League: Educating LPL is my duty.

Faker clearly remembers that when he played a scrim against EDG, Li Chen used this hero to lane against him, but at that time Li Chen's performance was only at a normal top level, not at the level of dominating the mid lane.

It's far inferior to Li Chen's Orianna, LeBlanc, and Syndra.

"How do you know how to use the Tsar? Have you mastered it? Or were you just trying to fool me? But you're injured now!"

Faker was filled with suspicion and uncertainty, but dared not be careless. He immediately asked, "Wanghu, you were teammates with Zet. How was his Azir back then?"

Peanut shook his head: "I'm not sure, but he's probably not very good, and definitely not a match for you."

Koma patted Faker on the shoulder and said, "Don't worry, we have Ezreal and Karma in the bot lane, so we're not afraid of them switching positions. Just farm normally and provide damage output for the team in the late game."

With Kouma's reassurance, the heroes from both sides were gradually exchanged, and in the end, the Tsar still ended up in Li Chen's hands without a second exchange.

Entering the loading screen:

SKT Blue Team:

Top Lane - Cho'Gath

Jungler - Gragas

Mid-lane - Airplane

ad——EZ

Support - Karma

EDG Red Team:

Top Lane - Rumble

Jungler - Sejuani

Mid laner - Azir

ad——Velus

Auxiliary - Purple Garlic

Amid the cheers and applause of the audience, Miller looked at the lineups on both sides and said, "C God has chosen Azir for mid lane. This is the first time I've seen C God use him. In such an important match, he still chooses to bear the greatest pressure for the team."

Guan Zeyuan said in a serious and professional tone: "There is not much controversy about the hero Tsar. He is an absolute late-game core hero. Whether it is damage, team fight initiation, or battlefield division, he is a top-tier hero."

Similarly, Azir is very difficult to play, consistently having a bottom-tier win rate in solo queue, and even professional players are few and far between who can pick this champion well. However, C-God's opponent in this game, Faker, is definitely one of the best among them.

"Without a doubt, the reason for picking the Tsar is to support the team, so C-God is under a lot of pressure in this game. Not only does he have to withstand the opponent's targeting in the early game, but he also has to shoulder most of the responsibility for output and initiating team fights in the late game."

But that's League of Legends; there will always be heroes and courage unique to it. When two legends meet on the final stage, even if one of them plays injured, they will still hold up the sky for their teammates.

Rita continued to focus on praising others, and no matter how the game went later, she always had a suitable excuse.

"God_C, keep it up!"

"C is awesome!"

"Hang in there, C-God!"

Meanwhile, the comments section was equally excited, or rather, a bit childish.

The Emperor is about to face his four sand soldiers in the final battle.

[C was unwilling to end his career in the support role; he had his own pride.]

The highest mountain on the upper path will, in the final moments, erect its own imperial throne on the middle path.

Even without a lavish ending, the story should still have a magnificent and glorious conclusion.

[Gan, unloading the foreign persimmons is your top priority.]

The game had already started, and neither side made any special moves at level one, simply farming minions as usual.

The two clashed in the mid lane first. Faker, relying on his early advantage with Corki, played aggressively as soon as he entered the lane, trying to put pressure on Li Chen.

Faced with Faker's relentless pressure, Li Chen did not retaliate too fiercely. He simply avoided the peak damage of his E skill and immediately turned back to farm minions to balance the minion wave.

Currently, fighting against him is not very meaningful. Before reaching level six, if the Tsar wants to kill someone, the opponent must give him the opportunity. Otherwise, even if he plays his Sand Soldiers to perfection, he will not be able to get a solo kill.

Moreover, his original plan for this game was to play defensively in the early game and then win in one fell swoop in the late game.

Therefore, in this situation, his first priority is to maintain his health and keep the minion wave in place, preventing the enemy from leaving the lane. Otherwise, the jungle will face immense pressure.

After the two waves of minions clashed, Faker gradually relaxed.

Whether it was due to injury, lack of proficiency, or a combination of both, he did not sense that familiar and deadly frequency from Li Chen's Tsar.

He acknowledged that Li Chen had handled the pressure well, but it was nowhere near as demanding as before, requiring him to exert himself even to last-hit minions.

Compared to the mid lane, the situation in the bottom lane was similar. Both sides were probing each other from the beginning. Bang was suppressed for the entire last game, so he naturally wanted to get revenge in this game.

The Karma and EZ laning combination still has some strength in the early game. After Zet and Meiko failed to force the opponent back after a few attempts, they also chose to play defensively and farm.

However, when the camera switched to the top lane, the scene was quite surprising.

"Wow, Rumble's playing pretty well this game. It's only the third wave of minions, and Cho'Gath is already using potions. He's also at a health disadvantage. If this continues, is there any chance for a gank before level six?" Miller said.

Guan Zeyuan added, "Rumble has a slight advantage against Cho'Gath in the early game, but A Guang handled it very well. He pushed the lane aggressively, which is to get back to pushing lane as soon as possible. However, we need to be careful because Peanut is farming upwards."

As soon as he finished speaking, Li Chen began signaling to the top laner, issuing orders and tasks.

"Ah Guang, keep pushing, but slow down a bit. Ward the river bush right in front of him. Peanut, don't be afraid when you go down. Just play normally. Bottom lane, play cautiously and give up lane control."

"clear!"

Ah Guang knew that Li Chen was going to make him perform again, but after special training, he was now quite good at acting.

To create a time difference with the factory manager, Peanut didn't rush to gank top lane at level three, but instead chose to clear four jungle camps before going to top lane.

But before he could get close, Huni said, "The other side just placed a ward, on the outer edge of the river bush."

Upon hearing this, Peanut's first reaction was to take a detour to avoid vision and go through EDG's jungle, but he quickly dismissed the idea.

He was counter-ganked several times in the last game and is already a bit scared. If he gets counter-ganked again in this gank, he might become the one who is entirely responsible for the game.

Instead of risking arresting someone, it's better to simply walk into their sights.

If there's no one behind Ah Guang, they'll naturally retreat when they see him coming. Given the current minion wave situation, he'll lose at least half a wave of minion experience, or even more, and he won't have to bear the risk of being counter-ganked.

With that in mind, Peanut made up his mind and decisively moved closer to the river bushes, exposing himself to EDG's vision.

"Brother Chen is here!" A-Guang did not retreat, but continued to farm minions while whittling down the giant worm.

Li Chen glanced at the bottom lane and then said, "Don't worry, just dance in front of the river bush to remind him of what happened last game, then push the minion wave in. He learned his lesson last game, he won't dare to move now!"

Afraid to move?

Ah Guang felt much more at ease. Since Little Peanut didn't dare to make a move, he was about to put on a show of force.