The "banned master" in the peak competition is released, and it is too difficult to counter it when it is released: Shooter

There's more than one Sea Moon champion in the Rift. Against mages, players often think of maintaining their equipment until the later stages, when they can truly engage in a fight. This, in reality, only stalls for time, snowballing into a disadvantage. Knowing you can't win, or are constantly being ganked, it's time to abandon the fight and switch tactics. Think in reverse, building tanky gear to improve your ability to stand and fight—it's always better than dying the moment you show up, isn't it? To counter Sea Moon, besides purification and displacement, you can also buy a Brilliant Moon or Witch's Cloak. Play openly, letting her gank you to negate her skills and damage, allowing other teammates to pick up the pieces and charge forward.

Development Road: Sun Quan

Marksmen have a high ban rate, which is unbelievable. Are they truly threatening? Average. Baili Shouyao exemplifies the mentality of a character with two extremes: skilled players can deliver a single shot, while unskilled players spend the better part of a day sniping, unwilling to even attack. The reason they ban him is out of fear that curiosity will kill the cat, and they want to keep him out of the hands of random people. He has the lowest ban rate of all heroes, but also the highest ban rate of all marksmen. Sun Quan, having become the dominant force, isn't his combat effectiveness truly pathological.

Maybe the hero is still new, landing in the S40 season, with good consumption means, the ultimate skill always kills people by surprise, the dull shot is easy to target, the displacement shot Gongsunli is difficult to play, there are not many users, Goya is not appreciated by many people, Aguduo switched to shooter, the data soared, but is still looked down upon, no one has adapted to this "unconventional" shooter for the time being, and if you have to find a shooter to ban, the only option left is Sun Quan, who has a flexible mechanism and can create miracles at any time, so the ban rate is 11.7%.

While Sun Quan has ranged and near-range attacks, his biggest concern is having his ultimate interrupted. He does have flexibility, but it's limited to a specific space, relying on kiting and sprinting. If an assassin suddenly attacks, he's hard to defend against and unable to counterattack. Furthermore, his ultimate isn't invincible, unlike Ao Yin, who grants immunity to all damage. While his movements are agile, the mage's subtle control can potentially interrupt an attack. In lane, consider buying Frost Shock, which will significantly increase your resilience. If Sun Quan's ultimate is interrupted, you'll find yourself in an awkward position, like Shangguan Wan'er, who suffers from acrophobia. Once her cooldown runs out, she'll have to resort to the 36 Stratagems of Stratagems: Escape is the best option.