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Su Mu's remarks reminded the factory manager of some bad memories.

Not long ago at the S6 World Finals, Zzitai was taught forehand and backhand skills by his own fan Xiaohuasheng.

The famous "4396" was typed out by Peanut.

After experiencing The Sims, Su Mu doesn’t think that this damage is low. 4396 is getting higher and higher!

——Someone’s mid lane Ryze only dealt 2200 damage!

Not only Su Mu, but other players on his team also typed to greet the opposing factory manager.

Our shooter: The factory manager, be gentle and don’t grab too many targets.

Our mid laner: Let’s just gank the bottom lane, we’re used to it anyway.

Our shooter: ???

Seeing this, the factory manager typed an official reply on the keyboard.

Clearlove7: [^^]

Summoner's Rift is calm.

Both sides were cautious enough and had no plans of a first-level group invasion. They each formed a long snake formation and took up defensive positions.

"Brothers, watch this All-Star game carefully and learn from it. Although I didn't get the top position, my jungle playing is not bad either. The opposing jungler is Zweichang, so I'll let you see how good my jungle playing is!"

[I admit that the anchor is very strong in the top lane, and he always kills the opponent alone, but in this game he is a jungler, and his opponent is Zz1tai. It seems that he is going to be bullied~]

【4396 is in a mess, so I can’t brag. 】

[Zizi.com's performance in S6 was really a war criminal! Lee Sin's RQQ missed, and his horse stepped on the flying arrows...]

[Zizi.com is just a coward in the Worlds, but can he just carry in ranked matches? ]

[Do you understand the value of being one of the top three players in the national server? ]

【…】

It’s worthy of being an All-Star game. The game has just started and the barrage has already become noisy.

In addition to the top lane position, Su Mu plays the jungle the most, and Lee Sin is his favorite hero.

Su Mu chose the red BUFF to start, and with the help of his teammates in the bottom lane, he easily killed the wild monsters. Then he turned around and walked upwards, while starting to switch screens to observe the perspectives of each teammate.

A qualified jungler must learn to keep his eyes and ears open. Of course, it is not advisable to cut screens frequently like Faker, which may lead to being ambushed and killed.

I feel that the screen switching has become a kind of obsessive-compulsive disorder, just like some players have to press the space or tab key at every turn.

However, the factory manager's Widowmaker chose to start from F6. He did not call for help from his teammates and started the game alone.

Under the control of the factory manager, Widowmaker pulled F6 while using the Q skill to deal damage. Even though she was alone in the jungle, it was not considered a big deal.

In the middle lane, Taliyah's long-range defense beats his short-range defense. He has taken the initiative from level 1 and can clear the line much faster than Kled who can only rely on melee attacks.

Our own Kled is also very experienced. He knows that in the early laning phase, he cannot confront long-range mages like Taliyah head-on, so he hides behind the line of soldiers and keeps his health in good condition.

Once you reach level 3 and have learned all the QWE skills, you will have room to perform blood exchange operations.

Su Mu glanced at the mid lane. There was obviously no chance to catch anyone, and there was no need to counter-camp.

The camera turned and the fight in the bottom lane was very intense.

His own Thresh walked straight forward at level 1 and used his E skill to hit two people, consuming their energy. Braum took this opportunity to activate his passive on Thresh, while Ashe started to attack Thresh without hesitation.

Fortunately, after Thresh used up his skills, he decisively chose to retreat and was not triggered by Braum's passive.

And their own Varus took the opportunity to clear the line. It can be predicted that with the current speed of both sides clearing the line, Varus and Thresh will reach level 2 first.

At this time, the factory manager did not refresh the red buff, but after refreshing F6, he went directly to the blue buff near the bottom lane and refreshed the blue buff.

In this way, once a war breaks out in the bottom lane, he can arrive there first.

Su Mu seemed to have a premonition and pinned the signal on the map a few times.

After seeing the signal, Thresh used his lane advantage and took advantage of the gap in the minion line to enter the red team's lower jungle area and placed a ward through the wall at the Toad.

When he inserted his finger, he saw the widow beating the toad.

Thresh immediately chose to use his hook, intending to try to grab the toad.

Seeing this, the factory director directly used his body to block the hook and successfully captured the toad.

Although he failed to steal the wild monster, Thresh was not discouraged and returned to the line.

Both teams were very skilled in the bottom lane, and after several waves of blood exchanges, no one was at a disadvantage.

Moreover, the vision on both sides is very good, and there are no obvious opportunities to catch people.

After Su Mu killed the blue buff and two groups of wild monsters, the Magic Frog, he reached level 3 and planned to go to the top lane to look for opportunities.

In the confrontation between Rambo and Prince, Rambo obviously has the advantage. He keeps roasting the innocent Prince and consuming the opponent's blood.

Moreover, this Rambo is quite detailed. He controls the line of soldiers in front of the opponent's tower, causing them to pile up.

"We have a chance in the top lane this time. Our top laner is quite good at playing..."

Su Mu immediately understood the intention of his top laner. As Thresh's ward had placed Widowmaker in position, he made a prompt decision, marked the Prince, and signaled his top laner to cross the tower.

Rambo received the signal, ate the last enemy soldier, and then pushed the line of sports cars that his team had stored up to the enemy tower.

The figure of the blind monk emerged from the bushes behind the previous tower, blocking the opponent's prince's retreat.

When the Prince saw Lee Sin show up, he felt something was wrong. He glanced at the position of his jungler Widowmaker, who was still in the far lower zone. It seemed that he could not rely on her.

Taliyah was having a great time pinning the opponent's Kled under the tower, and had no intention of supporting the top lane. Even if he set out now, he would be too late.

"My life is in danger!" The Prince player on the red team sighed in his heart, and secretly cursed Rambo: There is a 1V1 battle between two men in the top lane, why are you calling for help?

He controlled the Prince to move closely to the defensive tower, trying to become one with the tower.

Su Mu smiled slightly and controlled the blind monk to walk towards the prince's face. He didn't use any skills, but attacked the opponent first, and then immediately followed up with the E skill [Sky Thunder Break].

When the second stage of E was breaking bones and slowing down the prince, the first shelling from the defense tower had just landed.

At the same time, Rambo's skills were free of charge, and he dealt a lot of damage to the prince.

The prince of the red team was still making his last dying struggle. He made up his mind that even if he couldn't survive, he would at least change someone!

Seeing that Lee Sin had attracted the tower's hatred, the Prince immediately launched the EQ attack he had been planning for a long time, targeting Lee Sin!

The current Lee Sin is only level 3 and cannot withstand the high damage from the tower.

Once the Prince successfully uses EQ to knock up Lee Sin, it is almost certain that Lee Sin will be killed!

At the critical moment, Su Mu curled his lips, as if he had expected it.

He used W to move backwards to get out of the attack range of the defense tower, and at the same time dodged the Prince's EQ to knock him away. He turned around and used the Q skill [Sound Wave] to accurately hit the Prince.

While Rambo dealt full damage, he also took over the hatred of the defense tower, so Su Mu could control the blind monk to output without restraint.

When the prince saw that his EQ was empty, his heart sank and he suddenly felt like all hope was lost.

He studied it and decided not to use Flash; just like when Zzitai studied the opponent of MSI and decided not to go.

Su Mu controlled the blind monk to use a second Q plus a basic attack, triggering thunder damage, which directly took away the remaining health of the prince and got the first blood.

Rambo was also very meticulous. The moment he was resisting the tower, he did not choose to run out of the attack range of the defensive tower directly. Instead, he stood on the edge and took the damage from the tower. He waited until the blind monk killed the prince, then he activated W and walked out of the attack range of the defensive tower.

Although Ueno and the other person did not communicate with each other at all, they had a clear division of labor.

This is the tacit cooperation between high-ranking players!

[Oh my god! These two are so delicate! ]

[The prince is in despair. His EQ was dodged. He has no power to fight back. He is doomed! ]

[Rumble is so kind. If it was me, I would just turn around and run away when I was resisting the first attack on the tower. I'm really not afraid of being killed by the defense tower! ]

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