You actually want me to...

[Is that positioning...? Is the enemy jungler coming?]

[No, this man I'm facing off against is clearly superior to me in every way, so how could he possibly reveal such an easily detectable flaw? There must be something I haven't noticed.]

[Wait, his experience bar is about to jump to four. Is he pretending to be a jungler to actually steal lane control and then help the jungler cause trouble?]

Hmph, what a deep scheme, but I've already seen through it.

Faced with the opening revealed by the opponent, Chovy did not retreat. Instead, he took advantage of the gap when he dropped his W skill while last-hitting minions to push forward a few steps to pick up his passive, which completely stunned Ha Huang, who was flanking from behind.

"You call this difficult to catch?"

"Probably, maybe, perhaps..."

I just praised you for having some skills, and before the jungler even left, you immediately jumped out and said that you do have some skills, but not many. Isn't that a slap in his face?

Just as Zoe picked up the bubble passive and was about to have a fierce fight with Orianna, a halberd suddenly flew out from the right rear jungle and landed heavily at her feet.

"With Lü Bu here, what kind of scoundrel dares to deceive my adoptive father?"

"Behold the halberd!"

Final Chapter: Chapter Thirty: It's common sense that you need to shout your name before unleashing a powerful attack.

"What the hell is this?!"

It has to be said that as HLE's only designated carry, Chovy's reaction speed is quite good. Before the Prince's EQ combo took effect, he had already used his Flash faster than his brain, narrowly avoiding this strong engage.

At this point in time, I'd rather be hit by a flashlight than be beaten and sent home.

A few minutes of cooldown timer flashed.

By the time you reach eight minutes, the Vanguard team fight will be almost over, and the enemy mid laner is Orianna. Without Flash, there won't be much pressure on roaming. But if he's been reduced to low health, he'll have to go back to base now, which is equivalent to being down half a level to a level of experience for no reason. This is fatal for players who have maxed out their lane experience.

But...why is your jungler actually there? Aren't you supposed to be a pro?

【Comfortable!】

[Using Flash so early, now Shake1 Middle School is truly becoming Shake1 Middle School.]

This prince seems to have a rather slow emotional intelligence.

Who would have thought that Prince Jarvan IV would become so popular during the World Championship? Bringing him back on track at the last minute is about right.

Regardless, this at least created a Flash advantage, but there's one strange thing...

"Why do you have to make such a fancy announcement when you're going to gank?"

"Is it to boost morale?"

Faced with Knight and Big Yellow's questions, Ha Huang fell silent. Fortunately, the hero arrived at this moment, and Roland stepped in to provide an answer: "It's very simple. Since a function must be declared before it can be called, it's reasonable for me to call out the name before unleashing a powerful attack, right?"

......

"really."

After ganking mid lane and revealing his position, the Prince could only help push the lane and then recall. At this point, Roland and JKL could only watch as the enemy pushed back into the bottom lane, which they had finally managed to push out.

Unfortunately, if a jungler is aggressive at this point, they might even be stealing elemental dragons, which is one of the few effective ways to mitigate losses.

Sure enough, after the opposing bot lane duo hastily pushed a wave, Miss Fortune and Braum disappeared together in the bot lane river. Ten seconds later, the sound of the elemental dragon dying came from the river, indicating that Roland's judgment was correct.

"They're starting the dragon so early; it seems like the other team doesn't want to play a late-game game with us."

"That's good, it means he didn't farm much jungle camps. I can even invade his jungle. Let the bot lane play by themselves." Ha Huang said, and then rushed into the opponent's top jungle. If it was before level three, the top lane Irelia still had the ability to compete with Graves, but at this point, the advantages of different top lane champions in different players' hands have slowly begun to show.

Morgan couldn't land his E on the yellow-haired Graves at all. He was starting to struggle.

If you have priority in the top lane and the enemy mid laner doesn't have Flash, where in the enemy's upper jungle can't you go?

Invade!

We have to hack into him.

"Well, the bottom lane has become an orphan lane again."

"That's right, but the only good news is that the enemy's jungler and support can't dive the tower."

Zhao Xinqiang?

In terms of the ultimate's functionality, it is indeed quite effective against Aphelios. However, if you choose this item, it means you are not putting pressure on the side laners to tower dive. Poppy can activate W under the tower, hold her E skill, and stand there. Anyone who dares to dive will die.

Roland and JKL knew exactly what was going on.

The reason they're not fighting now is indeed because Aphelios' damage isn't enough. Most AD carries would be worried about whether the game can drag on until their late-game carry Aphelios gets ahead, but they're not afraid because they know the enemy AD carry is Deft.

You may not believe 4396, but you can always believe Mr. Dai.

and.

I bet the LCK commentators are actually quite pleased to see their bot lane dominating TES like this.

Then, when they get their comeuppance, they make grand pronouncements before the match, remain silent during the game, and afterwards, they're truly pathetic! Isn't that scene much more interesting than a comedy sketch? Even if you ignore the commentators' discomfiture, just looking at those specially made artificial beauties from South Korea in black stockings isn't bad either.

"No, passively taking a beating like this isn't my style."

"so?"

"So wait until you return to base, then go fight a Krugs for a bit first. I'll go to mid lane and see if there's an opportunity."

"???"

Options that defy common sense often also defy the common sense of the opposite side.

Just when everyone thought Poppy should be farming minions in the bottom lane with Aphelios, Roland decided to use a diversionary tactic, and that's when the opportunity came.

This round.

Since the opposing team had secured the Elemental Dragon earlier, neither side chose to hold out for seven minutes before returning to base and instead went straight for the Vanguard. Instead, after the opposing team secured the Elemental Dragon and returned to base, Roland and JKL cleared the minion wave and then also returned to base.

Although he was very unhappy that his support had abandoned him again to play in the mid lane, as a teammate, he could indeed feel that this wave might really have a chance, because even JKL hadn't thought there would be such a thing.

The so-called linkage.

It involves giving the other side false information, causing them to misjudge your own movements while simultaneously predicting the other side's movements.

The essence of alliance tactics is actually the Three Kingdoms Kill national war.

You play a Kill, I play a Dodge. You think you've used up one of my life-saving cards, but little do you know I actually have a Zhang Jiao (a special card) hidden behind my back. With a quick counterattack, I can change the judgment to Spades and deduct two points of your health. Once I realize I've hit you, my lieutenant, Jia Xu, will immediately use his Chaotic Strike to take you down.

The same applies to Roland's move this time.

He had Jarvan IV deliberately expose his position to create the illusion of going top, but in reality, he let him sneak into the dragon pit, use EQ to get into the dragon pit, and then circle back. HLE's jungler Willer would definitely be prepared for Jarvan IV's counterattack, but even a counterattack takes time.

This is the best time for him to gank the mid lane.

"Knight, let the show begin!"

"It has already begun."

The mid-lane game is actually very complex, but also very simple. It's unrealistic to expect every mid-laner to have their mind racing like a computer when laning. Even if you ask a Challenger or Grandmaster how they kill in lane, they'll only say they felt it and the killing intent came over them, but they can't describe the specific feeling.

The idea that you can calculate where the opponent will place their Q, then dodge to the side with perfect positioning, and counter with a skill after a few rounds, making the opponent seem incredibly powerful, is pure nonsense.

The real thought in his mind would be: "Damn, this guy's got a really good touch, I need to call the jungler to break his rhythm."

So why do so many content creators still make videos of professional players' laning strategies?

because...

Firstly, many operations have become second nature to players through daily training, especially various small operations and mistakes. The first time you make a mistake, you are pointed out and scolded. The second time you make a mistake, you are pointed out and scolded again. The third and fourth time, you will improve. Then, by the ninth and tenth time, it will gradually become second nature to your laning. This is the essence of video analysis of laning game.

Their analysis wasn't about the psychology of the professional players at the time, but rather about the training of their operational awareness by professional coaches and analysts behind the rigorous honing of their skills.

What are those players usually thinking?

For example, if Knight plays Orianna, then the first thing in his mind is farming, followed by farming better (whether he can steal jungle camps) and not having his summoner spells forced out (so that the jungler can play safely). Only then does he consider whether his teammates will come (to coordinate a gank) or whether he should go himself (to support his teammates). The importance of these considerations is arranged in a hierarchical manner from top to bottom.

Now, Knight has begun his acting career, provided that all of the above conditions are met.

The fish took the bait.

Settled: Chapter Thirty-One: Pain! It hurts so much!

"Willer hasn't realized the seriousness of the problem yet; Willer is getting closer!"

"Aban's Poppy is in position. JKL was very smart this time. He saw the support leave and went straight to solo farm the Krugs in the jungle. But looking at the amount of health he lost, it seems like he was still a bit injured?"

"No major problem. The key is in the middle lane. We're waiting for the prince. He should be able to get here in time."

"Here it comes! HLE has fallen for their trap!"

Amidst roars from the commentators, Willer's Xin Zhao charged out from the bottom river, landing a W skill to steal Orianna's spike, and then unleashing a relentless E.

Then... he saw Poppy, who was originally out of sight, standing not far behind Clockwork, quietly watching him.

The scene became quite awkward.

"Holy crap, there's Lao Liu!"

"Why the hell didn't you say so earlier?!"

Although countless viewers in the live stream don't understand lip reading, and even if they do, they don't understand what the Korean means, it doesn't matter. As long as they can roughly tell from HLE's midfielder's expression, that's enough, because Chovy has already followed along.

That's how it is in professional esports.

After they ruled out the possibility of a support player using the process of elimination, and the top laner could see the enemy, and the jungler knew the enemy's route, this should have been a fatal murder.

But... what the heck is this Poppy?

It wasn't until this point that the MISS signal for the bottom lane finally arrived. The pilot had been back on the lane for several seconds but still couldn't see the enemy bottom lane. Only then did he realize the seriousness of the problem.

But it's too late.

Thinking that his team had mid and jungle, while the opposing team had mid and support, even if they couldn't secure a kill, at least retreating shouldn't be a problem.

That's what Willer thought, but Roland wasn't going to let him pass so easily.

Are you kidding me? I abandoned the bottom lane and came all this way to support the mid lane just to say hello and leave?

W【Unwavering Style】is now available.

With 40% movement speed, Boru rushed towards Zoe, who was further away, like the wind. What, Xin Zhao? I didn't see Xin Zhao. I figured Zoe was delicate and tender; one punch should make her cry for a long time, right?

Of course, this is also an open tactic to take advantage of the fact that your mid laner doesn't have Flash.