LOL: Strange champion pool? Just tell me if you've won or not.

It's fair to say that a perfectly good entertainment competition turned into this, and no one is to blame but themselves.

The only thing to blame is the innate competitiveness of professional players.

In any case, if we disregard the feelings of the professional players on the field, the audience certainly enjoyed the show.

"That was awesome! Who said this exhibition match wasn't good? It was so exciting!"

"Why is everyone taking this exhibition match so seriously?"

"Didn't someone just say that exhibition matches aren't interesting? Why are you quiet now?"

"Fang Shen has also said something: you mock him when he's just playing around, but you're unhappy when he's playing seriously."

"Trying to have your cake and eat it too, that perfectly describes us idiots in the comments."

"Idiot? Cloud gamer! You don't even play games, how can you understand this?"

"This stopwatch is really useful. If it's used in a team fight, it can turn the tide of the game."

"It's a shame that the new rune set isn't available for competitive play. That's pretty frustrating."

"Wasn't it supposed to be the new version for the All-Star game? Why are the runes still the old ones?"

"They said they wanted to leave some suspense for the new season, but I think the official team hasn't tested it properly and is afraid to release it yet?"

"..."

Fang Han was also speechless.

If he were to use the new version of the runes, it would be a true game-changer.

The All-Star Game in my previous life clearly used the new runes, so what's going on in this life?

Fang Han had a vague premonition that his butterfly-like actions were subtly altering the future.

But it doesn't matter, designers only have so much in their heads, they can't change it much.

I guess the developers wanted to see me use the old runes and talents a little longer.

Fang Han shook his head and smiled.

There will be plenty of time to use the new rune system in the future, to the point where you'll get tired of it.

Let's take this opportunity to remember the old runes.

This was the swan song of the old runes and the old talent system.

As a veteran player in his previous life, Fang Han still fondly remembers that time. At least back then, you weren't forced to play whatever the designers wanted you to; there were many strategies you could employ.

This victory is dedicated to my lost rune system and old talents! Oh, and all the gold I spent on buying runes…

A single 0-for-4 exchange left the top laner of the "Gaozi" team incredibly fed.

The blind monk went home and immediately pulled out a fresh half-piece warrior outfit, just one step away from a full set.

The Minotaur went even further, accumulating so much gold, then going home to upgrade his Cinderhulk to Sunfire Cape and add half a Thornmail.

Sunfire Cape? Classic tank build.

The audience quickly lost interest.

Pshaw, I thought it was an AP bullhead, turns out it's just a gimmick.

It seems everyone has been fooled.

The Minotaur's Killing Ring is almost fully stacked; judging by this, he'll probably sell it later.

On the commentary desk.

Miller and the doll breathed a sigh of relief.

"Thank goodness, it did drop meat after all."

"Top lane Alistar has another advantage: his level and gold are higher than the support's."

"This way, we can last longer in team fights."

Miller nodded in agreement and added:

"However, this once again exposes the problem of the team lacking AP damage to the 'Gaozi' team."

"Galio and Nautilus can now really just build pure armor items and stand firm in team fights."

"Lucian and Xayah... their speed in taking down the front line is really not impressive."

Shenchao, standing to the side, listened to the two's explanations, smiling without saying a word.

His gaze remained fixed on Fang Han on the stage from beginning to end, a faint smile always playing on his lips.

No one can ever guess what's going on in Fang Han's mind.

Even Shenchao, who had been playing with Fang Han for so long, didn't dare to casually speculate on Fang Han's behavior and thoughts.

Therefore, when commentating on Fang Han's match, Shenchao spoke as little as possible.

The reason is simple: too much talk leads to mistakes.

If, by some accident, the outcome of one's prediction goes against Fang Han's actions in the game, one might be ridiculed by netizens as a "cloud player" (someone who only knows how to play without understanding the game).

Shenchao's emotional intelligence and IQ enabled him to truly achieve "emergency risk avoidance".

In this age of advanced internet, there aren't many people who can remain so calm and rational.

Back to the game.

The Minotaur swayed his body and returned to the top lane to continue laning.

The two top laners hadn't seen each other for a long time, and when they met again, the laning situation had completely reversed.

Fang Han's top lane lane control and suppression technique reappeared. Alistar crossed the minion wave, ringing the bell while keeping an eye on Camille who wanted to farm the wave.

Letme was initially unconvinced.

Why do you, a mere Tauren Chieftain, dare to challenge me, Camille?

Even if you have a better equipment and just outmaneuvered me, the hero counter chain still applies.

Even a typical top lane tank wouldn't dare to pressure Camille like this, and you, Alistar... it doesn't make sense.

Letme frowned slightly, and couldn't help but wonder if the jungler Lee Sin was hiding in the bushes nearby.

Out of caution, Letme retreated first, then went around to the river to place a ward in the bush, and even went to the enemy jungle for a spin.

The result was obvious: there was no one there.

That's strange, it shouldn't be like this... Could it be that support has come to provide backup?

Letme looked down at the minimap again.

Lucian was still aggressively clearing minions with Galio in the mid lane, while Xayah and Rakan were also locked in a fierce battle with Kalista and Nautilus in the bot lane.

The jungler isn't even in the top half of the map... so why is this Alistar trying to bluff me?!

Letme realized what was happening, returned to the lane, and used his skills to scout the bushes again.

It's confirmed, the jungler is definitely not in the top lane!

What gives that bull's head the right to act all high and mighty?!

Letme was immediately displeased and used his E skill to hook onto the wall, aiming directly at Alistar clearing the minion wave.

Fang Han snorted coldly.

Junze, I've already said that you can't use the E skill like that.

Hanging on the wall a little longer won't kill you...

Fang Han flicked his right hand, displaying script-level positioning once again, easily dodging Camille's E skill.

Alistar starts with a backhand auto-attack, followed by QW, unleashing Thunderlord's Decree while simultaneously pushing Camille away, cutting off Camille's chance to chase.

After a blood exchange, Alistar didn't lose a single drop of health, while Camille lost a third of her health bar.

Letme is going to be famous.

What is this hook? Can it be used for blood transfusion?

The Minotaur's combo of whittling down Letme's health without taking any damage made him lose all interest in making plays.

Unless Camille's E skill hits Alistar first, she'll lose no matter how she trades damage.

They fly in the air the whole time, and by the time you can react, there's no pursuit distance left. How are you supposed to fight them?

In an instant, Letme's body was once again taken over by the "equality of all beings" form.

Since I couldn't get any experience points anyway, I simply stepped back and just farmed the lane, while constantly calling for my teammates on the minimap.

【Request a meeting! 】

Mlxg was taking the dragon in the bottom lane dragon pit when he was spotted by the red team's vision.

Since Xiaolong can't win, let's take this opportunity to have a five-on-one situation!

Five people are capturing a bull's head; if that bull's head survives...

Impossible! If five people can't kill a top lane Alistar, this game is pointless!