You actually want me to...

The moment they entered the triangular patch of grass.

A box suddenly emerged from the ground, instantly plunging the two into a state of fear.

JKL, Ming: ? ? ?

Holy crap, what's with this box?

Before they could react, LWX's Kai'Sa, who had returned to base earlier and positioned herself, started dealing damage in conjunction with Shaco's backstab. Just as the two were about to turn around after the crowd control ended, another box was placed in front of them on their retreat path.

Ignite Bard, then subtly help Kai'Sa break free from Bard's Q to avoid being chained together, and then let Kai'Sa continue auto-attacking.

Bard's total health was only a few hundred points in the early game, and just one box dealt more than a hundred damage. With Shaco and Kai'Sa's Q and auto-attacks, plus Ignite, he was already at his limit.

With no other option, Ming could only use his Flash ability to try and escape.

"I can't hold on any longer, I'm outta here."

"Wait! Don't Flash down into the Dragon Pit!" Before JKL could finish speaking, Bard, unable to withstand the damage, had already Flashed down into the Dragon Pit.

The next second, another box was suddenly startled awake.

Fear + DPS trigger.

This time, Ming's Bard could no longer withstand the damage from the two and died tragically under the box.

[Ni丶BAN killed Mi丶Ming]

First Blood!

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PY: *The Villainous Senior Brother, 9 to 5*

Synopsis: [I am Lu Changge, the Immortal Lord of Eternal Immortality!]

[A demonic heart within the immortal sect, born evil]

Even if one day I hold the sun and moon in my hands and bear an unyielding back, I will still be invincible above and below the heavens!

[Ding! Clocking in, work starts at 9:00 AM. True Energy +1, Constitution +1, Charm +5]

Lu Changge, who transmigrated into a game world and became the villainous senior brother, had already resolved all his troubles in the plot, but he was still entangled by a system that claimed to be cultivating the ultimate villain but actually worked a nine-to-five job.

"Hey, who wants to be a villain with someone like you!"

[Ding! Accept this system task. New player reward: Immortal Weapon - Zhuxian Sword]

"Then let's give it a try... being a villainous senior brother with a nine-to-five job?"

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The reincarnation of the Empress has shocked the invincible swordswoman Fu Hua, who had a conversation with people from the future.

They told her that if she didn't get rid of her disciple Lu Changge soon, he would become the ultimate demon who would destroy the world.

But no matter how Fu Hua observed, she only felt that Lu Changge was just a lazy bum working nine to five.

Integration: Chapter 19: Prince Ning: I'm familiar with this rhythm!

"Holy crap, why is there another box here?"

"I told you not to slip down, but you wouldn't listen."

"Then you should have said so sooner."

"I just remembered that too."

Ming is really confused. The enemy team was supposed to have all five of them run into his top jungle, so how come this Shaco has three loot boxes here?

Are you completely unsociable?

With the support dead, Draven, who wasn't focused down, waited for his jungler's support without using Flash. However, LWX and Roland knew when to back down, turning back as soon as they saw Bard Flash into the dragon pit. By then, they had already created some distance and returned to their lane first.

Watching the Draven on the other side who wanted to come over but didn't dare, and ultimately had to go around in circles back to his lane, LWX was grinning from ear to ear.

"Wow, that was quite a show for the King of the Board! Are you really the clown himself?"

"Stop making baseless accusations. He jumped in himself. What does it have to do with me?"

"Ah, indeed."

The kill before the lane opened not only gave the Shaco a first blood, but more importantly, it also suppressed Draven.

Before Bard came back, they were playing two against one.

After Bard came back, it was two Tier 2s against one Tier 2 and one Tier 1, or two Tier 3s against one Tier 3 and one Tier 2. The difference was huge.

As the saying goes: "An inch longer, an inch stronger; an inch shorter, an inch more dangerous."

In terms of weapons, different lengths, hardness, and sizes all have different playstyles and offensive capabilities. Similarly, in a game, each additional skill a hero gains makes a world of difference. Ning was originally thinking he could only play top lane this game, but this unexpected surprise in the bottom lane instantly broadened his jungle strategy.

Q: How to fight for power along three lines?

A: Isn't this the style of play ingrained in his DNA?! What the hell are you thinking? Just hack into his system!

On this day, Prince Ning returned to the territory of the trident handle.

Seeing Ning starting to invade the enemy jungle and aggressively deal damage, the Blue Team wholeheartedly agreed and said they would provide support if necessary.

Then, Roland and LWX finished pushing the lane, sold the jungler, and went back to base.

joke.

They ambushed the enemy team earlier and thought they could gain some lane control. Now that both sides are level three, instead of going back to upgrade their equipment, they're just sitting in lane waiting to be bullied by the enemy's two ranged attackers?

They're not stupid.

Once you have an initial advantage, the first thing to do is to push the lane and go back to base as soon as possible to convert your economic advantage into an equipment advantage. Then, use your equipment advantage to stabilize the lane and look for opportunities. This is one of the most basic principles of League of Legends strategy.

Fortunately, Ning was clearing the enemy's top jungle, and Fiora and Syndra were still in lane. Otherwise, just seeing this scene would probably have made people start cursing.

Knowing the weakness of his own bot lane duo, Roland didn't expect either jungler to come back to the bot lane. One reason was that his own bot lane lacked the ability to lock down enemies, and the other was that he was wary of Shaco's incredibly annoying boxes. Nobody knew where this particularly cunning guy would put his boxes.

Taking advantage of the brief respite between going home and coming out again, Roland ran straight towards the middle of the road.

Very simple.

When we have an early advantage, our team pushes the lane and goes back to base to upgrade our equipment, while the enemy team goes back to base to upgrade their equipment. During this back-and-forth time, our AD carry is absolutely safe to go back to base, which means that the support can squeeze out an opportunity to roam during this time.

Aside from the fact that going to the top lane would result in a huge loss, going to the mid lane or the jungle would result in a small loss, but not a complete loss. This time, Roland undoubtedly chose the mid lane.

The hero Lulu was actually chosen by netizens by accident as the optimal choice for Doinb.

Knight's Syndra was undeniably strong throughout 2020, and without any nerfs, she was a powerful champion who could dominate the game in the early, mid, and late game with normal development. In theory, unless the opponent picked a mid-lane fighter, she could basically crush any opponent in lane.

Unfortunately, the opponent was Lulu.

This hero is arguably one of the most difficult to play in the mid lane. The way to win is that it is extremely versatile and fearless against burst mages, only afraid of assassins. It is the kind of hero who can "you can't kill me in lane, but I can keep bothering you." Even against a T0 hero like Syndra, it can force a 50/50 matchup and ensure its own development.

It's simply a matter of one core changing and the other auxiliary.

What are the drawbacks?

He's a bit of a freeloader and relies heavily on his teammates.

The optimal solution is to directly shut down JackeyLove's Draven. The next best solution is to crush the mid laner or jungler, and then use the numerical advantage to shut down the bot lane.

The core strategy is to gank the bot lane and prevent Draven from getting ahead; the only difference is whether or not they engage in skirmishes. Since it's difficult to kill him, and there aren't many opportunities, why is Roland going to the mid lane?

Of course, it's to help place spies and boxes to prevent ganks.

Yeah, I'll just leech some mid-lane experience along the way.

Since his gank was essentially an open gank, Roland simply and openly passed through the mid lane, made a few feints, placed a box at the entrance of his own upper jungle, and casually threw Lulu's E skill on his way back before finally rushing back to the bottom lane.

Looking at the extra third of experience in his experience bar, Roland couldn't help but sigh that there are still many good people in this world.

Then continue to play cautiously and farm in the bottom lane.

There's no way around it, he's Draven. If you don't get killed in the laning phase, you've already succeeded.

"Hey, why didn't the audience pick a hero with a hook for you?" LWX felt helpless as he was being pressured under the tower.

The saddest thing in the world is knowing the other person's weaknesses but having no way to exploit them; that's just incredibly frustrating.

If any champion had a Q skill with crowd control, Draven would have been blown up long ago.

"How can you blame me? I don't think I have a clown in my special skills list, no matter which list it is. It must be Old Qin who is deliberately talking nonsense."

"what?"

"Oh, I mean someone is definitely stirring up trouble and deliberately framing me."

"Oh."

However, it was when both bot lane duos reached level five that the junglers on both sides finally began their first clash around the bot lane.

The red team is trying to tower dive.

Draven is a very strong champion, but he also faces offensive pressure. Without an economic lead, Draven's value is even less than that of a Tier 2 AD carry. This champion has too many weaknesses if he cannot achieve an item advantage.

It has no movement range, short range, and the action of picking up the axe is quite obvious.

Neither of these options is a good thing in the current meta where damage is further amplified, so even though there are too many variables in ganking the bottom lane, Sofm still has to try to gank the bottom lane once.

What he didn't expect was that the shoe king would also come.

However, he didn't come on his own; Roland, sensing something was wrong, shook him there.

Why, you ask?

Because he discovered that his dearest friend JKL had missed the cannon minion while last-hitting without anyone bothering him.

Integration: Chapter Twenty: How could this be fake?

Are you sure the Rengar on the other side will really come?

"uncertain."

"If you weren't sure, why did you sway me over here?"