Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 218, page 215: Holy crap, Shimamura Yuna!
Putting aside the difficulty of operation.

Let's set aside the visual impact of this operation for now.

I'll just say one thing.
That is, the weapon has now been hit by three R attacks.

For a fully equipped Gwen, the damage from those three R attacks is by no means low.

Furthermore, the Weapon Master actually took the full damage from the R and Q skills without using his ultimate, and this damage was not reduced by the ultimate's resistance.

In addition, Gwen already deals some true damage, which cannot be reduced by resistances.

At the same time, the weapon master also has no magic resistance at this time.

In short, a combination of factors led to
After this whole ordeal, the weapon master's life was already as fragile as a candle flickering in the wind.

At that moment, KIIN was already covered in sweat.

As a player with a relatively low tactical importance in the GENG team, GENG's requirement for him is simply not to make mistakes and to be useful in the late game.

He has always done a great job in this regard, making him a near-perfect plugin within the team.

However, if this plugin, which should theoretically not make any mistakes, makes a major error, then the problem will be magnified several times over.

'I can't die.'

'I can't die.'

'I can't become a burden to the team at this crucial juncture.'

At this moment, KIIN's usually calm and unperturbed heart was gripped by a tremendous sense of panic.

He racked his brains, trying to calculate his chances of survival.

However.
This is impossible.

I was slowed down, my Q skill wasn't off cooldown yet, and I'd already used Flash.

Right now, I don't even have a way to escape.

The only hope is to hold on until the next Q skill is available.

No.
Even this won't work!
Because of the direction of my turret, there are no minions coming up for me to use Q to escape.

He couldn't really distance himself from Gwen and escape her pursuit.

Moreover, not to mention
'I think I won't make it to the next Q's cooldown.'

It was actually just a tiny bit off.

Not much difference.

It's just a tiny bit!

But
Despite KIIN's best efforts, he ultimately died under Shimamura Yuna's scissors.

The full three-stage R damage after crushing an item, plus the damage from the fully charged center Q after being hit, is so explosive that Jax simply cannot withstand it.

The chaotic situation that occurred before the team fight broke out put him under immense pressure.

This is no ordinary solo kill.

He was solo killed before the team fight.

It means you had fewer people before the group even started.

At this point, he could only hope
A fight broke out in Xiaolongkeng, and Xiaolongkeng won.

Although I died, the team fight in the bottom lane was a great victory, so my death was insignificant.

If that's the case, that would be great.

That would make it seem like one's death in this wave wasn't so important.

After all, the reason I chased after them was because they had proactively expressed their intention to teleport down, wasn't it?
In that case, if a fight breaks out in the bottom lane and the bottom lane wins, then the mistake you made by giving away will be recovered.

However, it did not.

The bottom lane was still locked in a tug-of-war until Shimamura Yuna secured the solo kill.

GENG wanted to initiate a team fight, but CFO had no desire to fight and maintained a safe distance, preventing GENG from finding an opportunity.

The first wave looked like a fight was about to break out, like a dangerous contact, but it was quickly brought back.

Their goal is to create a sense of seemingly dangerous contact, but in reality, maintaining distance.

Ultimately, the goal was achieved.

Even after Shimamura Yuna secured the solo kill, the team fight in the bottom lane did not fully erupt.

Although GENG was eager to make amends after seeing the problem in the top lane, they quickly initiated a team fight.

However, this group's performance was far from perfect; in fact, it was riddled with errors and omissions.

Instead, he became attached to the CFO.
It's a situation where you can't beat them, but you can't pull away from them either.

After confirming the victory in the top lane, the CFO made a decision immediately.

"Initiate the team fight! We need to win this wave!"

"We can't let them get away; we need to initiate this team fight."

Yes, this is the best opportunity.

Currently, Shimamura Yuna, who is in the top lane, still has TP (Teleport) available, so she can rush to the battlefield at any time.

As long as she teleports down, even though she has used Flash and her ultimate, she is still in good condition and can be considered a fully capable fighter.

As long as we keep people!
As long as we keep our players in the game, this will be a perfect 5v4!

To date, every CFO has achieved perfection.

Whether it was withstanding the pressure in the laning phase or maneuvering in this team fight, everyone did their best to ensure that Shimamura Yuna's plan could be executed smoothly.

So now, all that's left is to wrap things up.

A perfect ending, a resounding victory in a team fight, bringing a perfect conclusion to everyone's victories so far.

With this determination, everyone seemed to be connected, and each person put in their best effort to think of the optimal solution for the current situation.

There was almost no extra communication, but everyone made interconnected and mutually understandable actions and choices.

Even before Shimamura Yuna landed, this team fight didn't seem to be in a losing position.

With measured advances and retreats, and a perfect balance, it possesses a near-perfect harmonious beauty.

It's fair to say that even without Shimamura Yuna, they might not have lost this team fight.

With Shimamura Yuna on the team, this team fight was almost a certain victory.

'We can't win; we'll lose.'

This judgment became very strong in the minds of everyone in GENG.

So they wanted to run away, to leave.

However, the CFO kept them glued to his side.

The team fight isn't over yet; it can't even be said to have started.

But
The moment the TP on Shimamura lit up, the entire arena erupted in an amazing cheer!

Because everyone realized that a divine intervention had occurred, the key to deciding the outcome of this team fight had appeared!!!
And Shimamura Yuna's performance did not disappoint.

She placed a ward in the enemy jungle, blocking their path.

The moment you land, facing so many opponents, a lone top laner is actually quite vulnerable.

They'll be focused down and killed instantly.

However, Gwen is unaffected!
Actually, the cooldown of the W skill is particularly long in the early game. Considering the time spent killing the Weapon Master and TPing back, it's not necessarily ready to use even in normal circumstances.

The problem is that since the Weapon Master barely fought back against Shimamura Yuna, she didn't use this skill in the last wave.

Yes, what's so great about opening a car?

This skill grants complete immunity to ranged attacks and increases resistance to melee attacks.

The Weapon Master is a pure melee hero; if the opponent doesn't retaliate, there's absolutely no need for him to activate this skill.

Most people might subconsciously press this skill during a fight.

After all, it's better to add some resistance than not.

But Shimamura Yuna was too calm. She kept all the unnecessary skills to herself.

So, at this very moment
This skill became the biggest foreshadowing!

Upon landing, the W skill was instantly activated, granting immunity to the combo that Taliyah had prepared for herself.

A rock jutted out from under Shimamura Yuna's feet, but it only produced the despairing message, "Gwen is unaffected."

"Shimamura Yuna has entered the fray! Shimamura Yuna hasn't been lifted up! Right now, it seems no one on GENG's side can inflict enough damage to kill Shimamura Yuna. She's rampaging through the swirling threads of energy!"

"Shimamura Yuna, it's time to end this team fight!!!!"

Amidst the commentator's passionate shouts, Gwen, with the help of her teammates' control and coordination, gradually broke through towards the rest of GENG.

She is now unstoppable!
lunge, stab, cut—everything GENG used to do was now insignificant to her.

As she operated the device, a strong intuition arose within her.

"I can."

"Break through everything."

Unsurprisingly, CFO's team won this team fight.

This was a near-perfect victory.

Whether it was the CFO and the other four players buying enough time for Shimamura Yuna in the dragon pit, or Shimamura Yuna's perfect judgment in the top lane leading to a solo kill.

Then, when Shimamura Yuna entered the fray, her remaining W skill negated the first wave of damage, leading to the subsequent cleanup.

Everything was so perfect.

After winning the game, the economic gap widened immediately, with Shimamura Yuna's lead in the single lane reaching an astonishing 2000.

The overall economic gap quickly widened to a full 4000.

At this point in time, the economy has become incredibly volatile.

To put it harshly
The economic gap is already so large that it will be difficult for GENG to win.

If GENG can still win given the poor economic situation, then someone on the CFO's side must have done something unforgivable.

However, judging from CFO's style, their ability to close out games should be among the strongest of all teams.

They are a well-known team where a slight disadvantage is a slight advantage, a slight advantage is a big advantage, and a big advantage means they can't lose.

This amazing stability gave fans a strong sense of security.

Seeing this, everyone assumed that the CFO would definitely win in the end.

There shouldn't be any surprises.

And it turned out to be true.

Subsequently, the CFO team, having snowballed their success, completed the cycle of operations and resource control with almost invincible momentum.

We fought all the team fights we were supposed to fight.

They took all the resources they were entitled to.

Expand where it is appropriate.

Whether it's Shimamura Yuna's Gwent or the performance of her other teammates, it's all good.

Everyone performed their duties perfectly, like a well-oiled machine, and in the subsequent matches, they flawlessly expanded their initial advantage to the maximum.

then
As always, in a resource-intensive team fight where a fight is unavoidable, the opponent is forced to engage, and then the team fight is won without any suspense by leveraging the huge economic advantage.

The most notable characteristic of the CFO team is, of course, their strong top lane.

But the second characteristic is that it doesn't make mistakes.

They may not perform at 100% in every team fight, but they can definitely perform at 90%.

In other words, once their economy exceeds a certain level, their theoretical winning rate reaches a certain stage, making it almost impossible for them to lose.

And so, they won, as expected.

And that ended the game.

The legend that a CFO with a significant advantage in the early to mid-term is guaranteed to win continues.

The label of the team least likely to be overturned in the world has not yet been lost.

The CFO is still the almost invincible one.
The king of absolute advantage!

At this point in the match, everyone was stunned.

The audience cheered.

The commentators were amazed.

Even the CFO candidates themselves found it a bit unbelievable.

As we took off our headphones to leave the stage for the intermission, the deafening cheers from the stadium filled us with an almost unbelievable feeling.

Have we won our first battle?

In everyone's opinion, GENG should have had an easier time winning this final match.

Everyone believed that GENG would have the advantage.

Everyone felt that it was already quite an achievement for the CFO to reach the runner-up position; it was worth the price of admission. As long as the performance was good and there were no regrets, that was enough.

But no one could have predicted it.
Damn, it looks so good!

"This is completely unexpected! The CFO's performance has gone way beyond our expectations!"

"Perhaps no one expected that this competition would turn out this way, with the CFO taking the lead first!"

"Whether it was Shimamura's perfect execution or the outstanding performances of the other CFO players, this match produced an outcome that was different from our predictions!"

The commentator's voice on stage clearly showed that he was very excited.

It's fair to say that the CFO's performance in this match stirred up the emotions of fans all over the world, bringing them to a fever pitch.

At this very moment, Akari Kujo is also providing commentary on the match in the live broadcast room.

Although she was really busy, since it was Shimamura Yuna's final, a match that determined whether Shimamura Yuna could win the championship, she naturally had to watch it.

Before the match, she was very nervous because she was reading the online comments and knew that Shimamura Yuna had previously lost to GENG 1:3.

I felt that we might lose.

She had even mentally prepared for the possibility that Shimamura Yuna might lose.

We have set the minimum expectations and anticipated the worst-case scenario.

However, to everyone's surprise, it ended up being such a perfect start.

This made her shout out in the live stream.

"Holy crap!!! Oh no!!!"

Yes, it's in Chinese.

I've already learned some Chinese from everyone before, some simple Chinese.

Then, at this moment, at this most exciting time, she really wanted to share her feelings with the viewers in the live stream in Chinese.

But after thinking it over and over, she had no idea what to say, since her vocabulary was too limited.

So, after making a decision, I chose the most suitable word that best expressed my emotions.

That's right, that's holy crap.

At this point, the viewers in the live stream didn't care about that anymore.

They all started swiping immediately.

[Holy crap, Shimamura-san!]

[Fuck, that's awesome! ]

[Damn, I can't resist spending money again! Can anyone advise me to be a rational spender?]

[Rationality is out of the question, I'm going for it! Shimamura-san is really on her way to the golden age!]

(End of this chapter)