You actually want me to...

"what's the situation?"

"Is it possible that his hands were shaking?"

"Impossible, absolutely impossible."

PGG's jungler PABU decisively rejected the idea, and then casually placed his Fiddlesticks in the bush he had just entered. The current time was when the enemy team was one dragon away from spawning. Of course, since they also had a dragon, the fourth dragon would spawn around 22 minutes later. PGG's lineup strength had just reached its peak.

Just as PABU was about to remind his teammates to be more attentive, a bunny girl maid who clearly didn't look like a scarecrow suddenly appeared beside him.

scarecrow:???

Have you seen the bunny girl?

"Wake up, this is a competition. Stop watching those Japanese anime, PABU."

"But I really saw a bunny girl."

"???"

Not only were the PGG team stunned, but even Roland, who had just flipped down the wall with three Qs, didn't expect that the PGG team would actually cooperate with his arrival so well. In order to prevent Nocturne from using his ultimate to kill their AD, and also to prevent TES from suddenly initiating a team fight, PGG's current lineup had Urgot standing alone at the front, Thresh on the other side, and the other three mid, jungle and support were in similar positions, almost like they were huddled together.

"Wow? You're so lucky?"

Before Roland could finish speaking, his muscle memory had already triggered E-Flash-R (a basic combo that cancels the aftercast animation) followed by W, instantly stomping on all three members of PGG.

R [Whirlwind Slash!]

Item slot 1: [Coughing up blood]

He gave a basic attack, and then PGG's mid laner Lee Sin kicked him away.

Everything happened in the blink of an eye. What Roland considered a somewhat dramatic process was, in the eyes of the viewers in the live stream, an incredible play when W + coughing up blood + the second stage of Whirlwind Slash took away more than a third of the three people's health in one fell swoop!

Wow! Ban!

"Haro and Aban's teamwork was amazing!"

If one person moves, the whole army moves.

Rambo throws his ultimate, Nightmare flies his ultimate, Kai'Sa flies his ultimate, and Titan hooks the wall for his ultimate.

There's no need to worry about formations or saving any skills. From the moment Riven stomped on three people, the outcome of this team fight became clear: whoever ran the slowest would be in the backline, and whoever ran the fastest would get the kill.

Just go for it!

Looking at his teammates wreaking havoc on the screen, and then glancing at the Icelandic audience who seemed to have their emotions ignited and were standing up, Ah Le felt a little lost.

In terms of skill, Riven's play just now didn't actually involve much skill.

Speaking of consciousness, it was purely coincidental that three people jumped down in this wave.

But why?

Such a simple action could elicit cheers from the entire audience and even the world. This scene that Ah Le had always dreamed of could be achieved so easily.

"Aren't you surprised?"

Seemingly noticing Ale's state, White Crescent picked up a cup, ready to show off when TES won and the camera was shown to the spectator room, and said to Ale with great confidence: "Actually, you've been going down a wrong path, or rather, many new players go down that wrong path. It's not about making a name for yourself in one fell swoop, but about being better than all your opponents in every way."

Dominating online, invincible in team fights, amazing farming, outstanding awareness, and consistent performance?

There are people who possess all five abilities, but in the ten years that League of Legends has been around, only one person has emerged: Faker and one has emerged: Rookie. Even these two have had their share of setbacks at certain points in their careers.

Perhaps influenced by the three world champions in the team, Ale is no longer as stubborn as he was in his previous life. Instead, he is trying his best to become a more well-rounded player like Roland and others. In the area of ​​operation, which he values ​​most, he strives to suppress all opponents in the online game.

Just like most straight men pursuing women.

Before even taking any action, people start to doubt themselves, thinking that they need to have a car, a house, good looks, money, height, abs, and a sense of humor for others to like them. Little do they know that as long as any one of these indicators reaches a qualitative change, the final result will be the same.

Many people understand this principle, but few can use it to make changes in themselves.

"You're too focused on being an all-rounder, Ah Le."

"Our lineup is even slightly inferior, and we can't win."

“We are an abnormal TES team. There is no team in the entire league with such an aggressive desire as us. Because of this, this abnormal TES team does not need many so-called blue-collar talents. Instead, it needs a sharp knife, a sharp knife that may not play a role most of the time, but can stand up and change the game at the most critical moment.”

"The moment you truly understand these words, the world will cheer for you."

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter Twelve: Don't ask, it's a steal!

A perfect 0-for-4 exchange. TES, who had been maintaining an economic advantage through strong team management, were completely unable to stop Roland and his teammates from reaping the rewards when they finally had equal numbers and a successful first attack.

Especially the point about Raven.

Even though they realized they couldn't escape, the group focused their fire on the culprit and tried to take him down with them. However, after they started, they discovered that this guy's mobility and recovery ability were a bit too abnormal.

What is a soldier?

Warriors are characters who can only go in and withstand attacks until they are at half health, and then they have to retreat and wait for the second set of skills to cool down, because the enemy will still have a lot of follow-up skills during the retreat. Normally, they will come out with about one-third or one-quarter of their health remaining.

Wait for another round of skills.

Use the lure of low health as bait to entice the opponent to get carried away, while decisively using the healing ability of coughing up blood to launch a counterattack.

Using the Noxian talent "Low Health Lure," Roland successfully made three in-and-out runs with Riven, managing to survive only by relying on his E skill and the healing from coughing up blood.

This is what a warrior is.

Those who blindly focus on the enemy's carry, ignoring team composition and teamwork, and relentlessly chase and attack the enemy from start to finish, that's called recklessness.

Looking at PGG's jungle, which had been almost completely wiped out, and then at the huge economic gap between the two teams, everyone understood that TES no longer wanted to continue playing with them.

Yes, it's just for fun.

Having grown accustomed to the LPL's recurring lapses and the LCK's Shakespearean performances, fans on both sides often get the misconception that other regions are so amazing and awesome, and wonder how their own region will perform so poorly at the World Championship.

Then I went to the World Championship.

The wildcards are still the same wildcards, and the noobs are still the same noobs from years ago. Even if they play recklessly, they can still get crushed.

Well, except for WE and FPX.

The rest of the game was basically a one-sided affair, a garbage time. Riven, with her three-piece set and Wind Sword Technique, became the final nightmare for the PPG team. Don't even think about the power of the wind. There's a Wind God Master in Arad, and even in reality, there are five Wind King-level masters in the legends of the wind: Goose King, Swallow King, Emperor Mor, Catfish, and Nebert. You know how powerful they are.

"See? I told you I could play top lane!" The moment the game was won, Roland immediately threw down his headphones and yelled at his teammates.

Although he took on four lanes by himself, he did indeed play a corresponding role.

Well, although his damage conversion rate will probably be low this game because he joined the team fight so late, that doesn't matter. What matters is that everyone knows he's a really awesome top laner.

"You're kidding me, how many times did you shake the 'Ha Huang' flag in one game?"

JKL doesn't tolerate him. This guy plays top lane and keeps taunting the jungler the whole time. He's incredibly shameless, unlike when Ale plays top lane where the team voice chat is always quiet. No matter how much the top laner gets ganked, Ale usually just silently takes it all.

For an ADC, a good top laner is one who doesn't compete with them for jungle carry power.

"What do you, an ADC, know about top lane? In this patch, can top lane even play without calling for backup?"

"The problem is, aren't you supposed to be a support?!"

Watching the two bot lane duo, who could argue even though they were two seats apart, the prophet frowned slightly in confusion, then quietly packed up his peripherals and stepped aside.

Original world.

The prophet once said that what he liked most was the feeling of being on the field.

Yes, of course, when the camera is pointed directly at your face in a vlog, many professional players probably don't dare to say what they really think. It's like when your boss drags you out for a business dinner after work; no matter how unwilling you are, you can only go along with him.

In reality, he'd rather die than do anything to him.

Last year, he got a bunch of championship skins for free. Although the players only received a share of the profits from the first year's purchase, it was still at least a couple of tens of millions of yuan. In addition, the club treated him like a mascot and renewed his contract. He was able to enjoy the treatment of a top professional player with almost no pressure.

What truly defines a winner in life? (Hands on hips)

Dreams are important, but even the biggest dreams need to be satisfied first.

Shortly after the TES match ended, countless self-media outlets that had caught wind of the news began editing the latest news and updates about Roland's transfer. Just as they were racing to be the first to do so, the official TES club Twitter account, strangely, took the lead in praising the move.

Well, it was almost a last-minute edit that included TES's roaming blunder from the previous game, and they even added some background music.

Then, all the major platforms exploded.

[Wow, has the official Weibo account been taken over by the guys from the Anti-Pressure Forum?]

"We were ready to fight to the death, why did Your Highness surrender first?"

[This is such a familiar tactic. As long as I criticize myself hard enough, no one can truly criticize me. jpg]

[They must have received some pointers; the timing was perfect.]

As the saying goes, the three treasures of marketing are: bashing yourself, bashing others, and using the audience to bash others. But TES goes a step further. They directly take the initiative to stir up trouble and let others bash them. What's the point of playing this game?

After a bunch of marketing accounts worked hard for a long time, they found out that the person in charge had taken out the lion's share of the profits.

What's the point of making this?

Unsurprisingly, Roland, who started in the top lane, returned to his loyal interview seat ten minutes later. However... looking at Sister Xiaoyu in front of him, whose smile contained a hint of threat, he unconsciously clenched his fists.

It's hardened; its fists have hardened.

How dare a female host look at him with such a threatening smile? No way! Today, he has to teach Xiao Yu a lesson in front of the whole world.

He raised his head, tilted his head back, and just when everyone thought he was about to cause some big trouble, he did so.

A smiling face instantly appeared before the interview cameras of the entire LPL and even the world. "Hey, sis, just ask me anything, I'll tell you everything I know." As he spoke, he rubbed his hands together in a fawning manner, looking extremely humble.

Throughout the entire interview, he surprisingly didn't cause any trouble. At most, when asked to evaluate his performance as a top laner, he shamelessly claimed that he was a newcomer who had just started playing top lane and was extremely satisfied with his results, which made people roll their eyes.

Apart from that, Roland really didn't show any signs of causing trouble at all.

Just kidding, this is Sister Xiaoyu.

Once he's built a good relationship with her, how could Rookie possibly refuse his invitation to duo queue in ranked games? Even if he did refuse, it wouldn't be difficult for him to get a few autographed photos of Rookie from Sister Xiaoyu, right?

By giving away a fan group perk to their own hater group, they can reduce their own animosity while also saving on the cost of a giveaway.

In other fan groups, club players would pay for gifts out of their own pockets to maintain the hype, but this guy, Ha Ren, would ask other professional players for autographed photos and used peripherals that he was about to discard. He even claimed that the pen that White Crescent broke when he slammed the table to teach them a lesson was "White Crescent's favorite pen during crucial games," and he packaged it as a treasure and gave it away.

He has taken advantage of many professional players and coaches by using this tactic.

Don't ask, the answer is a huge profit!

The Battle of the Deer: Chapter Thirteen: Champion Skins