LOL: I love sharp reviews and have become a professional expert

[… Throughout my career, the opponent I fear the most is undoubtedly Goat!

At that time, we practiced with EDG a lot, and I played with Goat every day. I couldn't beat him, I really couldn't beat him, I couldn't beat him at all, but we practiced with him every day, our team played with their team every day, and I was completely dizzy!

We were really beaten. I'm not going to lie to you. We were in a training match with EDG. We were all G'd at 7, 8, and 9 minutes. The game was only at 7, 8, and 9 minutes. We couldn't win. We were G'd directly by them in the training match. I didn't know how to win. I opened my game and saw that I was 30 knives behind the opponent. I wanted to die.

Goat looked like a cool school bully, and he always bullied me in the game. There was a time when I heard that I was going to play a training match with Goat, so I pretended to have a stomachache and let another rotation player take the blame...】

——Excerpt from "From Letme to Yan Junze".

(Letme’s autobiography is said to be able to be used as toilet paper. You can stop people from reading, but you can’t stop them from going to the toilet! It’s just a little expensive, hahaha~)

ps: Do you understand the value of the only LPL professional player's "numerous works"?

……

In fact, in most cases, light speed QA is not the best choice for Riven.

Even the most skilled Riven players may miss a basic attack during a combo due to a slight negligence, thus disrupting the entire rhythm.

What's more, although the displacement distance of Riven's Q skill is not long, it is a small displacement that cannot be ignored.

Su Mu's technique was extremely skillful at this moment. He cleverly used Riven's three short and flexible displacements to firmly block the crocodile's position.

After the first Q skill was cast, Riven had already circled behind the crocodile like a shadow, followed by a clean and neat normal attack.

Crocodile tried to turn around and escape, but Riven followed closely behind him like a leech, also pulling back and launching another basic attack.

After the crocodile's body slightly deviated from the front, Riven cast the second Q skill and connected it with a normal attack again, positioning herself behind the crocodile again!

The whole process seems slow, but it is actually full of rhythm. Riven followed the crocodile calmly and performed a set of QAAQAA combo that seemed ordinary but was full of murderous intent.

Seeing this, Letme couldn't help but feel a strong sense of urgency in his heart, and the sweat on his forehead slid down like drizzle.

He could clearly feel that Riven was eroding his crocodile's health bit by bit.

But at this moment, he didn't even give up the chance to flash!

Because he knew very well that even if he gave up his flash, Riven still had the deadly three-stage Q skill in her hand. As long as she wanted, she could still knock him away within that extreme distance.

Letme's fingers rested lightly on the F key of the keyboard, trembling slightly as if they were carrying a heavy burden.

He had to wait, wait for that fleeting opportunity.

Wait for the opponent to use three stages of the Q skill, then flash to create distance.

To put it bluntly, Letme hesitated because he was afraid that his flash would be wasted.

This situation has occurred many times in professional competitions. It’s not that the professional players can’t react, but that they hesitated!

——If you hesitate, you will fail!

Su Mu's eyes were like the deep waters of a lake, easily seeing through the indescribable struggle and helplessness in Letme's heart.

The three-stage Q skill of Riven in his hand was like a tiger ready to pounce, but it was never released.

"Are you still hesitating whether to give up Flash?" Su Mu sighed softly in his heart, but a playful smile appeared on his face, like a cat playing with mouse.

"In that case, then you don't have to hand it in!"

Riven raised the broken sword in her hand high, the blade flashing with a cold light, and used the W skill [Soul-shaking Roar]. An invisible shock wave suddenly spread out with her as the center, stunning the crocodile in front of her firmly in place.

Immediately afterwards, Su Mu released Riven's last Q skill without hesitation. The sharp tip of the sword knocked the crocodile away like lightning, and followed up with the last basic attack!

"Firstblood!!"

"Oh My God!!!"

The system's harsh prompt sound penetrated every corner of the venue like a sharp arrow, and then the venue was instantly drowned out by a deafening cry of surprise.

Everyone thought that the first blood of this game would most likely be born in the top lane, but no one expected that the one who gave away the first blood would be the crocodile!

[That’s it for the five-ban top laner? That’s it? Is it useful against me, Su Shen? ]

[Heizi speaks! 】

[Haha, it seems that the GSL players were all speechless after being beaten. Didn't they say that Goat would be severely punished in this game? What was the result? ]

[It seems that five ban slots are not enough. How about RNG apply to ban Su Shen directly? Hahahaha! ]

[It is said that laning ability is only a necessary but not sufficient condition for playing professionally, but in the end, facing Su Shen, they couldn't even avoid being killed by a single player! ]

[Are we playing the same game? Riven can kill Crocodile? ]

[What is Letme doing? Why isn't he using Flash? ]

[It's really tiring for Xiaogou to have such a top lane teammate! 】

“This…!” Miller opened his mouth in astonishment. For a moment, he was speechless, as if he was caught off guard by the sudden situation. “First blood was obtained so quickly in the top lane, and it was a clean and neat solo kill!”

Wawa was also confused, with a puzzled look on his face: "Why didn't Crocodile use Flash? Why didn't he use Flash when he had it?"

The commentators may be quite good at speaking, but when it comes to understanding the game, how much in-depth knowledge can these commentators who are hovering in the silver and gold ranks have?

Therefore, they naturally couldn't see that it was actually a wise choice for letme not to use flash.

Riven accurately blocked the position of the crocodile and deliberately did not use the three-stage Q. In fact, she was waiting for the crocodile to flash. Even if the crocodile flashed, he would still die in this wave.

On the contrary, letme did not use flash, which was considered as stopping the loss in time.

And some sharp-minded viewers have begun to appreciate the mystery.

[Why do I feel like Su Shen seems to be deliberately slowing down the speed of QA? He clearly has mastered the skills of light-speed QA! ]

[Fuck! I finally understand! It turns out that all of this is Su Shen's ingenious plan! From the moment Riven squatted in the bushes, Crocodile's fate was doomed and there was no escape! ]

[Su Shen used three stages of his Q skill from the beginning. His main purpose was not to consume the crocodile's health, but to show weakness to the enemy and tell the crocodile that he did not block Q! ]

[Just like that, Crocodile walked forward recklessly at level 1, eating soldiers in a swaggering manner. However, Su Shen keenly grasped this fleeting opportunity, and launched a hard attack without hesitation, completing a seemingly unprofitable exchange of blood. But in fact, Crocodile's health was already at the kill line for Riven at level 2! ]

[Even that ward position was intentional by Su Shen. He wanted to tell RNG blatantly that I have set up vision here, and if you want to catch me, you can only change the route, so that mlxg can't move in the early stage to disrupt his plan! ]

[Wonderful! Everything is linked together! Su Shen is simply amazing at playing the game on the psychological level! ]

[Okay, okay, you're bragging like this, right? How much did you get from goat? ]

[It's so funny, it's well-reasoned, I can't even refute it. ]

[Isn't it just letme? Is it that complicated? ]