You actually want me to...

With the highest proficiency level of Flash WR, the combo was executed, and a female knight descended from the sky. Before the JDG team could even react, they saw that heroic figure rush into their own team.

E skill pull!

In the river of Summoner's Rift, Riel used Flash Jump to control four enemy generals at once.

The tide has turned.

Summary: Chapter Sixty-Nine: People always need to give themselves a little surprise.

Holy crap, 666666!

[So it can be driven? Why didn't you just drive it like this sooner?!]

Do you guys even understand the value of playing cards? They never lock in their health until they're practically dead, and they never unleash their full potential until they're in dire straits. These two bot laners are really good at this.

【Wait, why is it that his Riven can activate her ultimate so smoothly with Flash, while mine makes me look like I have Parkinson's?】

Absolutely!

Viewers who haven't explored the hero Riel in depth won't understand Riel's terrifying ability to initiate team fights when she has Flash.

Just like a large number of people who have never had hands-on experience with experimental subjects, the knowledge they can learn is limited to the few actions they learn by watching "videos," and they don't know that there are many actions they have never imagined that can be performed on the actual "battlefield."

So once you see it, all you can think of is "awesome".

This is the information gap.

At this point in time, Roland's move, if executed quickly enough, would undoubtedly be stunning. But once everyone can do it in a few months, it will become as unremarkable as a blind man's R-flash.

Rui'er absorbed four opponents in one wave, so the rest of TES could easily deal damage, especially Knight. You know, Zoe's brain-splitting skills have been praised throughout the competition. Now that the four opponents are grouped together, they have to be dealt with.

Zoe's Starfall, Camille's Kick, Olaf's Axe, and the most lethal Miss Fortune's Ultimate—a barrage of skills nearly wiped out all of JDG's health.

Realizing they couldn't escape, they were about to confront Rui'er, who had organized the group, when they discovered...

"Ding~"

The sight of the golden figure completely stunned everyone at JDG.

"Holy crap, a golden body? Didn't this guy use the stopwatch in the last round?"

"No, he really did achieve a golden body, boss!"

"He has that much money?"

"That's the problem. His gear hasn't changed in a long time. This guy is deliberately hoarding money to annoy people."

Yes, when the JDG team saw the gleaming golden item in Roland's inventory, everyone felt disgusted again.

That's outrageous.

You haven't updated your equipment in so long, and when you do, it's a huge upgrade. Are you some kind of Lu Meng? How can you hoard so much gold? How much gold do you need to farm before you can start earning money?

Roland also expressed that he felt very wronged about this.

If he were winning, he would have gone straight for the support mythic item. But he's losing, so what's the most durable item when he's losing?

It can only be that he has become invincible.

Another problem arises: the spell power book for the Golden Body is useless to him, and simply building an arm guard first is not cost-effective. Not only does it take a long time to accumulate the passive, but it is also easy for the opponent to see through his intentions. So it is better to just save money and wait for a piece to be built to ambush people.

That's the nature of speculative psychology.

Just like how everyone buys funds during a major trend, while you specialize in buying football. He plays the dollar-cost averaging game, while you play the win-loss-draw game. In the short term, he makes money, but in the long run, who knows who will win?

People always need to give themselves a little surprise, right? (laughs)

With a quadra kill, TES not only reversed the previous economic deficit, but also took advantage of the situation to take the dragon, push towers, and invade the enemy jungle. Adhering to the "three alls" policy, they almost overturned the entire enemy jungle floor.

"How about that, Ah Le? It's a success now."

Even when the team fight ended, Ah Le still looked a little dazed.

For a top laner, if their support can initiate team fights two or three times in a game, then they really don't know how they could possibly lose the game.

That's absolutely outrageous.

"That's incredible! How did you do that?"

"How did I do that? Well, it's because I was low on health first, of course."

"???"

What truly shocked A-Le was that, despite having personally witnessed Roland's talent in the top lane, he turned around and shone even brighter in the support role.

This strange disparity.

It's like you're already a little shocked to see Tifa in the gaming area, but when you turn around and walk into the 3D area, and find that she's still there, and has even become a pillar there, rebuilding a second wave of glory, it feels even more absurd.

After a resounding victory.

Camille completed her second major item, Hydra. With Hydra, Camille was now able to tank and deal damage, not to mention she had extra gold to buy a Stopwatch. Olaf was even more pleased, having advanced to the Bloodthirster combo, meaning he would no longer die halfway through by tanking skills.

After this resounding victory, TES's lineup finally demonstrated its true potential: synergy.

Either Camille's E-frame is enlarged and she gains a golden body, then the chat is flooded with comments.

Either Roland can use his Flash to engage head-on and unleash a barrage of firepower, then go straight for Thunder Fighter.

It can either annihilate a wave of enemy troops or force the enemy to lose more or fewer men.

Under Hextech's ultimatum, everyone is equal, not to mention the annoying Zoe who's constantly stealing damage.

Zoe is a hero.

It's not very useful when you're going against the wind, and it's easy to be invisible when the situation is even, but it's incredibly powerful when you have the advantage.

As long as you land your Q skill after the enemy falls asleep, taking down a squishy backline character is incredibly easy.

JDG's two carries are heroes who thrive with three core items, but they were wiped out when they only had two items, coinciding with TES's strong period with two core items.

Nothing much to say, just send it directly.

The moment JDG's base crystal exploded, there was a clear sense of disbelief in Ale and Hahuang's eyes. It felt like watching RNG's matches in S8; RNG was being pressured the entire time, but then inexplicably won a team fight and could push straight from the outer towers to the enemy's base, without giving them any chance to win.

"You won already?"

"Otherwise what? What version is this? Still believing in heroes that rely on three items to become powerful? JDG really hasn't grasped the rhythm of the current version."

"But my Camille..."

"Oh, Camille, I'm sorry I didn't consider you."

Ah Le: ? ? ?

To be honest, Camille is a champion that's designed to split push and annoy people. She's known as one of the "Four Sisters of Top Lane," but she's actually incredibly weak before getting her three core items. Fortunately, she's a top laner, so she spends most of her time either split pushing or on her way to split push. Roland never even considered her for team fights.

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However, just as TES won the second game and was full of confidence preparing to win the third game as well, JDG, who came on in the third game, slapped them in the face.

The five-ban support champion banned all the strong engage supports, and then instantly picked a Gragas support champion. Roland was truly baffled.

"Good grief, banning all the Barrels, is this the villain accusing the enemy first?"

"They're all rolled up."

Roland is disgusted. Green Hair, how old are you? Why are you still competing with us young people? Do you think you can even understand how to play this game?

In fact, he didn't really understand how to play.

However, he successfully prevented Roland from having a strong engage support play that could change the course of the battle, and together with the jungler, he locked down the bottom lane, allowing the Duke to withstand the pressure.

Anyway, I'm not afraid of you, Knight, and Kanavi is even less afraid of you, Haro. In terms of champion pool, team synergy, and team coordination, I'm not afraid of you. I'll just ban your most unpredictable support champion. Hey~ how so?

Old scoundrels can bully newbies with impunity.

Without Roland's early coordination, Ale and Ha Huang really wouldn't have been able to break through the Duke's defenses.

Ultimately, the score came to 1-2.

At the beginning of the Spring Split, TES suffered their first major defeat.

Integration: Chapter Seventy: The so-called program effect is simply a matter of mutual consent.

"So what if we lost? It's no big deal."

"It's just a regular season game, we can win it back next time, right?"

"Huh? You mean I'm no longer capable? Oh right, you're right."

"Why no smile? Having experienced the ups and downs of life and felt the coldness of human relationships, one becomes worldly-wise and unsmiling. Do you understand what it means for a man to grow up?"

It has to be said that the loss to JDG really did stir up a huge wave of public opinion, but Roland and others had predicted it.

After winning the S-series, their own fans enjoyed VIP treatment for so long, while other fans have been waiting below. Throughout history, the tide of public opinion has always turned. Once they get through this initial wave, there's basically nothing left to do, at least for them.

As for why?

Because, in terms of public opinion and fan base within the LPL: the mid lane has Faker, the top lane has TheShy, the bot lane has a bunch of top AD carries, and the jungler role is determined by the current meta.

But what about the support role?

Looking ahead, there's Si Shao, a traditional champion support player, and he's a maverick champion support player. The two don't conflict, so there's nothing wrong with that. Further ahead is Lan Ge, a well-known Rakan master; without Rakan, he's practically a terminal illness. Aside from Roland taking over Baolan's AD carry role, the two have absolutely nothing in common.

Even his own fans know that he plays support champions terribly, but at least Roland has been practicing. He has now started to master Yuumi (mainly because he has played Yuumi poorly so many times, and somehow he has become quite good at it).

Anyway, they're professional players.

No matter how uncomfortable you are, surely you can master a hero in one season?

That's impossible.

When it comes to doing things for money, Roland never hesitates to fulfill his contracts.

Besides, if we're talking about rhythm, we have JKL on our side to share the firepower, so we don't even have to lift a finger. His passive ability guarantees he'll participate in team fights.

"I lost the game today and just got scolded. It's so late, I'm not going to play any games. I'll just chat with you guys and check out your streams." Roland glanced at the live stream room, which was already 1 a.m., and decided he had no desire to play ranked games anymore.

What is the thing that most arouses male desire late at night?

That's naturally roast chicken... cough cough, I mean the kind of roast chicken that's grilled, please don't get the wrong idea. In 21, the live streaming industry was already in its late stages, and short video platforms were beginning to receive huge boosts in traffic.

This is unavoidable. With the development of mobile phones, many people no longer like to use computers, after all, mobile phones are for social interaction.