Starting with Zaozi Ge, a dream lineup

Chapter 335 He's not simple!
"Lasttime, is that you?"

"Yes, it's me. Count me in, let's play two teams a day."

Not only did Zaozi change his ID to "Last Time" on the Chinese server, but he also used "lasttime" on the Korean server to express the sentiments of a veteran player.

Having played this far, as a professional player, there isn't much time left.

Mental strength is one aspect, but physical health is also a major issue.

After the two became friends, Li Luo was shocked to discover that Zaozi's rank score was only Master 28 points, and his win rate was only 33%.

This is even with a super account; if it were a regular account, it would have already reached Diamond II or III and become an emperor.

"Um... I played alone. AD carries are a bit tough to play in the preseason, you know what I mean."

Seeing Zaozi's embarrassed expression, Li Luo burst out laughing.

In fact, if we calculate based on the current attribute panel values, his attribute values ​​are definitely not comparable to some top-tier AD carries, let alone elite AD carries.

In competitive matches, he can still unleash his skills, but in ranked matches, even with his experience, he can only hover around the top tier.

However, Li Luo already had a plan in mind for the current situation.

Once the two parties successfully negotiate the contract, he is confident that he can restore Zaozi's strength in a short period of time. Even if he can't reach his peak, he can definitely return to the ranks of top AD players.

In the afternoon, there were quite a few people in the Korean server ranked games.

Apart from Xiao Ming, who was still training at the base, and asking Zaozi Ge a question out of curiosity, everyone else remained indifferent.

At this point in time, only three of the original veterans of RNG remain: Xiaoming, Xiaohu, and Zaozi.

Langx, the top laner, was already a complete goofball, and coupled with his mediocre performance at Worlds, he is no longer seen as RNG's hope this season.

But actually, Langx wasn't a carry player back when he was with SN. It's just that RNG's old tradition of hyping up Langx before buying him led most casual viewers who hadn't watched many matches to think that RNG had bought a top laner who could save the world. As a result, Langx is now being overhyped and can't seem to come down from his pedestal.

Karsa also made it clear after S9 that he didn't want to stay. Although the club tried to persuade him to stay, he couldn't stay for more than a few days before leaving. He didn't even stay at the base and disappeared somewhere.

RNG's negotiations with Ym for jungler Xiaolongbao haven't been completed yet, so at this moment, there are only a few people left in the base.

Meanwhile, RNG's pursuit of JackeyLove has reached a fever pitch. Even though JackeyLove's contract still has a few days left before it expires, and all clubs are unable to make offers in advance due to the league's official jurisdiction, they are still making numerous private contacts.

In such a busy situation, it's likely that only Xiaoming will notice Brother Zaozi.

The estimated waiting time was 4 minutes, and after 3 minutes and 50 seconds, with a thud, the two of them were able to get in.

As luck would have it, both players got the positions they wanted in this game, and the support in the bottom lane was a professional player, Green Hair from the JDG team.

The guy on the anti-gang forum is right, a green-haired guy who doesn't roam around is basically half useless.

Upon seeing his own ADC, Green Hair, who was still streaming, paused for a moment, opened the Korean server match history page, and entered Zaozi's ID.

Meanwhile, sharp-eyed viewers in his live stream had already started spamming the chat with comments suggesting that the AD carry was Uzi.

Seeing this, Green Hair's expression changed, and he said with a slight headache:

"I've been matched with a god this game. Looks like I can't roam anymore; I'll have to follow the god and teach the other team a lesson."

Playing the victim against Uzi has become an instinct for most streamers and players. Of course, people don't think it will generate popularity; it's just for fun.

But as soon as Green Hair finished speaking, the chat room, which was still flooded with Uzi comments, suddenly changed direction, with more and more people starting to comment:
【777777777777】

[Is Edg's winning streak genius here too??]

Are Champion7 and Uzi duo queuing or are they matched together? I don't see Scout.

Seeing the discussion among the viewers in the live chat, Green Hair copied Li Luo's ID into the match history page with great interest, wanting to see what kind of amazing person this person, whom the viewers called a winning streak genius, really was.

As the page refreshed, a bright green image with the MVP logo flashed before his eyes.

"Holy crap, guys, this guy's got it! 21 games with a 100% win rate on the Korean server, who is this guy?"

Seeing the numerous speculations on the screen, with most pointing the finger at the factory manager, the green-haired guy laughed, seemingly unconvinced, and said:
"The comments about Clearlove are a bit ridiculous, aren't they? He hasn't played many of these heroes in two or three years. Are you telling me he learned them through meditation training? Besides, he's a coach now, so he probably doesn't have much time to play ranked games anymore, right?"

When it came to guessing who the candidate was, Green Hair immediately ruled out that the person was the factory manager.

What a joke! These fans are probably delusional, thinking that the factory manager has recovered his form and will return to his peak overnight, feeding everyone in the Korean server.

But only he, as a professional player, knows just how difficult it is for someone to recover their strength after experiencing a slump.

It's no longer a question of whether it's difficult or not, but rather that it's impossible.

"Probably another ranked king from Edg's youth academy. No way, I have to follow his style this game."

After a moment's thought, Green Hair, who had chosen Thresh, decided that even if they lost this game, he would still follow this monster with a 21-game winning streak to see his jungle strategy.

As a roaming support, following such a top jungler is actually a form of training. While cooperating with the jungler to roam, you can not only learn something, but also accumulate all these skills into your own team.

[Zaozi, I'm going to jungle with you this game, be careful on your own.]

Upon entering the game, Green Hair openly committed god-slaying on the public chat, uttering rebellious remarks.

When the viewers in the live chat saw Green Hair typing, they immediately burst into laughter.

In ranked games with Uzi on the team, would you, as a support, dare to roam? You'd get a real tongue-lashing from him this game.

Even Green Hair was preparing to quietly block Zaozi before he could unleash his fury, when he suddenly saw Zaozi's reply in the chat box.
Okay! Go ahead!

"???"

Zaozi's friendliness immediately ignited Green Hair's live stream, and at the same time, a steady stream of viewers, having heard that Zaozi was playing ranked games on the Korean server, flocked to Green Hair's live stream to watch.

But at this moment, those who came in were undoubtedly shocked.

[Hey, is my dog ​​possessed? He's being so easy to talk to today?]

[I think Green Hair's Thresh reminded Uzi of something bad; was this a preemptive strike?]

To be fair, the opposing bot lane's AD carry is SandBox's Chost, and their support is DWG's BeryL. Both of them are not to be trifled with.

"Not someone to mess with? Is BeryL that idiot who plays Ornn support? DWG got crushed by G2, and this trash support was sleepwalking every game. And you call him not someone to mess with?"

[Wasn't RNG also crushed by G2?]

【nmsl，￥￥￥***】 Seeing that the barrage was getting more and more out of control as the crowd poured in, Green Hair quickly called on the moderators to get to work.

At the same time, he also gained a deeper understanding of the popularity surrounding Uzi.

Although this level of popularity is mixed with countless haters, overall it is definitely a whole level higher than the popularity of S9 champion adlwx.

"I have to put on a good show this time; I can't miss out on this buzz."

Green Hair meticulously planned what he was going to do, but even he didn't know that the two people in front of the computer in the coffee shop had already figured out how to win the game.

"Jian Zihao, I'm going to gank bot lane at level two. Don't rush to push when you spawn."

Seeing that Thresh had leveled up his E skill at level one, Li Luo made a decision and said it without even turning his head.

On the other hand, Brother Zaozi shivered, and after thinking of something, he mumbled an "Aww" in response.

He was playing Tristana, a champion that shone brightly in the mid lane during Season 9 and was further buffed in the preseason, making her a top pick in ranked games.

He originally wanted to level up his E skill to dominate the lane, but after hearing what Li Luo said, he thought about it and decided to save the skill point and go online directly.

Chost, known as the worst ADC in LCK S7, is nicknamed "Ghost Emperor".

Even when commentators are commentating on matches featuring Ghost King, they often hear things like, "Ghost King fed, Ghost King fed again, Ghost King, how could you feed like that?"

He was completely unafraid of an AD carry with the title "Emperor," and even felt that it wouldn't be a big deal if he faced two opponents alone.

This stems from the pride of a top-tier AD carry, as well as the dominance of a veteran player with rich experience.

Li Luo is playing the Spider this time.

In Mingkai's skill level, Spider is only around four-star beginner level, which is only considered mid-level among professional players.

However, proficiency is one thing, but operation is another.

To give a prime example, if a player with a five-star Spider proficiency level encounters a failed gank, their proficiency and experience will guide them on how to gank again or where to gank successfully. This is the bonus that proficiency brings.

Players with four-star proficiency are either unclear about or simply unable to seize these fleeting opportunities to complete a second gank.

However, proficiency has a major prerequisite: basic attribute values.

There is no shortage of skilled players with level 5 proficiency in a single hero in the top of the Rift. Some of these skilled players can even push their level 5 proficiency to the intermediate or advanced level, approaching the level 6 proficiency level of Vayne that Li Luo achieved by stacking player attribute cards back then.

However, in the live streams of OB or other top players, you can often see players exchanging blows with these top-skilled players.

The biggest reason for this is the difference in attribute values ​​between the two sides.

A skilled player can often break through the top tier in terms of skill attributes when choosing a hero they are familiar with, reaching the very edge of the elite level.

However, for these top-tier players, even if they choose some common heroes, their skills are still top-notch. Once they play a hero they are familiar with, they can suppress their opponents in terms of attribute values.

This is also why Li Luo became increasingly courageous after integrating the factory manager's experience.

His attribute values ​​are too high. Even looking at the current league, he is the only one whose reaction speed has broken through the divine realm and is fixed at 100 points.

As the older generation retires, the new players will only reach a maximum of 99 points. They may reach the edge of the god realm in a few years, but definitely not now.

Therefore, with the attribute bonuses, his gank success rate is extremely high, especially in ranked games, where he is very effective.

Level 1, take Q, smoothly pull the jungle, use the spiderlings to avoid damage, the bot lane duo just left, and Li Luo finished the red buff and leveled up to level 2.

With full health, Spider followed behind the bot lane duo, using vision and timing to hide in the bot lane bushes.

To counter the pressure from Tristana, the opposing bot lane picked Bounty Hunter and Morgana, champions known for their strong poke, to ensure they wouldn't fall behind in the laning phase.

But this is exactly what Li Luo has fallen into his trap.

As expected, as soon as he went online, Ghost King used his level 1 W movement speed bonus to force his way in and harass Uzi's Tristana.

But Uzi is also experienced. He managed to press S to stop the action the moment he was about to auto-attack a minion, changed the target, and auto-attacked Miss Fortune, interrupting Miss Fortune's W skill speed boost.

Seeing that Ghost King pressed W to restart acceleration the instant his acceleration was interrupted, Li Luo's eyes lit up as he stood in the grass.

A signal indicating that the bot lane duo is about to move forward is issued, and at the same time, a Cocoon (E) is launched.

The white spider web, with its immense stickiness, managed to predict Bounty Hunter's next move despite his high movement speed, effectively trapping him in place.

"Nice!"

Seeing that the bounty was under control, the guy sitting next to him shouted and instantly activated his W skill, sitting right on top of it.

On the other side, Green Hair reacted extremely quickly, immediately using Flash and E skill to pull back, while also applying Ignite. Li Luo also used his Spider Form E skill to hook up next to Bounty Hunter, and then used his Q skill to bite wildly.

The bounty hunter, who originally had a full health bar, had his health drop to less than half in the one second he was controlled.

Seeing that he was about to die, the Ghost King hurriedly used his Flash ability to escape.

Without the slow effect, the level 1 Bounty Hunter was no different from a minion. After being chased and attacked twice by Zaozi's Tristana, he died instantly in front of the tower.

Seeing this, Morgana on the other side had no choice but to flash back to the tower, otherwise the spider could easily circumvent her vision and she would die if she was in poor condition.

"Awesome, Mingkai, that was awesome!"

Although it was just a first kill, in Zaozi's eyes, this first kill represented so much!

Whether an AD carry is good or not largely depends on how well the support plays.

Whether a bottom lane can gain an advantage depends most importantly on the jungler's skill level.

He and the factory manager had played a few duo matches on the Chinese server before, and although they won all of them, and the factory manager's record was also amazing, he didn't take it to heart.

After all, he can dominate even in solo queue in the Chinese server, let alone when two professional players team up.

But now, in these professional matches on the Korean server, Clearlove's performance is even better than before, which is enough to make him think wildly.

Green Hair, standing to the side, was also a little startled, but he managed to suppress his inner turmoil.

The risk of a spider being caught at level two is completely unacceptable in professional matches.

If this E misses and the enemy can't catch the follow-up enemy, given Spider's pace and jungle clearing speed, this game will immediately put her at a huge disadvantage.

But this Champion7 was surprisingly decisive, and even managed to get the bounty while moving at high speed.
He's no ordinary person!
(End of this chapter)