Starting with Zaozi Ge, a dream lineup

Chapter 92 Young man! You've chosen the wrong path!
After losing the first kill, fofo apologized to his teammates through his headset.

The fact that they were arrested this time can only be attributed to their own lack of awareness; they can't blame anyone else.

Master An and Brother Li have been rivals for many years, so Master An knows Brother Li's habits very well.

If Bengi is the first jungler who understands Faker's habits best, then the second must be Ambition.

After securing the first kill in perfect unison, Master An's momentum instantly took off.

The duo of Time Traveler and Gragas, known for their ability to grab people, are showcased to their fullest extent in this disgusting version.

A speed boost is given to Gragas, and Gragas doesn't even need his E skill; he walks straight to your face using the speed boost.

If you use your movement skill as a barrel smashes down on your head, I'll follow up with my E skill.

If you don't hand it over, with Brother Li arriving from behind, this person won't escape with their head either.

Ziv in the top lane was repeatedly ganked by this aggressive style of play three times within 12 minutes. He almost managed to trade kills with Wither once, but Faker saved him with his ultimate skill.

On the other side, Karsa saw that the mid and top lanes were not performing well, so he took on the role of a bodyguard for the bottom lane. From beginning to end, he followed the core idea of ​​Clearlove: help the strong and not the weak!

LMS abandoned their mid and top lanes, and LCK also abandoned their bot lane.

When the game dragged on to the mid-game team fights, Karsa helplessly discovered that the withered Jayce's damage was simply too terrifying.

With the help of Jayce's speed boost and Zilean's speed boost, the five LCK players came and went like the wind.

Quick to pick up targets! Quick to start a team fight! Quick to steal the dragon!
Just as the LCK players were preparing to take the dragon, the LMS players were getting ready to engage.

Unexpectedly, Faker used a speed boost, Jayce used a speed boost, and the support used a Crown.

With three accelerations, the LCK team rushed to Baron Nashor at lightning speed right in front of the five LMS members. By the time the five LMS members arrived, Baron Nashor had already fallen with a whimper!
Instead of engaging in team fights, LCK players played more cautiously after removing Sightstone and Green Blade!

Without the refinement of the Spring and Summer Splits, LCK's new tactics are still in the stage of blindly feeling their way across the river, and they have done everything to the extreme!
With the Baron buff, Zilean and Jayce became even more unrestrained.

When clearing out enemy troops, LMS players may accidentally get hit by a bomb or a shell falling from the sky.

Jayce with Aery is not only incredibly annoying in lane, but also ruthless in team fights.

Even with tanky builds, Karsa would lose half his health with a single shot from a Jayce with armor penetration, let alone the other squishy champions on the team.

At 26 minutes, Faker used a minion to instantly stun two people with a double bomb, and the withered one immediately followed up with a cannon shot. Ambition, who built pure AP, also finished off the last damage.

As the two players were instantly melted, LCK seized the opportunity to dive the tower and initiate a team fight, wiping out LMS abruptly and securing the first game victory.

Seeing this, the factory manager, who was sitting in the audience, couldn't sit still any longer.

Casa is currently his most beloved piglet and also his apprentice who will inherit his mantle. Seeing that Casa has lost his rhythm, the factory manager immediately went backstage to give him guidance.

Seeing this, Li Luo had no choice but to follow the factory to the backstage area.

The current factory manager is acting recklessly, completely forgetting that this is the All-Star tournament, not an LPL match.

The two people got up from the audience and walked backstage, which was seen by the security guard standing at the door.

Several security guards were about to stop the two when a supervisor took a look, recognized them as S7's FMVP, shook his head, and signaled to the guards to let them pass.

While it prohibits unauthorized personnel from entering the backstage area to disturb the contestants, it doesn't say that these renowned contestants should be barred from entering.

The backstage area wasn't large, and the two quickly arrived at the room marked with the LMS war zone symbol. They gently knocked on the door handle. Hearing a loud "Come in" from inside, they went inside.

The LMS coach is a complete idiot, and he doesn't plan to stay after this season; he's going to come to the LPL to make money.

At this moment, the contestants were all sitting casually in their seats, playing on their phones.

Only Karsa looked indignant as he discussed the ban/pick strategy for the next game with the coach, clearly showing his strong desire to win.

When everyone saw the factory manager and Li Luo come in together, they were all a little surprised. These two faces are extremely valuable in the League of Legends community.

One is Clearlove, the renowned director of the LPL, and the other is Uzi, the newly crowned FMVP with one championship and two runner-up titles.

Everyone instinctively sat up, like children who had done something wrong, waiting for the teacher to criticize them.

The factory manager didn't stand on ceremony, nor did he need to. After all, although the All-Star game had changed its rules, it was still essentially a relatively entertaining event.

Kassa is his successor for next season. If he gets traumatized by someone at the All-Star game, he's doomed.

"Kasa, your prince from last game has some kind of mental problem!"

He took the tactics board from the LMS coach and with a few strokes, a rough outline of Summoner's Rift appeared in Clearlove's hands.

While other players have a strong grasp of heroes and their mechanics, Clearlove is the opposite; he's not enthusiastic about mechanics or hero proficiency.

On the contrary, they studied the game mechanics, each player's habits, jungle routes, and ganking strategies very carefully.

In the LPL, there's even a legend like Clearlove who watched his opponents' videotapes for three days straight before a match, memorizing all their habits.

"Anbixin is doing a level 2 gank, look at what you're doing!!!"

Switch to a red marker, and a large red circle appears at the blue buff location, while a large arrow is drawn towards the red buff.

"Look at your jungle farming strategy. It's already a huge disadvantage for a Jarvan IV to farm blue buff alone at level one! I thought you were going to gank Jayce top lane at level two to help Ziv relieve some pressure, but you're telling me you went to bot lane to farm red buff instead?"

The factory manager spoke without any politeness, and Casa blushed deeply after hearing it.

Kasa wanted to argue, but he was shocked when he saw the factory manager drawing more and more of his own routes on the tactics board!

He had just finished his first game, and if asked to recall his jungle route from the previous game, he probably wouldn't remember it very well.

However, the factory manager, who was just an observer, remembered the whole thing clearly and could express it accurately. This skill is truly amazing!
"How many times have I told you? When facing a macro-oriented team, you need to control the pace of the game from the early stages. You're a jungler; your teammates need you to create opportunities, not just passively follow their commands."

"Ziv, did you tell me to go top lane and help? Why didn't you go? I'm telling you, helping the winning lane and not the losing one isn't about following a rigid rule, but about being flexible and adaptable. A jungler can only catch people by being unpredictable."

"All you remember is counter-ganking, what good is that? You're playing Jarvan IV, and you're telling me you're going to counter-gank Gragas?"

He was blunt and uncompromising, serious and rigid, with sharp insights and a thorough explanation!

All the LMS players watched as if they were seeing a god, as the factory manager reviewed the previous game from beginning to end, marking the places where Karsa hesitated and made mistakes.

Even the requests for help from the other four members of LMS were completely guessed by the factory manager!
Coach LMS, standing behind the factory manager, was practically kneeling in awe!

What the heck! Are all LPL players monsters?!

With your skills, young man, going pro is a terrible choice!
(End of this chapter)