Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 294, Section 291: Crushing Chovy
However, for Yuna Shimamura...
There's no hero she can't play.

Whether it's a unique skill or not is another matter.

But simply being able to use her skills effectively in lane and knowing how to fight in team fights is not a problem for her at all.

Cassiopeia is a well-known counter to Ryze, so the reason Geng picked Ryze first and didn't ban him was partly because they didn't have enough ban slots.

On the other hand, they are gambling.

Yuujima Mura can't play Cassiopeia; she's terrible at this champion.

After all, you're a top laner!
As a top laner, you should have a top laner's champion pool. How can you expect to play every champion?
Cassiopeia is a champion that requires a lot of skill to play, and very few people know how to play her. You shouldn't know how to play her!

However, this has been proven countless times.

When facing Shimamura Yuna, you must not have any wishful thinking during the drafting phase.

If you harbor any侥幸心理 (a gambler's mentality), you will inevitably suffer a crushing defeat in the end.

And that's the situation right now.

After entering the game, Chovy was somewhat surprised to find...
Despite having played Cassiopeia very little, Shimamura's proficiency with the Cassiopeia was almost indistinguishable from that of a typical mid-lane player.

It's certain that she can't compare to those absolute snake-woman masters.

But
'It's making me a little breathless.'

I don't know if it's due to psychological pressure or if my skills are really declining.

Facing such a huge final stage, and tens of thousands of spectators.

After the tough laning phase of the first two games, Chovy was starting to get a little nervous.

He began to feel deep down that he was no longer a match for Shimamura Yuna.

He began to worry that the problem wasn't with others, but with himself.

This feeling made him breathless and prevented him from thinking calmly.

In this situation, Shimamura Yuna's actions themselves put immense psychological pressure on him.

'Why didn't you make any mistakes?'

Why is she still so calm even after the fight has gone this far?

Is she a robot? Doesn't she have emotions?

Chovy made fatal mistakes countless times under such immense pressure.

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He was repeatedly favored and considered a strong successor to Faker.

But in the end, he fell countless times in the most crucial matches.

It's a matter of mentality.

It's the mental pressure that causes him to underperform in the most crucial matches.

This time, he thought he had reached a state of perfection that he had never achieved before.

Moreover, in terms of psychological pressure
Aside from GENG's teams, all the other teams this year have obvious flaws.

Only GENG was not weakened but strengthened.

Under such circumstances, his psychological pressure should also be at an all-time low.

It's time to win the championship.
After teetering on the brink so many times, this time, it's finally time to win.

With this in mind, he entered the final round.

However, perhaps because his expectations were too high, the disappointment was even greater when he finally discovered that things weren't going well.

At this point, realizing he couldn't even gain an advantage in the laning phase, Chovy's hands were starting to tremble.

then
"Holy crap, how come Chovy is getting outclassed even in last-hitting?"

"How can Chovy be so bad??? No, why is he getting beaten so badly in lane?"

"Isn't Chovy the best mid-laner? Why are you lying to me???"

Indeed, after laning for a while, it was clear to the naked eye that Chovy could no longer maintain an equal laning phase with Shimamura Yuna.

This player, who is considered the world's strongest mid-laner every year, has shown weakness and encountered problems on the biggest and most crucial stage every year.

Everyone originally thought this year would be a year that would break the mold.

This will be a year that breaks the mold. LPL will be completely outclassed, while LCK and GEN will be dominant forces.

At this point, what reason does GEN have not to win?

However, this situation still occurred.

He was even completely dominated by someone who wasn't even a mid-laner.

For many viewers who believed in Chovy, this scene was utterly unexpected.

However you may not believe it, this is the truth.

Meanwhile...
It seems that the frequent victories in the mid lane have boosted the confidence of both the top and bottom lanes.

Xiaohu, who was completely crushed by Kiin in the previous game, actually held on in this game.

Not only did they withstand it, but you could even say they were under some pressure.

So now the situation has become delicate again.

The middle lane was completely destroyed, and the other two lanes also had no advantage.

Taking advantage of his lane dominance, jungler Xiaotian roamed the jungle endlessly, constantly entering Canyon's jungle.

This completely tilted the situation in WBG's favor.

Furthermore, having Shimamura Yuna in the middle lane has another advantage.
That would allow her to expand the influence of her team.

The current version is essentially a Sakamoto build focused on controlling resources with Velociraptors.

Previously, when Shimamura Yuna was in the top lane, her influence was sometimes difficult to extend to the bottom lane, so she had to switch lanes early.

As a result, resources are often controlled by other teams, which slows down WBG's resource pace and prevents them from turning their advantages into victories.

Therefore, previously, WBG was basically the team with the slowest average winning time among all the stronger teams.

The plot usually involves the opponent dying within 15 minutes, but being buried after 30 minutes.

After seeing it so many times, everyone can figure out the formula.

This is a team that goes against the meta.

However, once Shimamura Yuna arrived in the mid lane and was able to control the pace of resource acquisition, the situation instantly changed.

Yuna Shimamura is able to quickly convert her advantage into resource team fights in the top or bottom lane in the early game, and she can arrive at the scene quickly no matter which lane is fighting.

This made their dragon control speed much faster, and the overall pace of the game also became much faster.

In short
Shimamura Yuna embarked on the wrong path.

Her effect in the mid lane was truly astounding.

It was obvious to the naked eye that GENG was completely outmatched in the mid lane, and they suffered a series of defeats in the third game.

Yuna Shimamura's Cassiopeia looks just like all her other mage-centric champions.
There were no particularly striking details.

They're just good at having fun.

They're simply unleashing skills, dealing damage, and searching for the best positioning.

There aren't any particularly impressive tricks.

There weren't any particularly groundbreaking plays.

And just like that, they naturally gained an absolute advantage.
From the perspective of game content
Today, Yuna Shimamura possesses absolute dominance.

Wave after wave of flawless mechanical operations.

Wave after wave of unstoppable team fights were won by overwhelming the enemy with superior equipment and skill.

As long as Shimamura Yuuna exists, she is the most unsolvable force.

"Holy crap, Shimamura-san is awesome!"

"Shimamura-nee is really awesome."

"Shimamura-san is going to be invincible!"

"How come Shimamura is completely dominating Chovy?"

(End of this chapter)