You actually want me to...

"It should be, retreat, retreat, retreat!"

"But why do I have a feeling we can make a move this time..."

"That's bullshit! Flash to dodge the hook and force an engage, the enemy bot lane is definitely coming!"

It was also during the time they were training together that JKL, who had developed a high level of teamwork, actually managed to keep up with the damage output. The two of them managed to unleash a huge burst of damage in a short period of time with their unusual combination, which drove the enemy's Tristana crazy.

Fortunately, Titan's crowd control was timely enough that, with the enemy at low health, Tear managed to land a hook on Ziggs, allowing the ADC to retreat from the front of the battlefield.

"That's strange, how could they fall under this control? Something's not right."

While successfully rescuing the little cannon, Tear Shao also felt more and more that something was wrong. Even if the support didn't remind him in time, the bomber could still flash in to dodge a skill and get the kill at the same time. JKL couldn't possibly react that slowly when it came to a kill.

Just as they were about to speak, in FPX's vision, the Xin Zhao who they had always thought was coming to gank the bottom lane reappeared in the center of the map once again.

Yes... Zhao Xin didn't even come down; he's still in the mid lane.

【? ? ? 】

[I don't understand. It's one thing that Jinfu inexplicably went in, but why didn't FPX's bot lane dare to engage? Were they throwing the game?]

[They probably thought Zhao Xin was there, but this is way too daring, gambling like that?]

[If you win, the little cannon is left with low health; if you lose, both sides are outmatched, and you only lose a Flash. But only a top-tier player would dare to do that.]

To put it bluntly, this is betting that you believe I'm ganking nearby.

They've seen Banhuang use this dirty tactics before, but this is the crucial fourth game of a best-of-five series. How incredibly strong of a heart do you have to dare to pull this stunt in a match of this caliber?

"Wow, bro, all I can say is, you're amazing!" Big Yellow, who had been AFK waiting for the minion wave under the tower and had watched the whole thing from the sidelines, gave Roland a thumbs up after the game ended.

With that level of skill, he wouldn't believe you if you said he'd never been involved in fraud or anything like that before.

How many MLM masters would that take?

"A petty trick, as the saying goes, the mysteries of Taoism are unpredictable; seemingly real yet illusory, it is elusive and confusing."

"speak English!"

"You guys...have you never played the Three Kingdoms Kill card game?"

To be fair, it's better for the "Guo Ka" (a specific character/strategy) to die out as soon as possible. With the poor management of this game, I doubt they could even get in with just one more page on their household registration. However, the game itself is good; it can be considered a classic mobile game of its time.

You ask where Roland got his scamming techniques?

That is, from the very beginning of Three Kingdoms Kill, to the later Werewolf, and finally GIF Kill.

Correct.

It's those kinds of GIFs that look incredibly exciting in QQ groups, but when you actually download them, you find they're shady or highly toxic content. When Roland first started out as a driver, he was tricked into downloading a lot of shady links by those scammers online.

Then comes the crucial part.

Just as the Bomber ran out of mana again and was about to recall for the second time, Roland, just like before, canceled the recall and then... headed straight for the enemy jungle.

"Here, let's ambush the enemy support. Ha Huang, you go first, I'll flank from behind."

"Huh? Are you so sure he'll come?"

Haro was puzzled by Roland's words. It was the time when everyone was at level five, and he had already invaded the enemy jungle and positioned himself, ready to come out from behind the enemy's outer tower and sandwich them from both sides.

But now... if he follows Roland's instructions and chooses to wait, he will undoubtedly miss this excellent opportunity to tower dive.

Once Sylas reaches level six, the mid lane becomes really difficult to penetrate.

"He'll come." Roland said with a smile to the team voice chat, having marked the approximate position of the Titan's advance. "As long as he's LQS, he'll definitely swim like this in this wave, trust me."

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PS: I'm taking a day off today. I'll only be posting one update now because I'm having some writer's block.

PS2: Jurassic Park 3 is truly garbage, a pure nostalgia movie. Unless you're taking your girlfriend to see it late at night, I don't recommend it; don't waste your money.

PS3: The cover was changed to one with League of Legends elements at the editor's suggestion. It'll have to do for now.

PS4: Diao Chan is so much fun, hehehe~

Finale: Chapter Thirty-One: Holy crap!? There's a sixth brother.

Senior Colonel: "It seems like Ah Ban is up to something again. He marked the enemy's jungle?"

Remember: "There's no reason for this, Harold is almost here... Wait, why is Titan here?"

Miller: "I'm starting to not understand this game anymore."

The roaming of the support role often comes from a player's flash of inspiration. For example, the most classic Ming-style roaming is when he always appears in some inexplicable position when he is at level three or four, and then cleverly acts as a savior. The problem is... before that, there is no indication that there is any possibility of him going there.

Two words: intuition

If you were to use three words, it would be "sixth sense".

If you're going to be even more awesome, you can directly evolve into a Saint of XX constellations, possess your own Saint Cloth, then get promoted and receive a raise, win Athena, and reach the pinnacle of card-based waifus. Remember to download the Japanese server, it won't get censored (laughs).

Really.

Women's intuition is an outdated concept. Women are naturally skeptical of many things. Rather than intuition, it's more accurate to say that this is simply one of many forms of skepticism, and they just happen to fall for it.

But men are different. Men really have an intuition, and this intuition happens very frequently, but most people don't pay much attention to it in their daily lives.

For example, sometimes you don't want to work overtime but feel you have to, you don't want it to rain but feel it's going to rain, you don't want something to happen but feel something is going to happen, oh, I almost forgot, there's also the time when you're constantly agonizing over buying something because you feel the price is about to go up, but after holding back, the price really does go up. Whenever you encounter the above scenarios, a man's intuition is always particularly, particularly outrageous.

So... does this intuition for the support role count?

Roland thought it didn't count.

Forget about intuition; he simply saw FPX's "advanced combat discipline." He was absolutely certain that the enemy would likely gank mid lane. Anyway, Roland had a good plan: if they came, they'd kill them; if they didn't, wouldn't a three-man tower dive be even safer? The only loss would be the jungler and support's time.

The truth is... he guessed right.

The moment Titan stepped into the bushes just a wall away from his own tower, he realized that two people who loved their mid laner even more than he did had appeared.

"Holy crap!? There's a sixth guy."

The guy was shocked. At this point, it would be one thing if there was only Xin Zhao, but the mid laner could at least escape in a 2v2, even if he couldn't win. But the key point is... what the hell is Jin Fu doing here? Didn't you go home?

To this, Roland could only compose a poem:

I long to travel ten thousand miles to find you.

Joy and sorrow are also impermanent.

Joy is fleeting, the moonlight is white.

Do you know for whom my heart is so infatuated?

This situation, where one can advance or retreat as needed, is just like this poem. It can be applied to any scene and character, whether it's lovers or brothers, a sycophant or a wolf king. As for your question about where the author gets his writing skills?

Don't ask, it's just plagiarism.

I am a disciple of Hatake Shishika of Deyun Society. Please give me your guidance.

[Kusanagi Hidden Divine Dust] followed by [Claw Eight Calamity Wind] followed by [K' Crimson Overlord Star] followed by [Ape Soul Igniz Swift Thunder Slash] followed by [Inner Serpent Sunlight], combined with the jungler Zhao Xin's [Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix] gun technique, the two of them directly crippled the enemy Titan on the spot.

As for the name?

If the ultimate move that gives Earth a middle parting is just called "Serious Punch," then it wouldn't be a problem for him to give his basic attack a more flamboyant name, right?

Besides, he was already being generous by not using those ridiculous names from Naruto. You know, the names of the ninjutsu in Naruto are truly bizarre, some even so outrageous that most people who have watched Naruto can't pronounce them.

Wow, was this a direct prediction?

[Prediction? If Brother Guan hadn't remained silent, I would have almost thought he was manipulating the game again.]

Just how much research did TES actually do on FPX?

Why did it turn out like this...? I made it to the winners' bracket finals for the first time. I had friends I'd played with in the spring season finals. Two happy things overlapped. And these two joys brought me even more joy. What should have been a dreamlike, blissful time... But why did it turn out like this...?

The support player's sudden death allowed the mid-laner to escape in a sorry state.

Doinb was terrified. If it weren't for Tearful coming over as a scapegoat, he would have been dove by two or even three people under the tower. He's already been in jail long enough in his backstory, why does he have to go through another one in Summoner's Rift?

However... just as the lower jungle was still immersed in the joyful atmosphere of the kill, in the top lane, DaHuang was once again sent back to base by the enemy NiuBao, and even started eating the outer turret plates.

"No, he's very strong, can he come?"

"We can't come. We've all gone to camp near the mid lane to wait for the support. The enemy jungler hasn't shown up yet, so he must be in the top lane."

"Okay... I'll be more careful myself."

Tian finally figured it out.

Whether the mid laner carries or not is no longer important. Judging from this kill in the bottom lane, it will be difficult for the Titan to reach level six before nine minutes, which means that before ten minutes, they will not be able to pose any threat to TES's Ziggs in the bottom lane.

Then the support player can't control it.

The freedom that Jinfu has means that the jungler has control over the bottom half of the jungle and the mid laner has a sense of security. At this point, even if Tian is playing Lee Sin, or even if he is playing Tang Sanzang (Gatling Bodhisattva version), he would not dare to go to the bottom lane at will.

Yes, it's safer to be on the road.

There are lots of monsters here, plenty of vision, and the top laner speaks nicely (though he can't understand him anyway). Coming back here feels like coming home; he loves it here.

At 8 minutes, the TES five-man squad gathered at the Rift Herald on time. At this point, FPX had no way to engage them in a team fight. They knew this, so they simply went to take the dragon to exchange for resources, and then let their AD carry farm minions and tower plates alone.

With her E skill, Tristana can get two tower plates if she plays aggressively, but she's a bit unlucky in the mid lane.

Having secured the Rift Herald, TES didn't waste any time with FPX this time. They took the mid lane and immediately summoned the Rift Herald right in front of the enemy Sylas. Then, TES's mid, bot, jungle, and support swarmed in, leaving Doinb, who was defending the tower, completely dumbfounded.

What the hell?

Why don't you launch a major offensive, or wait until the next wave to deploy vanguards while simultaneously securing dragons?

You just throw it out so easily, aren't you afraid of my teammates?

Okay, I'm not afraid at all.

Yone's Bomber combo allows for both initiating team fights and defensive poke; while the Xin Zhao and Gwent double-circle combo can reliably penetrate the enemy backline and deliver a devastating blow to their backline.

At this point, TES is not afraid of the opposing team's teammates at all; they are even hoping that the opposing team will actually come to engage in a team fight.

Upon seeing this.

Doinb could only choose to steal the Ziggs' ultimate to force a wave clear, allowing the Rift Herald to be hit by the second tower but not lost, barely managing to do his best.