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Chapter 29 Teacher Piao: I'm feeling a bit unwell, I'm logging off now!

"Huh? Doinb's plane never came down from the sky!!"

"The captain has fallen!!!"

???

After saying these two sentences, Miller paused, wondering if he had spoken in a rather impolite manner.

Guan Zeyuan couldn't help but shout, "In that case, FPX will lose all their early-game resources!"

Neither of the mid laners has Teleport. With so few Corki, how come the Rift Herald is gone?
When killing your plane, the prince doesn't even need his ultimate skill.

"Was Doinb's W too slow this time? It seems like he was trying to bait Gnik's ultimate?" PYL frowned as he watched the replay.

It was already outrageous that he dared to look back at the Tsar, but this W really shows a disrespect for Gnik.

It felt like there was an element of deception involved, but the Tsar was too decisive, and Gnik's choice to push from the side! This kid really has potential! LGD has struck gold.

"Wow! That ultimate move was brilliantly executed, pushing W's plane down from the absolute limit." Miller couldn't help but glance at Guan Zeyuan.

I can still recall the scene from last week's cafeteria night when he confidently patted his chest and said that FPX would win 2-0.

This kid must have had something poisoned poured into his mouth; the effect is far too remarkable!
FPX seemed a bit disoriented in their first game.

The live chat was completely flooded with comments.

"Holy crap, what's Big B doing?"

"They're completely disoriented; they've been taking off non-stop!"

"Gnik, isn't he a bit too strong? That push was awesome!"

"What did I tell you? Anything made by YM is guaranteed to be top-notch!!!"

"Teacher Piao, this LPL is just as you predicted!"

At this moment, Piao Laoshi, who was watching the game in his own live stream, already had tears welling up in his eyes.

"Nice! Little Di, I knew you were good!"

"Finally got it!"

If the first two matches were against teams that were on the verge of making the playoffs or even out of contention...

But this is the performance they had against FPX.
Di Wu's talent is absolutely unquestionable; now he just needs some time to grow.

He's no worse than the other players who came out of YM.

The screen was filled with question marks in the comments.

"No, why are you so happy that you got it?"

"Could it be that Gnik sold for a good price?"

"OMG sold once, LGD sold once, they must have made quite a bit of money, right?"

"Teacher Piao made a fortune; I never imagined a contestant could be sold twice!"

PDD, sitting in front of his computer, was stunned by the barrage of comments filling the screen. What did he mean by "making a fortune for himself"?
If I really made a fortune, it's one thing to be criticized in the comments, but the key point is that I didn't make a single penny, and in fact, I lost 5!

"Is Di Wu's emergence a good thing or a bad thing for me?"

"When did this kid learn Jayce and Azir? Was he actually throwing the game against me before?"

He couldn't help but recall how he had forced Ning to pretend to be gay to escape from the Black Team.

Ning in 18, Tian in 19, Knight in 20, and now Gnik!

Why couldn't YM advance back then? They even eliminated the promotion/relegation system.

Teacher Piao sat in front of the camera without saying a word, his hands behind his head forming a classic inverted triangle.

He didn't need to say anything; the viewers in the live chat had already guessed it.

"Huh? You lost money again?"

"Wait, Mr. Piao? You didn't fail to make a single penny again, did you?"

"Is this another clearance sale at a loss?"

"Why are Teacher Piao's eyes filled with tears?! Because he lost money again!" Seeing these heartbreaking comments, Teacher Piao's face darkened.

He clutched his chest and sighed, "Brothers, I suddenly feel a bit unwell, I'm logging off now!"

On the field, after LGD's mid and jungle coordinated to kill Doinb, they immediately moved to the Herald position.

The prince still has a powerful move in hand, so the Tsar doesn't need to take the initiative.

Taking advantage of their mid-lane advantage, LGD initiated a move on the vanguard.

Xiaotian only glanced at it; Doinb's TP wasn't ready yet, and even if he timed it to wait for the plane to respawn, it would be too late.
"Give it to them! We can't accept any more!"

Liu Qingsong shook his head; now he was in a somewhat passive position.

He was supposed to move first than Braum, but the mid-lane Corki dropped a point, allowing Braum and Aphelios to get a plating layer when they moved later in the bottom lane.

Braum and Aphelios are now switching to the top lane, taking Rumble's wave and using the Rift Herald to take down the top lane tower.

Even if Rumble moves to the bottom lane, he can still farm the pushed lane.

At this moment, LGD's operations have completely crushed FPX, which is something FPX could have foreseen.

However, the loss of position in the mid lane put them in a completely passive state.

"Let's go down and protect LWX so he can get the turret plating! LGD is going to take the first tower, let's go to the bottom lane and trade for the bottom tower!" Doinb commanded his teammates from the fountain: "GimGoon, don't die in the top lane!"

"Change the plating!"

Upon hearing Doinb's command, GimGoon nodded and prepared to retreat.

After respawning, Doinb first went to the mid lane to farm.

With a mournful cry, the Rift Herald was devoured. After Doinb finished the mid lane, he immediately went to the bottom lane and joined the duo that was taking the minion wave towards LGD's first tower to take the plating.

How can we leave out ourselves when it comes to the economy?

Is FPX waiting for LWX to carry the game?

This mouthful of blood is absolutely necessary!

However, the minion wave hadn't even reached the turret yet.
Rumble's ultimate landed in the middle of the bottom lane, perfectly covering the minions that were about to enter the turret.

"Maya? Rambo arrived so quickly? Did he make his move ahead of time?"

Doinb felt a chill run down his spine. Was this the operational rhythm of LGD, a team on the verge of the playoffs?
Why do I feel that way?
Is LGD's current gameplay complete?

They knew that FPX wouldn't want the Rift Herald after their mid-lane demise, so they planned to trade the bottom lane tower for the top lane tower to keep up with LGD's economic lead.

They had already substituted Rumble beforehand and used his ultimate to clear out this wave of minions.

FPX will only get one or two layers of plating at most.
Is this LGD? Is it real?!
It's normal for players to have flashes of brilliance in their gameplay. They are all top-tier players, and even in ranked matches, there are times when they play well and times when they don't. Even coaches don't review those kinds of plays.

But operational skills are definitely not something you can learn in a day or two, unless...!

LGD has changed their shot-caller, and this new player has absolute command authority within the team. With Rumble's incredibly fast arrival time, LGD's shot-caller has absolute power and their position is unquestionable. The only variable in this team compared to before is .Gnik.
Doinb gritted his teeth, unable to help but recall the confident look on Di Wu's face before the match, when he made a bet with him.

This kid is definitely not just all talk; he's a real talent!

"squeak!"

After LGD's mid and jungle players forced Aatrox to leave, Diwu summoned the Rift Herald in front of FPX's top lane tower.

At this moment, Kramer moved forward, while Braum and Peanut tacitly chose to retreat.

The first tower can be taken together, but the plating from the first Vanguard charge was directly allocated to LGD's late-game core carries.

"LGD! They're operating like a perfectly precise machine!"

"What exactly happened to cause such a drastic change in the LGD team?"

The commentators were all amazed by the sight of LGD's jungler and support consciously retreating to give the economy to their two carries.

Is this LGD?
They are so disciplined, unlike a team on the verge of making the playoffs.

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(End of this chapter)