Chapter 215: My bottom lane advantage is huge!

I fuck!!!

Malaxiangguo finally reacted, but it was too late.

When the ultimate bomb was cast, Liang Yan deliberately tweaked the firing angle, causing the skill projectile to veer slightly instead of being perpendicular to the wall behind the dragon pit; this kept the male gunner from being knocked back by the ult's recoil into the pit, letting the wall block and cancel that displacement.

In other words, the ult's end lag was blocked by the wall, effectively removing it. And as everyone knows, after his rework, the male gunner's basic attack has almost no windup.

Thus, right after the ult finished, the next shot followed up.

The male gunner, ahead with a Green Fork, has exceptionally fast attack speed.

From the audience's god's-eye view, the effect looked especially shocking—the male gunner's E skill glide had just ended, and two booming shots were fired simultaneously, killing the blind monk.

Very strange.

Not to mention Malaxiangguo; even if Uzi were to estimate this wave, he couldn't dodge it.

"My god?! What the hell?!"

All the commentators only reacted after the blind monk fell, shouting in shock.

The live audience also belatedly reacted, erupting in a huge wave of cheers.

In the RNG players' bench, Malaxiangguo watched the screen suddenly turn black and white, the whole person in a state of great shock:

"What the hell is this thing?! I just walked past here…… the person just disappeared! Is this fucking exaggerated?!"

"What's going on?"

Xiaohu in mid lane also asked, bewildered.

"Didn't you see it?!"

Malaxiangguo shouted excitedly, a bit angry,

"I had half my health left, and he insta‑killed me! Even at full health I'd only survive two more shots—this is bullshit, I might as well not play!"

"He's two levels ahead and has one more item; that's normal." Uzi said.

"Normal my ass!"

"It's not like I'm doing it to help you catch someone!"

Malaxiangguo roared in his heart, but of course he couldn't say those words out loud.

"Good thing you finished clearing the jungle; he can't get anything."

Uzi actually offered rare comfort, saying two sentences.

Malaxiangguo fell silent for a few seconds, ultimately could only swallow his anger, sent a few retreat pings down lane, and said:

"Let's go; he's coming to gang up on you."

Uzi actually didn't want to leave, but Mata silently ran toward the second tower; even if he played perfectly alone, he couldn't beat three opponents.

Although the male gunner has no ult, killing him would probably just be a single AEQA combo.

So they just followed toward the second tower.

Just as the two ducked under the second tower, the male gunner indeed sprang from the grass between the broken walls, cleared the minion wave that had just arrived behind the tower with one AQ, stood in the middle of the lane for two seconds, waiting for the duo to push the wave in before he began to demolish the tower.

Uzi watched as his turret was forcibly demolished face‑to‑face; the enemy even let the turret kill a few extra minions before finally taking it down, anger building in his heart. He glanced at the vampire still dueling Malzahar in mid lane and couldn't help but say:

"Hey Xiaohu, can you do something useful? With this huge advantage I can't even farm minions—this isn't right, to be frank."

"He's constantly pushing my lane; I can't get past."

Xiaohu said weakly.

But this only made Uzi angrier:

"Are those few minions that important? My god, my turret's gone! I had such a big lead, yet they're almost done with their third item while I still haven't gotten my two!"

It's only been fourteen minutes…

Besides, what's the point of comparing your AD to a jungler…

LiYuanhao complained in his heart, but like Malaxiangguo, he didn't dare say it out loud.

Uzi kept venting in the headset, and nobody dared to speak.

Actually, at the very start when Uzi first returned to RNG, someone dared to speak up—that person was the LoL history's first world championship FMVP support, Mata.

But after Mata countered Uzi with two remarks in a certain regular‑season summer match and then was talked to by management for two hours, from then on whenever he faced a similar situation he likewise chose to stay silent.

He didn't stay silent because he thought Uzi was wrong.

But because he didn't want to fall out over money.

After all, he came to the LPL just to make money; since RNG's management has this attitude, as an import he'd have even less pressure to perform.

As for whether he's lived up to his salary's worth—

Don't be ridiculous—he's a shot‑caller, even a coach‑type support. To get 100 % out of him you must let him control the team's shot‑calling; RNG management not letting him call shots is like chopping off one of his hands, and not letting him roam freely while forcing him to stay with Uzi in bot lane is like chopping off the other—Mata is effectively playing with his feet now; if that actually worked, it'd be truly spooky!

Would playing poorly get him sprayed by dog fans?

Mata couldn't care less—he's already made his money, after this season he'll go back to the LCK; this LPL cesspool, whoever likes it can stay, but Mata's definitely not sticking around.

Of course, the LPL also has good management, like the VG where Mata stayed last year.

But VG is a toxic team.

Honestly, Mata can't even explain why—VG clearly spends lavishly, takes every season seriously, wants results, and the management doesn't micromanage coaches and players… yet VG just can't produce results.

The whole team is like cursed—anyone who joins VG instantly becomes a money‑grubber; Marquis, triple‑kill, even Mata himself are living examples.

Having seen how this match has turned out, Mata already knew RNG had no hope; let alone a comeback, lasting past thirty minutes would be a miracle!

But Mata said nothing.

It wasn't out of spite.

He just feared Uzi would get tilted, leading to more whiny complaints that would annoy him.

Getting back to the point, the enemy male gunner is really strong.

He feels even fiercer than Xiao Huasheng.

Heard he's also Chinese?

Awesome!

LPL actually can let such superstar talent fall to Europe—that's even more awesome!

If this happened in LCK, the esports association's old masters would definitely fly into a rage, and all LCK region club managers would be summoned for tea.

You say last year Samsung's ten sons were all snatched by LPL and it's okay?

Who says it's fine? The esports association's officials have already been swapped out.

Ordinary people just don't know.

What surprised Mata even more was that he realized he still underestimated this male gunner.

After G2's bottom lane, jungle, and support trio destroyed RNG's next turret, the male gunner didn't leave but continued pushing with the duo.

The three pushed the minion wave to in front of the second turret, but didn't fully enter it.

Immediately after, the male gunner darted into Ye Qu and vanished.

Mata warded Ye Qu from behind the wall, saw no one, and thought the male gunner had really left.

Unexpectedly, after G2's duo completely pushed the wave into the turret, the male gunner actually emerged from behind them like a ghost.

Meanwhile, Xiang Guo's Mang Seng had already gone to Shang Ban Qu.