In the S39 season, Lei Shen was demoted to a commoner, and Ming Shiyin was a parasite to gain points. (III)

The overall strength is indeed average, but the ultimate skill is superb in saving lives, better than all shooters. It does not rely too much on auxiliary protection, and can allow this follower to set the rhythm with the jungler. If you prefer an independent shooter, you might as well try Marco Polo, who has double displacement, double resistance, and true damage. People once banned Aoyin because they were worried that this celestial dragon would be too difficult to line up against. International players are facing this problem. National players will be very happy when they see their opponents choose him, because he is too easy to target. After tricking the opponent into choosing the ultimate with a very long cooldown, the follower will definitely die.

Don't use it at the end of S39 season, it will torture yourself. You will have no experience at all when you go crazy. Maybe the newly added magic ball flow in the next season will improve his condition. Now you'd better find a good support and rush for points like Siamese twins.

Ming Shiyin

Conjoined twins, a duo combination, in addition to Yao, Ming Shiyin comes to mind. The connection increases the target's output or tankiness. Rather than saying he is a good follower, he is more like a parasite, one of the weakest supports in this version. The good record posted on the Internet to slap the faces of the sour people is all because he met a master of fish frying.

Ming Shiyin's operating cost is extremely low, and the reason why his auxiliary status is so high is because his teammates want them to take the damage, initiate team fights, and gain buffs to protect others. At critical moments, they are absolutely qualified to stand up and be the savior and change the situation. However, his existence can be understood as the seventh piece of divine equipment, and he must ensure that the line is not disconnected. Whether he wins or loses depends on the performance and skills of his teammates. If you encounter a shooter who rushes around randomly, you are destined to lose. If you encounter a jungler who has multiple displacements and can exit the field flexibly, you kindly connect with him, but he is abandoned and focused on, and the number of deaths is high, so you still lose.

The title of King Maker is too flattering for Ming Shiyin. Whether the stats are high or not depends on whether the "Prince" he supports is strong enough. His win rate in all segments is 47.4%, his win rate in the peak game is 46.0%, and his win rate in the top games is 47.3%. On the surface, he is strong, but these stats are ultimately provided by his teammates. Instead of adding a person to exchange for some attributes, he has to play close to the opponent throughout the whole process and lock on a single target. It is better to get an auxiliary with higher team benefits.

I don't know if the planner has ever thought about reshaping Ming Shiyin. This hero is too difficult to balance. If his stats are high, he's amazing, but if his stats are low, he has no function. His character is vague, and his mechanism is not comprehensive. Let's give up on him for now.