You actually want me to...

It's the same old problem that I discovered before I even joined the team.

Ah Le's single-carrying problem.

Single-lane systems may seem simple, but they are actually quite complex.

First, split-pushing requires boldness and meticulousness. You need to pay attention to the enemy's position signals on the map in time, and you also need to judge when you can split-push and when you should move towards your teammates based on the conditions of the whole map, instead of blindly pushing to your death.

Secondly, the positioning for pulling back is even more complicated. It requires ensuring the vision of the single-handed position, while also balancing applying pressure to the front and creating space when the vision in another area is insufficient.

Or to put it another way:

Being in a one-person relationship is like being the boy in a puppy love relationship. You want to be intimate with the girl, but you also have to ensure secrecy and be prepared to separate or run away at any time to avoid being seen or caught.

The "pulling position" is like the girl in an early romantic relationship; she's afraid the guy won't come, but she's also afraid he'll mess things up, so she has to carefully find the right balance.

The on-field commander was clearly not up to the task, which led to their attempt being overwhelmed by the opposing WE team in a head-on team fight, a strategic mistake.

"That's it? Why don't you just switch back to your original strategy? You'll still win 3-1."

"Ahem, if we win all the time, then of course we don't need to, but if we lose... you know, the club also needs to do some operations."

"Damn, so it was the boss's request after all? Just say so." Hearing White Crescent's explanation, Roland gave him a reproachful look, then casually picked up a towel, intending to rinse off and refresh herself before going on stage.

As a former office worker, he actually had some understanding of the position of the white crescent moon.

If they win 3-0, they can do some marketing, like "If the non-fully-formed TES is this strong, then the fully-formed XXXX must be strong." But if they lose a game, they need to immediately change players and gradually shift the focus from the club to Roland.

Although the targets are different, the core purpose is the same: to make money.

This is not hard to understand, after all, in reality:

Your ideal boss: He'll spend ages explaining his needs and why he wants to do this, then eagerly await your prompt completion.

The actual superior says: "Give me a document of XXX, and I need to see it by a certain time."

Roland can be capricious in front of the white crescent moon because they are already very familiar with each other, but in front of the club's leaders, Roland is still very clear about his position.

He's a guy with an annual salary of tens of millions, so from the moment he signed the contract, TES has been his home!

As long as the money is right, it's not a big deal if he doesn't treat people like humans.

Fifteen minutes later, when the TES team reappeared on the field, the position of the Prophet had quietly changed hands again, and the audience took a closer look.

Oh ho?

Isn't this the Emperor?

Good grief, this is the third time TES's Zhonya's Hourglass has been broken by WE. Are they furious?

[TES: We promise not to be the first to use nuclear weapons unless our invincibility is broken.]

[Tsk tsk tsk, if it were the last game, I think WE might have had a chance, but this fourth game... well, there's no way to win.]

[What's unsolvable? If even TES is afraid, how can we compete for next year's world championship?]

While the chat was buzzing with discussion, TES's team voice chat also revealed some confusion about Roland's sudden appearance.

"Why were you suddenly allowed to come up here?"

"Because losing the third game is not what the sponsors want to see. They want to see us kill WE with a single shot, you know?"

"Why not just change your playing style? You didn't have to be sent up here, did you? Your offensive style is already comparable to a cannon." After thinking about it, even the veteran player Haro couldn't quite understand.

"You don't understand. In our country, anything that can be scoped in, can kill in one shot, and has a large caliber is called a sniper rifle."

Summary: Chapter 41: This is unfair!

"Is there anything you want to take? You can tell me." Before the game started, White Crescent Moon said to her teammates in a serious tone, holding a small notebook in her hand.

Roland: Whatever.

JKL: Bros, I want to play a mage carry.

K-King: You can play either way (Afghan)

Ha Huang: Me too.

Five people, four heroes, once you get used to this team's hero pool, White Crescent can really laugh in his sleep. The only difficulty is that sometimes he can't understand what K-Emperor is saying.

But this is not important.

First round of bans:

TES: Orianna, Ornn, Galio

WE: Camille, Zoe, Akali

The idea behind both sides in this round of bans was to release Renekton and Graves together, so that everyone could just have one as a token gesture.

One round of PICK:

TES: Graves, Sett, Kai'Sa

WE: Taliyah, Renekton, Samira

In the first three rounds, neither side made any unexpected bans. TES used Sett as a flex pick, while WE got their wish and picked Samira, a T0 bot lane champion in the current patch. JKL hadn't picked this champion in a single match since her release, making her a pick they were 100% confident of getting.

but...

After picking Jinfu, WE was forced to make a move, but their draft picks became much clearer.

Second round of bans: Thresh, Taric, Fiddlesticks, and Pantheon were all banned.

Second round of PICK:

WE will lock in the Japanese hero first.

At this point, almost all the strong supports have been banned, and there are very few top laners left who can counter Renekton. Their thinking is simple: isn't Sett a flex pick?

Both the upper and lower lanes are in a state of emergency now, so just tell me which one you want to shake.

"The opponent's draft picks were indeed a bit childish."

Seeing the opposing team's various picks of only meta heroes, White Crescent thought for a moment and decided to teach them a lesson in what true cruelty is.

Judging from the current lineups, WE is definitely going for an aggressive, push-oriented style, while TES is clearly going for a kiting-style lineup. Therefore, they need a support who can both counter-engage and initiate, as well as some tankiness and crowd control, otherwise they will easily lose lane control.

That being the case.

The final two picks: Syndra + Maokai, locked in!

【666666】

[Holy crap! A tree!?]

Goodness, even a big tree has appeared.

[Waaaaah, Second Prince, he actually gave up the only great tree that Father Emperor left him! He...he's so kind.]

Amazing skill!

Nobody expected that TES would pull out a big tree from their crotch as their last move, and judging from the way it looks, this tree might even be for the support to play?

Simply outrageous.

WE panicked briefly after seeing the big tree, but then gritted their teeth and took the jungler Ekko, which they had already planned.

At this point, both teams' lineups were complete.

TES: Top lane Sett, Jungle Graves, Mid lane Syndra, Bot lane Kai'Sa + Maokai

WE: Top lane Renekton, Jungle Ekko, Mid lane Taliyah, Bot lane Samira + Leona

One level.

Roland naturally ran towards the top lane again, almost exactly the same strategy as in the semifinals. This move completely stunned his teammates once again.

"Wait...didn't you use this trick yesterday? All's fair in love and war, brother."

No, you don't understand.

"If this were against an LCK team, it would be one thing, but these are also veterans from the LPL. Do you think they'd fall for this?"

"Hmph, young. They know we can play guerrilla warfare, so naturally the other side has counter-guerrilla tactics. According to the counter-guerrilla warfare manual, guerrilla warfare is all about hitting and moving, so there's definitely no one in the spot that was hit by a cannon shot. The other side might just be loitering there right now~"

Ignoring his teammates' advice, the same script was played out again just one day later.

Wow, this route!

[You're really addicted to fishing, but that's a straight hook!]

Do they really think professional gamers are all idiots? If this hooks, I'll reverse my ID.

[Get ready, upstairs! Just a heads-up: there are far too many fools in this world, and far too few scammers.]

The previous book described the scams used by "deaf and mute children" at train and subway stations, where people carry donation forms. Even now, some readers are still reporting falling for these scams. That's bad enough, but now they're blatantly robbing people. They greet you by saying they lost their wallet and ask if you can help them with a meal or train ticket. They even offer a QR code to collect payments.

Other low-end scams include, but are not limited to: online dating scams, investment scams involving profit sharing, real estate agent interview scams, "green tea" scams, scams involving certain online platforms, and so on. Oh, and today there might even be people who have never met in person to celebrate the New Year. All I can say is: be vigilant.

As it turned out, Roland's idea was correct.

When Breathing Bro saw Jinfu, his first thought was that the two of them had fished out the top and support yesterday. But after thinking about it, how could someone as cunning as Banhuang use the same trick for two consecutive days?

So he went up and messed around with it.

But this act of being cheeky really caused him trouble.

Binding, iron fist, justice ignited!

It was the same trilogy as yesterday, but this time, having learned from yesterday's experience, Breath Bro, realizing he couldn't escape, simply didn't bother to use his Flash, and was caught and taken down by Sett's small step.

First Blood!

The head was given to Ah Le.

"Holy crap, the captain was amazing this time." As someone who had used the same tactic twice, even the proud and arrogant Ah Le was completely convinced.

Let's be reasonable and try to put ourselves in each other's shoes.

Even if he were on the opposing team, he would still choose to go up and be a bit cheeky. There are very aggressive top laners and very team-oriented top laners. Although each top laner has a different style, all top laners have one unavoidable commonality - they like to be cheeky.

"Calm down. You're playing top lane, after all. As a qualified top laner, you can't be too naive. Call for help when you can, use dirty tricks when you can, and attack the bottom lanes when you can. Basically, you have to be shameless."

"Good heavens, you're the first person to describe something so filthy and rotten." Knight shrugged as he listened to Roland's explanation.

At least he's a teammate.