League: What? A bunch of old men can win a championship?

All I can say is that although Gangzi is prone to turning to the dark side, he's also incredibly easy to coax... just give him a piece of candy and he'll be fine.

What is this "adult baby psychology"?

After finishing the first tower, Lu Yingdong pressed B to return to the city with his huge savings. He immediately bought the Lost Chapter and the Bursting Wand, and was not far from getting the Mythic Luden's Echo.

Meanwhile, Doinb went to the bottom lane, hoping to cut his losses there like Lu Yingdong had done before, but unfortunately, he failed.

Doinb looked around, and could only use his ultimate to steal a Titan's ultimate before reluctantly returning to base.

After logging back in, Doinb felt immense pressure looking at Ahri's extravagant gear.

How can he possibly fight such a fat fox?

Doinb sighed, suddenly realizing that he had indeed played too casually before.

If they had played more cautiously in the first laning phase, perhaps the snowball effect on the other side wouldn't have gotten so big.

Of course, he couldn't blame himself verbally, so he immediately shouted into the voice chat, "Lin Weixiang! Look at the father you've raised!"

"What does this have to do with me?" On the other side, Lin Weixiang naturally wouldn't take the blame. "I got a double kill in the bot lane, and this Ahri came to the bot lane to tower dive and disrupt my rhythm. Isn't that a problem with the mid lane?"

"Didn't I come?" Doinb retorted. "You guys can't keep people here!"

Lin Weixiang sneered: "Why didn't the opposing mid laner ask his teammates to hold off the enemy?"

Doinb remained silent...

When it comes to verbal sparring, he certainly can't outwit Lin Weixiang.

After a two-second silence, he decided to change the subject and typed in pinyin in the chat box: "laizhuazhong!"

After finishing the attack, he pinged Ahri's ultimate and Flash, indicating that there was none. Then he pinged the location of Lu Yingdong's true and false wards with the signal "There is vision here".

Then, he pinged the ultimate ability he had just stolen from Titan.

This signal was obviously a ping to the jungler. The jungler quickly understood and pinged "On the way," and the Lee Sin moved towards the mid lane.

The game planner knew that as long as they could disrupt the fox's rhythm with the Mejai's Soulstealer, they could declare victory.

Following Doinb's signal, he bypassed the vision and headed towards the mid lane, quickly appearing behind and to the side of Ahri.

The overall situation is shrouded in shadow, waiting for the right opportunity to act.

With Sylas stealing Nautilus's ultimate, he naturally had to wait for Sylas to make the first move.

Titan's ultimate ability is a lock-on crowd control skill, making him incredibly effective at keeping enemies in place.

Of course, it's best to fight outside the tower to minimize the possibility of unexpected situations...

At this moment, in the vision of both the game plan and Doinb, the fox seemed to be attracted by the minions and suddenly took two steps forward.

These two steps alone have already brought him into Silas ER's sphere of influence.

Giving them such a chance?

Doinb didn't think too much. He immediately used his E to charge in and quickly used Titan's ultimate, Deep Sea Impact!

The ultimate skill charges forward segment by segment. Without her ultimate or Flash, Ahri has no way to deal with this ultimate skill and can only watch herself being knocked up!

Doinb had a clear strategy. He approached and followed up with a Q, then waited for Ahri to land before following up with an E, maximizing the control duration.

This ample control duration is enough for Lee Sin to leisurely walk over and follow up with a Q.

If Q hits, the fox is doomed...

Doinb immediately shifted his view upwards and saw the location of the Lee Sin.

But the sight he saw made his heart sink.

Vi burst out from the darkness with a punch. With her excellent rhythm, Vi already had the Divine Separator in her hand. Two punches later, she beat the Lee Sin of the game senseless!

Lu Yingdong followed up with an E to control the situation, and then immediately followed up with QW, rapidly reducing the Lee Sin's health!

Fortunately, Lee Sin is a tough and resilient warrior champion, and he managed to withstand a combo from Ahri and Vi.

Ju Ge didn't dare to engage in a prolonged fight with Vi. He used Flash to get past Vi and then fired a Q at Lu Yingdong's Ahri!

A golden light flashed, and Vi actually used Flash to change position, forcibly blocking the Q with her body. Then she used an auto-attack followed by an E to trigger Divine Shift, directly sending the Lee Sin away!

Vi, who is ahead of others in acquiring Mythic items, is undoubtedly a formidable fighter.

Doinb was now in an awkward position.

This fox didn't build any resistance items, but he also didn't build any damage items...

Even with Sylas's stats maxed out, this full combo only managed to take down about 70% of Ahri's health.

But after Ahri killed Lee Sin and gained a mouthful of blood, she became someone he couldn't kill.

There was nothing Doinb could do then, and he had no choice but to retreat and flee.

On his escape, he pressed TAB.

The fox's murder book has reached the 14th floor.

Doinb felt incredibly heavy-hearted at this moment.

He knew that this was the perfect opportunity to win.

If you don't seize this opportunity, you may never have another chance.

Who is this Vi? How come she's so strong? Counter-ganking and flashing to block Qs, is this the kind of discipline you get from a random player?

The coordination between the opposing mid and jungle players is more like that of a duo queue!

But he knew that the opposing mid and jungle players were both Grandmasters, so they couldn't be duo-queuing.

At this moment, in Doinb's live stream, seeing the streamer suffer such a setback, countless black monkeys were extremely excited!

[The white monkey is speaking!]

[Being educated by TVXQ? Big B is about to be ruined!]

Wow, TVXQ is really on fire lately!

Big B's recent performance has been ridiculously bad. He can't even play Diamond ranked games properly. Will he be able to find a team next season?

[What nonsense! A champion mid-laner can't find a job?]

Doinb glanced at the comments and sighed when he saw the last two.

To be fair, failing to qualify for the World Championship with LNG this year was already a major blow to his career.

He really doesn't know where he should go next season...

But to be fair, he shouldn't be unable to find a job, given his reputation.

the other side.

Lu Yingdong pinged two signals to the lane, and together with Wei, pushed the mid lane minions into the tower. After returning to base, the Lost Chapter in his hand had been replaced by Luden's Echo.

Twelve minutes later, he had Sorcerer's Shoes, a 14-stack Mejai's Soulstealer, and a Mythic item, Luden's Echo.

This game has essentially become his personal show.

After logging back in, Lu Yingdong saw that the opposing Sylas hadn't even built Everfrost yet, so he played extremely aggressively, seizing every opportunity to whittle down Sylas's health.

In this state, if Ahri lands two hits with her Q, it's a quarter of her health. Doinb can't withstand more than a few hits and has to give up lane control.

Lu Yingdong pushed the minion wave into the tower, just about to roam to the top lane.

But just then, good news came from the upper route as well.

Without interference from teammates, JJking, at 50% corruption progress, maintained perfect yellow-level strength, used Divine Split to suppress the crocodile's health, and then used his ultimate to smoothly execute a four-hit combo, successfully achieving a solo kill.

After the solo kill, a "weak" emote appeared above Fiora's head, showcasing JJking's disdain and contempt...

Upon seeing this scene, Lu Yingdong's lips curled into a slight smile.

He knew he had won this round.