it should be blue buff first, then... Holy crap! Shy, don't go in so fast!"

"Don't eat it, don't eat it!"

At this moment, the LPL All-Star voice chat was in complete chaos, but that's normal. It's an entertainment game, so there's not much emphasis on strategy. Naturally, everyone just plays for fun.

The only slightly discordant element in the team's voice chat was...

"Holy crap, a level 2 gank top? Where did this Lee Sin come from?"

"Desert Lee Sin, huh? You two wait, I'll remember this Flash."

"Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river, don't underestimate a poor man, he's got nothing."

"Damn it! You're coming back?"

The scene shifts back to the top lane. After the level 2 Lee Sin used Flash during a gank, he not only didn't leave, but even lingered in the bushes for a while before launching a counterattack. This time, Roland finally had no room to escape.

First Blood!

Seeing Roland's wide-eyed expression on the other end of the screen, the viewers in the live stream couldn't help but laugh.

[So you're the one called FMVP? (Hands on hips)]

[Classic: Our top laner is an orphan, the enemy top laner is a perfect match.]

On this day, the King of the Board finally remembered that FMVP was a title TM Brother used to mock him.

[Level 2 gank top, so besides having a Japanese Faker, LJL also has a Japanese Clearlove, right?]

A sudden counterattack completely destroyed half of Roland's top lane, forcing him to use Teleport back to lane after respawning. To be on the safe side, Roland teleported to the turret this time, and after landing, he preemptively threw an E into the top lane bush, which was no longer under vision.

next second.

In the energy box below the health bar, the white energy bar has clearly shifted one more bar to the right.

"Holy crap, is this guy a dog?!"

Without a doubt, the opposing Lee Sin wasn't just launching a counterattack; he was practically using him as an ATM.

It's been 3 and a half minutes and you're still in the top lane bush. Don't you care about your jungle?

Ultimately, Roland underestimated the influence of his FMVP title.

When LJL saw the LPL lineup, he already knew they were just messing around. However, due to the huge gap in strength between the two sides, if LJL joined in the mess, he would be crushed in every lane.

Since that's the case, let's just stick to one path and see it through to the end.

And our great FMVP, a support player who switched to top lane and played T5 heroes, became the perfect target to bully.

This whole thing really disgusted Roland.

Especially when you know perfectly well that the other party is targeting you, but you still have to force yourself to smile in front of the camera, the disgust is no less than that of the monkeys of Mount Emei, the deer of Nara, or the birds of Europe.

Since that's the case... Roland has no choice but to unleash his ultimate move!

"Brother Chicken! Is Brother Chicken there?"

"Dried clams?"

"Brother Chicken, help your brother! Quick, help your brother!"

"Wait a minute."

Upon hearing Roland's plea for help, Rookie first checked the top lane's status. When he saw the top laner's Rengar with Unparalleled Summoning against the opposing Renekton who seemed to have full skills and rage, he was somewhat conflicted because he wasn't very skilled at jungling, and he wasn't sure he could help even if he went up.

But when he saw a bald head suddenly jump out of the bushes, Rookie became completely certain of his idea, and so...

"Hurry up... Brother Chicken, I'm going to die if you don't come soon."

“?? ???????? ??????.” As he spoke, Rookie’s jungle route was getting further and further away from the top lane, which completely dumbfounded Roland.

"Wait, what's going on? What did Shy and Chicken Bro mean in Korean just now? Can you translate it for me?"

"Oh, he said he doesn't understand Chinese."

Roland, Casa, JKL: ? ? ?

Good guy.

If Roland doesn't realize he's been betrayed by now, his year as commander of the team will have been wasted.

Crocodile is a Tier 1 hero, and its combat power is already off the charts once it gains an advantage and has full rage.

Nevertheless, Roland felt that he still had room to maneuver. If all else failed, he could at least manage to survive by merging with the tower.

Anyway, my teammates have already started speaking up in all lanes, so I can just be the front line and take the damage this game.

However... he still underestimated how shameless the other side was.

30 seconds later.

Just as the enemy was pushing the minion wave again, a bald guy suddenly emerged from the LPL All-Star team's jungle and blocked Rengar's retreat.

Seeing the Taliyah farming unusually diligently in the enemy jungle, Roland could only silently lower his hands and sigh, except for using all his skills on the minions.

Caught online, laughing and scrolling through the chat—this is the jungler who is the natural enemy of the top laner.

Integration: Chapter Nine: Going to the Teahouse!

[Haha, is this the FMVP?]

[This is hilarious! In just a few minutes, Banhuang has single-handedly fed the entire team kills (doge emoji)]

Honestly, a top laner at this point would already be guaranteed a win.

The problem is that these reckless guys might not have had the option of winning or losing in their minds this time; they were just having a blast.

To be fair, the top lane advantage was bought with LJL's jungler Lee Sin's self-destruction, but in other lanes, they really couldn't keep up with the monsters from the LPL. If Nunu in the mid lane was only good at annoying people but not killing them, then Lucian's Thresh in the bot lane was practically jumping into the enemy's face and defecating. If it weren't for JackeyLove's hook accuracy being a bit off, he might have already either won or been defeated.

"Any bros want to come down and tower dive? We'll split the kills 50/50."

"Half? I'll take it!"

Upon hearing that someone had gotten a kill, Karsa decisively set up vision and headed towards the bottom lane after pushing the lane. Like Rookie, they were both a little unfamiliar with their heroes and positions, so they naturally chose the lane that seemed to offer the best chance of securing a kill.

As for getting on the road?

They weren't really familiar with each other.

The advantage of Nunu in the mid lane is that with Predator, he can even gank your side lane head-on. Even if you see the Predator's mark, you will most likely be unable to react.

Casa did the same thing.

Although he didn't quite understand the meaning of "rushing headlong," he had heard Roland explain the core gameplay of this hero: pushing a snowball and kicking a football are essentially the same thing. Since they are similar, he could use his experience in world football to set it up.

What is meant by "world football experience"?

A former player of the Chinese national football team once said: "To play football, you need to train your inner strength and your muscles and skin. You must know Bajiquan and Mad Dog Fist. But you mainly need to rely on your leg skills. Master the Lightning Dragon Drill and specialize in attacking the lower body. You may not be able to kill him, but you must at least make sure to cut off his retreat. Seize the opportunity and kick him to death. Don't care about yellow cards or red cards. One blow is fatal."

Simply put, it's about seizing any opportunity to exploit a gap in the lane and exploiting it relentlessly, just like the blind monk and his son camping on the top lane.

So Casa went.

As expected of a world-class jungler, even when playing Nunu mid, Karsa tried his best to avoid LJL's possible vision positions during ganks. Then, the snowball effect suddenly collapsed, and he and the bot lane took down two kills.

"Damn, this thing is really great for ganking. Wait, I can use my Q skill to push back to the mid lane and clear the minions."

"Absolutely, this thing is definitely in the top five in terms of SOLO difficulty."

"So what are you planning to use for the solo competition later?"

"Hey, trying to cheat? I'm not telling."

On one side, the mid, bot, and support trio were laughing and having a great time, while on the other side, Roland's Rengar was completely huddled in the jungle, separated by a wall, even ready to jump off with a Blast Cone at any moment, pitifully stuck at the limit of distance while farming experience in the lane. The contrast between the top and bottom was extremely obvious.

As a qualified top laner, you still need to be able to withstand pressure.

Of course, while enduring pressure, they are also constantly looking for opportunities to turn things around.

Normally, if a top laner gets two kills in a row against the enemy top laner, it's almost impossible for them to turn the game around unless their teammates come to help. However, there are a few exceptions:

1. Neither side has too much experience in the top lane.

2. The opponent has a large amount of money and hasn't gone home, or they're building damage items.

3. The opposing team doesn't really understand your hero's burst damage and mechanics.

And coincidentally, Roland's top lane Rengar has now taken all three roles, and he is lurking in the bushes, on one hand showing weakness to Lee Sin, on the other hand using plating to lure Renekton away, and finally trying to catch up in levels.

Finally, just as the crocodile took another layer of plating and the opponent was about to return to base, Roland's Lion Dog's experience points barely reached level six.

"Brothers, the time for revenge has come!"

"Huh, you mean you? Give me a break, that's a crocodile. You have no obligation to face an enemy you can't win against. You should understand, right?" After glancing at the experience difference of one level and the pair of shoes in the top lane, none of the other four members of the team believed him, taking it as him talking nonsense.

However... at the very moment JKL uttered those words.

Roland's DNA has moved.

"There's no way to win, I don't understand." As if saying that alone wasn't enough, he even added, "As long as it's alive, I'll kill it even if it's a god!"

The other four LPL All-Stars: ? ? ?

While everyone was still in a daze, Roland's Lion Dog, after practicing the Thirty-Six Scattered Techniques of Dongxuanzi with Frog Princess and accumulating his passive skill, decisively activated his ultimate move.