You actually want me to...

What?

You don't understand the profession?

To put it simply, taking traditional Chinese medicine as an example, a true master can tell just by touching your hand whether you stayed up late last night, whether you used acupuncture before bed or not, or whether you used it in the morning. It's not just that they think you would feel embarrassed if they said it.

This is what we call TM's expertise!

Precipitation: Chapter 47: Ranking Up – It's a Mutual Agreement

Of course, after calling for reinforcements to kill the opposing team, Roland also made a subtle move.

That is, not only did he not care about the jungler coming over to share the gold from the turret plating, but he also successfully crippled the next wave of minions with the siege minion, then took half of it himself, and didn't even glance at the other half or the siege minion, and immediately chose to recall to base. Those who know the meaning behind this know the meaning.

"Remember, brothers, playing in the Rift is all about interpersonal skills. It's okay if your teammates don't believe in me at the beginning, but after they're willing to try and trust you for the first time, you must know how to act accordingly. That's how you get back and forth. That's what interpersonal skills are all about."

It's actually quite easy to understand.

Let's say you're a jungler. If you're a top laner with an ultimate and crowd control that makes ganking easy, and after ganking, the top laner is willing to share resources with you, would you go back a second time in this situation?

No kidding, if the mid and bot lanes are even slightly unsportsmanlike, the jungler will practically be living in the top lane this game.

Sometimes, people who climb high ranks don't necessarily have high skill levels. They just need to master the art of navigating social situations. Even if they don't reach Master or Challenger, Platinum or Diamond ranks are highly likely. The prerequisite is to find a way to get out of Silver first.

The Silver rank transcends the Three Realms and is outside the Five Elements; at this rank, psychology and interpersonal skills are useless.

It has to be mentioned that Roland's little move gave his own jungler a lot of hope, because he was not very comfortable ganking in the mid and bot lanes. Perhaps it was because he had requested to play in the promotion series, and the other two lanes did not think about sharing resources with him when they were taking his support. As a result, even though he was willing to be a dog for his teammates in order to win, he was still a little uncomfortable.

But after just a short drive, the experience was amazing.

Just like some people who haven't experienced the feeling of kissing for over twenty years, one day they suddenly realize that there's another way to experience the feeling of kissing: all they need is a green tongue for a dollar. So they start frantically hoarding green tongues. Lee Sin is in that state now.

With the jungler permanently stationed, Sett's life becomes much more miserable.

Although he's supposed to be a womanizer, damn it, the opponent is a feminist! And to make matters worse, there's always some bald guy showing up to cause him trouble. In just a few minutes, Jinfu's score went from 0/0 to 0/3. He was almost driven crazy and wanted to immediately open a forum and ask loudly, "How do I play Lee Sin as the Enforcer? I need help online, it's urgent."

[As expected of you, when others stream themselves playing Diamond, it's like they're stomping noobs; when you stream yourself, it's like you're begging for mercy.]

[Bobo taking on two opponents at once, who the hell can withstand that?]

[No way, with the frequency of this Lee Sin's attacks, I could beat this guy myself. Is this what a top-tier horse is like?]

[As is widely known, the story of Tian Ji's horse race does not explicitly prohibit the use of off-field assistance during the race. Please be aware of this.]

It wasn't until Roland actually pulled out a second Death Dance that he started to consider showing off a 1v1 duel to everyone.

Clam?

You say it's unfair that the other side has a 0/3 score?

Haha, they're already talking about fairness in a game. I can't even imagine what they'd say in real life. It's perfectly reasonable for this sewage treatment plant to discharge so much wastewater, but Tujia people are being fined for polluting the environment just for cooking in their own yards. Is that what you call fairness?!

Then... a dozen seconds later.

When Jinfu returned to the online lane, he was puzzled when he saw Vi rushing towards his position as soon as she logged in. He had no desire to retreat at all.

This is what numerical monsters are like.

A Sett who has never been truly killed in a 1v1 is like an Ekko who thinks he's invincible once he has his ultimate. His intelligence is almost equivalent to a Malphite player whose brain has been divided equally, highlighting his fearlessness.

There's nothing we can do about it; this thing is naturally tanky, and it even has a W skill that allows it to both absorb damage and deal damage.

Roland was too lazy to argue with the opponent. As soon as they met, he unleashed a few full-body punches and went straight for the tough guy to stand and fight. Apart from holding down his ultimate skill, he used whatever small skills he had on hand, along with basic attacks.

Even if men's and women's boxers fight to the death, it won't end quickly.

On one hand, both characters have the ability to generate shields; on the other hand, it's thanks to the current version's designers' ingenious thought process.

Fake tank items: Randuin's Omen, Frozen Heart, Thornmail

True tank build: Coughing up blood, Bloodthirster, Death Dance

Although Sett didn't have enough gold for a second major item, and Vi opted for Divine Shield instead of Bloodthirst, it didn't have a significant impact. Roland only used his ultimate (R) after noticing the enemy team was about to use it.

Fun fact: When Jin Fu and Chu Yu Xun use their ultimate skills at the same time, they will each throw an empty ultimate skill that flies to the sides, canceling each other out.

only...

Vi's Q skill cooldown isn't as long as Sett's skill cooldown.

After they clashed again and fought a few more times, the second Q skill, which was off cooldown, knocked the opponent back once more. And here comes the key moment.

Question: What should I do when I lose balance and my torso is full?

A: Unbalanced flanking maneuver, ninja kill, blood-binding blade.

Vi, having triggered Deadly Tempo, became like a madman with the attack speed buff from her W. Her punching speed was so fast that even Sett couldn't fully adapt until he finally realized what was happening and used Flash to escape.

It's all...too late.

"Shu~"

The same Flash was used, but it was obvious that the distance of the basic attack was definitely not enough to catch up with the escaped Sett.

He turned, targeting the soldier in front of him, the light of penetrating force already shining on both sides of his fist.

"I've made a pact with the gods: I'll kill Nema with one punch!"

"Give me the sine!"

"boom!"

With a single, powerful punch, the force of the blow passed through the soldier and then suddenly shot towards the strongman behind him.

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This attack was like the last straw that broke the camel's back. After this move, Jinfu finally couldn't withstand the pressure from the feminists and completely deleted his Douban account.

Is such that.

It's like a man and a woman arguing; one uses a Magnum gun, while the other uses a Gatling gun. Their attack speeds are different.

Once Vi's attack speed increases, her 1v1 strength can even rank among the top three top laners. Of course, this is in 1v1 situations. In team fights, Sett is definitely stronger. Roland knew this, which is why he kept looking for Sett to fight after he could win a 1v1. It's just that the opposing Sett was foolish enough to fall for it.

[Wow, he actually managed to beat Man Haoyi, who was carrying Jinfu?]

[Having an advantage in equipment and level is one thing, but even without an advantage, dodging the center W with Flash still gives you a chance to win.]

[This isn't even a fair comparison. In team fights, Sett can still carry the front line and smash the enemy carry, while Vi would most likely be instantly killed if she went in.]

[A fully equipped Vi is very strong in team fights, but the problem with Vi is that she gets completely controlled in the early and mid-game, without any chance to get ahead.]

Everyone here is a seasoned veteran of the League, unlike the newbies of a few years ago. While you might not be an expert in every single champion, you've definitely played a few rounds of ARAM, so you know exactly where your champion is strong and weak.

Do viewers want to see you dominate the game?

No, they just want to hear jokes, and they'd be even more happy to see the streamer get wrecked.

"Seeing that you all aren't surprised at all, I know that everyone in the live stream is a seasoned veteran of League of Legends. Perhaps apart from tournaments and ARAM, LOL rarely brings you any excitement. How about this, I recommend a game to you. It can definitely reawaken your inner emotions. If that doesn't work, you can recommend it to any of your friends (or enemies)."

"This game is called Eve."

Live stream chat: ? ? ?

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PS: I opened a Gay Party Gem in the five-star gacha, I should have just used the four-star gacha pool instead, I was careless.

PS2: The Emperor got married yesterday. If he can get divorced, I will never believe in money again.

PS3: I suggest withdrawing from MSI, it's that simple.

Precipitation: Chapter Forty-Eight: Five Realms

For the next few minutes, the top lane almost became a one-sided slaughter.

This is how snowballing works in the top lane, especially against a top laner like Vi who can force a lock-on with her ultimate. You have to fight whether you want to or not, and the top laner just keeps charging in until he can't catch his breath and ends up with a 0/6 score.

Given the team's generally advantageous situation, this game should have been quite easy.

But... the random teammate made the biggest mistake.

The top lane position is actually quite unpredictable. If you see a top lane losing, as a squishy backline player, please don't easily go up and provoke them. After all, a negative top lane score is the skill of the enemy top laner or jungler, and has nothing to do with the rest of you. Especially for a top laner like Sett with stat-heavy heroes, it can be summed up in one sentence: Just because I've become weaker doesn't mean you've become stronger.

Just as Roland finished destroying the tower and switched to the bottom lane to continue pushing the lane, a kill notification from Sett in the top lane stunned Roland. When the camera panned again, all that could be seen was the corpse of his own AD Tristana lying on the ground. It was clearly an accident scene where he tried to smurf but ended up getting smurfed himself.

[Mr. Vegetable Dog Wants to Slack Off]: Bro, what you're doing...

[Specialist in Women's Sewers]: Oh my god, I didn't expect him to have such high damage with 0/6. Support, come with me later, I don't believe it.

【丶BigEgg丶】：...

[I really don't know what C96 is]: How about I do it?

Even though Roland was mentally prepared, he still couldn't help but complain when he saw the AD trying to provoke the enemy top laner: "See? That's why you can often beat five opponents but still lose the game. Although I can reliably dominate his top lane in a 1v1, he can reliably dominate my teammates in a 1v3 situation!"

This is the current situation.

He found himself in the kind of environment Roland hated most: where teammates would lead the charge. As for why he was so familiar with it?

In solo queue as a support, in games where the bot lane has an advantage, six out of ten times his own AD is like this; he's already used to it.

[This is true; I often encounter these kinds of amazing teammates when I'm playing ranked matches.]

[Normally? In promotion matches, you'll be matched with three people, and one will be reserved for you to open a blind box.]

Wait, why are there three and only one left?

Because in that one person's eyes, you might be the Fantastic Four!

So the question is, what should you do in this situation?

Very simple.

If Jinfu kills your teammate, it's useless to look for Jinfu, because killing him is a waste of time, and even if you kill him and he respawns, your own teammate will still stubbornly feed. Since that's the case, we should do the same and go after his teammate too.

As long as the other eight players on both sides are eliminated, he will still have the advantage against Jin Fu.

Yes, that makes perfect sense.

As a result, the battle gradually turned into a race to see who could kill the fastest. This is where Vi's excellent mobility came into play. Her Q can pass through walls, and her R skill can lock onto targets and ignore terrain. Her ganking ability is completely different from Whisper's.