You actually want me to...

But if you say that he can catch up with those top laners who have been honing their skills for several years in just over half a year.

That would be overthinking it.

There is a sequence to learning, and each profession has its own expertise. Even if you're cheating, you still have to copy and paste the cheat codes one by one first. Of course, in a sense, Xiaohu's pressure wasn't as great as you might imagine. His years of professional experience, his laning instincts, and his position within the team are the foundation for his successful transition to top lane.

If you were like those rookies from the LCK next door, debuting and immediately winning three world championships, then no one could beat you.

This scenario is like going through a beginner's guide that you didn't understand at all, and then the system pops up a message saying that you have learned the basic gameplay of Magic: The Gathering, come and practice in real-person matchmaking!

Next step:

Matched for you: Lantern Control, Blue-Black Grinding, Pure White Speed ​​Attack, Pure Green Fairy, Military Angel, White-Green Barrier, Pure Goblin, Ija Phoenix, Jeskai Control.

Then I uninstalled the game that night.

Meanwhile, Ah Le, who had been keeping an eye on the enemy's movements and the minimap information, gradually sensed that something was wrong. He glanced at the enemy Gnar's health bar, which was just a little less than half health, but his rage value was extremely ambiguous. It seemed that continuing to rush in would not result in a big Gnar, but in reality... those who know, know.

Has anyone arrived?

Thinking that Udyr might come over, Ale immediately retreated straight back. Sure enough, the moment he stood up and retreated, Gnar, who had been keeping a considerable distance from him, suddenly jumped over with his E.

Sure enough, someone arrived.

The ward placement, jump slash, and flash were executed with fluid movements, showing none of the sluggishness seen in previous matches, leaving Xiaohu and Wei completely dumbfounded.

"Wait...why did he suddenly become so decisive???"

According to the storyline, shouldn't the weapon player refuse to use Flash, allowing them to follow up and unleash a combo, until finally, the weapon player can't withstand the damage and uses Flash to escape with low health? Most of the new generation of top laners are like this, because they are too individualistic, which leads them to hoard their Flash abilities. In fact, Ale has been behaving this way in the first four games.

But now?

"Perhaps it was because of the pressure in the fifth game that he started to play more steadily?"

Xiao Hu, somewhat uncertain, chimed in with a question mark. However, if you shift your perspective back to A Le, you'll clearly understand why he acted so decisively. Because at that moment, Ha Huang, who should have been in the lower jungle, was frantically rushing towards the enemy's upper jungle, constantly marking attack signals towards A Le.

A long-distance raid spanning most of the map, starting with the invasion of the jungle at the beginning, had already sown the seeds of suspense.

As mentioned earlier, Haro started three jungle camps in the enemy's lower jungle and reached level three, while Wei was forced to switch jungle camps and start in the red side's upper jungle, then went back to farm a river crab, ganked the top lane, and then went back to his blue side's upper jungle.

The opportunity is here.

From RNG's remaining perspective at the start, it was clear that Haro had cleared a quarter of the jungle. However, after Haro cleared a quarter of the jungle, whether he returned to his own half of the jungle to farm and quickly reach level four, or went somewhere else, the opposing team had no idea.

We know that our bottom lane has pushed into the tower and has an advantage.

So, what he needs to do is actually quite simple.

It's not about killing people, it's about destroying their spirit!

A few seconds later, when Wei, who was farming jungle camps, suddenly found a top and jungle duo appear out of nowhere in front of him, his first reaction was to immediately pull back and then command his teammates to counter-gank the enemy.

In their jungle, RNG is second to none in terms of support speed.

But that's where the strange thing is.

Lee Sin and Jax came over together. They were just invading and farming the jungle. They didn't do anything extra to Udyr, who was clearly within their reach. In fact, they were very careful. They would pull while farming, and then run away after farming. They were ready to use Smite at any time if you showed any signs of coming over. This made RNG completely confused.

What do you mean, little brother?

If you want to fight, just say so. We're not afraid of you even in a 3v3.

If you don't want to fight, why are you willing to sacrifice a Flash to come and invade the jungle for the jungler? Are you trying to pay someone a fortune to help you?

"Something's not right!" Just as RNG's top, mid, and jungle were still completely bewildered, Xiaoming from the bot lane finally saw through TES's intentions. "They disappeared after pushing the lane; they weren't on the lane. The bot lane duo must have gone to farm their own jungle. They're delaying your development!"

In this section, Harold's wicked intentions were finally exposed to the opposing side.

Yes, his actions from the beginning were intended to annoy the enemy mid and jungle players and slow down their development.

The same three groups of junglers started.

Since the bottom lane is already an advantageous lane, I don't need to specifically run down there after clearing the map, which saves me time. However, Ah Le played aggressively in the early game, clearly creating opportunities in the top lane for the enemy jungler, so Wei had to go and try to catch him.

The round trip takes time.

On the other hand, since TES's bot lane is already an advantageous lane, after pushing the lane, they are in a vacuum period where they usually have nothing to do but return to base. So why not simply give their own jungle to the AD carry, and then recognize the enemy's jungle monsters as their adopted sons, directly replicating the Whitebeard legend, and strongly slowing down the development speed of your mid and jungle? Wouldn't that be wonderful?

Don't underestimate the impact of stealing one or two jungle camps in the early game. Even if it's just a giant raptor, there's a high chance it will keep your level at around 90% of level 3. You either have to go to your lane to steal minions or go farm another jungle camp. The time difference in between will become an opportunity for TES to attack.

Moreover, Udyr's development is not keeping up.

If you're too low-level, you're likely to get counter-killed.

If you manage to grab the target, you won't be able to kill them because the damage isn't enough.

After that gank, Lee Sin almost always stayed in the bot lane again.

He completely shut down the top, middle, and bottom lanes, and all he had to give up was a tiny bit of a chance to carry the game personally, but that didn't matter, it really didn't matter.

Only those who have experienced the peak can truly understand how bitterly cold and piercing the valley can be.

Having finally climbed out of the abyss and reached the halfway point of the mountain, he would never miss any opportunity to get out.

"Let's start with RNG, the team that played a full best-of-five series against us."

"Whether it's EDG, who was once my nightmare and defeated me again, or those teams from other regions that brought me bad memories in the past."

"Please look at me, and please look at us carefully."

"Please witness this carefully, this is our struggle!"

QQ Smite + Reverse Ward Placement + Flash Yo-Yo

Right in front of RNG's top and jungle duo, Lee Sin once again used his Q to hit the enemy's large wolf in the jungle through the wall. After leaping over the wall and attacking the enemy's small wolf, he immediately disappeared from everyone's sight with lightning speed.

RNG: ? ? ?

The three commentators: ...

Live stream chat: 666666

For a moment, everyone who witnessed this scene was completely speechless at Harper's actions.

Good guy.

It's one thing if the top laner uses Flash to help you steal the Frog Queen, it's just a jungle camp, I can accept it even if it's stolen, but you've already stolen the Frog Queen, and you still want to steal the Wolves?

And even if you steal three wolves, why do you use Q to punish the smaller ones instead of the larger ones?

Are you a dog?!

Confrontation: Chapter Twenty-Five: They Released a Monster

Oh, this is unnecessary, really unnecessary.

What exactly did Banhuang do at the club to transform Harper into such a different person?

[A quick strike and a retreat, knowing when to stop—this should have been a really cool combo, so why did you target the little wolf?]

[Big Wolf: Holy crap, what just floated by?]

Why steal the cub instead of the big wolf? Because the cub will die if punished, while the big wolf might require a fight. To escape successfully, Ha Huang needs to act as quickly as possible, so he didn't even consider fighting the opponent for the big wolf.

Even if it's just the little wolf and the frog princess, this is already disgusting enough for Udyr.

Given that a jungler can reach level four by clearing two jungle camps and a river crab, and that the second-highest experience monster in the jungle (excluding red and blue buffs), the Frog Queen, has been killed by Lee Sin, Udyr will face a very awkward situation.

He'll be one group short of reaching level four.

Even if he manages to recover that jungle camp, due to the lack of experience from the wolf pack, he will be just a few dozen points short of leveling up. In other words, in order to force his jungle clearing and leveling rhythm back on track, he will have to "inadvertently" pass by a lane of minions to gain some experience, which will affect his ganking rhythm.

What junglers fear most is suddenly losing their rhythm in the game.

From now until the first Rift Herald team fight, as long as TES doesn't lose any players, they can completely turn this small advantage into a major advantage for the team.

"Wow, that's impressive, Your Majesty! Where did you learn that move?"

As someone who witnessed the entire event, Roland only needed to think for a moment to understand the reason why the top laner and jungler were willing to sacrifice their own flash and experience to steal jungle camps.

It's a little dirty.

"That's because, under your influence, I have to learn some new things."

"Good idea. Since you've said so, I won't keep it from you anymore. Remember this: 10g Alisma plantago-aquatica, 15g Dioscorea opposita, 15g Cornus officinalis, 8g Paeonia suffruticosa, 10g Poria cocos, 15g Lycium barbarum, 15g Rosa laevigata, 12g Astragalus membranaceus, 15g Morinda officinalis, 10g Cuscuta chinensis, 15g Cynomorium songaricum, 10g Glycyrrhiza uralensis (processed), and 8g Cinnamomum cassia. Decocted or soaked in wine, take for 7 consecutive days. You'll thank me when you need it."

"???"

Faced with this guy's action of reciting the prescription in the final round, JKL coughed twice to bring his attention back, and then silently memorized the prescription.

This time he's learned his lesson.

Never mind what these things are for now. Once they're ready, we'll secretly find an unlucky guy to test them on first, so we don't repeat the time-wasting incident in the base kitchen last year. He still remembers the power of that stuff.

After disrupting the opponent's jungler's rhythm, TES was much more comfortable in controlling the dragons. In addition, the bottom lane already had an advantage in the laning phase, and TES was able to secure the first elemental dragon.

"This game seems to be going smoothly, RNG hasn't made any moves at all."

"Holy crap, Jack, stop!"

Realizing that JKL might have inadvertently set a flag, Roland instinctively wanted to interrupt him, but unfortunately... it was too late.

Just seconds after the bot lane duo separated from the jungler and returned to their lane, Udyr, who had been waiting in the bot lane bush, suddenly rushed out and flashed out with lightning speed, slapping Thresh across the face.

The power of the bear + grand debut + ADC output.

When Roland's Thresh regained his freedom, his own AD Aphelios had already retreated to a relatively safe position, where he was "extremely trying" to deal damage in a perfunctory manner.

Seeing this, Roland, knowing that Flash would also kill him, simply gave up and gave up his first kill.

First Blood!

[RNG's Gala kills TES's Ban]

Just as RNG never expected that Haro would make a long-distance raid just to disrupt his development rhythm, TES also didn't expect the opponent to be so thorough, ignoring the jungle and going straight to the bottom lane to cause trouble, forcibly pulling the overall rhythm of both teams back to the same level.

It's pretty outrageous.

【happy】

Both ganks spanned most of the map, and both waves were directed towards the same destination.

[I never expected this blood would happen in the bottom lane.]

[His thinking is really clear. Even though the Aphelios was closer to him, he still chose to Flash directly to counter Thresh. Coach Wei is still very reliable.]

The more critical the situation, the clearer it is to have your own goals.