你王八
Chapter 1: The Predicted Win Rate
In the mists of the legendary battlefield, the defense tower emitted a sapphire glow. Ye Ling stood in the depths of the bushes, greatsword in hand. As the top commander of the光明神殿 (Guangming Temple) Tactical Academy, the timeline of the entire map was constantly playing in his mind: 2 minutes and 20 seconds for the river lizard to respawn, 2 minutes for the Dragon Lord to appear, 4 minutes for Caesar's Roar. "Captain, the enemy jungler has disappeared from the bottom lane," a teammate's voice echoed in his headset. Ye Ling didn't move. In his calculations, the opponent had only one option—to abandon the bottom lane and sneak towards the Dragon Lord. "Hold your position, and release a control skill into the river in 3 seconds." Three seconds later, as expected, the enemy jungler burst out of the mist, right into the pre-placed skill aura. The announcement for the first kill resounded across the battlefield. However, Ye Ling felt no joy as he watched the fallen enemy hero. This victory had already been predicted with an 87% win rate by the algorithm during the BP (Ban and Pick) phase. If everything can be predicted, what is the meaning of this battlefield?
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Lv.16
你王八
AuthorChapter 2: The Vanished Tenth Hero An unexpected incident occurred during a routine team battle simulation. Both sides were confronting each other at mid-lane, with energy beams from the defensive towers crisscrossing. Ye Ling was precisely calculating the enemy's cooldowns, preparing to issue a full charge command. But just then, a pitch-black sword energy, not belonging to any known hero, flashed from the edge of the fog. That sword energy followed no discernible pattern, cutting in at an extremely tricky angle, instantly tearing through the defensive line Ye Ling had desperately maintained.
Lv.1
埃卡
When everything is predictable, the unexpected variable is the true beginning. Perhaps the pitch-black sword energy that tears through the rules is a soul not confined by code. This chaos you've penned is more thought-provoking than a precise win rate.
Lv.73
討厭鬼
Looking forward to it!