You actually want me to...

[This new TES top laner is so cheeky! He picked up the guy and even showed off his tag. This guy is totally embodying the essence of Ban Huang (a popular Chinese streamer).]

In the TES team.

It's no longer unusual for a top laner to teach others how to play top lane.

Although everyone found it amazing, they didn't take it too seriously. Everyone knew Banhuang's top lane style, and whether it was 369, Flandre, or Ale, they all had their own very distinct characteristics. Saying that Banhuang taught them how to play top lane was less accurate than saying that Banhuang was their sparring partner during the laning phase, which would be easier for everyone to accept.

But this one is really different.

In less than ten minutes of gameplay, they had already glimpsed a glimpse of the King of the Board.

Goodness, so this guy is the real master?

A 1-for-3 exchange.

Apart from Roland, who tanked too much tower damage to get kills for his teammates and was traded for by the enemy, everyone else was in good condition after the team fight. Zoom was the worst off. It would have been one thing if the support and mid laner had died, but the problem was that after those two died, he was the only top laner left standing at the forefront of the team fight. The bot lane duo ran away faster than dogs and sold him out without hesitation.

A lone crocodile faces five key members of TES.

If a viewer who hadn't watched the match clicked into this live stream, they probably wouldn't be able to help but exclaim, "Whose general is this? He's so brave!"

Then he was beaten to death with a "slap slap".

The rest of the match was straightforward. JDG, having suffered such a huge loss in the early game, not only completely lost their early game rhythm with their jungler, but their bot lane duo was also unable to lane effectively.

It's a bear, isn't it?

If you don't let him get ahead in the early game, without kills, gold, or a level advantage, he's actually pretty useless in team fights.

You'll be instantly killed if you go in; you won't even be able to stand up.

But now that you've given him so many advantages, if he doesn't dive the tower with his ultimate, it would seem disrespectful to JDG's bot lane, right?

And so...

For the remainder of the game, it almost became a solo show for TES's bot lane.

Haro has basically taken over the bottom lane. Either don't let anyone come to the bottom lane, or if anyone does, they have to give up their kills. He's like a spark, and TES is snowballing faster than an avalanche.

When the Duke returned from the online game to face off against TES's backline.

Varus was already almost a major item ahead of the Duke, and he was so frustrated by the Duke's attack that he was completely shut down.

With a huge advantage.

1:0

TES easily won the first game of the BO3 series, securing a winning start!

Precipitation: Chapter Eleven: Unparalleled Ruthlessness

"Take it, brothers!"

"This is LPL! It's awesome!"

"Hey Huang, I told you LPL is actually pretty simple. Just take advantage of them being on holiday and still recovering, and crush them!"

"Brother, listen to your brother."

For newcomers, what kind of opportunities are the best?

Will they directly participate in the World Championship?

You think it's a savior descending? No, it's pushing you up to take the blame. If you don't betray this kind of coach, you're practically brain-dead. Of course, this scene appeared a lot in League of Legends articles a few years ago, but the reality is... players who haven't even played in the LPL won't even be considered for the bench, let alone for the World Championship.

Even if I brought it, it would definitely end up being used as a water dispenser (although I've written about this embarrassing history before, lol).

The best opportunity for true newcomers to make their debut.

One is the LDL rookie free-for-all, another is the Demacia Cup (also known as the rookie practice tournament), and the third is like this, where at the beginning of the season, when all the teams were still in good form and exploring the version, they directly let the rookies out.

A flurry of punches, and then the master is killed.

Of course, Wayward is an exception. Strictly speaking, he is indeed a newcomer, but if you're talking about fear, he's actually more afraid of his teammates than of other teams.

As the saying goes, all fear stems from insufficient firepower.

It's like encountering a ghost.

When you put an incense burner on the front of your car to worship the Heavenly Master's tablet, and a Bagua Ridge on the back, wearing a Taoist robe, carrying a peach wood sword, with a yellow talisman on your chest, two strings of five-emperor coins hanging on your hands, and a money sword in your bag, even the King of Hell would have to give way to you if he saw you with this outfit.

Afraid of ghosts? Not at all.

Wayward is in a similar situation now. His team has a bunch of world champions, plus the automatic scapegoat master JKL, the media manipulation master Roland, the spring limited edition salesman, and the old prince Haro. With these masters of rhythm behind him, he, as a firefighter rookie, feels incredibly calm.

Even TES's own fans felt sorry for him being entrusted with this critical mission, thinking that if he didn't feed, he would have already accomplished his task. So why was he so cowardly?

Nothing else, just do it!

When there's trouble, teammates take the blame; when there's fame, they enjoy it themselves. The public opinion environment is unparalleled.

White Crescent was also very satisfied with Wayward's performance. As a newcomer, he knew what he should do in his first game, and he was not greedy for credit or reckless. This already put him far ahead of A-Le in some respects.

After thinking it over, White Crescent decided that it would be better to let the newcomer win the first round of the competition steadily, so as to build their confidence.

This is related to victory... so we'll definitely have to try to smooth things over with Roland.

"Ah Ban..."

"what?"

"Next round, give it your all, you know?" With that, White Crescent patted Roland on the back with a meaningful look.

Hearing this, Roland gave him a helpless glare and said nonchalantly, "Coach, you know me. I've always had very clear goals in my life."

"For example?"

"My fate is in my own hands, not in the heavens. If you want me to do something, you have to pay me extra. I'm the biggest person in the world, whether I do the work or not, I still have to pay you."

The rest of TES: (!、!)

"Double the bonus, I'll treat you to midnight snacks, plus a day off this week." Seeing that this guy wouldn't budge even in front of the newcomer, White Crescent had no choice but to unleash her ultimate move.

"Look at what you're saying, do you think I'm that kind of person? Next game, I'll definitely lead the team to victory against JDG, not for any bonus or vacation, but to give our dear Da Huang our precious first win, right, Da Huang?"

Wayward: ...

In the second game, just as JDG's coach had finally rallied their morale and confidently walked out from backstage, they were met by Roland, who seemed to be on drugs, his eyes filled with an unfathomable killing intent.

In the second game, Roland went all out and immediately picked Thresh, using all sorts of amazing hooks to completely overwhelm the JDG team.

Even Wayward, who was in the top lane, thought it was outrageous.

While they were still laning in the top lane, the Draven and Thresh duo in the bottom lane had already reached the enemy's high ground tower. Wayward was completely dumbfounded.

What happened to the prediction that AD carries are weak and bot lanes are powerless in this patch?

are you kidding me?

[Holy crap, is the King of the Board on fire? He's so dominant in the second game?!]

Based on my understanding of this guy, it's probably just White Crescent again playing the role of the "pay-to-win" hermit.

[Damn, you're like an e-sports version of Kizaru, huh? With the right salary, you can take down even the Four Emperors?]

[Although I hate to admit it, the microphone recordings from TES over the past year confirm... that's exactly what Banhuang is like.]

We're all old friends, so this guy's true nature is impossible to hide.

He's so stingy that even when he does a live stream giveaway, he only draws autographs from other players. Anyone with a brain knows how tempting money is for this kid. But when you think about the background of the "King of the Board," the players can understand.

Of course, not understanding is also not acceptable.

Because you can't out-argue him, because his household registration only has his own name on it, he's inherently invincible, so how can he possibly lose?

2-0

Wayward hadn't even grasped the Duke's prized teamfight capabilities before the game was already over by the bot lane. To make matters worse, the summer split patch should have nerfed the champions who performed well at MSI, but the LOL designers are just ridiculous.

Draven... he even buffed him.

If it weren't for this buff, JKL wouldn't have been able to play so comfortably in this game, let alone end it so quickly.

"Good heavens... I'm still laning in the top lane, how did you guys manage to push all the way to their high ground?"

"Huh? Is it that difficult? Just do it like this, then like this, then like that, isn't that easy? It's very simple."

???

"Aba Aba."

A man should always have the ability to regain his virility at any time.

Otherwise, if you're in a situation where a white crescent moon is willing to spend money, but you suddenly can't get an erection, that would be really hurtful.

Therefore, it's important to supplement your diet regularly.

Even if you can't afford dietary supplements, [take notes] go to the pharmacy and buy a box of zinc gluconate tablets for five yuan; that's enough to nourish your kidneys!

This stuff is much more effective than just soaking goji berries in water.

After winning the game, the post-match interviews were naturally indispensable. JKL, who dominated the entire game, was definitely running around, and the newcomer Wayward had to follow along to get some exposure. Roland was lucky to escape because of the arrival of the newcomer; otherwise, he would probably have had to go along as well.

Sitting in the backstage lounge, watching Wayward's tense expression and JKL's numb one on the screen, Roland felt quite at ease.

In the sweltering summer heat, he even vaguely recalled a legendary, ruthless technique, and couldn't help but sigh.

"what happened?"

"No, I just remembered a cultural treasure."

"what?"

"A killer move from five years ago may become a classic in fifty or a hundred years. Like the unforgettable city pop of Japan, or the Gangnam style of South Korea. The Dongbai series will be etched into the DNA of many people as the most powerful move in human history. It's just a pity."

"???"

Sedimentation: Chapter Twelve: The meaning of life lies in making a fuss.

The next day.

In TES's training room, in front of Roland's live stream camera, Roland was looking at the "unspeakable thing" on the table in front of him with a serious expression, and said in a slightly heavy tone: "This is the medicine I have to take once every Thursday. As a streamer, I hope you will never know what this medicine is."

Then, resolutely, he opened it and took a bite.