Chapter 101: It’s My Fault

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Bagzi glanced at the unfolding battle ahead. He wanted to leap in immediately to deal some damage, but his instincts as the top Sun Shangxiang player in the national server warned him—this spot was no longer viable! Simply put, his space to survive had been squeezed down to almost nothing.

Under the turret, Sun Ce was channeling his ultimate, the Azure Sky, having just taken down Xi Shi, his momentum surging. Meanwhile, the ground beneath the turret was stained red by Zhou Yu’s flames.

On the frontline, Bai Qi and Mi Yue were still locked in combat, but things weren’t looking good. Although they successfully taunted Luban No.7, their damage output was low. Luban No.7 had only lost half his health bar and both Bai Qi and Mi Yue were under crowd control.

No, he had to step in and fight!

At this moment, Bagzi was the only damage source left.

Yet, just as Bagzi prepared to jump in for a clash, Sun Ce suddenly turned his head, ignoring whether Luban’s backline was being targeted, and strode straight toward him.

At the same time, Bai Qi was knocked back by Luban No.7’s Shark Cannon!

A follow-up barrage quickly drained their health!

It was over. Retreat was the only option.

Bagzi took a quick shot at Sun Ce before rolling backward.

Initially, when their frontline engaged, if Bagzi hadn’t rolled back, he could have burst down Sun Ce first and then looked for a counterattack.

But who would have thought Sun Ce’s real target wasn’t him?

Bagzi admitted he was truly fooled by Sun Ce’s feint.

Meanwhile, Lin Hao began shouting excitedly, “One wave after another!”

Afterwards, Bai Qi was slain by Luban No.7. Though Mi Yue unleashed her ultimate, she was left isolated, relentlessly chased down by Zhou Yu and Luban, with Sun Bin providing speed boosts.

Mi Yue ultimately fell.

At this point, no one paid attention to Lin Hao, who had taken out Xi Shi.

After killing Xi Shi under the turret, Lin Hao even advanced a step further, forcing Sun Shangxiang back again before retreating from the turret. He escaped with just a sliver of health remaining.

Now, only Sun Shangxiang and Luban Master remained on the enemy side.

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Lin Hao’s mid lane minion wave had already been cleared at some unknown point.

But it didn’t matter—the top lane wave was approaching quietly, and the enemy’s top tower was broken. The minion wave was near the wreckage of their second tower.

Lin Hao led his team up top to pressure the high ground tower. Luban Master, with Sun Shangxiang, arrived from the fountain just as the turret was on the verge of falling.

They faced five opponents.

Lin Hao chose not to engage them further. Otherwise, if their minion wave stalled or was wiped out, a push would become impossible.

He stepped forward first, throwing out his first skill at Sun Shangxiang to bait her.

Bagzi had no choice but to use his own first skill to jump away and create distance, then turned back to take down Lin Hao’s Sun Ce.

At that moment, Pei Qinhu seized the opportunity, switching to tiger form and leapt fiercely from the edge of the high ground wall straight onto Sun Shangxiang, unleashing a burst combo that instantly killed her!

Bagzi could only match Pei Qinhu blow for blow, but unfortunately, after giving his burst to Sun Ce, Sun Shangxiang was now too weak to stand against Pei Qinhu.

“I’d be dead even if I blinked over to Luban Master!” Bagzi said helplessly.

Luban Master had indeed cast a chain on Bagzi, but he was busy initiating the fight up front and drawing all the damage from Luban No.7. If Bagzi tried to pull himself over, the outcome would only be worse.

In the end, the last Luban Master was taken down by his own son’s auto attacks and retreated to the fountain.

Lin Hao’s team followed up to destroy the crystal.

“VICTORY!”

Lin Hao smiled broadly and said, “The second half ended pretty fast. Their lineup was tough to beat. If we hadn’t pushed earlier, it might have been impossible to win later.”

Originally, Lin Hao had planned to pressure the mid tower, but after seeing the enemy’s positioning, he changed tactics—pushing Sun Shangxiang back and then targeting Xi Shi to kick off the teamfight.

Their two frontliners, Bai Qi and Mi Yue, charged in with fierce determination.

That sealed their fate.

“I feel like Haozi’s initiation was so fierce this round!”

“Damn, Sun Ce is really strong!”

“Yeah, he completely shut down Bagzi’s Sun Shangxiang.”

Lin Hao glanced at the chat and shook his head with a smile. “No, no, no. You don’t realize that even in the mid to late game, I couldn’t just single out their Sun Shangxiang. She has cleanse, mobility, and Luban Master protecting her up close with pulls. Even if I play Sun Ce to the fullest, it’s hard to get the upper hand against Bagzi’s level of Sun Shangxiang.”

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“So you can see, my last teamfight was simple—I just wanted to scare Sun Shangxiang, force her back, and then cut down Xi Shi to push the tower. Of course, Bai Qi and Mi Yue disregarded their backline and rushed in to initiate, which was a different matter. They clearly didn’t realize their lineup needed to protect Sun Shangxiang’s damage output to fight us effectively; otherwise, they dealt zero damage.”

Bagzi’s livestream chat was buzzing.

“Luban Master’s just watching from the back, dude, aren’t you going to report him?”

“Doesn’t know when to engage, starts fights at the wrong times. Luban Master cracked me up.”

“What rank are you guys to blame Luban Master?”

“Right? Xi Shi and Sun Shangxiang did zero damage in that teamfight—just sandbags.”

The crushing ten-minute defeat naturally stirred up some chatter.

Bagzi sighed softly, “Luban Master played fine—it’s my fault this round.”

“We already had Bai Qi and Xi Shi to initiate the fights. His job was just to protect me, the marksman.”

“In that last fight, when Sun Ce used his ultimate, I pulled back, and Luban Master followed to pull us back too. We were ready to create distance and play catch-up.”

“Who knew Sun Ce would jump over to attack Xi Shi instead? By the time I tried to get back into the fight, Zhou Yu had already laid down his flames.”

“From start to finish, Sun Ce was limiting my teamfight damage output, squeezing my space. Since he couldn’t get to me, he split the battlefield, cut off my damage, then dealt with my teammates one by one.”

“Hao Ran’s game sense is just terrifying.”

Bagzi always spoke frankly.

This was one of the few matches where he truly felt powerless.

At his skill level, he naturally noticed details most ordinary viewers wouldn’t.