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The chances of the stone golem getting a skeleton from Quesanti are slim, but just to be on the safe side, Lu Yingdong decided to try breaking it first.

But he soon discovered that he couldn't break it.

On his first Q, Lu Yingdong anticipated the enemy Malphite's movement and used Q from a distance.

But the opposing Golem was incredibly clever, stopping at the perfect distance from the skill!

Lu Yingdong didn't think much of the first shot; he just felt that the opponent had controlled the skills well.

Without much thought, he first charged up minions to build up his Undying, then seized the opportunity to last-hit the Krugs and unleashed another Q!

However, this Q was a momentary, on-the-spot judgment and was not placed strictly at the opponent's feet, but rather slightly off-center.

In that instant, the Stone Man noticed that his Q was slightly off-target, forcibly canceled his upcoming basic attack, took a small step forward, and once again narrowly missed his Q.

However, because the Stone Golem canceled his basic attack, the low-health minions next to him were killed by the minions.

Lu Yingdong frowned slightly. "Wait, what's going on with this stone golem?"

There were two main reasons why Lu Yingdong found it strange.

First, his Q attack wasn't perfectly executed, it was off by a few degrees, but it's definitely not something you can dodge easily. After all, given Quesanti's Q form, dodging it is quite difficult.

If you had this reaction and these skills, would you choose to become a master of the Stone Golem?

Secondly, and what truly puzzled him, was the opponent's operational logic.

The level 1 Golem has a passive shield, so being hit by Quesant's QA combo is barely a scratch, and it won't even lose a single drop of health.

Under these circumstances, why would the opponent be willing to abandon their low-health minions to reposition?

The operational logic of this movement gives off a strange feeling that the script has usurped control.

script?

With so many viewers in the live stream, Lu Yingdong didn't jump to conclusions. Instead, he became serious and focused on the game.

Once he got serious, his laning phase did improve considerably.

After all, Quesanti's Q is not slow and has no projectile. In the early game, when dealing with big guys like Malphite, you only need to place Q at the opponent's feet, and the opponent will definitely not be able to dodge it. Even if you use a script, it won't work because you won't have enough movement speed.

While fighting, Lu Yingdong was also observing the stone golem's movements.

At this point, it can be seen that under these guaranteed hit Q skills, Malphite actually gave up his movement and started to tank the Q skills in exchange for last hits.

Although this was the normal way to play, Lu Yingdong's suspicions inevitably deepened.

If a Q is judged to be dodgeable, I'd rather lose minions to dodge it; if a Q is judged to be undodgeable, I won't even bother to move.

Is the judgment speed so fast and the processing so decisive?

But as he thought about it, Lu Yingdong also felt happy.

If the opposing team is indeed using scripts, then Quesanti is a truly formidable hero.

The skill set is almost entirely composed of close-range, guaranteed-hit skills; even scripts can't dodge them!

Soon, the game had progressed to seven minutes.

Lu Yingdong's mid laner, Marsbao, played his signature Zed and chose to try and kill the enemy Malphite in the top lane.

Lu Yingdong frowned slightly and repeatedly gave signals to indicate that the robbers should retreat.

The enemy Malphite is at half health, and you're acting like an idiot, don't you understand? The enemy jungler is counter-ganking!

Although the stone golem on the other side was quick and agile, his game strategy was really stupid, and Lu Yingdong could easily see through his tricks.

However, Mars Bao really didn't understand. Facing the half-health Stone Golem, he decisively used W to get close to its face, followed by a basic attack and then R!

He had barely landed his ultimate ability when he was knocked away by the Malphite's ultimate.

Immediately afterwards, a Blind Monk's [Sonic Wave] flew out of the bushes, and the two rushed out and beat him up!

Fortunately, the damage from Lee Sin and Malphite wasn't enough, and Baozi frantically pressed R, finally managing to switch positions and temporarily create distance.

On the side, Lu Yingdong was somewhat helpless, but he could only quickly press E on his teammates, trying to reach them and protect them.

But at that very moment, Lu Yingdong, staring at the screen, noticed an interesting detail.

Just as he realized Zed had switched positions and pressed E, the enemy Malphite had already turned around and simultaneously launched a Q at Zed!

This reaction and operation speed was even slightly faster than Lu Yingdong's.

Is the reaction that fast?

Although Lu Yingdong was somewhat shocked, he still acted as usual, using E to reach for and charge up W, which knocked away the Lee Sin who was trying to ward up.

From this point on, Zed is considered alive; the opposing team no longer has the ability to kill him.

But the "Stone Man Sage" on the other side didn't seem to agree. The Stone Man flashed up and slapped the low-health Zed!

Lu Yingdong laughed as soon as he saw it.

That's why I say your actions are amazing but your thinking is stupid. How could you even flash up like that?

Lu Yingdong reacted quickly, unleashing a powerful attack that forcibly took a section of the stone golem away.

The Stone Golem was already at half health, and now, after being hit by Baozi's Zed, it only has one-third of its health left, and is already within Quesanti's kill range.

After using his ultimate skill, Lu Yingdong followed up with AQAWA, which completely depleted the Stone Golem's health, securing the kill!

After killing it, Lu Yingdong casually remarked, "This stone golem is most likely a script. Something's not right."

After this wave of events, Lu Yingdong is now completely certain.

The opponent's actions, reactions, and game strategy were completely contradictory.

This is definitely not a normal person.

Upon hearing this, countless viewers in the live stream were filled with questions.

You killed the opponent, and then you say they used scripts? Are you bragging about yourself?

And... this rock golem is Ba Ge! Ba Ge's flash-giving move was incredibly stupid. Could this be scripted?

That doesn't make sense!

At this moment, many streamers who were interested in doing good things went to Ba Ge's live stream room, which is also on the Huya platform, and the chat started to fill with comments.

[Brother Ba, Dong-Shen says you're using a script!]

[Dong Shen has started a team fight, and the bastards are using scripts!]

[Hahaha, a tyrant cheating? That's the biggest joke I've ever heard!]

[They've already fished like this, how could it be a cheat? Is TVXQ playing with abstract concepts?]

To be fair, whether or not someone uses cheats has no necessary connection to whether or not they win or lose.

At this moment, Ba Ge also turned his head and saw the barrage of comments scrolling by, and suddenly felt a panic.

Because he really did use a script, and he had been using it for a long time. It was very stable, and his acting skills were excellent, so he was never suspected.

What's wrong with me today...?

But soon, Ba Ge calmed down again.

So what if I'm suspected?

Even if Lu Yingdong says he used scripts, so what? The other side definitely can't produce any substantial evidence.

Besides, what can you learn from Lu Yingdong's eight years on the bench? Maybe it was just a lucky accident.

Ba Ge calmly said, "Moderators, ban all those who are stirring up trouble. What nonsense about footsteps and scripts! It's all rubbish!"

After a batch of bans are implemented, this small wave of controversy should pass quickly.

While pondering, Ba Ge continued to advance and deliver the finishing blow.

His attention was diverted by the comments, and for a moment he forgot to look at the other side of the screen.

Just then, a golden light flashed on the opposite side, and Quesanti actually used Q-Flash to blow him back, followed by a fully charged W, which pushed him back even further!

At the same time, the enemy jungler, Jarvan IV, made a grand entrance from the jungle and used an EQ combo to dash towards him!

In that instant, the script automatically moved to the left, trying to dodge the prince's EQ combo, but in a panic, Ba Ge frantically moved to the right, trying to get back under the tower's legs.

As both sides vied for control, the Stone Golem turned its head back and forth fiercely, and was finally caught by the Prince, who then used a powerful move to lock it down!

This Malphite, without Flash or R, was doomed after being caught by the Prince. In the end, without any suspense, he was killed by the two of them!

Blanch!

Ba Ge slammed his hand on the keyboard, furious!

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I just finished my Chinese exam. I'll update two chapters, take a nap, do some final review, and then head off to prepare for my math exam.

If you have any brothers taking the college entrance exam with me, I wish you all the best of luck and may you achieve great success!

(Of course, if you're still reading a novel at this point, then I can't really say anything to you.)

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