You actually want me to...

This feeling is like you're a fan of anime and manga, and you finally managed to take a day off and buy a ticket to go to the Akihabara Comic Con in Japan to check out the maid cafes. But when you go in, you find that the staff are all Chinese. If that were all, it wouldn't be so bad, but the worst part is that you discover that the maid is from Tianjin.

Believe me, from this day forward you will have a great deal of respect for the profession of maid.

Similarly, the secretary from Northeast China and the cousin from Guangxi should also be included in the blacklist of domestic products.

However, Dafei is Dafei after all. His purpose in picking Twisted Fate was not to play the laning phase. For top mid laners, the best rhythm is to push the minion wave every time, or to roam when the wave is in the middle, so as to avoid losing lane or lose less lane. But facing Jayce and the pressure from the enemy mid and jungle, Dafei went all out this time.

Return to base, walk down, and unleash your ultimate skill to the face.

When the effect of [Dark Sky Wave Eye] appeared above the entire Summoner's Rift, Roland knew that something big was coming.

"Holy crap, can anyone help? There are four of them on the other side!"

"T! T! T! Wait for me!" Da Huang shouted frantically in the team voice chat, while quickly retreating to find a TP position under the tower.

"I'll be there soon. Just hold on for three seconds. I'll be there in no time."

"Hold on my ass! I didn't even have a big one!"

With Twisted Fate flying towards the enemy, Lee Sin flanking from behind, and Varus and Leona still lurking in the front, the only thing Roland knew at this moment was not to rush and to make sure he could clearly see which enemy player was drawing tower aggro first.

However, T1 isn't stupid. The reason they didn't dive you when there were three of them was because the Earthshaker under the tower was too much of a threat.

Just as Twisted Fate landed and threw the yellow card at EZ, Oner's Lee Sin immediately followed up, using ward hop and R to kick Roland's Alistar to the other side of the tower (where Varus was). Anyway, as a support, he couldn't threaten Varus's life, so let's not let him interfere with the tower dive.

While driving away the unfavorable factors, the Sun Maiden's Zenith Blade points to the center, and the control chain of the mid-support is perfectly connected at this moment.

"Holy crap, is anyone going to help me, bro?"

JKL was stunned. This card's yellow card was a pinpoint control, and he, an Ezreal without Cleanse, had no way to deal with this combination. It was at this moment that, in JKL's vision, the support Alistar who had been kicked away by Lee Sin did something amazing the instant he stopped.

Upon landing, Q knocks Varus into the air, then immediately reverses direction.

Facing the minions that had just spawned and were walking towards them, Alistar used W [Savage Charge] in a split second. In that instant, Alistar successfully broke free from the encirclement of the four T1 players, moving away by more than a Flash's length.

Then... he ran away without looking back.

"Hahaha, didn't expect that, did you? This is my escape route, Ah Shui! The bottom lane is a bit scary, I'm going to use my cooldown first!"

JKL: "???"

Settled: Chapter Twenty-Two: Returning the Bull Spear

[Wow, that was fast!]

[Niu Niu: Do you even know what animal survival instinct is?]

[A top-notch escape route; it completely stunned me.]

To be honest, if the support had hesitated even slightly to try and save the AD, he wouldn't have escaped this wave.

The four members of T1 were dumbfounded. They had put in so much effort just to get two kills and a plate, and now they had the plate and the AD kill, but the lack of a support kill was a huge loss.

At the same time, something even more incomprehensible to the T1 members happened.

Even though EZ was clearly controlled by them, and it was obvious that they were going to take him down in one go without giving the opponent a chance to move, the opponent's top laner Gwen still pressed TP towards the bottom lane turret after seeing T1 tower dive.

What do you mean?

Even though Gwen has a W skill that makes her hard to kill, and they've already taken a tower push and aren't in good shape, if you teleport down now, won't the top lane just lose experience for nothing? Is this guy stupid?

The difference between LCK and LPL was once again demonstrated on the field through actions, as seen in TES's team voice chat:

"Can it be opened?"

"If you can come, I can drive."

"If you can drive, I can come."

"Let's get started!"

"on!"

According to T1's thinking, the die is cast, and even if the jungler comes after they teleport down, it will be a 3v4. The problem is... how can three people fight against four people?

then...

Do I need TP?

"No, the person on the other end is a newbie. He just made the same mistake that all newbies make."

Just as Teacher Dafei was comforting the top laner, Zhao Xin, who had finally arrived at the battlefield, unleashed his W skill [Wind Slash] and then used his E skill [Fearless Charge] to charge directly at the Leona who was tanking the tower.

The newly landed Huang didn't sit still. Seeing that Ha Huang had chosen the AD and support side, he immediately activated his W [Silk Thread Entanglement]. With the field activated, he squeezed into the gap between the four opponents.

EA followed by Q and then the ultimate skill, Rain of Needles.

The two warriors, like two sharp knives, took advantage of the moment when the opposing team had just finished tower diving and had no skills available, and forcefully cut between the four T1 players.

Doll: "Should we continue fighting? TES isn't planning to let them escape!"

Tongxi: "Kennen didn't teleport immediately this time. These two circles are crucial. He should be able to hold out until Jayce arrives."

Remember: "Kennen teleported, but he's already in the jungle. There's no good vision in the jungle for him to teleport to, so he can only teleport to the minion wave, wait... where is Aban!?"

The T1 group was completely dumbfounded.

The feeling was as if T1 didn't perceive this as a life-or-death battle at all, but rather as a game of chess. They calmly sat down at the chessboard, devised various opening strategies, anticipated all possible moves by LPL, and devised countermeasures for each. Just as they were preparing to dedicate all their energy to this game, LPL didn't move a single piece. Instead, they grabbed the chessboard and smashed it down on T1's face.

Yes, that's roughly the feeling. The sudden team fight completely caught T1 off guard, and their formation was successfully broken up.

"I am coming!"

T1's Canna's voice rang out in the team voice chat at that moment.

In the jungle, if Kennen can Flash in after landing, it's no joke that the game for TES is probably over by then. Canna, controlling his Kennen, decisively rushed towards the center of the battlefield the moment he landed. Only when he was almost there did he activate his E skill, [Spell! Thunder Kennen]. The little electric mouse turned into a blue lightning bolt and flew towards TES's backline at an astonishing speed.

Once I accept my own position, then I am... invincible!

R [Thousands of Thunder Heavenly Lao Yin]!

Just as he felt he was about to reach the position, the sequence of E, Flash, and R skills flowed smoothly through Canna's mind like a Dove chocolate bar. He seemed to see the TES team still moving forward, and he also saw the enemy's wailing and sobbing under the guidance of his teammates. He had even imagined the famous scene of being interviewed after his Thunder God entered the world and won three games.

Well, that's assuming he didn't run into that damn bullhead.

W [Savage Charge]!

Just as Kennen's E skill was about to reach the critical point of flashing into the fray, a Hextech Flash appeared through a wall, and a milky white figure slammed him away from the edge of the battlefield at an even faster speed.

Because the control skill was successfully tested, Kennen, who was knocked up, couldn't immediately use his Flash.

But his hand speed was too fast. E-Flash-R was an operation that he had rehearsed in his mind beforehand. With muscle memory that made his hands faster than his brain, although he failed to successfully press Flash, Canna accidentally pressed Kennen's ultimate [Thunder Prison].

"Ya ya ya"

A perfectly executed ultimate move turned Canna's fantasy into a dream.

"Well done, Captain!"

"I have arrived!"

Unlike Kennen, who needs to get close to unleash his ultimate to change the battlefield, Knight, with sufficient vision from his teammates and within the narrow confines of the jungle, fired a super long-range anti-aircraft shot that perfectly blew up the T1 team.

"Boom!"

A large health bar disappeared visibly. In the early game, Jayce was the most explosive damage dealer among the ten players on the field.

The situation has exploded!

"Wow! Ah Ban! Ah Ban's move was simply divine!"

"Canna probably never dreamed that the support would kill a Kennen at this crucial moment, and Kennen missed his ultimate!"

"Jayce is here too, and he's going to unleash an EQ combo! T1 is going to collapse this wave!"

"The dual-circle system has great potential in the narrow terrain of the jungle, and TES successfully held on until their own super team arrived!"

In the commentary booth, several commentators were already shouting their way through the commentary, especially Wawa. As one of the oldest commentators, he had witnessed too many scenes of T1 team dominating LPL teams. Even though the team's name was SKT1 back then, it didn't matter, because the Demon King was still in that team.

Nothing else to say, I'm going to beat you Korean team!

Kill them, sir!

Against the backdrop of the commentator's flushed face, TES relentlessly pursued and defeated their opponents.

Kennen didn't have his ultimate, and with only three basic skills, going back into the fight would be suicide. Roland, after confirming that the enemy Kennen missed his ultimate, started acting like a complete idiot, not even bothering to dodge. He openly tanked the damage from the enemy Kennen's basic skills and returned to the bottom lane, attacking minions while displaying emotes, completely disregarding the enemy top laner.

T1's four players had already used up all their skills under the tower, and Varus and Leona weren't even level six yet. Facing TES's relentless pursuit, they had absolutely no room to fight back.

Canna's face began to contort; his former handsomeness had vanished. Destroying a player is actually quite simple; all you need to do is satisfy his desires. But desires are an invincible hole, and satisfaction is a sorrow that can never be satisfied.

Two players were traded for five in one wave.

The scales have tipped.

Finalized: Chapter Twenty-Three: The So-Called Operations Strategy

"You guys just said that my play was absolutely explosive and incredibly cool, really, that play was amazing!" The moment the team fight was won, Roland immediately started boasting in the team voice chat.

JKL was furious.

Although rationally he knew that selling himself out like this was the best solution under the circumstances, the problem was that this guy sold himself out too decisively, so decisively that he didn't have the slightest bit of lingering affection for him, which was infuriating.

Although I was very unhappy, I couldn't find any reason to refute it.

All I can say is that the factory manager's bible will never go out of style.

"That was really cool. You did a great job knocking away Kennen. T1 is going to be in trouble after this."

"Don't rush, take it easy. Don't forget the coach's expectations for us; he wants us to focus on operations."

"Oh yes, yes, yes." Everyone nodded quickly, indicating that the coach had indeed given that instruction.

"So...find a suitable opportunity to attack the opponent a few more times, try to turn a few team fights into a smurf game for them, and finish the game as soon as possible so we can go home early."

"what?"

Looking at his teammates with bewildered eyes, Roland said with a hint of exasperation, "Focus on macro-management! As the name suggests, it's about the enemy's macro-management, so our main task is to fight them. The abbreviation is 'focus on macro-management.' Don't you guys understand the coach's high expectations for us? He's definitely telling us to just go all out against T1!"

White Crescent Moon, listening to the team's voice chat from the sidelines: ...

After a resounding victory, TES returned to base to replenish their supplies and then secured the Rift Herald. Facing the TES team that had just wiped them out and replenished their economy, the T1 players had no interest in the Herald. Instead, the jungler, support, and bot laner teamed up to take down the bottom lane turret plating in an attempt to salvage some of their economic losses.

However, the intense fighting rhythm from TES soon followed.