You actually want me to...

Since they weren't going to invade, they had to think of other ways to serve their teammates, and so... Haro thought of himself.

As everyone says, "Everyone curses Uzi, but when you actually get matched with him, you'll wish he'd kill you at the start of the game to get 300 gold for items." Haro is the same way.

It's very difficult to tower dive without giving away a kill.

If you're willing to trade junglers with the enemy team and go tower diving, then you're unlikely to encounter any major problems.

That's what Ha Huang thought, and that's what he did. Even though the mid lane minion wave was relatively safe, the enemy jungler recklessly dragged Jayce into the turret, successfully forcing both mid laners to use their Flash and taking down Azir.

Xu Xiu was initially quite pleasantly surprised.

He was indeed a few hundred gold short of getting equipment, and this kill exchange solved his immediate problem. The jungler was also there to farm the minion wave, so he wouldn't lose too much if he respawned and went back to farm the wave.

Then... he saw the blue buff under Jayce's feet.

WTF?

For a moment, Xu Xiu almost cursed.

This brings us to Haro's acting skills. As we all know, the five pinnacles of Chinese acting are Chen Peisi eating noodles, Liu Ruoying eating roast duck, Wang Baoqiang smoking, Zheng Xiang eating a hamburger, and Shu Nai Nai selling Yasuo. Haro successfully developed his own unique acting style after mastering these five skills.

This time, they openly gave away kills while secretly providing buffs.

Although their own blue buff was outdated, the one they invaded in the enemy jungle still had some time left. When both the kill and the buff were successfully traded to Jayce through Azir's intervention.

The blind monk has already won.

Final Chapter: Chapter Sixty: Choice Matters

For the next few minutes, TES's offensive rhythm was spreading wildly. The only difference was Haro. Unlike the first two games where he desperately tried to find the rhythm and chase Canyon, starting from the third game, Haro's actions were more focused on farming and counter-ganking, showing a style that was completely different from the past.

But it was precisely this major directional change that caused Canyon to be hit hard across the board.

He was ambushed while invading the jungle, his attempts to gank were met with retaliation, and even while farming in his own jungle, he would occasionally be exposed by a Sonic Wave flying over the wall. The entire early game rhythm of the Trundle was firmly controlled by Lee Sin.

"Wait a minute, the enemy jungler is clearly an aggressive type, why is there such a big change?"

Lee Sin is known for his aggressive early-game jungle, but in this game, despite the enemy having an advantage in all three lanes and landing his Q on Trundle several times, Lee Sin failed to follow up with his second Q. By not taking this clear opportunity to gain health, Lee Sin was essentially denying DK any chance.

"Could it be that the coaching staff received fake information?"

"Impossible. I reviewed the data with the coaches and others. We went back three years of his match records, and almost all of them showed either reckless players or gamblers. There was never a situation where he played entirely around the online aspect." Genshin Impact immediately explained upon hearing this.

After their defeat at MSI, they immediately began studying TES's new jungler.

They skipped through the match records of S11, S10, and S9, and almost all of them were the carry-style aggressive playstyle. There couldn't be any mistake. It's impossible that he was lazy and didn't watch S7, and it just so happened that his playstyle hadn't changed in S7.

As someone who consistently gets a gold item in Genshin Impact every 40-50 pulls on average, I absolutely cannot believe my luck could be this bad.

On the other hand, Miller, the commentator on the LPL side, was starting to get the hang of things.

"This style of play looks familiar."

"I also feel like I've seen it somewhere before, but I don't remember it very well."

"Actually, it should be easy to trace back. The players' playstyles are all based on the team composition. Going back, it's RW, and then... EDG???"

"Hey, you know what, this actually does seem like EDG's playstyle. Constantly circling around the mid and bot lanes and counter-ganking, isn't that just EDG's style of play?"

The revelation shocked everyone present.

Good grief, it's one thing for the original IG players to be with TES, but now the original EDG players are also with Top Esports?

To be fair, Jiejie never really played like Clearlove in the jungle; he calls it a new style. On the other hand, Hahuang really got the hang of it.

Wait a minute, TES's lineup does seem to be a good fit for the Clearlove style of play!

[When my father is strong, I am strong; when my father is weak, I am weak. When father and son are one, I am invincible. I feel it; everything is back!]

This is why choices are so important.

You see, once the right playing style is chosen, even if a player's individual skills are not as good as the opponent's, they can still rely on the support of the overall environment to forcibly raise their overall level. In a sense, choosing a major is the same.

Many young people today don't know how to choose a major.

Some people choose modeling as their research direction, so they often work overtime until late at night and are exhausted; while others choose molding, so they are now the "father" of many men online. Considering the current environment, more and more brothers are choosing to stay out of relationships to protect themselves. Here is some advice I have observed over the years of diving into various doll skirts: it is said that silicone is harder than real skin, while TPE is closer to the softness of flesh. Those who know, know.

"Does the Vanguard need any help?"

As the time approached and the Rift Herald was about to spawn, Roland subconsciously asked a question.

Logically speaking, with such a huge advantage, there's no need to group up. If the opposing team dares to touch their vanguard, Jayce in the mid lane alone would be enough to give them a hard time, not to mention there's also a level 6 Kennen.

Electrotherapy.

Professor Yang, the Thunder and Lightning King, is already causing enough trouble. If another one is added, anyone who goes to that spot on the river will die.

"No need, I should be able to take it. I can't pinpoint the enemy jungler's location right now."

"Okay, let's be a little sneaky."

After saying that, Roland and JKL retreated from in front of the enemy's defensive tower, and then... pushed to the middle of the bottom lane.

Yes, that's right. If you back down, that's being too sneaky.

what?

You're saying this is still very offensive, and the positioning is dangerous?

No, Roland said that what they called strategic defense under the enemy's turret was not offense. If they had to use a professional term to describe their actions, it would be blocking the gate.

However, just as Haro was rushing the Herald alone and was about to capture it, Da Huang's exclamation in the team voice chat instantly caught the attention of the other four members of TES.

At this moment, in the top lane, the Troll and Graves completely blocked Huang's escape route, one in front and one behind.

We've been tricked!

Canyon knew he couldn't secure the Rift Herald this time, and he knew he was having a very difficult time in this game. But he was Canyon, arguably the strongest jungler in the two years from S10 to S11. So he still managed to find an opportunity with his intuition.

With their own jungler at the Rift Herald, Kennen's defensive stance will undoubtedly be at its lowest level given their close proximity to the support position.

Canyon seized this opportunity.

They flanked Kennen from behind the bushes, exploited his vision to force him into position, and finally surrounded him from both sides. By the time Da Huang realized what was happening and tried to use Flash, he found that he had already pushed the lane too far.

"Don't use Flash!"

In the critical moment, Roland's shout rang out hurriedly in the team's earpiece, forcibly stopping Kennen's attempt to use Flash.

This hesitation allowed the troll and the graves to unleash their damage instantly.

Well, now he doesn't even need to use his ultimate. With Kennen's small frame, after being slowed down by Trundle, he simply couldn't withstand the violence of these two big guys and was eventually taken down by Khan's Graves with one shot.

DK_Khan kills TES_Wayward

"I never expected him to be waiting for me, mine."

"It's alright, luckily Aban called out in time. It's not too bad that we didn't have to use Flash and our ultimate." As a slow learner, Da Huang only noticed now that the Trundle seemed to have never used his E skill pillar. If he had used Flash, he might have been blocked by the pillar and ganged up on by the enemy.

From this perspective, although he lost money in this round, he didn't lose everything, so it's not bad.

"We still can't underestimate anyone on the other side."

Just as they lowered their guard a little, DK immediately found an opportunity to counterattack, which shows that among their opponents in the World Championship, DK is still quite far behind other teams.

but

Roland's gaze grew increasingly amused as he watched Leona, who was also "locked" in the bottom lane with almost no chance of leaving the minion wave.

Such a big disadvantage in the early stage

You seem to be almost... unable to hold back either.

Settled: Chapter Sixty-One: I can see it, perhaps right now.

Never before had Beryl felt so anxious. Even though he had prepared himself mentally since the draw, when the match slowly entered the most intense third game, he still subconsciously felt his mouth ache and frantically searched for opportunities on the minimap.

DK has three protections: Elder, Middle, and Wild Spirit.

As the name suggests, top laner Khan has enough experience and is in top form. Those who can beat him don't have as much experience, and those with more experience can't out-mechanically outplay him. Mid laner Xu Xiu is directly comparable to the former mid laner Faker. No one in the LCK can match his individual skill. The key is jungler Canyon. DK doesn't even need to promote him. Just from the ban list, it can be seen that TES understands Canyon's strength better than they do.

But unfortunately...

Unable to break through in the top lane, suffering repeated losses in the mid lane, even the jungler who could directly dominate in the previous game inevitably stumbled in this game.

DK has very few players left who can step up and lead the charge. Although Canyon just led a push, it was while the enemy was stealing the Vanguard. Only a few large map resources spawn every few minutes on this map. You can't wait four or five minutes before starting another push, can you? By then, it'll be too late.

So, he should get moving.

Beryl had already shown a very impressive performance in the jungle-support synergy in the second game. In the third game, as soon as he left base, others noticed that he had deviated from the bottom lane route, and the director immediately focused the camera on him.

"Beryl seems to be getting a little impatient."

"Yes, Haro took the Herald. For DK, it's unacceptable for this Herald to collide with any lane. He has to take advantage of this opportunity to see if he can cause some trouble and disrupt TES's rhythm a little."

"Actually, I think DK's coaching staff is already very strong, but I don't know why, they always seem to fall in the same place countless times."

After saying that, the three commentators chuckled and exchanged a cryptic exchange.

Actually, everyone knows what they mean.

That is, as a strong Leona + Jhin combination in the current version, Beryl did not hit JKL's Xayah even once during the entire bot lane laning phase. On the contrary, Roland's Rakan was occasionally hit by his E once or twice, but it was not a big deal. If the opponent dared to fight without being able to engage on Xayah, the Xayah Rakan combination could make the opponent suffer a lot in no time.

DK's biggest mistake was not picking a support hero with a hook in their Q skill.

Japanese woman?

I'm not afraid to tell you that among JKL's many memorable moments of sudden death, the appearance rate of the Japanese female character is actually one of the lowest, so he's not afraid at all.

"Attention all units, Genshin Impact has been activated! Genshin Impact has been activated! Please activate Level 1 alert."

"Huh? Has it started? Can you guess where the other side will gank?" Everyone glanced at their positions and then realized... it seemed that everyone was still in a position of full-scale pressure, without retreating at all.

Simply put: there's a chance they could get caught.

There's nothing we can do. Even Kennen in the top lane, despite dying a few times, still has his Flash and ultimate. Last time, the enemy team used vision control and he let his guard down, but now... a control ward is placed in the river: "Come on then!"

"Giving mid is the most effective, but the damage might be a bit less. Giving top is the most costly, but the success rate is the highest. Going in with the jungler to invade has a moderate chance of success, because they can't stop Lee Sin from escaping."

"I get it. Following the reverse logic, they'll probably target the top lane where the losses are the highest!"

"No, you're wrong. He'll choose to grab the middle."

"???"