The Road to Champion of the King of Spirits

Chapter 188

In the replay process, Chen Mu actually didn't have much to say about the frog game.

As the first elf to follow him after crossing, the tacit understanding of the frog has always been firmly grasped.

He can basically understand the essence of every order of Chen Mu and execute it faithfully.

The tacit understanding between one person and one frog is now almost to the point where Chen Mu knows it's time to change his posture just by slapping his butt.

This refers to changing the posture during training for the next round of physical training, don't think about it...

It can be said that he has done everything he can do at this stage in the battle of the frog.

If there are any other disadvantages, it is a matter of basic physical fitness and skill proficiency, which are things that are difficult to change even on the spot.

In reality, each elf always has a bias in which it is good at, and it is impossible to have the same level of mastery of all skills like game data.

Croaking Frog's proficiency in the three evil skills of "throwing", "sneak attack" and "wave of evil" is obviously higher, and "smoke" and "shadow clone" are becoming more and more proficient now.

Only the basic attribute skills of the water system have always been unsatisfactory, and they rarely perform very amazingly.

After watching the replay of the day's matches, Chen Mu made a brief summary: "We still have to practice."

Insufficient skill proficiency?It seems that the amount of training is not enough.

Need to practice more!
As soon as this sentence came out, the croaking frog who was sitting cross-legged on the sofa in the living room almost rolled to the ground plumply, and knelt down for Chen Mu's performance on the spot.

This scene made Ah Ying on the side smile knowingly.

How familiar is this scene to Ah Ying?

Sure enough, no matter how time changes, whether it is a new partner or an old friend, all the elves who belong to Chen Mu's command will not hear the word "training" without trembling.

It tastes so right!

But this extra training is not in a hurry, it's getting dark right now.

So Chen Mu let go of the croaking frog with resentful eyes and fear for the time being.

Then he continued to play Dream Demon's video of today's game.

This is also the only game he has lost so far.

Not long after the video started playing, he pressed the pause button, and then came to the TV, explaining how to communicate with the dream monster.

"Here, pay attention. I issued an order to 'use resentment', but I don't know if you noticed it at the time: I paused when I issued this order, and I didn't tell you the release target of the skill at the first time."

The dream monster floated in the air and recalled for a while, then nodded.

I remember something like this.

Chen Mu continued: "Actually, my original intention at the time was to hope that you could take the opportunity to press forward and suppress your skills, so that the best result might be to force back two elves at once."

"Resentment" is a ghost-type skill. Its effect is to apply a negative state to an enemy elf, which greatly increases the energy and stamina consumption of the enemy when casting spells, and even slightly prolongs the recovery period of the enemy after releasing the skill.

This move has little effect in a large-scale army battle, but it is a quite dreaded skill in a group arena where one-on-one duels are the main focus.

After all, the elf duel is mainly based on skills, and the suppression skills without skills can at most play an auxiliary role.

The impact of the negative effect of extending the recovery period in the fast-paced skill exchange is hard for any elf to ignore.

As Chen Mu said, if the dream monster pressed forward at that time, the two elves on the opposite side would probably retreat.

But the result of the video is that the Dream Demon did not understand this meaning.

She floated in place to cast her skills, and even froze for a moment, waiting for Chen Mu to give a clear target for casting spells.

And at this time, the poor Bibi Bird is actually being hit by the two elves who are opposite...

"I don't mean to blame you by saying this here, I also blamed my order for being too brief at the time, and I didn't explain it clearly to you.

But now it's a replay, I'm talking about this mainly in the hope that you can understand my thinking, and you can better understand what I mean in the next game.

You must know that your basic quality is actually ahead of many of these elves on the field. In fact, you don’t need to be too conservative in your style of play, press more forward, and put more pressure on the enemy. In this way, Liu Jiaming’s Bibi Bird may not be defeated so quickly. "

In fact, the dream monster didn't suffer any losses in the losing game.

It's just that the opponent's two elves focused their fire on Liu Jiaming's Bibi Bird as soon as they came up. A set of skillful combos directly knocked Bibi Bird into a daze, and he was knocked out of the field before he could even react.

Even so, the Dream Demon could still hold off even if it played one against two, but Chen Mu weighed it up and felt that it would hardly have the effect of training the elves, but it would prolong the game too long, which was unnecessary, so he voluntarily gave up and surrendered.

Here's the replay Chen Mu is pointing out the problem of Dream Monster's lack of support for Bibi Bird in the early stage.

The strength of teammates is an objective fact that cannot be controlled. Complaining or venting can't change anything. This is not Chen Mu's style.

What he is teaching Dream Demon now is how to maximize the pursuit of victory under limited conditions.

Dream Demon nodded seriously after listening.

Then he smiled softly.

"Master, your request is much more than that of A Ying."

Chen Mu couldn't help but rolled his eyes, "That guy Aying, he knows how to command assholes."

A Ying on the sofa beside him was lying flat like a salted fish at the moment, and she also rolled her eyes at him when she heard this.

If it were an ordinary person, he would have already slapped the "Shadow Claw" on it!

But if it was Chen Mu who said this, he would have no choice but to admit it...

In Chen Mu's elf team in the past, Aying was indeed not the one to be the commander.

In the past, in Chen Mu's team, Chenglong took the initiative to serve as a mount because of his indisputable personality; Cao Yibu, who moved like the wind, was the best scout; and A Ying had always been Chen Mu's personal bodyguard.

He is responsible for guarding in Chen Mu's shadow, as the last line of defense to protect his master.

Although in battles on land, because Chen Mu likes to go into battle with a knife and cut people in person, he can't get rid of it, which directly leads to this last line of defense frequently appearing on the front line of the battle...

But if you really want to talk about the leader of the team, it's really not Ah Ying.

200 years ago, when Chen Mu became the king of heaven, the trump card he relied on the most was actually the fire-breathing dragon who joined the team later.

As the only elf in the team who mastered Mega evolution, Charizard was the well-deserved big brother in Chen Mu's team at that time, and even the quasi-god Bangira who joined later could only be inferior.

At that time, whenever Chen Mu got excited and forgot to command, the fire-breathing dragon was responsible for coordinating the overall situation, coordinating and dispatching, and commanding other elf partners to cooperate in the battle.

To be honest, Ah Ying at that time really didn't know how to direct, and he just listened to Chen Mu when Chen Mu was around, and listened to Charizard when Chen Mu wasn't around, that's all.

Later, A Ying made a lot of progress in this area after forming the Ying Ying Army, but he was still not very specialized. In the early days, he relied more on his own strong individual combat power to gather his subordinates.

It is precisely because he doesn't know how to command that he has few demands on the dream monster.

Responding to the sentence: sometimes no request is the most difficult request...

Now Meng Yaomo is also gradually adapting to Chen Mu's command mode with clear thinking, anticipating the enemy's opportunity, and every step has its own intention.

And gradually abandon the way of fighting that everyone will go together like when she followed A Ying, and she only cares about helping A Ying, watching A Ying shoot all the enemies to death is the way of victory.

In this regard, Aying, who was lying on the salted fish, rubbed her body on the sofa, changed to a more comfortable position, and still muttered the same sentence.

"Cut, I killed them all!"

Let the living room suddenly filled with a happy atmosphere.

(End of this chapter)