Quick Transmigration: Saving That Cannon Fodder

"Don't be nervous, just play as usual."

Akahoshi smiled at him: "Don't be nervous."

Once the match began, the opposing player played as usual, perhaps not taking Akahoshi seriously and looking down on his skills.

The opposing mage started to ambush in the bushes, preparing to unleash a burst of damage on Chixing when he came out.

However, instead of seeing Akahoshi, he saw Akahoshi manipulating his hero, suddenly appearing in the bushes and unleashing a burst of damage.

"First Blood"

Take the first blood.

The enemy mage, who was at half health, was defeated by Akahoshi. Without lingering, Akahoshi threw two skills at the minion wave and quickly returned to the tower.

The next second, the enemy jungler jumped out from another bush.

Akahoshi was secretly glad that he had run fast, otherwise he would have been killed in one-on-one combat.

He went from his own jungle to the bottom lane to help with tower pressure and map control, and then returned to the mid lane to clear the wave.

This time, the opposing mage was obviously much more cautious and didn't give Akahoshi a chance to get a kill, but Akahoshi didn't give him a chance either.

Neither side managed to secure any more kills, instead focusing on farming minions and pushing towers.

Such a cautious match made the audience drowsy. Many people who wanted to see Akahoshi get beaten up and humiliated didn't see what they wanted to see throughout the entire match, and couldn't help but feel disappointed with GY.

"What's going on? Why aren't GY's mages up? They have so many opportunities."

The person next to him immediately said:

"Opportunity? What opportunity? He got his first kill, you guys don't still underestimate Akahoshi, do you?"

"That's right. Don't be fooled by the fact that Akahoshi went out to clear minions several times. In reality, he has his control skills completely under control, and he has more gold than the opponent."

Often, before the opponent can kill him instantly, Akahoshi will kill him with a single combo.

"See, see, I told you so!"

The man watched as Akahoshi once again single-handedly killed the opposing mage on the big screen.

After finishing the combo, I returned to town with a sliver of health.

GY's mage wiped the sweat from his hands and muttered:

"Incredible! How did that kid know I was coming?"

This kind of tactical matchup is their least favorite because it's very mentally taxing. Akahoshi seems to have anticipated all of his predictions, which is really... disgusting.

They were already playing very cautiously, but someone still lost points, so they had no choice but to retreat.

Jiang Yubai took down the Overlord, and then went to take down the Tyrant.

The game quickly changed dramatically. With the support of Jiang Yubai and Chixing, the teammate pushed down both the top and bottom towers.

With the help of the dragon soldiers, their minion wave advanced rapidly, leaving the opponent with no choice but to clear the minion wave.

Chi Xing, who should have been pushing the middle tower, was instead crouching in the bottom lane, with Jiang Yubai crouching in the bush opposite him.

The enemy marksman and support are clearing the minion wave in the bottom lane, the jungler is in the top lane, and the mage and tank are laning against the marksman and support in the mid lane.

The moment the enemy was exposed, Akahoshi's second skill appeared at the feet of the enemy marksman, with a dazzling skill effect.

Jiang Yubai's jungler pounced out like a wild beast, fiercely knocking the controlled enemy marksman into the air, followed by a combo that left the marksman with no health left and dead.

The remaining support character was also reduced to half health by Akahoshi. The two pressed their advantage, killed him, and escaped.

The enemy heroes didn't have time to provide support and had to start clearing the next wave of minions.

As time passed and the minion waves were managed effectively, the opponent struggled greatly and finally destroyed the enemy's crystal at the 23-minute mark.

Upon achieving his first victory on the field, Akahoshi immediately looked at Jiang Yubai as he took off his headphones, like a puppy seeking praise.

Jiang Yubai smiled and said, "Very impressive, the teamwork was excellent."

Akahoshi seized the opportunity: "Don't we have a telepathic connection?"

Jiang Yubai nodded: "Yes."

Upon hearing this, Akahoshi laughed with an air of utter disdain, a scene captured by their fans.

In their eyes, Xingxing was so cute; she would smile at Jiang Yubai after winning the game.

The GY team members on the other side didn't have it so easy; their mid-laner, Xiaofei, returned to the rest room with a long face.

"Is he even human? It's not my fault, he's disgusting."

Their substitute, Qi Xuan, was relieved that he hadn't gone on stage, otherwise he would have been facing Chi Xing.

He could only suppress his laughter as he came over to comfort Xiaofei: "Don't be sad, maybe Ye Xu will be on the field in the next round."

Xiao Fei: "You make it sound so easy. It's not like you're the one going to fight."

After saying this, he stopped crying and quickly tugged at the coach's sleeve:

"Coach, how about letting Qi Xuan play in the next game? They definitely don't understand Qi Xuan's skills, just like we don't understand that Red Star."

Qi Xuan: ?

Wait, that's not how the script goes. Shouldn't Xiaofei be firmly holding onto his starting position? Why is he trying to take the water cooler from him?

Even he can't go toe-to-toe with Akahoshi, so how can he fight Akahoshi?

The coach pondered for a moment, then nodded: "Then let's have Qi Xuan play, and we'll use the same system we practiced yesterday."

The opposing mid laner has great synergy with his teammates, it's like they've played many games together.

New players often get stage fright or, once they get a hero they're good at, they start trying to dominate the game.

This Akahoshi was neither of those cases, and he was incredibly calm. Moreover, his predictions were so accurate that if it weren't for the fact that they were in a match, people would definitely suspect that he was cheating.

But with no possibility of cheating due to the equipment and network here, there's only one possibility: Xingyue's new mid-laner is truly formidable.

Akahoshi returned to the locker room, where the coach patted him on the shoulder: "Good job, no nervousness."

"They will definitely be on guard now, so let's use the prepared strategy."

After the break, Akahoshi took the stage again.

Fearing he might feel pressured, Lin Luo smiled and encouraged him.

This time, the opponent chose a team composition of mid and top lane heroes, while Akahoshi picked a mage with stronger crowd control.

He and his teammates cooperated perfectly, with the mage providing control, the marksman dealing damage, and Jiang Yubai's jungler reaping the kills, leaving the opposing team with no chance to resist.

After wiping out the opposing team, they successfully destroyed the enemy's crystal and won the victory.

Team StarMoon has been in Group A. GY was defeated and will soon face the winner of Group B. If they lose again, they will be relegated to Group B.

The Star Moon team won, and their next match will be against the Storm team, which also won and is the team that Yu Huai and Tang Tang are on.

They went back to the hotel to rest and wait for the competition a few days later. During this time, he received some news.

"Dead?" He spoke to 250 in his sea of ​​consciousness.

250 chuckled: "Yes, after you left, they broke down the door and knelt outside Grandma's old room, burning paper money. That night, I ran to their bedroom and called out a few times. Hahaha, the next day they went to Grandma's grave to pay their respects."

At that time, Akahoshi did not bury his grandmother's ashes at all, because he would leave with his younger siblings sooner or later.

That grave was just a cenotaph.

250 nodded: [It was because of this cenotaph that they hired a fake Taoist priest to look at it. The fake priest said he wanted to move the grave, and then he dug up the cenotaph.]