As soon as Wan Ge arrived, she heard a man's voice with an accent: "I told you not to pick a support champion. If you can't play support, why are you even trying? I'm speechless..."
Wan Ge glanced down at her phone, which was entirely filled with game interfaces. In an instant, all the memories of the original owner of the body flooded her mind, but there was no plot of this world, and she didn't know who the villain was.
Before her brain could process it, Wan Ge used her Smite to steal the opponent's blue buff.
She checked the bot lane's stats. It had only been a short time since the game started, and the bot lane had already given away several kills, and the tower was down to half health. If this continued, they would collapse very soon.
She crouched in the bushes and went straight up to the enemy tower as soon as they left. The AD carry and support quickly followed.
After a series of maneuvers, Wange quickly secured two kills, and the support player went from 0-2-0 to 0-2-2.
Wan Ge returned to base to replenish his equipment, cleared the jungle monsters on the top lane, then went back to the duo lane and took down the dragon as well.
She ganked the duo lane several times, but on several occasions, she didn't take the kills herself and left them for the ADC.
Throughout the game, the ADC kept cursing and swearing. Wange glanced at the support's performance and realized it wasn't very good; he was probably a novice. However, whether it was fighting enemies or taking down the dragon, the support arrived relatively quickly.
Moreover, Wan Ge glanced at the ADC's skills and stats. This ADC wasn't exactly bad, but he wasn't great either. She gave up several kills, allowing the opponent to gain gold, but the opponent still couldn't get ahead.
Listening to the other person still rambling on, every word they uttered was a complaint about the support player choosing a soft support, as if they could fly if the other person had chosen a hard support.
Wan Ge was truly exasperated by this kind of person. She didn't want to say anything at first, but looking at the little assistant following behind him, she inexplicably got angry and immediately opened the keyboard.
[Did a tanky support save your life in their past life or something?]
[If you're bad at the game, don't blame others. If you were a pro, I wouldn't say anything, but look at yourself! How many kills have you given away? And you're still playing terribly.]
How can you play an AD carry if you can't kill with one shot?
I don't know if it's because Wan Ge is really too good, but the ADC saw what she said but didn't say anything.
The top laner replied with: "[This kind of person has no skills but talks a lot. Support, come with me, I'll protect you.]"
We're now in the mid-to-late game. We've pushed down a lot of towers. In the early game, apart from the bot lane collapsing a bit, the mid and top laners played quite well, and the opponent doesn't seem to be getting ahead. This game is basically a sure win.
Now that we're in the mid-to-late game, most teams are starting to engage in team fights, so it's okay if the support doesn't stick with the AD carry.
However, to Wan Ge's surprise, the support didn't follow the top laner but instead stayed with her. Considering her current economy and the presence of a support who could heal her, and glancing at her three teammates who were dealing with other enemies and shouldn't be able to spot them for the time being, Wan Ge led her team to take down Baron Nashor.
With the Baron buff, they pushed towers even faster. Besides the split-pushing ADC, they also started team fighting. As for the ADC, it was unclear whether it was because of what Wange said or something else, but he seemed to be about to give up. However, the opponent was no match for them at the moment, and even if they were fighting 4v6, it wouldn't be a problem, so they didn't pay much attention to it.
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