You actually want me to...

Senna gains 25 attack range and 10% critical strike chance for every 20 soul stacks. 120 soul stacks provide her with 60% critical strike chance, 150 attack range, 94% attack damage, and 960 gold. With her base 600 attack range, Senna now boasts a terrifying 750 attack range, 100 longer than Caitlyn's. Furthermore, her passive and item bonuses increase her attack damage by over 200, and she's built with an armor penetration build.

then...

Almost every auto-attack dealt near-true damage to the enemy support Leona. The Leona on the losing side was already low level and had poor economy, the kind of player who would be unable to get out of a team fight after charging in. Now, facing a Senna who had farmed up to a super-fed level, DFM's support player exclaimed that he couldn't withstand the attack.

Even more outrageous is that Senna was already about to unleash her full damage potential, but... they didn't dare to engage.

Next up was Tahm Kench, who could flash in at any time to swallow the AD carry and become immune to damage. Then there was Galio, who was always ready to use his ultimate to support. In addition, DFM's team communication was not very good. As a result, a very strange scene appeared on the field.

At the very front are five DFM runners.

Then Senna chases after him, and while chasing, he can even instantly use Flash to dodge a counter-control attack from the opponent.

Behind them are four unlucky people frantically chasing after Sena's figure.

This scene completely stunned audiences worldwide.

Good heavens, this is like publicly humiliating a dead Teddy!

[A few months ago, Teddy was too afraid to target anyone with a level 300 Senna, but a few months later, JKL, with a level 120 Soul, was chasing five enemies single-handedly. The difference is...]

In my opinion, Ah Shui was being too conservative. I originally guessed that this was how it should be done for level 80 souls.

[Perhaps that's what he really thinks, but Banhuang is just rushing in too fast?]

When Senna's damage output started to rise and Roland's initiation returned to normal, the rest of the scene was a one-sided massacre by TES. The most ruthless player was Haro, who, seemingly to show off his presence, used his Flash almost exclusively for spinning kicks for the rest of the game.

Whether the kick was good or not is another matter, as long as it looked cool, that's all that matters!

finally.

With a total kill score of 19-4, TES easily secured victory against DFM.

"Wuhu! Time to go home!"

The moment the match ended, Roland almost jumped up in excitement. Although he didn't really have much to do with being the MVP of the match, it didn't matter, because he still had Ah Shui's 5000 yuan bonus.

Don't underestimate the number 5000. As a transmigrator, Roland's monthly salary in his previous life was not necessarily 5000, which did not even meet the country's tax standards. But if you ask him how much he earns a month online, it must be at least 50,000. If it is less than 10,000, it will make him seem like he is not a professional surfer.

That's quite a lot.

With 3000 yuan of that, you could even go to a computer mall to buy computers in bulk, and then open an internet cafe across from the school.

"Look how happy you are! I told you not to drive so fast!"

"actually..."

"Hmm?" JKL glanced at him, and Knight, who was about to say something, immediately fell silent.

Here's the thing: the game was completely over by the mid-game. One of the bottom laners was thinking about ending the game quickly, getting the prize money, and leaving early, while the other was thinking that since they'd already given the money, they should enjoy it for as long as possible. As a result, one of them was pulling and the other was pulling, and they almost made the opposing DFM's mentality explode.

This is the group stage.

In the group stage of the World Championship, LPL's only enemy is LCK. LCK is the same. Looking at other regions, there are probably only a few teams that can catch their eye, such as G2, C9 with Perkz, and FNC.

Back in the lounge, due to the two's extremely reckless performance, the group was unsurprisingly dragged into a small dark room by White Crescent and subjected to a barrage of insults.

This is because the gap in strength is too large.

If this were any other team of similar skill level, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that today's match was a total blunder.

and...

"Teamwork! Where's your teamwork? Even if Ah Ban is indeed being incredibly arrogant and always giving us free rides, you should at least try to side with him a little. Do you even know what teamwork is?"

"Coach, I understand!" Upon hearing the question, Roland immediately raised his hand and stood up. "The perfect teamwork is when I call for retreat, he immediately turns around and misses his ultimate. I tell him I'm low on health and should go back to base to replenish my health, and then he leads his teammates to charge in one by one and gets himself killed."

......

Is the teammate you're talking about yourself?

"How could that be? I'm an honest man, and honest men don't do that kind of thing."

Upon hearing this, Roland tossed the blame aside and immediately grabbed the pot, his eyes crinkling with a grin.

Roland didn't participate much in the following matches. Against 100T and DFM, one player, Prophet, was enough. One day it would be a cat special, the next day Nami Sushi, and the day after that Purple Garlic. He just mixed whatever was available.

With his free time, Roland devoted himself to the study of soft support.

Now that we've played this far, the third-best support champion in this patch is slowly emerging from the shadows and into the spotlight.

One is a female gunner cat centered around cats, another is the Luna combination where Nami and Lulu are indispensable, and the third is a defensive countermeasure of Aphelios + Lulu. Of these three playstyles, Roland has only used one thing so far - cats.

Nami's success depends on the accuracy of her Q skill, while Lulu is relatively straightforward. So why did Roland still choose Nami?

Because Nami's Q is a control ability.

If he doesn't know how, the opponent might take it, and then JKL will die instantly from his Q. What a painful lesson he'll learn.

"There's no other way but for you to come. Haro's age is a factor. It's too late for him to play Qiyana and Talon now. Even if you can pick Yuumi, we mostly won't pick her, so we'll have to ban her. But not picking her and not knowing how to pick her are two different things. The same applies to the other two."

"I know, I'm trying."

In TES's break room, Roland and White Crescent sat on either side of the screen, watching their teammates putting in a lot of effort, and they chatted.

In fact, the S11 version has reached an awkward point where even casual players can predict the draft picks.

For top lane, it's either Graves or Jayce; Kennen and Gnar could be alternatives.

The top tier of junglers consists of assassin junglers and Yuumi; you can't do without any of them. The second tier includes Lee Sin, the third tier includes Xin Zhao and Jarvan IV, and the fourth tier includes Olaf, Blade of the Ruined King, Trundle, and the like.

As for the bot lane, it's even simpler: the first tier is Luna, a big carry + Yuumi/Lulu, or the second tier is Varus + engage, or Kai'Sa + Nautilus.

As for the mid lane, it's the position that teams are least worried about, so we'll skip it.

"If I asked you to build Lulu, would you buy it?"

"It's a bit difficult." After thinking for a moment, Roland gave a negative answer. "But if it's Nami, it should be able to give them a good surprise."

TES is very simple now.

If a weak team wants to give it a try, I'll just use the Seer.

Strong teams want to try their luck, but please wait until after the quarterfinals.

Keep the cards in check, create suspense, and when it comes to ripping people off, we're the professionals.

Settled: Chapter Eighteen: I've Long Recognized Your Great General Potential

a few days later.

When Roland reappeared on the bench, he was greeted by a row of puzzled looks from his teammates.

"Didn't you say you wouldn't play in the group stage?"

"Yes, but this is a match against Teacher Dafei, how can I miss it?"

Over the course of the competition, Roland handed over the matches against 100T and DFM to Yuyanjia, solidifying Yuyanjia's title as the undisputed king of the bench. However, even so, when he faced T1 for the second time in the group stage, he failed to gain an advantage in the bottom lane, allowing T1's support to roam freely and ultimately defeat TES.

Unfortunately, TES's core strategy is to constantly create an aggressive rhythm. However, this strategy has a problem: if the rhythm is disrupted in the middle, and if the command is not effective or there are not enough opportunities to initiate a team fight, then they will be eliminated immediately.

Today it is today.

Both teams have a 5-1 record. To avoid an internal battle with RNG, who are vying for the top seed, LPL fans on the Anti-LPL forum have brought out Roland, who is known for "slacking off" in the backcourt.

Yes, he was forcibly brought up, although White Crescent eventually succeeded in promising him the prize money after his victory.

but...

To be fair, he really wasn't prepared to come.

"No wonder, whether it's the first seed or the second seed that advances, there's a chance of facing their own people, so it's better to just advance directly, right?"

"To be honest, yes."

Throughout the group stage, the LPL teams achieved varying results.

RNG seems capable of going toe-to-toe with anyone, and in fact they are capable of going toe-to-toe with anyone. After various back-and-forth battles and evenly matched contests, they miraculously managed to overpower GENG and climb to the top of the group by playing a tiebreaker.

EDG had a smooth early game but collapsed in the late game. It was a classic case of EDG starting to do the opposite of what you expected. They were slightly inferior to DK and ranked second in the group.

As for FPX...

They suffered the most devastating defeat in the team's history, failing to even advance from the group stage and ending up in the top 16. To this day, we have no way of knowing what exactly happened within the FPX team at that time. Despite being a team of four Chinese players and one Korean player, the one who played the most human was the only remaining Korean player.

So the pressure fell on TES.

Of course, the main reason is... After in-depth analysis by various domestic content creators, EDG's loss to DK was found to be closely related to the support's strategy of leveling up to level six by stealing lane space. When this information was seen, the name of a player suddenly came to the minds of most viewers - Banhuang.

Then, everyone burst open.

[It's confirmed. The prophet should be smart and hand over their ID soon, otherwise they'll be in big trouble.]

[War correspondent JKL, you two are like prophets, always appearing everywhere!]

[I was wondering why the Death Knight's playstyle looked so familiar; turns out, it was triggering his signature skill?]

[This is just a sarcastic comment. There's nowhere in the universe that isn't Korean; they're just borrowing it!]

If it weren't for this incident, Roland wouldn't have faced so much public pressure to make an appearance.

The match began quickly.

First round of bans:

TES: Lucian, Aphelios, Poppy

T1: Yuumi, Irelia, Graves

It's worth mentioning that during the group stage, jungler Poppy emerged as a standout, becoming famous on her own. Initially, wildcard regions were using her, then LCK stole her, and when LPL wanted to steal her, they suddenly realized that their own junglers couldn't keep up with her.

This is a support champion that TES has used before. It hard counters all kinds of dive champions. It also has its drawbacks, such as slow jungle clearing and weak early jungle fighting ability. It is a double-edged sword jungler. However, it is surprisingly useful in this version where the mainstream champions are flying around everywhere.

Roland stated that he would not be stubborn and immediately asked the team to ban it.

The cat's gone, Luna's gone, and all that's left is Purple Garlic—one person can't stir up any trouble, so...

One round of PICK:

TES: Jayce (first pick), Xin Zhao, Ezreal

T1: Miss Fortune, Lee Sin (first and second tiers), Twisted Fate

Second round of bans: Akali, Jax, Sylas, and Galio were all banned.

T1 was trying to pave the way for Twisted Fate, but they couldn't understand the champions that TES banned. Banning Akali could be considered as being afraid that Akali would be buffed and they wouldn't be able to handle her, but why ban Jax at the same time?