Chapter 44 - Courage And Confidence

Courage And Confidence

“Yeah,” He Yu admitted. This kind of luck was nonexistent in real KPL competitions. Even if something like this ever happened, it would most likely be a trap set by the opponents.

“Was there anything wrong with my play?” He Yu asked. Although he knew the game very well, it was all theoretical knowledge. Only ex-professionals like He Liang could be called skilled players.

“You were too passive,” He Liang replied.

“Huh?” He Yu was startled. It was something he never thought of.

“Even the reason you chose Genghis Khan was a little passive,” He Liang continued to say.

This spirit had very soon brought his KDA from 0-1-0 to 0-2-0. His opponents were very comfortable while his own teammates started to suffer.

“Marksman, please stop dying.” The top laner sent a message.

Players in high ranks were very aware. After Genghis Khan died twice, they knew he was a little abnormal. He seemed like an undercover for the opposite team.

Looking at his situation, He Yu had to be more careful. Making trouble required gold. He was now the poorest in the game, which made the Learning Gem item on his support look awkward.

This item would become active when the carrier had the lowest experience or gold. When it turned active, it would give the carrier five experience points or gold every three seconds. This was a great item on supports as supports usually tried not to share the gold and experience on lanes so teammates could scale faster. It was an essential item for supports, just like the jungler’s Jungling Blade.

However, after dying twice, Genghis Khan was at the bottom of the list, making the Learning Stone useless.

He needed to farm. He Yu adjusted his style, but his opponents were not giving him a chance anymore. Their jungler and support started to harass him in his lane. Including the top laner, three enemies were ambushing him. Very soon, the enemies found a chance to kill Genghis Khan and destroyed the turret.

“The bottom lane is screwed,” the top laner sent another message.

What could He Yu say? Something like, “You’re right, I’ll give you a like”?

Thinking about it thoroughly, he realized he had gone too far.

His idea wasn’t wrong the first time he tried to create trouble, but his skills weren’t up to par.

But the second time, it wasn’t just his lacking skills.

It was not wrong to mess with the enemies. However, the problem was that after dying, Genghis Khan’s gold was falling behind. He should’ve played safer then instead of recklessly charging at the opponent.

He used to lack confidence and courage, but he was overconfident in this match. He Yu guessed that his brother would be messaging him about this.