LOL: I'm in the LPL, that's my fight!

Chapter 19: Chickens Fighting Each Other!

"Wait a minute... what's Crush doing with this? The mid laner isn't farming the lane to help the AD carry?"

Before entering the game, he was looking forward to beating up the ranked genius Jinjiao. His expression was as bright as it was before he entered the game. But now it's twisted into a distorted mess.

"What the hell? What the hell? What the hell?!"

He shouted three times, each time louder than the last, "Don't the teams in the City Championship even know the rules of a practice match? They're camping at level one?"

It's no wonder that Golden Horn instantly turned red.

In the game, thinking that the minions of both the red and blue sides were about to meet in the mid lane, his Vayne was leisurely moving towards the bottom lane bush, thinking that he should quickly get into position and take control of the lane.

Before he could even step into the bushes, a yellow card flew out of the darkness and landed squarely on his face.

The card freezes the enemy, Braum follows up with a stun, and before the stun bar is even finished, the rat is already shouting "Hello!" from the side.

If he hadn't reacted quickly enough to unleash a double DF combo, and if Nami hadn't quickly applied a Weakness spell, he would have barely managed to pull his health back from the Grim Reaper's scythe.

Even if they survive, how good can things be?

He was low on health and had to return to base. The minions had already started laning, and he hadn't even gotten a single minion's experience before he had to run back to the fountain.

By the time I got back to my lane, the enemy's Twitch and Braum were already level two.

This wave of events was almost no different from when he died once at the beginning of the game.

Jinjiao stared at the grayed-out screen, his teeth practically grinding to dust.

Equally unexpected was the situation on Fu Shiyan's side.

He controlled the card to retreat from the bushes, frowning as he walked towards the mid lane.

"A team capable of challenging LPL's main carry... is this all the awareness they have?"

He mentally reviewed the scene twice.

There was no vision in the lower half of the map. The blue team's bot lane and mid laner never showed up on the map from start to finish. In a game where it was obvious that someone was likely to ambush, Vayne just blatantly face-checked the bush.

Even if the other side doesn't take their city championship team seriously, they should at least have some professional ethics, right?

Using a skill to scout bushes, having the support go ahead, or waiting for the minion wave to arrive before moving in—any of these approaches is better than simply rushing in.

So relaxed?

Fu Shiyan couldn't understand it.

Or perhaps, even after his rebirth, he still misjudged the professional level of the LPL region, which he already underestimated enough?

With such a lack of vigilance, let alone ranking high in the secondary league and making a run for the LPL—in his previous life, in the Ionia Cup, he would probably get completely crushed by those amateur teams with exceptional skills who were just there for fun!

Fu Shiyan let out a soft breath, shook his fingers, and his gaze became focused again.

Never mind, it's their problem if they're the ones who are relaxed.

All he needs to do is figure out the specific situation of his team members' execution ability.

However, just when Fu Shiyan thought he had seen the whole picture, ADG's subsequent shocking performance made him seriously question his life.

After all, who would have thought that even the worst professional team couldn't even understand basic strategy?

……

In the game, this card-based ganking tactic is not without its costs.

Fu Shiyan made his move precisely at the moment the minion waves collided; otherwise, Jinjiao wouldn't have been so relaxed and vigilant.

The gank was effective; by the time he returned to the mid lane, the fox had already gained a significant experience advantage.

Fu Shiyan remained completely unperturbed by this.

It's as if they can turn the tide in the early stages of a normal launch.

Cards are not easy to play against Ahri, or other assassin-type mages, in the laning phase.

Losing two soldiers is simply a matter of taking more pressure.

Of course, if he plays more solo, he can just teleport back to his lane, so he can get experience and support from both sides.

However, on the other hand, it's okay to spread it, but there's no need to!

With multiple teleports in hand, Twisted Fate gains the upper hand whether he needs to return to base for supplies or support the side lanes.

The little episode of the Level 1 crouching has come to an end.

Both sides started normally.

Somewhat coincidentally, both the barrel and the spider chose to brush from top to bottom.

It's not hard to understand.

Vayne was caught out at the start and had to use both summoner spells, while the support Nami also ran out of Flash. As the jungler for BJBS, Wu Chen was able to reach the Master rank, so his basic judgment must be quite good.

If his Gragas can land an E-Flash, it's a guaranteed kill for him.

The only variable is that we need to guard against the Spider Queen's counter-gank.

However, while the idea was good, putting it into practice was not so simple.

Just as Wu Chen was preparing to go down to catch someone according to the planned route, he awkwardly bumped into Nami's line of sight in the river.

Gank failed.

Let's go back and farm the jungle.

To be fair, Jinjiao's laning ability is beyond question as the core of ADG.

After falling behind in both summoner spells and being forced back to base, he didn't just give up. Instead, he used the flexibility of his Q skill in conjunction with Nami's W to whittle down Twitch's health.

Upon seeing the barrel, instead of retreating, it took a step forward.

"The fox is on the line, the spider is most likely below."

Before Zhou Heyang and Li Rui could even get angry as per the rules, a reminder from the middle lane poured cold water on them.

Professional training matches are not ranked matches.

Once a fight breaks out in the bottom lane, the red team's teammates will be there in no time.

Li Rui couldn't help but exclaim, "Is this the level of competition a professional team has?!"

"Um... I think you're making this judgment too early."

Wu Chen suddenly interrupted, then shouted into the team voice chat: "Help us!!!"

The teammates looked over upon hearing the sound.

The enemy jungler, Gragas, was crouching near the Krugs pit, being relentlessly attacked by the enemy Elise, his health bar plummeting like a waterfall.

Fortunately, the distance between the two lanes was not far at this point due to the laying of the lines.

The rat gave up its healing ability, and Braum stepped forward, raising his shield to help block the subsequent damage, barely managing to pull Wu Chen back from the gates of the underworld.

Meanwhile, the Spider calmly departed under the cover of its own duo lane.

Fu Shiyan could see clearly from the middle lane.

After Nami spotted Gragas, Elise immediately invaded Gragas's red buff area, intending to see the jungler's reaction, but the opponent showed absolutely no awareness.

They just focused on farming jungle monsters without even considering the possibility of a Spider invading and taking a few extra steps to recall in the bushes.

ADG's Spider simply placed a ward inside the Krugs, and upon seeing a low-health Gragas, it used its cocoon to fly into the air—a combo that needs no explanation.

He shook his head helplessly.

Would you call this a case of two noobs pecking at each other?

After this battle, the advantage he gained by sacrificing the minion wave in the early game has completely vanished.

"We need to intervene."

He glanced at the game timer and knew he couldn't wait any longer.

The rhythm of Gragas has been clearly disrupted by the Spider's counterattack, and with Ahri having lane control over Twisted Fate in the mid lane—if he doesn't intervene, this kid is likely to get fed and farmed.