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

Chapter 63 Playing top lane requires patience!

"Kennan? He's easy to catch!"

Kennen has a good matchup against Fiora in lane, Redmi certainly knows that.

However, while dominating online, it also means a significant increase in the risk of being ganked by the enemy.

Once Kennen gets caught and killed once or twice, he loses his advantage in lane.

Kennen, who doesn't have a significant advantage, becomes much weaker in the mid-to-late game once Fiora builds one or two defensive items, making it impossible for Kennen to win a one-on-one fight against her.

Hearing Redmi's concerns, before 957 could speak, Condi said, "Oh, it's okay. I know Jungkook better than anyone. Coach, don't worry, he won't gank top lane this game!"

Finally, Condi added, "He can't even clear jungle camps properly, how is he supposed to gank?"

The so-called "King of the Jungle" naturally refers to LGD's jungler, Eimy, who is affectionately known as the "King of the Jungle."

Calling Eimy the "Wild King" isn't a compliment, of course.

In the Chinese League of Legends community, in places like the Anti-Pressure Bar, when giving professional players nicknames, some seemingly domineering words such as "King," "Emperor," "King," and "Saint" are actually derogatory terms.

The more imposing a player's nickname, the worse they are!

I used to be really bad at it!

The key is to do it the opposite way!
LGD's two kings of mage and jungle are Funny the mage and Eimy the jungler. Their nicknames are so domineering that you can imagine the level they play in official matches!

Seeing that 957 was eager to play Kennen, Redmi nodded in agreement.

In today's first training match, he didn't have any heroes he particularly wanted the players to practice, so he didn't interfere too much and let them play whatever they wanted!

Therefore, WE's support player Ben locked in Kennen on the fifth floor of the red team.

LGD training room.

Seeing that WE had locked in Kennen as their last pick, PYL turned to look at Zhou Dian again.

"Hey, Little Zhou, right? It seems like the other side has upgraded your gear!" PYL couldn't help but say.

Zhou Dian nodded and said, "No problem!"

Since that's the case, PYL won't say anything more.

Although he didn't know where this young guy who came for the trial got his confidence from!
Kennen is a very strong counter to Fiora in lane, not to mention the player who plays Kennen, 957!

Not only PYL, but everyone else's expressions changed somewhat after seeing 957 pick Kennen as the second pick.

GodV's expression turned a little strange, as if he wanted to laugh.

However, GodV thinks 957's Kennen pick was excellent.

These arrogant random players should be given a real challenge so they know that ranked matches and professional matches are two different things.

Although this was just a training match, the intensity was still a bit lacking compared to an official match.

But that should be enough to teach this random player with a 1000-point rating in the Korean server who came for a trial lesson a lesson.

Clearly, GodV was unaware of one thing.

That's 957 from the opposing WE team. He thought he was facing the Mage King and didn't know that the player had been replaced!

At this point, both sides have finished selecting their characters, and the game has entered the loading screen.

Dgc walked over to Zhou Dian and said, "It's just a regular practice match, Zhou, don't be nervous. Just treat it like a ranked game!"

Finally, he added, "Just don't get solo killed this game, Kennen can't beat Fiora in the late game!"

Clearly, they still don't quite trust Zhou Dian!
"Bro, don't push yourself too hard. If you're having a tough time in lane, just call me and I'll gank for you!" Eimy was a nice guy, thinking of taking care of this young guy who came for the trial.

But he said that; he'll probably forget it once the fight starts.

LGD's core strategy revolves around the bottom lane, and their jungler usually focuses on supporting that lane.

Moreover, Eimy played Graves this game; it's a miracle he didn't get lost in the jungle. Gank top lane?
I don't know which direction the road leads to!

Upon hearing Eimy's words, Zhou Dian simply hummed in response, not placing any expectation on Eimy coming to help him in the top lane.

Eimy thought this guy seemed a bit aloof!

If we really become teammates, will it be difficult to get along?

enter the game.

Eimy's Graves chose to start with the blue buff, allowing his bot lane to go to lane early and contest the lane without having to help the jungler.

Hey!
They started by clearing the top lane from top to bottom, completely abandoning the top lane in the beginning!

Zhou Dian was right to realize he had no chance of becoming a top jungler.

"Bro, just log on, you don't need to help me. I'll level up E at level 1 and solo the blue buff!"

Got it!
Since you didn't ask me to help you clear the jungle and it delayed your online time, consider it as you helping me!
Zhou Dian stood in the river for a short while, and when the minion wave was almost there, he controlled Fiora to cross his own jungle and arrive between the first and second towers in the top lane, going to lane alongside the minion wave.

At this moment, Dgc and the LGD team's analyst were standing behind Zhou Dian.

Since it's a trial period, we should definitely focus on Zhou Dian's performance.

Next to the LGD coaching staff was also the Frenchman.

The Dharma King originally didn't intend to watch, but when he saw Zhou Dian choose Fiora, he immediately became interested.

He really enjoys playing Fiora. He has watched several of the Fiora tutorial videos by [Top Laner] on D-site multiple times.

However, his Fiora skills have always remained at an amateur level.

I just can't understand it!

The person who came for the trial chose Fiora directly, so Fiora must be his signature champion.

We should take a good look at this!
Head coach Dgc nodded slightly after seeing that Fiora had made an effective opening positioning.

This kid has a decent basic understanding.

Don't underestimate this seemingly simple opening river positioning; many high-ranking casual players simply don't understand it.

Those people's positioning was just that the heroes were standing in the river, and most of the time they were in the wrong positions, unable to gather any information.

Next, we'll see how Zhou Dian handles the disadvantageous laning phase.

To reach 1500 MMR in the Korean server, one must have very solid laning skills.

Even if it gets countered, the online system shouldn't crash, right?
Just a few minutes later, Dgc realized he was wrong.

And it's completely wrong!
This kid, his online performance is not just unbreachable, it's practically out of control!
First Blood!
The notification sound for First Blood rang in the headsets of the five LGD players.

Dgc may not be able to hear, but he can see!

He witnessed the entire process of Zhou Dian's level 3 Fiora solo killing 957's Kennen.

Kennen pushed the minion wave to Fiora's tower and was harassing Fiora who was farming under the tower.

Zhou Dian seized an opportunity when Kennen made a positioning mistake and directly charged in with Fiora.

When Dgc saw this, his first thought was that Fiora seemed to have been fed.

Fiora has already lost so much health. If she fights to the bitter end, can she outlast Kennen?
Was Kennen's positioning mistake a deliberate mistake by 957?
Then, Dgc saw Fiora dodge Kennen's Q skill by positioning herself.

"That movement was impressive, but you still can't beat him!" Dgc thought to himself and shook his head subconsciously.

He felt it was a bit of a pity.

Fiora's laning phase was perfect, and she handled the pressure very well, so why did she suddenly get so reckless?
Playing top lane requires patience!

(End of this chapter)