Mingkai, if you're this cowardly, you should just go home and raise pigs.

"Hello everyone, this is Ji De!" Ji De's voice rang out in the competition venue.

"Hello everyone, I'm Guan Zeyuan!" Guan Zeyuan greeted the audience.

"JDG's performance in this summer split has been less than ideal, hasn't it?" Remember said with a smile, "The players still lack some strategic chemistry."

"Yes, after all, apart from mid laner Doinb, the others are much less experienced." Guan Zeyuan agreed, saying, "The rookies definitely need time to adapt to the competition."

"However, usually when such performance has completely hit rock bottom, it is easy to unleash extraordinary energy." Remember chuckled and said, "I believe everyone has heard the story of the 'water ghost'."

"It's actually quite normal for people to unleash extraordinary energy when they're not under pressure to achieve results," Guan Zeyuan said with a smile.

The audience was getting impatient with the nonsensical commentary when finally BP's image appeared on the big screen.

"JDG is on the blue side in this game, and EDG is on the red side. JDG immediately banned Taliyah, Zac, and Elise!"

Guan Zeyuan finally said with a sigh of relief, "EDG banned Caitlyn, Galio, and Rumble! Now Kalista and Xayah are both out there, what will JDG choose?"

If Scout gets Taliyah, EDG will change from having their jungler gank top lane to having their mid and jungle gank top lane.

No one can withstand such an advantage given to Zhou Hanyang.

Spider and Zac simply didn't want Mingkai to get these two strong champions in the current version.

The female police officer is a strong pick in this version, so EDG, on the red side, naturally has to respect her.

Galio shouldn't be given to Doinb, he'll be a nuisance all over the map.

As for Rumble, it's because of Doinb's champion pool; Rumble can supplement Doinb's damage output.

After both sides banned heroes, JDG immediately picked Excavator.

"Wow, an excavator! This excavator is practically a steal instead of a ban." I couldn't help but exclaim "Wow!" and say with a laugh.

"The excavator, skateboard shoes, and Xayah and Rakan are all outside. I think JDG has nothing wrong with picking the excavator, otherwise EDG would have picked the excavator and AD carry."

"The main thing is that the excavator deals damage, so it can be paired with Luo!" Guan Zeyuan nodded slightly: "It seems that JDG has put in a lot of effort."

After JDG picked Rek'Sai, EDG immediately countered with Kalista and Sejuani.

Zet's skateboard shoes and Mingkai's Sejuani are both exceptional skills, nothing more to say.

JDG immediately picked Ashe and Braum. Ashe and Braum are a counter to Kalista, and even though Ashe and Braum have been nerfed in this version, they are still viable picks.

EDG chose Thresh on the third floor.

Both sides began the second round of bans, with EDG banning Orianna and Kassadin first.

JDG also opted to restrict the mid lane, banning LeBlanc and Syndra.

Almost all the strong mid-lane champions in the current version have been banned, leaving both sides with very few champions to choose from.

Skateboarders don't have long range and aren't very effective in team fights, so Nofe picked Ryze for Scout.

Actually, there are other heroes to choose from outside, but the problem is that once you choose a hero, there are very few heroes you can choose in the top lane.

Although the plane can convert damage into AP damage through its passive ability, it is still a basic attack hero, and at the end of the day, it is still a marksman!

If the opponent picks a weapon master when there are two marksmen, it will be troublesome.

After EDG picked Ryze, JDG picked Corki and Renekton on the fourth and fifth floors.

JDG's lineup is clearly designed so that the others can withstand the pressure in the early game, and Doinb can farm and Cayyr can win the game in the late game.

Doinb is the most eccentric professional player among all the top players.

The five most important attributes for a top professional player are laning, team fighting, supporting, farming, and champion pool.

Achieving excellence in three of these attributes makes one a world-class professional player, while achieving excellence in all four attributes is sufficient to win a championship.

If all five aspects are excellent, then that's Faker!

For example, Uzi excels in both laning and team fights, achieving excellent development.

Uzi's weakness lies in his limited hero pool.

The reason why Uzi's hero pool becomes a weakness is not because he doesn't know how to play certain heroes, but because he is too arrogant.

TheShy's laning, team fighting, farming, and champion pool were all at their peak, which is why he is the S-series champion.

Similarly, Scout and Rookie also had no problems with these four items.

However, Scout and Rookie have benefited somewhat from the version update.

The year they won the championship, all they needed to do was practice the strongest mid laner in the current meta.

The strong mid laners in the second tier are all within their hero pool.

Uzi is a hero that every second-tier hero can play in every version, but the strongest hero is the one that can't be picked.

All professional players are within this framework.

However, Doinb is the only one who is not within this logical framework.

Although Doinb is a world champion, he doesn't have four categories of excellence; he only has three.

Although he only excels in three areas, his three skill points are not fixed.

Unlike other fixed skill points, Doinb's skill points can be reset.

That's right!

His skill points can be reset.

When he gets a champion like Kassadin, he'll focus on farming relentlessly, sometimes even until his base explodes.

But once he gets the roaming mid lane, he'll be roaming all over the map providing support.

It's important to understand that a player's playing style is fixed and difficult to change.

Even if you want to change, it takes time and effort to make changes gradually.

But Doinb is the only exception. In one game, he played Karma and Lulu mid, and in the next game, he played Corki and Kassadin.

The key is that he can always achieve results.

It has to be said, Doinb is indeed a peculiar character.

After JDG selected their lineup, the counter pick was given to the fifth pick on the red side.

In the end, only Zhou Hanyang hasn't made a choice yet!

At that moment, Nofe gave Meiko a hero to choose from.

Trusting Nofe and Zhou Hanyang, Meiko only glanced at Zhou Hanyang before revealing a hero on the fifth floor of the red team.

"What champion should Attack pick against Renekton this game? Gnar seems like a good choice." I remember we were discussing with Guan Zeyuan what Zhou Hanyang should pick when a champion appeared on the big screen: "Wow? That's... Quinn??? Should we pick her???"

"Huh? He picked it! Oh my god... Quinn? This game is going to be interesting, Quinn is a definite counter to Renekton!" Guan Zeyuan laughed heartily.

"From level 1 counter to level 16, even if Renekton gains an advantage, it won't change the situation. But once Quinn gains an advantage, Renekton becomes completely unplayable!"

With the commentators' shouts, both sides completed their lineup selections.

Looking at Quinn on the opposite side, JDG's top laner Kabe fell into deep thought.

He felt as if he had been slapped in the face.

Have you no shame? You're already this strong, you could beat me with a Gnar, and you still chose Quinn.

Kabe seemed to see himself covered in bruises.

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