Damn it, are you cheating? [Seeking monthly tickets]

"Pfft!!"

Just for fun???

And to train my memory?!

Listen to yourself, does that sound human?

The base stats for five heroes start at 100, so that's 200 for ten.

With your memory, you still need training?

What about us Kings and Professionals? Are we supposed to live?

The crowd had imagined many outcomes, but they never expected Xu Cheng to give such an outrageous answer.

He had flaunted his talent right in everyone's faces, then slapped them hard… and stomped on them!

[JackeyLove]: "Be honest with me, are you deliberately faking it?"

He sent the message, but it disappeared into the void, receiving no response.

Xu Cheng didn't want to chat with Ah Shui anymore.

In his opinion, his teammate, this noob, was not only weak but also liked to ask too many questions.

Why not just play the game properly? To have fun playing, you need a fun attitude!

"Hmm."

Suddenly.

Xu Cheng glanced at the minimap, then at Ah Shui's position, and typed:

[Watch your side, someone's coming to gank you.]

?

Still wondering if Xu Cheng was just tired of him being too stupid to bother with him, Ah Shui was stunned.

He also looked at the minimap and his own position.

But he didn't notice anything wrong.

[JackeyLove]: "You're saying... #@￥@"

Before he could finish typing, he saw a Lee Sin emerge from the small river on the right side of the mid lane.

"Holy crap! He really came!"

Ah Shui yelped and quickly retreated.

But the best time to retreat had already passed, and he wasn't going to escape this time.

Lee Sin flashed to finish him off, securing the kill and making an extreme escape from the tower.

"Ah~!"

Ah Shui frustratedly rubbed his forehead.

Then he suddenly sat up, his expression a mix of surprise and a hint of admiration he hadn't noticed himself, and typed:

[How did you know?]

This time, Xu Cheng didn't mock Ah Shui. He hadn't been entirely sure himself just now. He replied:

[Based on the jungler's last appearance time and position, plus his skill cooldowns... Looks like I guessed right. He took Q at level two and didn't learn W...]

Ah Shui: "..."

He was starting to be convinced.

Because he realized that this eccentric "enemy," apart from his arrogant personality and daring to look down on everyone even in this game.

When it came to skill, there was clearly nothing to say.

From what Xu Cheng had just typed, it could be inferred that this wasn't some damn calculation or guess, but a talent.

He had this talent, the Factory Director and Uzi had it too, and every King-tier player and high-level player possessed it.

But even among talents, there were differences in strength...

Ignoring the barrage of comments in the livestream like "So cool," "This guy is amazing," and "Who is he? I'm already his fan."

Ah Shui couldn't suppress his curiosity any longer, so he asked:

[Be honest with me, I'm not someone who can't handle losing, and someone as awesome as you wouldn't hold a grudge against me, right? Why exactly do you record teammate stats?]

[After all, there are ten people. Is it really just for fun?]

Seeing this, Xu Cheng was a little speechless.

He was telling the truth, so why didn't the other person believe him?

In fact, some things that required rote memorization were very simple to Xu Cheng and were common knowledge.

Ah Shui and the others were just encountering a stats freak for the first time and were scared.

The base stats of heroes were right there for anyone to see. Xu Cheng had a good memory, and he excelled in subjects like English, Chinese, and Politics that relied on rote memorization.

Even without actively memorizing, a quick glance is enough to get the general idea. For example, in this game, he only showed the stats of seven people, which wasn't as exaggerated as I thought.

The skill cooldowns, even more so, can't be relied upon.

The jungler hasn't even shown himself. I only made a guess based on conventional jungler thinking. I'm not even sure myself if it's right or wrong.

This time I guessed right, it must be just good luck.

And if I were in a high-intensity duel, Xu Cheng wouldn't be able to constantly split his attention doing these things.

The reason for doing this...

After thinking for a moment, Xu Cheng seriously replied:

[Actually, there is another reason.]

"Oh?!"

Ah Shui was stunned. The countless viewers in the live stream, as well as Factory Director, who had long been secretly observing Xu Cheng with alternate accounts, were all equally surprised.

As expected!

They knew it couldn't be that simple!

How could someone so strong do such a boring thing?

[Ahem, well... if I know my teammates' general stats and skill cooldowns, I can predict when they'll fall behind. That way... I can rush over to feed them kills in advance.]

[What???]

Ah Shui was completely dumbfounded.

Then, a surge of anger rose in his heart!

It was the anger of being deceived!

I'm talking to you like a human, and you're spewing nonsense, are you kidding me?

Xu Cheng was unaware of Ah Shui's current reaction, nor did he know that the entire online audience had been completely shocked.

He continued:

[It's like this, if I don't do this, won't the game be very boring?]

Ah Shui: "..."

Everyone: "..."

Whether they played League of Legends or not, everyone who saw this sentence at this moment was hit by Garen's Q – silenced!

"Holy crap! Kill him, kill him!"

Just then.

Uzi, who had been playing the game seriously, shouted.

Everyone looked.

They saw in the top lane river, the blue team's jungler Lee Sin and top laner Riven, taking advantage of Xu Cheng's absence to farm minions, had caught Hecarim, who was lost in the jungle.

The two focused their fire, and Hecarim's health was already critically low.

Terrified, he quickly activated E and Hecarim charged out.

Xi Ye's Lee Sin, however, flicked out a predictive Q, hitting Hecarim.

On the other side, Brother Jujube also controlled Riven, using her Q skill to stick close and block Hecarim's path.

"It's over, Hecarim got lost this time."

Ah Shui subconsciously shook his head when he saw this.

Unexpectedly--

Ding ding ding!

Three pings appeared.

Thresh, who was farming minions, came to support from the side.

He threw a Q skill towards the empty space below.

Swish, crack!

The next moment, Lee Sin, who had just activated the second part of his Q and was about to secure the kill, was actually hit by Thresh's hook in mid-air.

Lee Sin's second Q was interrupted!

"Whoa, what the heck?"

Xi Ye's expression was stunned.

Xu Cheng's Thresh, however, had already activated the second part of his Q.

He instantly flew to Lee Sin's front, then flashed forward with a predictive E.

Swish, boom!

Riven, who had already cast two Qs and was about to land the third to knock up the critically wounded Hecarim, was directly thrown from the top to the bottom by Thresh's soul-bound movement.

Riven's third Q was also interrupted!

??????

"Holy shit!! What the hell?!"

Ah Shui exclaimed, "Is this guy hacking or what?"

"Hecarim can survive that?!"

This time, Thresh interrupted the chase twice. Hecarim, who was supposed to be dead for sure, miraculously survived.

Beethoven, covered in dust, dove into the depths of the jungle without looking back.

"No way, this is too ridiculous, what kind of play was that?!"

Xi Ye finally reacted, but he was completely blown away.

What kind of play was that?

Can a human pull off such a sick play?!

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