LOL: Do I have to be a spinning top too?

[TT coach should be fired immediately! Terrible drafting! Purely useless coach! Comparable to WE-Sask! In my opinion, any coach who can't win at drafting is trash! The players are trash too!]

If BigTiger wins this game, then there will be no room for criticism for now. He's the best of the new generation in the LPL, without a doubt! His performance is even more impressive than YSKM's!

In the team voice chat, Xiao Fang couldn't help but say:

"Nice! Tiger! Perfect start!"

Hao Yang, controlling the rock golem, spoke in a relaxed tone:

"That feels good! Tiger, should we continue countering the red flag?"

Li Hu spoke calmly, exuding an aura of control over the arena:

"No need, everyone go back to your respective online accounts!"

"Jiaqi and Mark, you guys clear the wave steadily and maintain your position."

"Xiao Fang, go back and quickly farm to level 3, help me control the vision in the top half of the map, focus on feeding me this game."

"I'll crush it, quickly take down the top lane tower, and then start controlling the dragon and getting the dragon soul."

"Haoyang also, whenever he has his ultimate, he dives into the top lane river bush to put pressure on Aatrox and Vi."

"We're going to finish this match in twenty-five minutes and take the championship!"

In patch 12.23, Fryego's fast level 3 farm is the optimal rhythm, and combined with Jayce's early lane dominance, the top lane can definitely lock in the advantage with first blood.

Moreover, Li Hu had already seen through TT's tactical layout.

TT's core strategy in this game was a complete replica of the previous one: let Hoya's Aatrox withstand the pressure, take over the mid and bottom half of the map to control the dragons, and secure the dragon soul.

Then, relying on Ucal's Akali and Kitagawa's NIO to forcefully initiate and break Top Esports' poke system, they then forcibly dragged the game into the late game, allowing Aphelios to take over the entire match.

Akali has mobility, stealth, and finishing power. Paired with Kitagawa Vi's pinpoint kills and the late-game strength of Aphelios and Heimerdinger in the bot lane, TES will have a tough time if the game drags on to the late game.

But their biggest mistake was...

They underestimated Li Hu's hero pool; they thought he was going to play Malphite this game!

After all, Li Hu had indeed played quite a few games with the Stone Golem in previous training matches.

Li Hu looked at the re-login Sword Demon with a confident smile on his face.

Without Flash, Aatrox has absolutely no chance of withstanding the pressure from Jayce!

Two minutes into the game, the top lane matchup completely fell into Li Hu's perfect lane control rhythm!

With the huge advantage gained at level one, Li Hu relentlessly pushed forward, controlling the minion wave to the extreme, giving Jian Mo no chance to get close enough to last-hit minions or gain experience.

This version of Jayce's hammer form QA combo deals extremely high base damage.

In cannon form, "Electric Energy Surge" has an extremely short cooldown for long-range attacks. As long as the Sword Demon dares to show his face, he will definitely suffer a combo without taking any damage.

Hoya's Aatrox could only cower under the tower, trembling with fear, not even daring to steal any minion experience.

The most agonizing thing was that Li Hu had perfected the control of the distance!

He always stayed at the edge of the turret's attack range, using the turret's attack intervals to repeatedly whittle down the sword demon's health without taking damage.

Aatrox started with Doran's Shield, used up all his health potions, but his health was still suppressed to below half, and he was treated like a spinning top the whole time!

The top lane minions were firmly locked in front of the TT tower by Li Hu.

When the last three waves of minions pushed into the tower, Hoya only dared to farm a few minions with his Q3 before obediently retreating behind the tower. His experience was far behind, and he was directly one level behind in level!

In the second live stream, Erzi felt her scalp tingle:

"Holy crap! Big Tiger's pulling is insane!"

"A true tutorial on the ultimate spinning top technique!"

"When Aatrox has Flash, he gets pressured; when he doesn't, he's in jail for life! Hoya had zero gaming experience this game!"

Letme felt this deeply:

"This style of play is very difficult; it requires an extreme understanding of how to use long-range attacks against short-range attacks."

"You must control the minion wave well, not give the opponent any chance to gain experience, and make sure that every poke is flawless, paying attention to every detail."

"All I can say is that this Big Tiger is a bit of a monster."

"Even if you bring in S9's GimGoon, it won't help. He'll at least get some experience, even if he doesn't want to, right?"

"Gaining experience points means getting beaten up and spun around like a top!"

"Who would want to play with him?!"

AJ: "Damn, I got fooled by the rumors again. Yesterday, some guy told me that Glory got spun around like crazy in TheShy's stream. I thought his laning ability was just average!"

"With that kind of pulling ability, you're telling me he could have been beaten 8-2 by TheShy?"

"Does that mean TheShy has returned to his peak?"

The screen was flooded with comments:

[Haha! The way to play with a spinning top is too abstract!]

[But it really doesn't seem to have any hair! I see Hoya is definitely spinning around being whipped right now, hahaha!]

While the top lane was completely crushed, the jungle rhythm quietly erupted!

Five and a half minutes into the game, Kitagawa looked at the trembling Sword Demon in the top lane.

He knew in his heart that his team's performance had collapsed, and he was unwilling to accept defeat.

So after clearing the entire jungle, he focused all his energy on the bottom half of the map, intending to gank the bottom lane, create an opening, and forcefully extend his life.

Vi, at level six, cleared the lower jungle and immediately circled around to the blue team's tri-bush, coordinating with Heimerdinger and Aphelios in the bottom lane to force a team fight.

TT's bot lane duo pushed the lane extremely aggressively, with Heimerdinger's turret dealing considerable damage. Aphelios, with his red and white blades, overwhelmed Varus in pushing the lane, leading to a passionate skirmish with TES's bot lane.

Kitagawa seized the opportunity, charged up his "Power Punch" and burst out of the bushes, aiming at Mark's Karma!

Big Head instantly placed the turret, used his E skill grenade to slow down the enemy, and Aphelios activated his W "Azure Blade" to stack damage, instantly setting the pace for the bot lane!

In the commentary booth, Guan Zeyuan instantly tensed up:

"TT's bot lane has a 3v2 gank! This is TT's chance! Whether they can seize this opportunity and turn the tide depends on this play!"

Just when everyone thought TES's bottom lane was about to be breached, Li Hu, seeing that the bottom lane was being ganked, immediately pressed TP to support the bottom lane tower.

Xiao Fang's Foygo abandoned the jungle monsters in the red zone and rushed to the bottom lane to provide support!

Meanwhile, Haoyang in the mid lane, with his level 6 Malphite, also abandoned the mid lane minions and teleported directly to the bottom lane!

This was something no one expected: a Jayce who plays a suppressive style and a Malphite mid laner who focuses on farming and team fights would choose to teleport to support at the same time at the six-minute mark!

All three members of TT were focused on TES's bottom lane, and were completely stunned when they saw two TPs appear!

But by then it was too late for them to run. TT's Aatrox in the top lane and Akali in the mid lane had already used Teleport and were completely unable to get there in time.

Two Koreans spoke into the microphone: "Without TP, can we leave? Can we leave?"

Kitagawa gritted his teeth and could only say, "We can't escape. We'll kill one at a time and force a trade!"

Vi used Q-Flash to close the gap and control Karma, then immediately followed up with her ultimate. Aphelios and Heimerdinger unleashed their damage instantly, and Karma's health plummeted!

Mark had no room to maneuver and was killed by Aphelios.

JiaQi's Varus retreated while firing WAAQ shots at Vi, dealing massive damage.

Just as TT's three players were about to continue killing Varus, two teleport beams landed one after the other in the bottom lane!

The moment Hao Yang's rock golem landed, he immediately used his ultimate ability, "Unstoppable Force"!

The colossal lava beast, accompanied by a deafening roar, precisely struck and sent Wei and Da Tou flying!

A wide-range knock-up and crowd control perfectly disrupted TT's bottom lane formation!

The next second, Li Hu's Jess Cannon form landed, unleashing a double QE shockwave!

It hit Vi and Big Head precisely when they were knocked away!

This version of Jayce's armor penetration build has incredibly explosive early-game damage!

A shockwave struck, instantly evaporating Vi's already meager health, leaving Big Head with only a sliver of health!

Guan Zeyuan roared:

"Double Teleport to support the bottom lane! God-like support!"

"This is the synergy of TES! Glory and Haoyang both provided brilliant support!"

"Explosive damage! Kitagawa was instantly killed!"

"It's collapsed! It's completely collapsed!"

The Stone Golem keeps sticking to Aphelios!

Aphelios was taken away by Jayce's W "Supercharge" and tried to escape.

How could Li Hu give him that chance? Jayce immediately flashed and used R to switch to hammer form, then used QAWE to take Aphelios's 300 gold.

In just five seconds, the bottom lane achieved a perfect 1-for-3 trade!

The barrage of comments instantly reached a fever pitch, with exclamation marks flooding the screen:

Holy crap! This double-TP team is godlike! Is this the kind of team you need for level 6?

Haoyang has grown! The Stone Man is no longer a passive player! He knows how to roam and support!

[Glory's global awareness is terrifying! He managed to resist taking the top lane cannon minion and not pressure Aatrox! He then teleported directly to end the game's suspense!]

[TT's mentality has collapsed! Top lane is in trouble, bottom lane is disastrous, this game is completely over!]

In the live stream, Xiaohu watched with repeated amazement:

"He's so steady, such a great team player!"

"This newbie's game understanding is way beyond what an 18-year-old should have! His global vision, tempo prediction, and laning dominance are all off the charts!"

"If I were in that position, I would never have imagined teleporting to the bottom lane to provide support at six minutes!"

"Because my top lane advantage is significant enough."

"If you go to the bottom lane to provide support but don't accomplish anything, then all your efforts to pressure Aatrox in the early game will have been in vain."

The comments section was incredibly frustrating.

[So that's why you always build three Tiger items when you get kills in the early game?]

[As expected of a complete slacker, the more you do, the more mistakes you make; the less you do, the fewer mistakes you make; and if you do nothing, you make no mistakes, right?]