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Chapter 388 Nobody knows how to develop better than me, even Uzi can't do it!
Both sides have already swapped lanes, and Maokai will definitely go to the bottom lane to face Graves after he respawns. So what's the point of Letme rushing to build magic resistance at this point?
After being ganked and tower-dived by LGD, Letme seemed a bit out of it.

At the same time, in the RNG team voice chat.

"Holy crap, Yan Junze, how did you die again? Where's your Flash? Why didn't you use Flash?!" Mlxg shouted.

Letme whispered, "Oh my god, I didn't expect LeBlanc to deal so much damage. I don't have any magic resistance items on me."

As he spoke, he opened the shop and bought a small magic resistance cloak.

Meanwhile, the atmosphere in LGD's team voice chat was quite lively.

"Wow, Wei Shen is awesome!" Zhou Dian exclaimed.

"Awesome!" Eimy shouted loudly.

He was initially blaming himself for not being careful enough and getting ambushed by RNG.

But seeing Wei Shen immediately solo kill the tree and stabilize the situation, Eimy's mentality instantly calmed down a lot.

After the replay of the solo kill in the mid lane was finished, the director switched the observer's view back to the top lane.

In the commentary box.

"Letme dragged down the team's rhythm this time. If he hadn't been solo killed by LeBlanc, and LGD's Jarvan IV had died, RNG could have taken down LGD's top tower!"

"Because Maokai has Teleport, as long as LGD dares to defend the top tower, Maokai can Teleport over and launch a strong attack," Miller analyzed.

"Looking at it now... well, it seems LGD's top tower is still going to fall!"

The situation on the court completely slapped Miller in the face at lightning speed.

Aside from a few retired players who switched to commentary, the official LPL commentators generally don't have a very good understanding of the game, and it's not uncommon for them to contradict themselves during their commentary.

At this moment, RNG's mid and jungle players had already arrived at the top lane.

With the combined efforts of all four players, RNG took down LGD's top tower.

However, RNG's mid and jungle players withdrew beforehand, so they didn't get any tower gold.

Varus and Lulu simply split the money.

Lucian and Elise retreated when the turret was about to fall.

The two side towers aren't that important; they can be lost easily. The central tower is the one with the greatest strategic value.

LGD's mid and jungle duo were a step too slow. Seeing their top lane tower fall, LeBlanc returned to the mid lane, and Jarvan IV prepared to farm in the bottom jungle.

“Wait a minute, their blue buff is still there, Dan, can you camp for a bit?” Zhou Dian suddenly said.

The Graves has been clearing minion waves for the past few minutes, so Zhou Dian is arguably the most "idle" person on the field at this moment.

Therefore, Zhou Dian has plenty of time to analyze the situation on the field.

Seeing that the Spider and Lucian had disappeared into the blue team's upper jungle, Zhou Dian felt that this might be an opportunity, so he reminded Eimy.

Upon hearing Zhou Dian's words, Eimy immediately understood what he meant.

So, the prince crossed the upper river and came to the bushes behind RNG's blue buff.

Miller was still chatting idly to ease the embarrassment of his own earlier "slap in the face" and did not notice the prince's movements.

"RNG's bot lane has gained a huge advantage in this game. Whether it's Mlxg's help, the hero combination, or the players' performance, RNG's bot lane has gained a tremendous advantage!" Miller couldn't find any other topics, so he started praising RNG's bot lane.

The doll chuckled awkwardly to echo Miller's effusive praise.

"Yes, RNG's bot lane in this game was... really... a level ahead, uh, a whole tier ahead." Wawa, on the other hand, was much more diplomatic, stammering out a compliment.

"Yes, you played very well!" Miller said.

The observer camera switched to RNG's top jungle, where Elise had just helped Lucian take the blue buff.

I wonder if Xiaohu also feels that his team's bot lane has too much of an advantage.

After taking the blue buff, Lucian immediately used his E ability to slide through the wall and leave the blue buff camp.

Given Xiaohu's cautious approach in the first few minutes of the game, Lucian would have inevitably walked out of the jungle behind the three wolves, reached the area between the first and second mid-lane towers, and then moved forward to farm the wave under the first mid-lane tower.

But now, Lucian glided through the wall and walked straight ahead, passing right in front of the prince.

Eimy didn't act immediately; he wanted to wait for Wei Shen's Enchantress to arrive.

As Lucian approached the mid lane, LeBlanc, standing behind the corner, used her W skill to cross the wall, unleashing her Phantom Chains, which landed on Lucian.

The prince immediately used his EQ flash to knock up Lucian, giving Xiaohu no chance to use Flash.

As soon as Lucian landed after escaping the knock-up, LeBlanc's chain had already triggered the root effect, immobilizing Lucian in place.

Then LeBlanc used her ultimate to copy the chains, and Jarvan IV used his ultimate to slam down on her.

LGD's ambush came too suddenly; Lucian's small frame couldn't withstand the burst of energy from LGD's mid and jungle.

By the time Xiaohu reacted and applied Weakness to LeBlanc, LeBlanc and Prince's damage had already been fully unleashed on Lucian.

Lucian died, and LeBlanc got the kill.

The fresh blue buff that was just acquired was also transferred to LeBlanc.

A message popped up on the large screen at the venue: "[LGDGodV is on a killing spree!]"

"LGD's gank was brilliant!" Wawa immediately praised.

"This was a misstep by Xiaohu. He could have chosen to go back to mid lane from below with Mlxg," Miller added.

Wawa continued, "I think we shouldn't be results-oriented about these kinds of things. I think LGD seized the opportunity very well this time. Eimy's EQ flash was also quite decisive, and Lucian didn't even have a chance to use his flash."

"In that case, Wei Shen's LeBlanc already has three kills, which is good news for LGD!"

"The main problem is that the mid-lane LeBlanc is too fed right now, which puts pressure on RNG so they don't dare to push the side lanes recklessly!"

Meanwhile, in the LGD team's voice chat...

"What do you say, brothers? Let's take down Xiaohu in a one-on-one!" Wei Shen shouted.

Upon hearing this, Eimy silently sent two question marks above the Demoness's head.

Zhou Dian laughed and said, "Can a 3-0 LeBlanc carry the game? Even if you carried this game, it's like you solo-killed Xiaohu just now!"

"I absolutely have to do this, otherwise I'm not human. Hey, what are you doing?"

Long before the prince went to ambush Lucian, Zhou Dian had already controlled Graves to rush to the mid lane.

If the ambush turns into a 2v2 between the mid and jungle, his Graves' arrival can immediately change the course of the battle.

However, when Graves arrived in the mid lane, Lucian had just been killed, so his trip was clearly in vain.

Then let's collect some toll fees!

LeBlanc got the kill, so it's not unreasonable for Graves to take a wave of minions too!

Seeing the Graves instantly devour a wave of minions, Wei Shen laughed and cursed, "Damn Zhou Dian, you're really something else! Whoever takes the lane gets to carry!"

“Whoever takes the lead gets the C!” Zhou Dian immediately replied.

"C, C, you have mana, I'll take this blue buff from home!" Eimy chimed in at this moment.

Although Zhou Dian made a wasted trip to the mid lane, the minion wave in the bottom lane had just been pushed over by the tree, so it didn't cause any major delays.

Graves returned to the bottom lane and immediately pushed Maokai back under the tower.

Anyway, Mlxg won't even glance at Letme in this game; he can just pressure him recklessly.

On RNG's side, Lucian built Blade of the Ruined King after respawning.

Back online, Xiaohu unleashed a Holy Lance (R) attack on the enemy champion, seemingly to vent his anger at being killed earlier!

LeBlanc easily dodged all of Lucian's ultimate bullets with a simple horizontal movement of her W ability.

So Lucian's haphazard barrage of ultimate abilities looked rather comical. Xiaohu seemed a little flustered too!
Currently, both sides are in a state of switching lanes, waiting for the other to reveal a weakness.

RNG's bot lane duo pushed the minion wave to LGD's top second tower.

Mlxg, who had been acting as Uzi's bodyguard from the very beginning of the game, naturally came to the vicinity as well.

Spider entered LGD's upper jungle and immediately started attacking LGD's red buff.

Xiaohu's Lucian has also been trending towards higher ranks.

On the other side, Eimy's Prince also entered RNG's lower jungle around the same time and started taking RNG's red buff.

Xiaohu leaned forward a bit, and after the spider successfully destroyed the red buff, he returned to the middle lane.

Just then, LeBlanc cleared a wave of minions with a single combo. Seeing Lucian come online, she used Phantom Chain (E) but missed.

Now LeBlanc was basically out of skills, and Lucian immediately glided forward (E) and sucked a Blade of Ruined King onto LeBlanc.

At the same time, weakness also afflicted the demones.

Even with Blade of the Ruined King, Lucian's damage is still quite high; a single combo of his abilities reduced LeBlanc to only 30% of her health.

Facing Lucian's powerful punches, Wei Shen remained calm and composed.

This 3-0 start boosted his confidence to the max.

LeBlanc's ultimate ability, Phantom Chains, accurately linked to Lucian.

After taking a full hit from Lucian, the chains bound Lucian to the spot.

Taking advantage of the confinement, LeBlanc created distance between herself and Lucian and calmly returned to her own tower.

Xiao Hu couldn't help but regret that he had carelessly used his ultimate move half a minute earlier.

If Lucian had the Cleave (R) in this wave, he could at least force LeBlanc to use Flash.

Just as the two mid laners finished exchanging blows, RNG's bottom laner, jungler, and support moved from the top lane to the mid lane.

To be on the safe side, Wei Shen chose to return to the city.

RNG's four players immediately turned towards the Rift Herald, while LGD chose to give up the Rift Herald.

At this point, Lucian and Varus had both recently acquired Blade of the Ruined King, and Lulu also provided a boost to the two marksmen.

LGD's two carries were both significantly outmatched and had to return to base too many times.

This results in a situation where, although the economy is sufficient, the player is actually equipped with only mismatched items.

During this phase, LGD should still avoid large-scale direct confrontations with RNG.

At 14 minutes and 52 seconds into the game, RNG easily secured the Rift Herald.

Somewhat strangely, the Vanguard's Eye was given to Ming's Lulu.

However, LGD will definitely not give up the Rift Herald to RNG for nothing; they will inevitably make some resource exchanges around it.

While RNG was fighting the Rift Herald, LGD had already set up vision around the dragon.

At 15 minutes and 29 seconds into the game, taking advantage of their vision, Zhou Dian's Graves and Eimy's Jarvan IV started rushing the dragon.

Just seconds earlier, Mlxg's spider had gone home to buy a small mask and was now on its way to the dragon pit.

When RNG saw LGD's bot lane duo, who were farming in the mid lane, disappear into the bottom river, they realized what was happening.

But it's too late.

Three seconds later, the system notification sounded that Xiaolong had been killed.

LGD secured their second dragon of the game, an earth dragon.

RNG currently holds a Fire Dragon, while LGD holds an Earth Dragon.

After LGD rushed down the dragon, an Earth Dragon icon popped up in the upper left corner of the big screen.

This means that the third dragon in this game is still an earth dragon.

Then this earthen dragon is crucial.

If LGD can secure the Baron, they'll have two Earth Dragons, and with a lineup featuring two marksmen, their Baron-taking speed will be incredibly fast.

The same applies to RNG, who also have two marksmen.

More importantly, they are unlikely to easily give up this earth dragon to LGD.

While LGD players were stealing the dragon, LeBlanc, who was originally pushing the top lane, had quietly left the top lane and was lying in ambush in the bush on the left side of the mid lane.

After the other four members of LGD finished off the Earth Dragon, they headed straight for the mid lane.

At this moment, Uzi's Varus was still clearing the mid lane minions, completely unaware that a 3-0 LeBlanc was lurking in the left bush.

The enchantress suddenly leaped out of the grass and charged straight at Varus.

Uzi reacted quickly, and Varus used Flash to dodge LeBlanc's Shadow Step (W).

Perhaps he pressed the skill button too hastily, as Varus missed his ultimate during the Flash.

Although LeBlanc missed her W skill, she only needed to use her Q, R, E skills plus Thunderlord's Decree to instantly reduce Varus's health by more than half, leaving Varus with less than 20% health.

LeBlanc's Phantom Chains (E) are still attached to Varus, and if the second stage is triggered, Varus will be in mortal danger.

Uzi was so frightened that he immediately used his healing ability, and Lulu next to him also used Wild Growth (R) on Varus.

Now Varus was naturally out of danger.

At this moment, LGD's jungler, support, and bottom laner also arrived in the mid lane. Zhou Dian's Graves lagged behind, taking the path next to the blue side's F6 camp.

Suddenly, a spider web flew out from around the corner and covered the gunner's face.

Zhou Dian's reaction was spot on. Facing the skill that flew out from the blind spot, Graves quickly drew his gun (E) and moved, easily dodging Spider's cocoon (E).

Then Elise transformed into her spider form and pounced on the male gunner, tearing at him.

Graves threw out a smoke grenade to block Spider's vision, then used his Q skill to crash into the wall behind Spider and explode, while two bullets from his shotgun also hit Spider.

With just one Q skill and two basic attacks, Graves took down more than half of Elise's health.

The spider was so frightened that it flew away and dared not chase the gun anymore.

Immediately, Mlxg pressed the Tab key and was startled when he saw the Graves' equipment.

With Graves' Youmuu's Ghostblade in hand and two pieces of Black Cleaver, he's practically only missing the cost of crafting Black Cleaver to complete the two-piece set.

How come this baby is developing so fast?
Mlxg doesn't quite understand.

It's actually quite simple; Graves currently has the highest CS (creep score) in the game.

At this point, the game had been going on for less than 16 minutes, and Zhou Dian's Graves already had 170 CS.

Uzi, who had two bodyguards, the jungler and the support, from the start of the game, only had a little over 160 CS.

In addition, there were ways to manage resources, such as destroying the Cull and not buying Doran's Blade items at the start of the game.

This has resulted in Graves currently having better equipment than Varus.

Graves may not have the highest gold in the game, but his items are definitely the best!
Keep in mind that Uzi's Varus had two kills, and RNG also secured the public economy from two turrets.

Another point is that Zhou Dian's Graves was always farming the lane alone, and occasionally he would also farm two sets of RNG's jungle camps.

This results in Graves still being the highest-level player on the field, already at level 12, a full three levels higher than Varus.

Without a support player by his side, Zhou Dian could easily take on two Uzis right now.

No one understands farming better than Zhou Dian; even Uzi couldn't do it!
Of course, the premise is that you can't steal your teammates' health.

(End of this chapter)