You actually want me to...

[It hasn't reached the pilot's designated crash time yet, let's wait a little longer...]

Having secured lane priority, Karsa arrived early to control the first elemental dragon. LCK's playstyle is clearly more stable and slower. For them at this point, perhaps waiting until level six to gank would increase their success rate.

Of course, the LPL side wasn't in a hurry either, because their level 6 strength was equally impressive. But letting them just sit and wait wouldn't fit their style, so...

After JKL and Roland successfully pushed the minion wave into the enemy tower, they finally began to recall. This was the perfect time for Draven to have enough gold to buy a Pickaxe. Seeing the enemy bot lane duo retreat, the LCK bot lane duo finally breathed a sigh of relief.

This is too torturous...

The new Fiddlesticks is actually very strong in the laning phase if you can use his E skill well. If you take control of the bushes first, you can often give the opponent a wave of almost damageless poke. Of course, he is not as good as the old Fiddlesticks, but he is better at stealing minions.

"The enemy bot lane has gone home."

"They probably want to push the vanguard. I'll go back to the top lane after I finish this wave." On the LCK player's side, Faker, who was using the screen-switching technique, also saw the enemy bot lane duo recalling. Only after seeing the recall effect of the enemy bot lane at the last second and Syndra in the mid lane running out of mana to go back to base did Faker start pushing the minion wave towards the enemy tower without restraint.

However, just as he pushed the minion wave towards the tower, a beam of light suddenly appeared from the shadows and landed on him. But that didn't matter; a mere Lee Sin couldn't kill him instantly, so Guapi didn't take it too seriously.

At least until the bot lane duo appeared from the bushes on both sides of the mid lane, that's what he really thought.

Ok.

He thought this way until he saw the scarecrow and Draven jump out of the bushes, but unfortunately, he couldn't.

The art of vision.

Using the last second of recall and the fog of war to create a fake recall effect is a trick that many people know how to use, and it has been written about in countless e-sports novels, but its advantage lies in its effectiveness.

Who the hell could have imagined that the bot lane would choose not to go back to base and instead come to the mid lane, and two of them at that, leaving Faker completely bewildered.

Having finally seized the opportunity, the LPL is determined to give this former world champion a full-on showdown.

Ruby War God Card + Eighteen Stickers on Clothes + Young Pioneer's Leg.

After you're done, brainwash the other side.

After unleashing a barrage of skills, Roland could only sigh and earnestly advise Faker, "You're already a qualified mid laner; it's time to learn to die on your own."

After a gank.

Chrysanthemums wither, wounds cover the ground, and Faker's smile has faded.

JKL's Draven successfully secured the kill, earning the passive bounty.

Around the same time that he secured the kill in the mid lane, TheShy in the top lane made a strong tower dive and delivered good news, successfully defeating the enemy Camille in a 1v1.

Double happiness!

【666666, great card】

These guys really figured out how to play the All-Star game.

Honestly, if I were Camille, I'd already be AFK after this wave of minions under the top lane tower.

[It's okay, keep pretending, ignite the dog BISS!]

Since the All-Star event was an exhibition match, none of the eight players had Teleport; they all opted for Ignite and Flash. In this tower dive, if no one came to help Camille, and unless TheShy explicitly fed, Camille would have been completely outmatched.

Seeing this, a group of conservative top laners (classic examples being Teleport and Bone Grasp) breathed a sigh of relief. Heaven knows how much they hate top laners with Ignite. In their eyes, with differing opinions, Ignite top laners are simply shameless.

Meanwhile, countless viewers also praised the director's work this time.

Perhaps due to being confined at home for too long because of the natural disaster, the director's skills have visibly improved. He was able to replay the footage in multiple threads and even pull out an extra small replay to reiterate the vision control art of the bottom lane duo.

If it weren't for Faker's outstanding performance, this year's director would definitely be a contender for "everything in the world".

"Awesome! Boardman, if you have any other tricks up your sleeve, hurry up and use them so we can just blow them out of the water."

"An idea? Does targeting the jungler count? After all, Nunu ganked the top lane so many times just now."

"Wait... what does this have to do with the jungler? Wasn't this ganked by Nunu?"

"Putting ganks aside, even if Nunu is 99% responsible, doesn't Graves bear at least 1% responsibility?"

The other four LPL All-Stars: ...

Integration: Chapter Fifteen: High-end ingredients often only require the simplest processing methods.

Over the next few minutes, Faker experienced the fan meeting process firsthand.

Draven is a champion that you can let go of if you let him get a kill in the early game and there are no opportunities to kill him in the bot lane. Roland, who was freed up, didn't go anywhere and set up his base in the mid lane.

Faker was dumbfounded.

While Nunu is not easy to gank, that doesn't mean he's not easy to gank. Due to his relatively simple skill mechanics and the fact that his damage output is mainly dependent on his skills, he has almost no room for maneuver when facing a Fiddlesticks with silence and fear.

Even though I can't kill you, I'm going to hunt you down to the death.

Anyway, in the All-Star game, annoying the opponent is one of the core strategies. In just a few minutes, Faker has been visited by the opponent's Fiddlesticks four times. To be honest, this kind of attention has never been shown on his birthday.

"This... Banhuang's gank in the mid lane is a bit too aggressive." Looking at Fiddlesticks, who was practically stuck in the mid lane, the LPL commentators were all embarrassed.

"Actually, you can see some things from God's perspective; it seems like he's deliberately misleading the other side."

"For example?"

"For example, Kassadin has actually been quietly lingering around Draven without leaving."

to be honest.

Roland was ostensibly pulling Faker to self-destruct in the mid lane, but in reality, he was waiting for the opposing bot lane duo to impulsively engage. You have to understand that Draven is currently playing solo in the bot lane, and Samira and Alistar have a chance to force a tower dive and take him down. It just depends on whether the opponent will fall for it.

In fact, the other side actually fell for it.

Faced with a large wave of minions pushing into the enemy tower, and seeing Draven with only one enemy left, no one could resist the urge to act impulsively.

So... Niu Niu went up.

With a powerful charge followed by a "Happy New Year, Brothers and Sisters-in-Law" combo, and then the ultimate "Mortal's Might," the Minotaur under the tower was like a god of war, charging straight for Draven's rear. Alpaca wasn't to be outdone, activating his abilities and following closely behind; both were eager to finish off Draven immediately.

Unfortunately, shortly after they rushed forward, a figure they desperately wanted to see—the Blind Monk—suddenly appeared in front of them.

Looking at the Tauren closest to him, the Blind Monk couldn't help but recall the host's teachings: high-end ingredients often only need to be processed in the simplest way, but as an ingredient, such as a piece of beef, it needs to be pounded for 5400 seconds to be considered delicious and have a better texture.

So, in order to create a perfect beef dish.

A combo of ↓↙←↙↓↘→+AC was unleashed, sending the enemy bot lane duo, along with their minions, crashing into the wall.

In this 2v2 (Draven + turret), the LCK side still has some room to maneuver.

But in a 2v3 situation, they can only run away.

With the idea that "if the support doesn't go to hell, who will?", Samira, who had just escaped the control chain, immediately used Flash to try to escape. As soon as she landed, she found that a Flash light also appeared behind her.

The next second, half-health Draven suddenly appeared beside him.

"You've offended the abbot and you think you can just leave? Not so easy!" With that, he threw out his E skill, "Pathfinder Axe," interrupting the opponent's escape route while simultaneously unleashing a flurry of basic attacks.

Unfortunately, he underestimated Samira's explosive power when she first appeared.

After realizing that Draven no longer had his Axe of the Axe to interrupt his abilities, Alpaca decisively turned around and used his ultimate in response, as Draven's last axe fell.

LPL_JKL kills LCK_Deft

[LCK_Deft kills LPL_JKL]

After a trade, both sides' bot lane AD carries each secured a kill.

"You're in too much of a hurry."

"No way, I've been putting up with him for a long time, it really feels good."

"But you can't farm this minion wave."

"It's okay, I'll do it!"

Just as Lee Sin was about to clear the wave, Rookie's shout stopped him in time. Looking around, good heavens, Syndra had already almost reached the bottom lane.

Why did you run down the road?

"Don't even mention it, ask your support player."

"what?"

"He just ganked Nunu, and then he completely wiped out my minion wave."

"???"

To be honest, Rookie has been a professional player for so long, and this is the first time he's seen a support player steal farm from his teammates like this, and the moves are so skillful.

At first, when Faker was ganked a few times, he didn't realize it and simply thought that Faker just hadn't found the right opportunity. But when Rookie discovered that Faker had reached level six by relying on his ganking experience, he finally realized the key.

What kind of body odor-type assistant is this?

Are you trying to disgust people?

No one noticed that Roland's gank was an indiscriminate attack, successfully ganking both mid laners.

Unfortunately, Rookie had no choice but to run down and eat the route.

Just as the various experts in the live stream were about to start their吐槽 (tu cao, meaning to criticize or ridicule), TheShy, the top laner, once again stirred things up.

Riven's combos, well, Riven doesn't really have any fixed combos.

Riven's combos are usually adjusted freely according to the situation, and she does whatever feels comfortable rather than blindly choosing the combo with the highest damage. Facing Shy, whose personal strength has inexplicably returned to normal, Canna is completely unable to withstand the pressure.

After repeated tower dives and poke, both top laners were now at low health. The only difference was that Riven no longer had Flash, but still had her second ultimate ability to use.

Given that, Canna was also thinking of taking advantage of the opportunity when the opponent tower dived to give them a chance to turn the tables.

One Q segment... two Q segments.

Just as Riven's second Q was approaching and she raised her sword.

"Shu~"

Canna used Flash.

This flash directly from the front to the side. As long as you dodge Riven's second ultimate, Whirlwind Slash, and wait for your passive cooldown to finish with one second left, you can use E to give the opponent a "sweep, shield, and counter-kill!" combo.

However, just as he flashed away, Riven raised his sword and simultaneously flashed a recall light.

"Go back...back to the city!?"

Canna, who is strong in domestic battles but weak in international battles, couldn't understand Riven's big heart in this wave. After the opponent lost their Flash, Riven decisively used her second R, and at the same time used her E skill in the opposite direction to activate her shield and leave the tower, absorbing the last tower damage.

A perfect kill.