You actually want me to...

You don't know how often the tunnel is inspected; whether there were any water crossings during construction; how often the slopes around the tunnel are cleared of grass; how large the site is, whether only one person can work or multiple people can work; if you feel unwell while driving, is it better to vomit in the car or stick your head out first; if you suddenly pull out the key while the car is traveling at high speed, will the music stop; if the mountain is blocked by heavy snow for six or seven days, can you take the back trails?

Many people can't see these things at first glance.

However, a small number of people with clear thinking can see the essence of the problem at a glance, and then they all chose to buy stain remover during the 618 shopping festival (laughs).

"Hahuang, don't come to the bottom lane for now. The enemy jungler will probably pay more attention to the mid and top lanes." After glancing at the situation on the field, Roland, feeling that there was no threat in the bottom lane, chose to let Hahuang roam.

"what?"

"The enemy bot lane has used both Flashes. Unless they're stupid, they won't stray too far from their tower. Pay more attention to the mid lane. Don't let up on Lissandra's pressure."

When playing against EDG, there's no need to worry about whether their jungler and top laner will have any synergy. Roland's years of experience watching matches in his previous life have taught him that to beat EDG, all you need to do is keep EDG's mid laner in check.

If the mid laner doesn't hold his position, EDG might turn the tide.

In games where the mid laner is shut down, EDG often loses.

This junior mid laner is usually quiet and not as famous or influential as some other mid laners, but if you were to create a mid laner ranking every season, he would almost never fall out of the top five. He is an old monster comparable to Rookie.

However, as soon as he finished speaking, Roland thought about it again and felt that this seemed a bit inappropriate. He then immediately instructed Ha Huang: "If you see a good opportunity in the bottom lane, remember to come over and farm and push the lane."

"Oh...wait!?"

Unlike his previous cautious approach, Roland's positioning became increasingly aggressive after confirming that the enemy Trundle hadn't appeared around the time the jungler was supposed to return to base at level four. At this point, the situation on the field was two against two, with summoner spells being three to two, and the win rate was nine to one.

More than two thousand years ago, our ancestors had already established a strategic policy for military campaigns: if ten times the enemy's strength, surround them; if five times, attack them; if twice, divide them; if equal, fight them; if few, escape them; if not, avoid them.

With a 90% chance of winning, what else is there to think about?

Just do it!

Final Chapter: Chapter Forty-Nine: Do Not Harm My Son!

[TES_JKL kills EDG_Meiko]

[TES_JKL kills EDG_Viper]

EDG_Viper kills TES_JKL

Just as the game reached the seven-minute mark, when TES pushed into the tower again with two waves of minions, Roland did not hesitate to activate his initiation ability once more, decisively hooking the enemy's bottom tower.

This time, EDG finally couldn't avoid it, because they really didn't expect their opponents to be so bold.

"Why did you carry it an extra bit?"

Roland, who escaped with low health, raised an eyebrow. According to his calculations, the two should have taken turns tanking the tower and then escaped together. He had even specifically asked Knight to keep an eye on the LeBlanc in the mid lane and prevent her from coming down. So how did JKL get swapped?

"You placed a ward to bait A, and the other team has learned your trick too."

JKL's expression was also somewhat unpleasant. Although they were definitely the ones who benefited from the 1-for-2 exchange under the tower, they could have done better. They were too careless when using the last auto-attack and lantern to escape, thinking only about automatically finishing the opponent off without considering this move.

This is the finals.

Even if TES went all out, even if they had built a huge advantage with their early-game strength and teamwork, as soon as they relaxed, EDG could immediately find their weaknesses and retaliate.

【Wonderful!】

[You copy my draft picks, I copy your strategies; these two teams are just blindly copying each other.]

This match is so exciting to watch! It's either fighting or on the way to a fight. The bot lane is practically never going back to base until they die.

[What a pity! If JKL hadn't warded that time, EDG's bot lane would have been completely destroyed.]

With such frequent clashes, the audience is naturally thrilled. While watching the strategic gameplay can certainly help improve your rank, such matches offer almost no entertainment value. If you watch the LCK channel, the peak record is that kills don't even start until 39 minutes in.

But strangely enough, if you only consider overseas viewers, LCK's viewership rating is the highest among all regions.

All I can say is: there are far too many people in this world who suffer from insomnia.

......

"It feels like the other side is treating us like a boss."

Aren't we the same?

After Roland and JKL recovered from the fight, they smiled at each other and immediately adjusted their mindset to prepare for the vanguard team fight. During the time when they were gaining an advantage in the bottom lane, their teammates also suffered a lot. Because they followed the decision to protect the Ice Maiden's lane priority, the top lane was eventually caught by the enemy jiejie, and Dahuang's Gwent was tower-dived by the enemy top and jungle duo.

That's why they have to fight back against this vanguard group.

Once the Vanguard falls into the hands of the opponent, and they find an opportunity to gank again, if the Vanguard is released, Big Yellow's early game will be completely destroyed.

Since the opposing team was taking it so seriously, they naturally couldn't fall behind, immediately activating their second-best mode—the Serious Mode; as for the Blood Feud Mode, that could only be activated when facing Japan.

Bloodline Suppression (enemy's all attributes are reduced by 50%, ally's all attributes are increased by 50% plus 100% Fury), Hunting Moment (killing one enemy grants +2% to all attributes, stacking up to 10 times), Charge Horn (grants 30 seconds of invincibility during group combat), Blitzkrieg (requires Bloodline Suppression, Hunting Moment, and Charge Horn to trigger simultaneously, granting an additional buff that increases Excitement, Fury, and technical attributes by 500% on top of their original value).

Moreover, this model isn't just us; when our Russian brothers are facing Germany, if you play "Katyusha" on the spot, they can almost activate a similar state (laughs).

"What did the vanguard say?"

"Just go for it." Without any hesitation, JKL took the lead with just one sentence.

"Wait for the refresh and then attack the Vanguard?"

"No, it means shooting at the person you see!"

joke.

After respawning and returning home, he specially bought shoes and a control ward. After quickly recovering, he waited for JKL to respawn at the extreme position of the lantern outside the fountain, just in order to launch a blitzkrieg against the opponent.

Is it possible to win a 3v3 game in the early stages?

What about five against three?

Indiscriminate slaughter!

Having received instructions from their "absolute core," the top, mid, and jungle players of TES immediately understood. Lee Sin spotted the Trundle lurking nearby in the river across the jungle, and after confirming the position of their mid laner, he decisively kicked him.

This Foshan Shadowless Kick completely stunned the troll.

what's the situation?

At this point, you've probably only placed one or two wards in the river, and you definitely haven't placed any wards in their jungle. Yet you just casually kicked it over. Do you think I'm easy to bully?

Even the gentle-natured Third Prince couldn't hold back any longer.

As the saying goes, when princes fight, one dies and the other is injured. The two started their fight in the jungle.

In a 1v1 duel, a Trundle with his ultimate isn't too afraid of the opposing Lee Sin. However, he has to consider whether he should use his ultimate so early. What if he kicks in just to bait out Lee Sin's ultimate? This kind of thing is not uncommon in professional matches.

However, just as he was about to hold back, the next second, a signal from his teammate Miss in the mid lane hit him like crazy.

R [Might makes right]

With a sudden, powerful pull, the Lissandra appeared abruptly by the wall, not far from him, in the next second.

W [Frost Ring]

Knight glanced at the troll who had already activated his ultimate ability with a slight headache. He had been careful enough, but the opposing junior was too vigilant. As soon as he noticed that Knight was missing and a fight broke out in the jungle, he immediately marked him as missing.

Since he couldn't control and weaken her before she used her ultimate, Knight decided not to use his ultimate. He used his W to control her and let Lee Sin retreat first, planning to go back and kill her after Trundle's ultimate disappeared.

But this will happen.

TES wanted to withdraw, but EDG wouldn't allow it.

Before we got married, you sweet-talked me into being bedridden after we got married. Now that we're married, why don't you dare to come into my room when I take off my clothes and go all out?

Are you kidding me?

LeBlanc activated her dash and threw her chain, which Lee Sin dodged. Lee Sin then activated his ultimate (R) to copy his E and threw it again. Lee Sin could only kick the charging Trundle back with one kick. Just as the kicked Trundle stopped, Lee Sin flashed towards their location again.

Meanwhile, the top laners on both sides had already rushed to the battlefield the moment they activated their ultimate abilities in the jungle, and were now almost at their positions.

"3v3, in my own jungle, the advantage is mine." — When jiejie finally understood the situation on the field, his actions became completely insane. He had activated most of his abilities, used his Flash, and had the advantage of timing, location, and support. What could you possibly use to fight me?

If he doesn't give you a concussion, he'd be doing a disservice to his title of Third Prince.

Just as he was preparing to dominate the battlefield and solidify his status as the master of the stick, a loud shout of "Stop hurting my son!" suddenly rang out in the TES team voice chat from afar, and the next second...

Clang!

As Thresh's hook hit at its maximum range, the Grim Reaper's scythe had already been silently raised within the Troll's vision.

Final Chapter: Chapter 50: The Three Kings of the Sanatorium Industry

"Thresh?"

"How could it be so fast!?"

EDG must have known that the opposing bot lane duo was coming, but the problem is that the fight is taking place in EDG's jungle near the river. Logically speaking, even if EDG's bot lane duo didn't arrive first, the two bot lanes should have arrived at roughly the same time.

Right now, Varus and Minotaur have only reached the Blast Fruit in front of the high ground.

unless...

"He used Flash to get somewhere quickly."

Meiko said with a grim expression, frantically clicking her mouse as she moved forward. "You're supposed to be a Cow-type hero, so how come Tauros can run so fast, but your movement speed is so slow?!"

One wrong step can lead to a series of wrong steps.

Jiejie thought his own jungle was strong, but he didn't expect TES's bot lane to provide such quick support. Now he's completely trapped in TES's trap. You should know that it wasn't just Thresh who arrived at this moment. After Thresh arrived and hooked Trundle, he used W [Soul Lantern] to attack backward, and then the second part of Q was immediately triggered.

As Thresh and Trundle closed the distance, an even more brutal hero than Thresh quietly hitched a ride and caught up with them.

Kalista has arrived!

As JKL's trump card that he had been hiding all season, his Kalista fully absorbed the essence of the Chinese server's top player Hanye's operation in Season 1. Every jump was to a pre-calculated number. If you ask what that number is, I can only tell you it's a random number.

However, one thing is certain: he must have jumped forward.

Fortunately, the skateboard shoe-themed background music mode is now enabled:

Spinning, leaping, I'm holding a spear~

You can't see anything when you back up, are you scared?

Inserting spears, pulling spears, I never stop!

The health bar was blurred; I crushed the troll's head.

Kalista is a champion who can't stand out when things are going badly. Due to her unique skills and output mechanism, she tends to go invisible once she doesn't have an advantage in the early game, and then frequently becomes the enemy's ATM in the mid-game.

As for dragging it out to the later stages... it might just be a function of recycling "Pokémon" and throwing Poké Balls, which is basically chasing people and initiating team fights.