You actually want me to...

First Blood!

Thanks to Roland's fair distribution: the kill was his, the buff went to the jungler, the F6 camp was for everyone, and only the last remaining raptor belonged to the recently deceased Fiddlesticks. After taking the kill, he returned to lane, where the enemy Urgot had just pushed the minion wave into the tower, and he happily ate his fill again.

Seeing that Urgot's painstaking lane control was no match for Roland's single gank, Roland couldn't help but burst out laughing.

Top lane, how could it be such an inconvenient thing?

Young man, you've chosen the wrong path!

The Chase: Chapter Seven: Oh no, I've become a substitute.

For the next few minutes, under the watchful eyes of the world, Roland's Riven almost always ran to the jungle as soon as the minion wave was pushed out, and then slipped back to the tower to clear the minions when the wave was almost full. Although this approach would result in some loss of experience and gold, and also lose a few turret plates, this playstyle really annoyed the enemy jungler, Fiddlesticks.

That's too much of a banditry.

This Riven remembers the jungle monster respawn times better than Urgot, a jungler himself. Often, when Fiddlesticks arrives just in time, Riven has already cleared the jungle before he does. What's even more frustrating is that only Riven can do this, Urgot can't.

The reason is simple: Riven's Q allows her to jump over walls and traverse terrain.

If I can't beat you in lane, I'll farm in the jungle with you. Not only can I keep up with your development, but I can also coordinate with my jungler to cripple you. I'm taking advantage of your top and jungle heroes' short legs, so what can you do about it?

"Your playstyle... what happened to rebuilding the glory of top lane?"

"You don't understand, do you? Think about it, if I get ahead in the top lane, shouldn't I cooperate with you to invade the enemy jungle?"

"Yes..."

"That makes sense. It's like how the old man was over sixty when he started working as a security guard, and I was over twenty when I started working as a security guard, thus avoiding forty years of detours. When I get ahead in the lane, I cooperate with you to invade the jungle. Even when I'm not ahead, I still cooperate with you to invade the jungle. So, haven't I also avoided detours?"

"Hiss~ Wait a minute, let me sort this out."

Roland's words completely confused Harold's line of thinking. Although something seemed off, the logic was self-consistent and closed-loop, which made it quite abstract.

To be honest, why did I see a support player going top lane and then jungling at MSI?

I was really looking forward to Banhuang dominating the top lane or getting dominated by him, but... I guess I was too naive.

[Don't be so harsh. If he didn't play like that, he'd be completely dominated by Urgot. Riven wouldn't stand a chance against him.]

[Old Xu is still amazing, but his videos are getting less and less interesting.]

Compared to Roland chasing PGG's jungle all over the upper jungle, the battle in the lower jungle really showed the intensity of the fight between the two sides. Did you think JKL would back down if he picked Kai'Sa?

nonexistent.

Did you see who the opposing support is?

Thresh!

So naturally, in the bottom lane, both AD carries were showing off how to catch Qs in fancy ways, with various AD carry swaps and supports stopping the fight, which completely stunned the local Icelandic audience watching the game.

The hooks used by the support characters on both sides are probably lock-on skills.

[Got it, it's the Iron Chain Linkage! They used the Iron Chain Linkage! Quickly find the Impenetrable Defense!]

Ah Shui is a true brother; he actually dared to take the bait.

Before the competition started, I thought Zhejiang TV would be a massacre, but now... it feels like watching a chaotic brawl in a hospital ward.

The top, mid, bottom, and jungle lanes were either pushing the lanes or causing trouble. From a god's-eye view, it seemed like the two teams were fighting from beginning to end without developing. But strangely, the economic gap between TES and PGG was gradually widening without them realizing it.

This is the difference between top-tier and second-tier teams.

It's actually quite simple. It's about whether you subconsciously have the concept of development imprinted in your mind. It's like when you pass by F6 on your way to a fight, most people will ignore it, a small number will choose F6 and abandon their teammates, but only those who are focused on balanced development and fighting will throw a few skills at the F6 position, even if it's just to eat a few small birds, it's still a gain.

As the saying goes, "pluck the feathers from a passing goose, and run away after you've done your work, not caring about the subsequent insults and curses from the jungler."

Huh, online? The same goes for online.

After completing another round of exploration and preparing to return to the top lane, Roland glanced at the status of the bot lane duo, then at the opposing mid laner Lee Sin who was still desperately trying to hold his lane. After thinking for a moment, he decisively started heading down.

"Hmm? It seems like A-Ban has noticed something?"

"Is this move a gamble on Fiddlesticks ganking bot lane? But if it doesn't work, the top lane is half destroyed."

Even though Riven still has Teleport, if she's gambling on the enemy jungler coming, then counter-ganking in the bot lane is inevitable. Unfortunately, Roland insists on doing it this way, so the LPL commentators can only hope that the enemy jungler will actually come to gank the bot lane.

Are you sure the enemy jungler will come?

"I'm not sure, but luckily it's me, not you. You're such a coward."

JKL is well aware of his ability to maximize experience gain, so to prevent him from getting too much experience, Roland retreated a bit further back this time. To be honest, he wasn't sure if the enemy jungler would come, but considering that the Rift Herald hadn't spawned yet, he had just recalled to base, and Nightmare in the mid lane still had the Aegis, ganking bot lane was probably one of the most likely moves.

Let's take a gamble anyway.

Ultimately, his playstyle is essentially a gambler's playstyle. Although his nickname "Han Yiban" originated from his various flashy plays in the top lane, ... that still requires both sides to be of equal strength.

Riven vs. Urgot.

It's like asking him to defeat Tyson in boxing, block Harden in basketball, defeat Italy in war, and persuade America in debate.

In short, it's very blue!

When faced with something you're sure to lose, you might as well try a different approach and take a gamble.

While Roland waited, and under the gaze of the world, PABU's Fiddlesticks, as if it were a pre-written script, was moving step by step toward the TES bot lane duo.

[Holy crap!?]

[This is ridiculous! How are the opposing team supposed to beat TES with two Prophet champions on their team?]

[It's confirmed: TES's true prophet is actually Ban Huang.]

[The Prophet: Oh no, I've become a substitute.]

Crouch down, gather your strength, and jump high!

While the four players in the bottom lane were fighting, PABU realized that the TES bottom lane duo seemed to have no vision of his arrival. Although he couldn't quite understand how this vision was considered one of the strongest teams in the world, if you give them such an opportunity, wouldn't it be embarrassing for them not to jump out like a scarecrow?

He jumped!

However... just as Fiddlesticks was halfway through casting his ultimate, JKL and Prophet started moving from the backline in perfect sync. Kai'Sa activated her E, and Nautilus hooked into the wall. In just a moment of hesitation, PABU's Fiddlesticks successfully cast a perfect, but ultimately unsuccessful, ultimate.

"Wait, there's a view here!?"

"I'll do it!"

Although Fiddlesticks' landing fear didn't find a suitable target, PGG wasn't one to waste opportunities. The support Thresh flashed and hooked, accurately hitting the fleeing Kai'Sa.

Throw the lantern, use Q twice, then land and activate E.

Thresh's combo was fluid and graceful, even pulling Fiddlesticks, whose ultimate was still active, over as well. Since we're already here, even if I can't keep both of them, keeping one shouldn't be a big problem, right?

Just as they were about to make their move.

Beside them, a figure dressed as a bunny girl had appeared out of nowhere, startling them so much they dared not move. Especially the moment that sexy outfit appeared, all sorts of ideas about bondage, candle wax, and whips flooded Nobu and his companion's minds.

鏉ヤ 钖楋纻

They've arrived just in time.

My grandmother once said that I am the one who walks the path of Heaven and is in charge of everything.

Let us recount your sins!

R [Exiled Edge], activated!

Thresh and Fiddlesticks: !!!

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PS: After watching the videos from the past two days, I realized that the reason I couldn't get the Esports Manager qualification was actually because Tencent was protecting me from falling into the pay-to-win trap. The reason behind it is so hurtful. Thank you, Tencent.

Seeing the comments about a level 5 crocodile getting solo-killed by a level 5 Kassadin made me laugh so hard. Kassadin in this game probably starts with 91 armor.

The Battle of the Deer: Chapter Eight: The Thief Has Been Found.

"Holy crap, what's Riven doing here?"

"I don't care why he's here anymore. I just want to understand one thing: isn't this supposed to be a top laner?" PABU was dumbfounded. He just wanted to challenge the authority of the so-called Fiddlesticks master, but he got his jungle invaded in the early game, and instead of going back to lane at level six, he came all the way to gank him in the bottom lane? Are you trying to be petty?

The fake top laner: roaming around the entire map, making a huge impact, and carving out a path to survival against Conter.

A true top laner: They diligently play in the top lane for twenty or thirty minutes, but the wins and losses have absolutely nothing to do with them.

Biopanther is like that now. He can clearly beat Riven and he really forced her to not dare to farm the lane. But if you look at it from God's perspective, would you think that he was the one who was suppressing the enemy Riven?

No, it's obvious he was played like a fool by the enemy Riven.

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[As expected of you, you manage to pull off so many fancy moves even when playing top lane, making it sound like you're a jungler.]

[If this were a casual game, PGG's jungler would already be cursing at their own top laner.]

[TES isn't afraid of Urgot getting fed. He's not exactly strong, the current meta doesn't have items that suit him, but he's also quite strong in the early game, only lacking in the late game.]

Since Roland had specifically come to the bottom lane to counter-gank, the two kills naturally went to Roland's Riven. This double kill made up for the gold he missed while roaming, and even gave him a chance to surpass Urgot.

3/0 at the start.

Although he wasn't online, his presence was felt everywhere in the Rift.

"Wuhu~ Take off!"

"I gave you my head, and you still tried to play dirty tricks on me, huh?"

"Huh? What's wrong with me?"

"You killed someone, but the Whirlwind Slash was aimed right at the minion wave? Were you here to gank the enemy or me?"

JKL was completely furious.

JKL was initially relieved to see him come down to counter-gank without gaining experience, after all, he had been supporting his team for so long and finally learned to repay his family. However, this guy used a lot of movement skills but didn't use his ultimate, and only managed to throw it out when he was near the minion wave.

Others might not understand his wicked intentions, but how could someone who walks the path with him every day not understand?

What an animal!

Seeing that his little scheme had been exposed, Roland, who had originally wanted to gain more experience, was too embarrassed to linger any longer and immediately chose to teleport back to lane to farm the minion wave that Urgot had pushed to the tower.