You actually want me to...

"So, are we waiting for the jungler to come down?"

"Yeah, and also wait for the mid laner to die suddenly."

"what?"

Just as JKL stared at the screen with a puzzled expression, above Summoner's Rift...

[DK_Showmaker kills TES_Knight9]

[TES_Knight9 kills DK_Showmaker]

Shifting our gaze back to the mid lane, we saw LeBlanc and Irelia lying neatly side by side, one horizontal and one vertical, under the TES team's turret.

"Look, here it is."

"???"

Final Chapter: Chapter Fifty-Three: That's awesome!

【? ? ? ? ? ? 】

[No way, a fight in the bot lane is one thing, but someone died in the mid lane too? Where's the director? Director, come and help!]

[The broadcasting director for this year's World Championship was incredibly embarrassing, maybe we should...]

[Was this a tower dive and subsequent trade? I don't understand.]

Compared to the complaints in the chat, the LPL director was truly at a loss for words. If Irelia really wanted to kill, why did she wait until level four to engage when she was at level two or three? He had actually been secretly watching from a small window, but seeing that the mid lane hadn't even engaged yet when the mid lane was almost level three and the bot lane had suddenly engaged, he ignored the mid lane. Who knew that the mid lane would switch out so inexplicably.

Even more deadly is...

He had just switched to the replay of the mid-lane skirmish and zoomed in when another fight broke out in the bottom lane!

This time, Roland went even further.

Following the lane into the tower, the Prince flanked from behind, and then Leona didn't use her E. She went straight into the tower and started charging her Hexflash in place.

Come on, guess whether I flash to the AD carry or the support?

Who could have guessed this? And even if they had, only Genshin Impact could have managed to give it a W to try and lift it up. Unfortunately, Genshin Impact guessed wrong this time. Although the Bomber's health is tempting, it also has short legs.

Compared to AD carries who can't run very far even with Flash, isn't this support a much better choice?

Hextech Flash landed!

First Q, then E, A to ignite, then auto-attack and wait to die.

Yes, it's just waiting to die.

The control provided by the prince will naturally be followed by the prince, and the damage output will definitely be provided by Draven. The only problem is that no one can withstand the damage from the turret, so it's better to let him handle it.

Genshin Impact knew he was going to die, and he could see that the Leona was giving up after the team fight, but he couldn't help but try to save her.

then...

[TES_JKL kills DK_Beryl]

DK_Beryl kills TES_BAN

[TES_JKL kills DK_Ghost]

DK_Ghost kills TES_Haro

Yes, from the moment Draven was picked, TES was prepared for the entire team to serve the bot lane.

Knight received a message from Roland right at the start of the game: if there was an opportunity to tower dive in the bottom lane, he should keep the enemy Irelia in the mid lane no matter what, even if it meant feeding.

Knight did it better; he successfully lured the opponent into the tower and traded kills with Glory.

That's not all.

From the bottom lane to the mid lane, from the outer turret to the second turret, the jungler Jarvan IV even tanked damage himself, determined to take the enemy AD down with him, relentlessly pursuing them until the second EQ combo closed the distance, activated W to slow them down, and then, while dying, laughed as he watched JKL land a basic attack that triggered the red buff slow. He then chased down and killed the low-health enemy before they left the turret.

He really put his head into JKL's mouth.

Anyway, the enemy top laner is Yasuo, so you're using some kind of cheat code, right? You can do some fancy footwork, right? Do you even dare to teleport down to support the bot lane?

If you dare to come, we'll bomb you!

[These guys are insane! The entire TES team is a bunch of lunatics, but why do I find watching them play so enjoyable?]

[Gross fans, did you see that? IG's true form is on Top Esports! IG's true form is on Top Esports!!!]

[Flash to pressure the enemy's health, face-to-face Hextech attacks, giving away towers for a kill—how many more killer moves does TES have yet to pull off?]

[TES' jungle collapsed, Canyon recovered, but DK's lanes completely collapsed!]

What does "four guarantees for one" mean?

I traded my own head for the enemy's head, chased them to the second tower in five minutes and fed my head to the AD carry. This is called a four-protect-one strategy.

What is meant by an advantageous path?

Three kills at the start, one hit and you're down to a third of your health, that's what you call an advantageous lane!

It's not that they didn't value Draven enough, but time really can dilute many other emotions, such as longing, feelings, and even fear.

Believe it or not, take a certain internet celebrity, Liu Feier, as an example.

Looking at her now, who would have thought that she was once the top influencer on Xiuren.com? And many of the adult websites, live stream covers, short videos, and even the adult images that pop up when reading novels still use her photos. Even erotic things can be diluted by time, let alone things that DK doesn't really want to think about.

Therefore, they underestimated how much TES valued Draven.

"Dude, I'm invincible now! The enemy bot lane doesn't even have Flash. You can engage, and I'll kill them all!"

With three heads surrounding him, JKL exuded an exceptionally domineering aura.

If there were an AI simulation that could be brought into the battlefield, Draven, controlled by JKL, would surely be exuding an aura of dominance, and might even utter something like, "I hold the sun and moon in my hands and pluck the stars from the sky; there is no one like me in the world," to show off his own smugness.

Compared to the bottom lane, which was inexplicably about to be destroyed, Khan in the top lane was still in a tense and exciting laning phase with DaHuang.

Undeniably, as a specially practiced and executed strategy, Khan's Yasuo did leave Da Huang somewhat bewildered in the first few minutes. After all, when someone suddenly picks a champion that can easily go 0/18/0, you don't know whether the patch secretly buffed Yasuo and you didn't see it, or if the player has some special combo technique. As a result, Da Huang played extremely cautiously and timidly in the first few minutes.

Simply put, it's similar to Blast, who is considered the number one in the world of One-Punch Man.

The results were consistent.

Eh?

This thing seems pretty much the same.

The jungler is coming again.

Hmm? This thing doesn't seem to have much ability to lock down enemies when paired with Lee Sin in the top lane. At best, it can let you use Flash.

So you've chosen this to scare me? Die!

then.

What should have been a good match turned into a tense laning phase in the top lane and a straight run to the second tower in the bottom lane, resembling a "ranked game." This left many top laners impressed, with some even stepping forward to defend Khan.

[That's how it is in the top lane; it's common for the top laner to contest the bottom lane's high ground.]

[Indeed, don't be fooled by how easily top laners dominate in matches; it also depends on how much support the jungler and mid laner provide. Do you think playing top lane is easy?]

I still remember one game where I dominated the top lane, but then in the mid-game, when we teamed up and clashed, their AD carry took away half my health with just three shots (laughs)

[Please remember, if a top laner's mechanics and game sense are normal, and they still can't perform well even with a Challenger role, then it's definitely the jungler's fault, not the top laner's!]

Of course, this is why the current situation is clear: the top lane is not performing well, the jungler has given away first blood, and the jungler player is unable to step up.

If this were a different scenario, the junglers would have blown up long ago.

You have to balance farming, supporting your lane, disrupting the opponent's good plays, calculating the enemy jungler's route, and constantly checking the minimap for gank opportunities and timing. In the end, after doing everything, you still get all the blame.

What is this concept?

This is equivalent to you wearing JD.com's clothes, pulling a SF Express cart, driving a China Post tricycle, carrying a YTO Express raincoat, delivering Yunda Express packages, receiving ZTO Express parcels, using STO Express's WeChat, making calls to J&T Express, and then getting a customer complaining that you're late with your food delivery.

Yes, that's how awesome it is!

Final Chapter: Chapter Fifty-Four: The Designer Also Expresses Grievance

"Draven is... invincible now."

On the commentary stage, Miller emphasized the last few words, then glanced at his colleagues on both sides, and immediately gave a look to Ji De, who was standing on the right. Ji De understood instantly and immediately stared intently at the colonel on the other side.

Then...

“I’m sorry.”

“I think Miller’s point is quite valid. Of course, I know that you must have your own unique ideas, Brother Guan. You must think that DK is incredibly resilient right now.”

"what?"

The colonel stared blankly at Ji De, his mind filled with questions.

It's very resilient?

You call the behavior of someone who locks themselves in the bushes behind the second tower and even drags their support into their own jungle to steal jungle camps "tenacity"?

As an AD player, Guan Ge felt he needed to fight for Ghost King and was eager to rise up.

Miller's gaze sharpened, and he immediately slammed his hand on the table, pointing at the screen and shouting, "Quick, watch the road!"

"Top lane? There's nothing wrong with top lane, we're still laning, aren't we?"

"Oh, what I meant was that Huang's EQ combo just now was really smooth. He must have practiced a lot."

Senior Colonel: ? ? ?

Now, not only the commentators, but even the viewers watching on screen could see the trick to it.

[Tears welling up. Miller and Remember actually teamed up to defend Colonel Guan. They care about the LPL. I want to vote for them to lead the team.]

The players on the field are still fighting, and those off the field haven't stopped either. Don't they understand what tank-gun coordination means?

[I'm genuinely afraid that Guan Daxiao might suddenly jinx it, since TES's two reckless bot laners could do anything.]

[DK's bot lane promotional video claims they're no weaker than the enemy? They don't even care about taking the tower?]

At this point, DK's bottom lane wouldn't dare defend the tower anymore.

They just kept their three Flash positions far away, throwing bombs to clear the minions. If they cleared them, it was their own responsibility; if they didn't, it was the jungler's fault. If the red buff hadn't gone to Draven, their bot lane would probably have collapsed, but at least it wouldn't have collapsed so early and so ridiculously.