After the system malfunctioned, I became the person in charge of LCK.

Chapter 139 Fountain Domination, All Gone! [Seeking Monthly Tickets]

"Wow, that was really damaging for Bin's Camille!"

Seeing Ah Bin fall once again, Miller and Wawa's wails immediately rang out.

"This wave was really damaging; we couldn't farm many minions."

If it were a champion like Ornn, it wouldn't be so bad, but this is Camille! This is extremely dangerous for Bin!

"I hesitated a bit earlier because I wanted to save my Flash ability."

Actually, when Sun's Graves used Flash to block Camille's E skill, Bin could have just used Flash immediately. It would have been a simple matter of Flash-to-Flash!

At this point, Miller made a classic change of tone, "But it's understandable, you should save Flash whenever possible!"

'

Lee Doo-hwan once again caught and killed Ah Bin's Camille, and also helped GimGoon clear a wave of minions.

As for why all four minions ended up in Lee Doo-hwan's Graves' pocket in one wave, that remains a mystery.

After clearing the minion wave and taking the tower plates, Lee Doo-hwan controlled Graves and headed straight for the Rift Herald!

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Viewers in the livestream and even on the battlefield were no longer surprised by Graves's thuggish behavior. [Sure enough, Graves has this special magic; no matter who plays him, they'll end up becoming the kind of champion everyone hates!]

[Poor Gongzi, he was such a tough guy back in Little Phoenix, but Huan scum turned him into someone who enjoys life to the fullest!]

【No way, Brother Gongzi can tolerate this? He might as well just leave the game running and take a shower!?】

[These haters are disgusting. What did Uzi do to you?]

[Oops, the bot's keywords have been triggered again!]

[Switch to human assistance!!!]

Looking at his screen, which had turned gray again, and then at the fact that he hadn't managed to farm any minions or tower plates, Graves left the top lane satisfied.

Ah Bin's face turned even redder.

Because just now, Lee Doo-hwan had given him a reverse thumbs-up, which was basically a "weak" expression.

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Of course, he was definitely not convinced.

Two against one? That's no skill! Let's have a one-on-one fight!

"What's the jungler doing? The enemy has ganked me twice already!" Bin questioned Sofm in the voice chat.

"I can't do anything about it. His equipment is so much better than mine. I have to take a detour when I see him in the jungle."

To ensure my development, I could only go to the opposite half of the zone from him.

Upon hearing this, Ah Bin was immediately furious.

"You only guarantee your own development, but you're not going to care about mine?"

"It would be no use if I went; we couldn't beat them even in a two-on-two fight."

Sofm expressed his helplessness, but his hands did not stop moving at all.

He frantically clicked the mouse, controlling Kindred to head straight for T1's lower jungle.

After all, Sofm is a jungler who needs to be comfortable playing himself.

Although Graves killed his own top laner twice in the top lane, it was a good opportunity for him to invade the T1 bottom jungle camp and recover his development.

Consider this a lesson learned for not helping me, Level 1!

However----

To Sofm's complete surprise, it was almost as soon as his whereabouts were exposed to T1's surveillance.

T1's mid laner Lee Sang-hyeok and the bot lane duo decisively began to flank the jungle!

"They look like they're going to arrest you. Be careful."

Hearing Black Angel's reminder and seeing on the minimap that T1's Orianna and bot lane duo had disappeared, Sofm was completely dumbfounded.

Pushing the mid lane minions is one thing, but providing support is also understandable, because now that Orianna is facing a level-up Akali, pushing too far makes her vulnerable to being hit by skills, or even being solo killed.

But what's going on with those two bot laners?!

Seeing the T1 bot lane duo running into the jungle to try and catch him, Sofm felt that his view of the game had been severely impacted!

If I'm not blind, it seems like your bot lane minion wave hasn't been pushed in yet, right?

If you leave before the minion wave reaches the tower, you'll lose a lot of experience if the opponent blocks you. Is it worth it to make such a big sacrifice to protect your jungler's jungle?

wrong!

To be honest, what kind of status does the opposing jungler have within the team?

Even if it means losing lane gold, we'll help him in the bot lane!!!

Even though it's a jungle carry meta right now, it doesn't mean you can play this wildly!

"T1's defensive response was very fast, and the bottom lane even ran to the jungle to defend before the minion wave pushed the tower."

In that case, Sofm can't counter-jungle while Graves is in the top side of the map, and can only try for the dragon.

Miller sighed softly as he watched what was happening on the field.

"There's no way around it, Sun's status within the team is just too high!" Rita said with a smile.

When she spoke of Lee Doo-hwan, Rita's voice clearly took on a different tone.

"And most importantly, he's truly capable of carrying the team and leading them to victory!"

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at the same time.

JD Gaming's jungler, Kanavi, who was watching the knockout match, also made up his mind.

I need to find teammates like that in the future, with everything centered around me.

No, it should be that I want to have the same kind of domineering treatment within the team that the other person receives in the future!

But before that, I have to play in the LPL for a few years. Once most of the old guys in the LCK have retired, I'll go back and be a big shot.

The humiliation of eating leftovers at Griffin back then must be made so that future generations can experience it too!

The game is still going on, and Lee Doo-hwan's Graves development is arguably the best in the entire game!

After all, with his own two jungle camps to farm, and occasionally invading Sofm's jungle, and sometimes helping his teammates push the minion waves, it would be hard for him not to develop well.

While Camille's Flash was still on cooldown, Lee Doo-hwan, in coordination with GimGoon's Ornn, once again caught and killed Bin's Camille, bringing the opponent's score to 0-3!

After killing Camille, Lee Doo-hwan didn't hesitate and placed the Rift Herald in the top lane, cooperating with GimGoon to take down the top tower.

After Suning's top lane tower fell, Bin's development space was very limited. He didn't dare to push the minion wave out at all, because as long as he was away from the protection of the second tower, Lee Doo-hwan's Graves would appear behind him like a ghost and chase Bin's Camille everywhere!

Seeing that his jungler teammates were ignoring him, the young and arrogant Ah Bin clearly started to get angry.

The enemy jungler is targeting me, but you guys are all ignoring me and only caring about your own development, right?

Then don't blame me!

So for the rest of the time, Ah Bin completely ignored everything else and focused solely on the route!

His teammates were trying to contest the dragon with T1 in the bottom lane, while he was pushing the top lane. His teammates wanted to stop T1 from taking the second Rift Herald, so he was pushing the bottom lane.

In team fights, he never arrives at the front line early; he usually teleports over to pick up a couple of kills after his teammates have finished dealing with the enemy.

The consequence of Bin's actions was naturally that his teammates were very upset, but his Camille's development did catch up.

Despite being killed by Lee Doo-hwan three times before, after Lee Doo-hwan's frenzied blood-draining, he is now almost back to normal development!

However, the consequence of doing this was that not only did the teammates suffer, but T1 also maintained firm control of the game's tempo.

At this moment, the situation makes everyone feel that Suning is being led by the nose by T1!

With their pace set in full swing, T1 has an 80% chance of winning this game.

Miller, always optimistic, spoke up at the opportune moment to reassure the troops.

"Right now, Suning is no match for T1 in team fights, so they can only temporarily give Bin's Camille more time to develop by giving him more resources."

If Camille gets farmed up, Suning still has a chance to win by split pushing and drawing enemy attention.

Although Miller's point is not without merit, if Camille gets fed, T1 will indeed have a hard time dealing with her in split pushing.

Unfortunately, T1 didn't give Camille any time to develop. Once the 20-minute mark was up, after clearing the vision around Baron, they forced Suning to come and fight!

At this point, Bin's Camille did put pressure on T1 in a solo push, but it wasn't enough in team fights.

After all, Camille needs at least three items, including one defensive item, to be effective in team fights.

If you only have damage items, rushing in recklessly against a Tier 1 lineup is practically suicide.

So, before Camille could build any defensive items, they forced a team fight at Baron Nashor!

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At this moment, the gap between LCK and LPL became apparent once again!

That's the fatal problem of visibility!

What's most frustrating is that LPL teams have poor vision when they're at a disadvantage. Not only can they not make plays, but even when they have a huge advantage, their vision is still terrible!

On the field, the Baron Nashor is basically a resource point that determines the outcome of the game, so even if Suning can't establish vision, they have no choice but to bite the bullet and engage in team fights.

At this point, the disadvantage of not having a front row becomes apparent.

Because of the poor visibility, they had no choice but to grit their teeth and squeeze in little by little!

The result was obvious. In a professional arena where vision is life, Suning, with poor vision and no front line to hold the line, was immediately engaged by T1 as soon as they entered the river.

When the team fight started, Suning barely put up a fight before their army collapsed completely.

With Camille's ultimate ability to lock down the enemy and Akali's entry with Black Angel, they forcibly traded kills with Gu Shengbin's Virtuoso.

Ultimately, the two sides engaged in a team fight where one player traded three kills, and T1 successfully secured the Baron Nashor.

Since only Gu Shengbin's Jester died in T1, the comments section naturally started flooded with messages like "Not as good as Daipute" or "If Daipute had come, he definitely wouldn't have died."

After winning the team fight and securing Baron Nashor, T1 didn't waste any time. They cleared the minion waves and, once Gu Shengbin's Jhin respawned, immediately opted for a 4-1 split push.

Facing T1's 4-1 split push, and seeing Graves pushing the minion wave alone in the bottom lane, Abin controlled Camille and called out to Black Angel's Akali.

The plan is to gank and kill Lee Doo-hwan's Graves by giving up the second mid-lane tower!

Ah Bin's thinking was simple: instead of just sitting there doing nothing and watching the other side slowly wear down his defensive towers, he might as well take the initiative and get something in return!

Ah Bin's idea was indeed wonderful, but unfortunately, Lee Doo-hwan's Graves equipment was just too amazing!

The generous rewards I received for enthusiastically helping my teammates push the lane, along with my own jungle farming and invading Suning's jungle, and the fact that I just got quite a few kills!

Therefore, Graves' equipment is three items around the 24-minute mark!

And this three-piece set doesn't even include shoes; with shoes, it's practically a four-piece set!

So when Bin and Black Angel teamed up, it was initially thought they could focus fire and instantly kill the two Graves.

After Akali, the Black Angel, used her ultimate to dash to Lee Doo-hwan's Graves and took a shot herself, the world suddenly went silent.

"My god, what kind of damage is that Graves dealing?!"

Seeing Akali lose half her health in a single shot by Graves on the big screen, Wawa's eyes widened in surprise.

Meanwhile, the Black Angel's head was spinning from Lee Doo-hwan's shot!

His first instinct was to use his second ultimate move to escape, but Ah Bin forcibly stopped him from doing so.

"Let's trade with him! We'll still profit even if we do!"

Graves is a big kill, so even if he gets one killed in a 2v1 situation, it's still a win for him!

However, with the "One Against Two" skill previously awarded by the system, Lee Doo-hwan's mind was very clear and his reactions were extremely fast.

Just as Akali's second ultimate was charging towards him, he immediately unleashed his own ultimate, dealing damage while simultaneously using the ultimate's displacement to dodge Akali's second ultimate.

"What's with Sun's reaction?!" Miller couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.

This scene left everyone in the live stream and at the scene completely dumbfounded.

It's important to know that Akali uses her W skill, Twilight Shroud, to unleash the second part of her ultimate. This means that Graves didn't know Akali's location before he used the second part of his ultimate.

Even so, the opponent still managed to dodge it using their ultimate ability's displacement!

【What the hell is this if not a cheat?!】

【Seriously, buddy, you're not even going to act anymore? How can you even react to something like that?】

Sometimes you have to admit that while Huan Churen isn't great, his performance on the field is undeniably impressive!

So here's the question: with such a strong jungler, why did IG still fail to defeat Phoenix in the semifinals last year?

？】

[IG owes Huan a World Championship title, otherwise they would be six-time champions this year!!!]

Lee Doo-hwan used his ultimate ability to dodge Akali's second ultimate, then immediately flashed in and fired another shot, dealing terrifying damage that took down Akali, the Black Angel.

Seeing that the Graves was only half health left but hadn't retreated an inch and was instead heading straight for him, Bin, who had originally planned to wait for Akali to finish dealing damage so he could control Camille to steal the kill, panicked immediately.

Under everyone's watchful eyes, he controlled his Camille, who had more than two-thirds of her health remaining, and slunk away.

【Huh? No way, buddy, your teammate died in battle, and you're just deserting?!】

[You think that's how Bin got all those kills? His teammates were pretty much done for, so he just picked them up!]

[This guy thinks he can succeed my Huan-ge and become the next legend in League of Legends?!?]

[Ah Bin, Ah Bin, e-sports escapist bing!!!]

[Someone actually tried to use trash to try and frame the world's number one shockwave? Frankly, God wouldn't do something like that!]

[It's simply impossible to do, because gods are usually the first to die!]

Ah Bin ran away, and Lee Doo-hwan didn't force a chase, instead controlling the Graves to continue pushing the lane and taking down the tower.

Because both Ah Bin and Black Angel showed up in the bottom lane, T1 pushed down Suning's second mid-lane tower with four players in the mid-lane, and then pushed down the high ground tower!

After pushing down the mid-lane inhibitor tower and crystal, the remaining four members of T1 had nothing left to do and immediately moved to the bottom lane to cooperate with Lee Doo-hwan to push down Suning's bottom lane inhibitor tower and crystal.

A massive push by the Dragon King widened the already significant economic gap between the two sides to nearly eight thousand!

When the economic gap between the two teams is this large, and T1's lineup is also very reasonable, the outcome of this match is basically a foregone conclusion.

After returning home to replenish their equipment, T1 became too lazy to manage their resources and simply led two lanes of super minions, preparing to end the game in one fell swoop.

In this final team fight, Suning perfectly demonstrated to everyone what complete chaos looks like.

T1 initiated the team fight head-on, but Bin's Camille circled around from the back. By the time he reached his ideal position, his teammates were already dead. Looking at the Camille recalling to base, Miller sighed inwardly and could only say something.

"Suning now only has Bin with Camille left, while T1 still has four players alive!"

Congratulations to T1 for taking the first point in their quarterfinal match against Suning!

"There's nothing we can do, this Graves is just too fed, AngeI's Akali has no way to cut him."

Watching the T1 players frantically dismantle Suning's two key players, Wawa could only sigh helplessly.

However, at that moment, something surprising happened!

That is, after T1 destroyed the two nexus towers, he did not continue to destroy the crystals, but instead walked towards the fountain.

"What is T1 trying to do!?"

Seeing this, Miller asked a question he already knew the answer to.

"They're planning to fountain dive and kill Ah Bin's Camille!!!" Doll shouted in response.

This scene caused the live stream chat to go wild with comments.

Many people are clamoring that it ruins a person's character and so on!

Actually, you can't blame Lee Doo-hwan. It's mainly because the dog system has a mission that requires everyone to be wiped out, leaving no one alive.

Given the nature of this system, it's likely that the enemy team will be wiped out.

Just now, when Ah Bin was playing Camille, he was constantly healing and pushing lanes without any opportunities while his teammates were fighting. Now that he finally has a chance, Lee Doo-hwan naturally won't let it go!

After GimGoon controlled Ornn and entered the fountain first, the others immediately followed up with damage. In the end, Lee Doo-hwan's Graves took down Bin's Camille with one shot, successfully wiping out Suning.

However, due to the terrifying damage from the fountain, T1 suffered a team wipe as a consequence!

Despite being wiped out, the minion wave had been cleared before the fountain dive, so T1's super minions were now relentlessly attacking Suning's base crystal.

Each hammer blow seemed to strike the hearts of the five Suning players!

But with the entire Suning team wiped out, there was nothing the five members could do but watch helplessly.

perhaps----

There has never been a time when I felt more powerless than now.

Losing the game is bad enough, but being spawn-camped and then destroyed by super minions is even worse. In professional matches, this is a disgrace!