You actually want me to...

That's when the middle lane started.

Without any hesitation, Rumble, having secured lane priority, would naturally position himself further forward. Gragas, emerging from the bush, immediately initiated with a near-maximum distance E-Flash, attempting to lock Rumble in place.

Doinb wasn't stupid either. After all, he was a champion mid-laner. Even though Gragas was so far away, he used Flash to narrowly avoid Gragas's aggressive engage.

Then... because he didn't have Flash, he was successfully pulled down by the thief's E skill.

"Shh!"

Another flash of light appeared.

The prince flashes in and uses his EQ combo to knock the enemy up, securing a second level of crowd control!

Everyone here is a professional player; they all know exactly what's going on. Giving up two Flash Kills on Rumble might seem like a loss, but it's actually a huge gain.

Rumble is currently at level five. This kill will delay his level six arrival by at least 20-30 seconds, giving other lanes, especially the bot lane, more time to develop.

Especially if FPX manages to steal the first level and reach level six, with Rumble's ultimate in hand, their subsequent actions will become hesitant and timid.

With three people attacking him, Rambo had no chance of escape.

First Blood!

First blood went to Knight.

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PS: Tonight is the peak match, the live stream link is at the end of yesterday's update.

First Encounter: Chapter 75: The Supreme Secrets of Top Lane!

[This is hilarious! Rambo gets amazing treatment wherever he goes.]

[Since we're going to be caught in a four-on-two situation anyway, is it okay if I take on one of them as a three-on-one attacker first?]

Doinb is still amazing; he can even predict and dodge Gragas's E-Flash in advance.

[TES' early game synergy is visibly improving.]

Since JKL arrived, Roland, now freed up, has become another sharp weapon for TES. You can predict the jungler's gank, but can you predict the jungler and support coming together for a gank?

That's very difficult.

However, while TES made a small profit, FPX didn't lose much either.

Didn't Si Shao guess that the other side would roam?

He guessed it; he was a roaming support, and he even signaled to the mid laner. But Doinb didn't expect the other side to be so willing to risk it, with three people using two Flashes to take him down. It was normal for him to die.

But why didn't Si Shao join the swim?

Because he needed to ensure that Varus had enough money to buy the Serrated Dagger when he returned home in the first wave.

Unlike Varus, Miss Fortune's strength in the early game lies in her ability to buy Doran's Blades. Towards the end of Season 9, a build with four Doran's Blades in the early game became popular for Miss Fortune. This build allowed her to return to base very comfortably and smoothly in the early game.

But Varus is not an option.

If Varus doesn't have 1100 gold on his first recall, it's an epic deficit; two 350-gold items simply can't sustain his early-game poke ability. This roam by Gragas actually removed the poke threat from the bottom lane for Varus, allowing him to successfully recall and buy Serrated Dirk.

This is an equivalent exchange; when you gain something, you will inevitably lose something else. Gragas, back in the bottom lane, faced Varus with Serrated Dirk on the opposing lane and had already lost control of the bottom lane.

Fortunately, after killing Rumble, the Prince also took the Rift Scuttler, otherwise they would have lost it in this wave. As for the Elemental Dragon, no one dared to touch it for the time being; at this point, no one dared to rashly engage it.

"It seems like the other team is almost done. Hey guys, is anyone coming to the bot lane?"

369: "The journey is long, and I cannot help you."

Casa: "It's not six yet, so take care of yourself."

Left hand: "We were powerless in the early stages, those who know, know."

JKL, Aban: ...

Hearing these answers one by one, Roland understood that he and Big Head had been abandoned by the tactics. There was nothing he could do but place the Ancestral Ward, which he hadn't used since leaving home, at the entrance of the jungle, and then place the Trinket Ward on the lane slightly behind, ready to have the top laner TP down to cover the retreat if the enemy came.

There's no way around it, that's just how it is when playing against FPX.

All the teams in the LPL knew that he would definitely use the four-man gank bot lane combo, but you just couldn't defend against it. Doinb's roaming awareness and his coordination with Xiaotian were just too ruthless. It was really not easy to defend against his combo.

Taking advantage of the moment when the red team's second buff spawned, Doinb decisively moved after pushing the lane.

First: As mentioned before, jungle monsters have reduced experience and increased health. In addition, the Prince ganked the mid lane while Lee Sin kept farming, so Lee Sin's level was higher than the Prince's.

Second: The bottom lane support Gragas didn't have Flash, but FPX had all their skills available.

Third: Varus with the Serrated Dagger controlled the bottom lane, making it impossible for the bottom lane to provide support to the jungle. In addition, the Thief King had virtually no damage in the early game.

Therefore, faced with the invasion of his jungle by four opponents, Karsa had no choice but to give up his own blue buff and was forced back to his own upper jungle.

As for Xiaolong, we naturally had no choice but to let him go.

This is the ability of top teams to seize opportunities. They catch the wave of your early gank and use that wave to force you to turn the tide, making up for what they lost in the early game and controlling the tempo like a turn-based game.

Then, everything went back to square one.

The opposing team invaded their jungle and started a dragon fight, but TES's bot lane escaped unscathed and even managed to farm up nicely. After returning to base, the TES bot lane duo is no longer afraid of the opposing team.

This game is really a sturgeon ring.

At this moment, someone must stand up and try to break the deadlock. For example, 369, following the teachings of the world's best, directly pulled out a Shy Blade to draw aggro.

After level 6, the monkey's combat power has undergone a dramatic change.

At this point, Aatrox has to worry about whether he can withstand the pressure. As a newly released hero, even professional players like Gongzi, who have a lot of training, haven't fully mastered Wukong's burst damage and all his fighting styles in a short time. They can only play cautiously and see how it goes.

But now we have a choice.

You're a coward. He gets more gold for every minion he kills, and even after killing 100 minions, he still has 300 gold left over.

But even if you're not a coward, you might not be able to beat him if you go up there.

What can we do? We have no choice but to call in reinforcements.

As the distress signal was sent, Xiaotian and Doinb started heading towards the top lane. Si Shao noticed something was wrong early on, and his Thresh was already on his way.

but!

LWX didn't come.

LWX was just trying his luck and protecting the top laner in this wave. If he caught the enemy, they would take the Rift Herald together. If he didn't catch the enemy, they would still take the Rift Herald together. The main point was to make up the number of players. He didn't expect the AD to come up.

But TES is different.

Here, Roland is in charge; but at the same time, Ah Shui also has a certain level of awareness and judgment.

The two who came from home for the second time didn't even think about going back to the bottom lane. Instead, they started heading straight from the jungle towards the Rift Herald, intending to take the resources by force as a group of five.

A 5v4 team fight has quietly begun.

"Huh? Si Shao's reaction was quick, but TES's bot lane duo is here too."

"It's a 5v4 situation here. Isn't LWX coming? If LWX doesn't come, FPX is in danger this round."

"Can you even react? The main TES team is almost here!"

"Oh no, Xiao Tian has been tricked!"

Accompanied by the shouts of the two commentators, Xiaotian's Lee Sin went straight into the fray, using W to touch the minions and Q to attach to Wukong, then kicking out with the second part of Q.

The same applies to GimGoon's Aatrox; he activates his ultimate and charges straight in.

With Thresh and Rumble exposed in the field of vision, a multi-person gank was already in the works. In the past, 369 would probably have flashed out in fright.

But now...

"Take this from my old Sun Wukong's staff!"

As the clones are released, the ultimate move is immediately activated.

At this point, the monkey dares not be greedy with skills, fearing that he will be directly R-flashed back and controlled to death by Lee Sin. The knock-up of the ultimate skill gives him the opportunity to freely adjust his position.

And then...

This is the ultimate secret from the top lane!

"Father is here!"

First Encounter: Chapter Seventy-Six: Lofty Ideals

"Don't touch my son, your wild father is coming!"

Seeing their top laner call for help, Karsa controlled Jarvan IV and used his EQ combo to slow him down. However, since there was only one jungler, the FPX players weren't actually that scared.

Rumble's ultimate ability landed directly at the feet of Jarvan IV and Wukong, dealing massive damage along with a slow effect. But at that very moment, another bolt of fire fell from the sky, engulfing Aatrox and Lee Sin as well.

The thief has arrived.

This grand journey is destined not to end so easily.

Of course, FPX can still accept this outcome; it's four against three, so they can easily win.

Thresh threw out his lantern, just about to catch his low-health Aatrox and retreat a bit, when a detonating barrel suddenly fell from the sky, blasting Aatrox back onto the battlefield along with him.

Then came a scream like that of a madwoman:

"Hahaha~"

The barrage of comments was overwhelming, making the FPX players feel as uncomfortable as if they had eaten Lao Ba's honey-flavored mini hamburger. At this point, even the slowest person would know what was going on.

This monkey actually shook the whole group!

"Holy crap, run!"

"What a beast! He plays top lane and immediately gets a whole bucket of food."

"Can we run? Can we run?"

"You go, I'll cover your retreat."

Seeing himself surrounded by five opponents, Si Shao's first reaction was to sacrifice himself to save his teammates. With the slowing effect of his ultimate, he believed the opponents wouldn't be able to capture them all.