How does Zhang Liang, the detail monster, navigate the canyon? Small skills are more important than big ones. (Part 2)

The detail of the second skill is that walking in the magic circle will gain a movement speed bonus. Smart players, while trying to fight the enemy, will not forget to lure them to walk in a circle, triggering passive true damage, and slowly ricocheting to death. Of course, to delay time and keep the opponent from continuing to attack, control must be released, which is the four magic barriers of the first skill. After touching, it will cause spell damage, dizziness and deceleration, but the damage caused by hitting the wall will be attenuated, but the deceleration time will be increased.

Walking at the intersection, the real damage is doubled

Simply put, it can break through several of the four walls, causing less damage, but significantly reducing the opponent's movement speed. This is a good means of self-preservation, allowing you to chase and retain opponents, block the opponent's advance in a certain direction, and even interrupt enemy skills. The final ultimate skill is to bind the designated target for 2.2 seconds. During this period, both parties remain in place and cannot move for up to 2.2 seconds. It deals damage every 0.5 seconds, creating a suppression effect. After the release is complete, it will automatically generate the magic circle of the second skill to continue control and attack. It is considered Zhang Liang's core skill, but not a key skill.

A common combo is to first place a magic circle with the second skill, use the ultimate skill to keep the opponent in the circle, double control, and finally add a spell barrier, which is his third control and damage. Full output equipment is enough to kill squishy targets in seconds. For the front row, it depends on the opponent's defense. Be extra careful with the witch's cloak, as it may be countered.

Zhang Liang players usually throw out a magic circle, and then rely on the ultimate move to ensure continuous output, or use normal attacks to trigger damage as much as possible. In fact, you can try to release two magic circles, choose the intersection of the two circles, and then add the ultimate move. In this way, the damage will be doubled, but it is a life-and-death instant kill.

Mid-lane gameplay: All spells

Mid laner Zhang Liang focuses on damage, so it's recommended to use basic attacks interspersed with skill releases. While his mechanics do have pathological control, there's no requirement to play him as a utility spell. A clear strategy is key, so a full spell build is recommended: Sprint Boots, Blazing Domination, Echoing Wand, Scholar's Wrath, Void Staff, and Sage's Book. Boots increase support efficiency, Blazing Domination increases survival rate while standing still with his ultimate, and the rest of the build is focused on maxing out attack damage.