You promised a top lane tutorial, but you're just using Worlds as material for your videos?

Chapter 138: Punching IM, securing a seven-game winning streak in the regular season!
After the match between LGD and IG, Zhou Dian was invited by the organizers to give a post-match interview.

Along with Zhou Dian, LGD's jungler Eimy also gave a post-match interview.

By the time the post-match interviews begin, usually more than half of the viewers in the live broadcast room have left.

The remaining small group of people also don't like to send bullet comments.

However, when Eimy appeared on screen, many comments about him as the "wild king" immediately flooded the comments section.

A contestant like Eimy, who is known for his witty remarks, can attract a lot of comments whenever he appears on screen.

Even if it's a dark joke.

Nowadays, the internet is full of people who enjoy themselves.

When an opportunity arises to use a meme, a funny person will never miss it.

Unfortunately, Eimy, in private, is a very talkative and witty person with a lot of witty remarks.

But once it's in the public eye, in front of a large audience...

If you ask him to speak again, he starts to hesitate.

Therefore, it was Zhou Dian and Eimy who gave the post-match interview.

But most of the time, it was Zhou Dian who was talking.

Today's post-match interview was hosted by Yu Shuang.

Although he doesn't like to stir up trouble and generate traffic like the host Luo Xin did during Zhou Dian's post-match interview after the last match against QG.

However, people who spend a lot of time with rhythm masters like Guan Zeyuan.

How could it possibly not guide the rhythm at all!
Sure enough, in the questions Yu Shuang asked Zhou Dian, she subtly tried to get Zhou Dian to comment on Duke's performance today.

Zhou Dian simply ignored the challenge, or subtly changed the subject.

They'll either mention that Duke is a world champion and his skill is beyond question.

Then, to add a sentence, in the game of League of Legends, performance in a match is greatly affected by the state of mind at the time.

One game proves nothing.

After the post-match interview, many people in the live chat praised Zhou Dian for his high EQ and eloquence.

More importantly, Zhou Shen won't be fooled by that vile woman; he's truly a role model for us all!

However, some viewers who pay more attention to Zhou Dian find this rather strange.

When did Zhou Shen become so humble?

Although Zhou Shen isn't the kind of person who gets arrogant just because he has some ability, he's not exactly low-key or humble either!

If they really wanted to keep a low profile, they wouldn't have created the "Top Laner Ancestor" account on D-site.

He also frequently uses footage of dominating opponents in matches for instructional purposes.

As a result, many players nowadays, when faced with a match against LGD, don't immediately think about the game itself.

The real question is whether Zhou Dian will turn this into an instructional video and publicly execute him.

Many viewers joked that Zhou Dian's current D-site account, "Top Laner Ancestor," might only serve to increase the psychological pressure on LGD's opponents.

In places like the Anti-Pressure Bar, where trolls and trolls abound, someone even posted that—

Zhou Dian's act of using match footage to create instructional videos is an underhanded tactic. It is recommended that the LPL officials punish Zhou Dian and LGD!

For a moment, it was impossible to tell whether the person was serious or just pretending.

On the internet, it's always hard to distinguish between truth and falsehood.

Because more and more people are cross-dressing and being disgusting, more and more people are being assimilated into people who enjoy being entertained.

The morning after the match between LGD and IG ended.

D-site's [Top Laner Master] has updated a new tutorial video.

The video content indeed used two matches between LGD and IG as video material.

The video was released and the comments section was filled with laughter.

[Haha, it actually came out! I knew your post-match interview yesterday was just polite talk!]

[Polite greetings are necessary, and instructional videos are also required; they don't conflict!]

Our Zhou Shen only plays for real!

Indeed, this is so true!

Duke, I'm speechless. You first showered me with praise, then made a video to retaliate against me. It's like you have a split personality!

Is it possible that Zhou Shen was telling the truth in his post-match interview yesterday?

[A humorous commentator remarked that the old ancestor was truly an interesting person!]

Indeed, as long as we viewers have something to enjoy, that's all that matters!

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The stark contrast between the post-match interview and the video Zhou Dian posted, coupled with the hype from the entertainment industry, actually garnered a significant amount of extra traffic for Zhou Dian's new video.

However, Duke is a player who doesn't naturally attract much attention.

These days, IG fans can't really cause any big waves.

Therefore, this video ultimately failed to reach the level of millions of interactions.

Five or six days have passed, and all that has been done is add a few hundred thousand interaction points to Zhou Dian's account.

Zhou Dian didn't save these interaction points to draw S-level abilities.

Instead, he directly drew several A-level abilities.

With the help of the keyword "Duke", I actually managed to draw a few heroes from the Duke hero pool.

There are Shen, Poppy, Trundle, and Gnar.

The proficiency level given to Zhou Dian is at an exceptional level.

I was lucky this time and had a pretty good haul.

Although most of the heroes he draws are tank heroes, Zhou Dian doesn't often choose pure tank heroes in matches.

But there are times when you have to play tank heroes.

The deeper your hero pool, the better; it's always good to have a wide variety of skills.

Moreover, this wave also yielded a Gnar.

The champion Gnar, due to his mechanics.

In the match, he's somewhat like Orianna in the top lane.

No matter the version, when you really have no other champions to pick in the top lane, you can always pull out Gnar to play around with.

He is a top lane champion who will never go out of style.

Moreover, Gnar is a rather difficult champion to master.

Just controlling anger is very difficult without a lot of experience playing as a player.

Some top laners who play Gnar have almost half of their rage meter ready in team fights, and can unleash it at any moment.

Some top laners playing Gnar don't have any rage before team fights.

Not only are they not angry, but they're often the kind of people who have just gone from being a big Gnar to a small Gnar.

There's no way to build up anger in a short time.

These two scenarios have vastly different impacts on the game situation.

Even among professional top laners, very few can truly master the champion Gnar.

Zhou Dian had also practiced playing Gnar a lot before.

But he always felt that his Nar was still lacking and not very effective in matches.

Now that he's drawn a Gnar character with unparalleled proficiency, Zhou Dian immediately started a ranked game.

Once inside, I immediately chose to play with Nar!
July 4, Sunday.

Eight days have passed since LGD's last match against IG, and LGD has finally had another regular season game.

An eight-day interval between competitions is indeed a bit long.

However, the entire LGD team maintained high-intensity training throughout this period and did not experience any significant downtime.

Today, LGD's opponent is IM.

LGD's current goal for the remainder of the regular season is to achieve a three-game winning streak and ultimately secure first place in Group A.

Having not played a match for seven or eight days, LGD's coaching staff thoroughly studied IM to ensure they wouldn't suffer an upset in today's game.

Speaking of the IM team...

In fact, Zhou Dian's arrival at LGD was also related to the IM team.

LGD's first match in this year's Spring Split will be against IM.

At the time, he was LGD's main top laner, and in the first game of that BO3, he contributed to the milestone event of Camille's first loss in a global tournament.

Heart, the then head coach of LGD, resigned after the match, taking the blame.

It was precisely because AJ used Darius to completely dominate the Mage's Camille that Heart was indirectly fired.

Because Heart was dismissed, Dgc became the current head coach of LGD.

It was also because Dgc became the head coach of LGD that LGD was able to sign the completely new player Zhou Dian with a high salary, thanks to his "help".

Therefore, Zhou Dian believes that AJ's Darius game played a big part in his success today!

That being the case.

To thank AJ, we have to beat him to a pulp today.

At this moment, backstage at the LPL competition venue, in the lounge where the IM team members were located.

AJ suddenly sneezed twice.

After rubbing his nose with a tissue, AJ felt a chill on the back of his neck.

It felt like I was being watched by some malicious gaze.

AJ turned his head and glanced at it.

There was a wall behind me.

Nobody's watching me!

Why do I feel like I'm being watched?

Afterwards, IM's players and coaches left the lounge and headed to the main stage to prepare for their match against LGD.

Soon, the first game of the BO3 regular season match between LGD and IM began with the draft phase.

IM, who had the right to choose sides in the first round, proactively chose the red side.

More and more teams are considering choosing the red side when facing LGD.

This would ensure that their top laner could pick a counter-pick hero to counter LGD's top laner, Zhou.

Moreover, this kind of proactively chosen counter is often not for the purpose of overwhelming Zhou online.

It was to prevent their top laner from getting crushed by Zhou.

After the first round of bans.

Zhou Dian instantly locked in Camille on the first floor of the blue team.

In recent versions, Camille's stats have been continuously nerfed.

Camille is being banned less and less in matches these days.

Furthermore, since today's matchup is against AJ, Zhou Dian will definitely have to pick Camille!
Whether it's AJ handing LGD's Camille their first global defeat.

The second video that went viral was a Camille tutorial video by [Top Lane Master], in which he used Camille against AJ's Jax in lane.

In short, all the connections between Zhou Dian and AJ are basically related to the champion Camille.

AJ's expression changed slightly when he saw that the opposing LGD top laner instantly locked in Camille.

AJ's first reaction was to pick Jax!
Compared to when Zhou Dian's Camille dominated his Jax in Korean ranked games, and that was made into a tutorial video.

Camille has been nerfed, while Jax has been buffed.

But AJ still wasn't confident enough to pick Jax.

Because his Jax wasn't skilled enough.

AJ felt that his Jax proficiency wasn't at its peak yet, and he probably still couldn't beat the "world's best Camille" on the opposing team.

Then, AJ thought of Darius.

Two months ago, he used Darius to completely dominate the King of Midas Camille in a match, inflicting Camille's first loss in a global tournament.

Darius is also one of AJ's signature champions.

AJ is very confident in his Darius skills.

During that era, Camille, the ultimate numerical monster, could even crush Darius.

Why should we be afraid of Camille, who has been nerfed several times in a row?
Believe it or not, I'm actually scared!
What I fear isn't Camille herself, but the person playing Camille on the other side!
AJ was 100% certain that he wouldn't have won against Camille with Darius in this game.

This match will definitely become the material for the latest Camille tutorial video by [Top Lane Master] tomorrow.

The Camille vs. Darius matchup is particularly representative.

Two months ago, I was used as material for a tutorial video on blue steel shadows.

I really don't want to be done that again!

However, if the opponent is a tank hero, even if you beat them, it's not very entertaining and is unlikely to be made into a tutorial video.

AJ felt that if he had picked Darius in this game...

Therefore, the phrase "Blue Steel Shadow Tutorial" will become a Damocles' sword hanging over one's head.

The psychological pressure is simply immense.

I feel like I can't breathe!
So AJ abandoned the fifth-floor counter pick and directly chose a tank hero on the second floor of the red team.

Then, in the first game, LGD defeated IM without much effort.

Against tank champions, Zhou Dian's Camille faced no pressure in lane.

He ganked frequently in the early and mid-game, and split-pushed effectively in the late game, completely revitalizing the entire team.

In the second game, AJ played another tank hero.

Then, the game unfolded much like the first game, with LGD winning easily.

There is indeed a gap in raw strength between the two teams.

In the end, LGD swept IM 2-0 in this regular season BO3.

This can be considered revenge for losing to IM in the first match of the Spring Split.

After defeating IM, LGD has now achieved a seven-game winning streak in the regular season.

LGD's seven-game winning streak has surpassed WE's previous six-game winning streak, making them the sole holder of the longest winning streak in the Spring Split.

However, even with a seven-game winning streak, LGD is still only ranked second in Group A.

Because RNG, who are ranked first in Group A, have been winning matches recently.

LGD has consistently trailed RNG by one major game in wins.

It seems that we won't know who will take first place in Group A until the final round of the regular season when LGD and RNG face off directly.

(End of this chapter)