You actually want me to...

See? I told you long ago that this guy is a complete psychopath.

[Ah, indeed, he truly is the epitome of clown and straw man.]

Although I know it's just an exhibition match and the game is played casually, the fact that the Joker could perform like this against professional players is a way of proving himself, right?

[Indirect proof? Are you referring to the kind of proof that a player in Diamond rank or higher has never played a single game as the Joker?]

Play around as you please, but don't take clowns as the answer.

Unless this thing receives a major buff in terms of stats, or the equipment is changed to be extremely suitable for it, or all the jungle heroes at the same time are nerfed, this thing can only reach Diamond rank at most.

If the enemy support upgrades their support item, and they improve their vision before team fights, focus more on the fight, and use their scanner more frequently, then Shaco won't have any room to perform.

Oh, I'm sorry.

They can't even hold out in lane; aside from the jungler role, they'll get completely destroyed in single lanes by various T0 meta heroes in other positions.

After two major plays, Roland began to gradually free up (let his AD carry run away) and the groundwork he had laid before finally came in handy – Kai'Sa now had two summoner spells.

Since Bard isn't a hard CC, Draven basically won't have a chance to get kills on Kai'Sa in lane unless LWX intentionally feeds. After dying once, Draven without any kills isn't much of a threat.

Instead of wasting time peacefully farming with the enemy bot lane duo, it's better to take advantage of the fact that the enemy isn't fully serious yet and quickly do everything that Shaco can do.

For example, forcibly ganking and annoying the opponent.

So, for the next few minutes, the top, mid, and jungle players of the Red Team were almost completely overwhelmed by this clown.

It caused some damage... though not much.

But that invisibility and control feature is truly disgusting.

Especially Ning, his jungling in this game was absolutely amazing. He didn't have to think about how to farm at all, as four (boosters) guided and cast spells for him the whole time. With the help of Roland Shaco, he could even chase the enemy Rengar all over the map, looking incredibly smug.

"This kid's really into it." Looking at the clown on the map, running around aimlessly with the jungler, the players and coaches in the audience couldn't help but admire his emotional intelligence.

The first two moves demonstrated his command ability and his boldness and meticulousness, respectively. Jill's aimless wandering afterwards was seen by them as him finishing his own performance and then handing the spotlight over to the other players.

The All-Star Game isn't a one-person show after all. It's not good to always occupy a spot. In the end, the All-Star teammates are all the team leaders of their respective teams. If they had had this kind of emotional intelligence back then, they wouldn't be having trouble finding teams in their later years. Ultimately, it's just a matter of someone else's word.

This time, you can only say that Roland has seized the future.

However, what he was really thinking was:

Holy crap, they managed to escape?!

Holy crap, you can jump like that in those bushes?!

[666666, this Bocca's vision in the bushes is amazing, one more, one more~]

[Great move~ As expected, these guys are always hiding their skills. Yes, that's it, show off a bit more, be even more flamboyant. Once you've attracted the attention of all the viewers in the live stream and they're all playing Rengar tonight, I can quietly rack up some ranked Rengar points. Then this month's ranked KPI will be a piece of cake, right? Hahaha~ I really am a genius~]

Summary: Chapter Twenty-Two: All-Star Players, Terrifyingly Powerful

On one side, Banhuang's Shaco was causing trouble all over the map with Ning, while on the other side, Bin's Fiora was thinking about how to make a good play against the enemy Ornn.

As mentioned earlier, Langx is a passable top laner.

If you give him 40 points of resources, he can achieve 60 points of results. If you give him 80 points of resources, he can still only achieve 60 points of results. He's basically stuck at that level.

This type of top laner is very stable in team fights and often during the laning phase. Even if they lose minions and experience, they will try their best to minimize their losses. The downside is that their individual skill is not strong, or rather, it starts to decline as they get older.

This is an opportunity!

As I said before, the All-Star event is an entertainment competition. No player will take this game seriously like a pro. Veteran players use it to boost their image and find new teams, while new players take the opportunity to rise to the top and increase their value. Therefore, a solo kill is quite necessary.

With that in mind, Bin went ahead and started.

In the early game, Fiora can't be said to be a major counter to Ornn, but she at least has the initiative and is relatively easier to play against. Her Q skill targets the opponent's weaknesses, and once her E skill is activated, she can immediately create a "female teacher" effect, or even keep an eye on a large wave of minions.

Seeing the opponent's extremely outrageous attrition, Wolf naturally understood his intentions.

He deliberately sold his blood to challenge someone.

Seeing this young man relentlessly trying to fight him head-on, Wolf was happy to accept the challenge. After all, for a player his age, winning meant he was still sharp, and losing... well, he wasn't really playing against him anyway.

He activated his W skill, applied Fragile, and began to retreat, seemingly unwilling to fight the opponent. When Fiora Q'd him, Langx immediately followed up with a basic attack, then canceled his movement, attempting to bait out Fiora's W.

only...

While both Bin and Bin raised their hands in the same way, Bin made a feint, as if he had anticipated it.

In this exchange, both sides blocked each other's basic attacks.

"Wow, this top lane matchup is pretty impressive." As someone who was active throughout the game, Roland would subconsciously pay attention to the situation in each lane. Seeing the two players' moves, even though he was a top laner himself, he couldn't help but give a thumbs up to the two cunning old foxes.

No wonder he plays top lane; his laning phase is dirty.

Seeing that neither of them was falling for the other's tricks, Wolf did not hesitate to start his own combo after dodging Fiora's Q skill with Flash.

Ignite + QRERWA — For details, please visit the Emperor's video.

This combo maximizes Ornn's damage and control chain, but its weakness is that it can be blocked by Fiora's W or dodged with Flash. However, Bin didn't use W to block it in this instance. While blocking it would prevent him from getting hit, Ornn wouldn't be able to fight him afterward, and Fiora, whose Q is interrupted, can't catch up with Ornn.

Therefore, the only option is to take medicine (time warp supplement) and tough it out!

Because Ornn used his W skill to bait out Fiora's W earlier, Ornn's combo damage couldn't be fully landed in this wave, missing one Fragile attack, thus leaving Fiora with less than 200 HP of room to maneuver.

Use a basic attack, then flash into the bush to create distance and wait for the Ignite effect to end.

The game is right here.

Ornn has a chance to kill, but he has to wait for Fiora's Conqueror rune to expire. Fiora also has a chance to make a move because her ultimate is still active, giving him room to counter-kill.

only...

Having gotten used to the opponent's Langx having teleport, I still overlooked a tiny detail. Just as Fiora's Conqueror was about to expire, an Ignite spell landed perfectly on Ornn.

Ignite the conquest!

When he saw the flame appear, Wolf finally realized he wanted to retreat, but... it was too late.

Maintain distance and follow up, activate ultimate, use QW to interrupt Ornn's E skill to escape, and begin releasing Silver Fiora's ultimate skill - [One Second One Break].

It's slow, but it's stable.

The ultimate skill doesn't necessarily require triggering a healing circle to be considered successful. Its greater effect is increased damage and passive speed boost. Even if a normal Fiora player can't achieve four hits in one second or four hits during the skill's duration, it's acceptable to use other temporary effects to fill the gap.

To be fair, explosions also count as demolition.

Because Ornn had been lured too far away by Fiora, he was unable to escape back to the tower in the face of Fiora's pursuit. In the end, in a back-and-forth struggle, Fiora finally managed to take down Ornn.

A solo kill.

At this point, A-BIN's results finally became somewhat satisfactory.

[Holy crap, Bin!]

[The blue team's individual skill is still amazing; they managed to get a solo kill.]

[Actually, the problem lies in the bot lane; Banhuang knows JKL too well.]

Now that you mention it, I'm reminded of the Noble Phantasm "Sapphire Blue," which guarantees a 100% hit rate with JKL's Q skill. This guy is indeed easily countered by his own support.

However... it's just an exhibition match, those who know, know.

Although some comments were indeed sarcastic and sarcastic, most players were just having fun and didn't think there was anything wrong with it.

With Ueno and Fu simultaneously succeeding on all three lanes, there was naturally no point in continuing the game.

Although it was an All-Star game, everyone was actually looking forward to leaving early, and they all played rather casually for the rest of the game. Apart from Rengar and Draven Popo both using their scanners to focus on killing Shaco, there weren't any other major changes in this game.

A dozen minutes later...

When the red team's crystal was finally destroyed, the All-Star Blue Team won the first game.

Of course, they immediately sent it back in the second game.

If the first game was about fans choosing heroes for the players, then the second game was about each side picking one hero from the top five in Rank. Since the right side's lineup was more stable and roaming, and both the top and mid laners had the potential to "play as a support," Sofm and JKL woke up in the second game, and their three-protect-two lineup completely crushed the left side's five-lane lineup.

Even as he stepped off the stage, Roland's smile remained somewhat stiff.

He was targeted.

In the second game, the red team, with a huge advantage, almost singled out him, making him completely helpless.

"Hmph, these stingy people. I only beat them once, is it really that big of a deal?"

"Don't rush... Bro, the coach will draft the next game, we can win." Unlike Roland, because he played too aggressively in the first game and absorbed too much aggro, the other four players' mentality wasn't really affected in the second game; they just watched the support die.

In the third game, the top two coaches from both sides, selected by official vote, took the stage to draft the lineup. This meant the coaches would create targeted drafts based on the personalities and synergies of their team members, putting the game to the test. Although the five-man lineup seemed to have suffered a crushing defeat in the second game, with the coaches providing guidance, they were not entirely unable to generate some synergy.

White Crescent, the coach of the blue team who is about to take the stage, is actually very optimistic about the blue team's potential. Although the red team is more stable, their ceiling is limited, and at best, they can only achieve a very high score.

But the Blue Team is different. Every member of the Blue Team has unlimited potential, and the upper limit of their combat power is even as high as 13.41 billion.

While 13.41 billion may seem unattainable, if you work hard and are down-to-earth, you could actually earn it in just 90,000 years. Yes, that number is that outrageous. What's even more outrageous is that even if White Crescent used cheats to buy players through the entire LPL's "Wind Spirit Moon Shadow" cheat, the highest power level he could achieve in a single click would only be 90 million.

An All-Star player, terrifyingly so (doge).

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P.S.: Happy Winter Solstice.

Summary: Chapter Twenty-Three: I would rather betray others than be betrayed by them!

"Coach!"

"Don't worry, it's a small problem, I'll take care of it for you."

"Nice... Coach, the car you inspect tonight is sure to be a gem."

"Holy crap, this is a competition! There's a recording, so be serious."

With his coach White Crescent's approval, Roland rubbed his hands excitedly. He still remembered the grievances he suffered in the second game, and he was determined to get revenge.

Then... the opposing team's draft phase began.

In the third game, Roland returned to the blue side.

First round of bans: