The annual finals have concluded. Let's review the most outstanding heroes on the field, with Nuwa standing out. (Part Two)

Cao Cao is formidable, but if we move him out of the mid lane, Nuwa is the one who truly stands alone. She's the undisputed number one, far ahead of the competition. With 64 appearances, she's already achieved a 67.2% win rate, earning her the title of T0 mage. This is no joke. In terms of appearances, she's behind Shen Mengxi with 78 appearances, but her win rate is 17.2% higher. It's impossible to tell without comparing. Just what kind of probability does she have?

Mid Lane: Nuwa

Nuwa isn't very popular in casual games, even though the official release of two limited-edition skins boosted her popularity. The initial revamped version created a Tetris-like gameplay, with limited-edition skins available at the beginning of the year and 10th-anniversary skins at the end. Every time a square is combined, it causes stun and damage. Upgrading expands her vision, her third skill increases support rate, and her ultimate skill launches across the entire map to reap kills. With the right skin, whether flying or casting spells, the feel is quite light, better than Wu Zetian's map-wide control. Wu Zetian's throwing spells has too many pre- and post-cast animations, making her combat clunky. Diao Chan can take on five opponents at once, but only if she gets close. Nuwa, on the other hand, stands at a distance to observe the situation before unleashing a single combo to kill.

I remember a stunning moment on the field when my teammate was about to be pulled into an illusion by Haiyue. At that moment, Nuwa used her first skill to push away and sever the connection line, and then used her ultimate to turn the tide and kill the enemy. The enemy brought minions to push the tower, but Nuwa could see through everything, control the movement speed, put up a matrix space, and then use a combo to take down the minions and the enemy hero at the same time. She wiped them out in one hit and then stole the dragon. With the energy block attacking from both sides, and with the ultimate, she made several people disappear into thin air. Killing doesn't cost anything.

Development Lane: Sun Shangxiang

When discussing marksmen in competitive play, casual players often mistakenly assume that the most outstanding players are the high-skill-cap Gongsun Li, the recently added Sun Quan, or the bouncy Goya. In terms of pick rate, they are indeed among the most popular. Then there's Cang, whose Sun Shangxiang, despite a lower pick rate, boasts a staggering 68.6% win rate, placing her only in the T2 tier. This is largely thanks to her partner, Dunshan. The duo provides a safety net while maintaining burst damage. This veteran hero will never be obsolete. In contrast, the renowned "Ma Yao" combination of Marco Polo is nowhere to be seen. Alternatively, instead of Dunshan, Kongkong'er can be chosen as a support, achieving a 67.3% win rate. Kongkong'er's advantages lie in its vision control, low-risk map exploration with clones, and crowd control ultimate, repeatedly creating miracles in team fights.