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

[Hilarious! With Camille and Vi's combined damage, how can a Fiora without any items in the early game possibly compete?]

Bin's face darkened further as he watched the mocking comments in the live chat.

He pressed Tab to check his jungler's position.

The Lee Sin had just finished clearing the top jungle and was heading towards the mid lane.

"Damn, the difference in jungle skill is huge."

He said this silently to himself.

Li Hu ignored Bin's death.

The reason Fiora got caught out was purely due to positioning.

There wasn't a single ward in the river bushes, yet they dared to push the minion wave all the way to Camille's turret. It would be strange if Canyon didn't come to gank them.

If he recklessly goes in with Fiora's aggressive playstyle and gets ambushed by Canyon's Vi, he'll only give away a double kill.

He's not like Xun; he wouldn't coax a giant baby into playing games.

Instead of rushing to gank online, he carefully observed the situation on all three lanes.

The top lane Fiora had just respawned and teleported back to lane when she was nearly half a level behind Camille in experience.

Although Faker's Ahri was pushing the lane in the mid lane, he was also extremely cautious in placing wards along the river.

Uzi's Caitlyn and Keria's Lux in the bottom lane were still being suppressed by Deft and BeryL, falling behind in both health and CS.

Li Hu's gaze fell on the middle lane.

Little Cream's Tsar is last-hitting minions, and because he wants to push this wave of minions and go back to base, he has moved slightly forward.

The opening was fleeting, but Li Hu seized it, maneuvering the Blind Monk to sneak along the wall into the river bushes.

He sent Faker a signal that he was on his way.

Faker immediately understood and controlled the fox to take half a step back, deliberately making the Tsar think that he was going back to town to replenish his equipment.

Little Cream fell for the trap and went forward to finish off the low-health cannon.

Just as the Azir's Sand Soldiers appeared and raised their hands to attack, Lee Sin emerged from the top lane river bush, warding out.

Anticipating Q, "Heavenly Sound Wave" was unleashed.

The moment Little Cream saw Lee Sin appear, he immediately realized something was wrong, but Lee Sin's E skill still had two seconds of cooldown left.

He immediately used Flash, but his Flash landed precisely on the trajectory of the predicted Q and was hit accurately.

"Predicted Q!" someone exclaimed in Li Hu's live stream.

Two-stage Q "Echo Shot"!

Lee Sin's figure flew towards Azir like a cannonball, immediately using his E "Thunder Slam" and then his second E "Bone Crusher" to apply a slow.

Faker's movements were also extremely fast.

The moment Li Hu slowed down Azir, Faker's Ahri flashed forward and landed a precise E "Charm" on Azir.

The two skills were seamlessly linked, and the Tsar was completely controlled.

Lee Sin's auto-attack followed by Q, combined with Ahri's Q "Orb of Deception," instantly maximizes damage.

Faker didn't greedily get the kill, letting the kill go to Lee Sin.

Li Hu's Lee Sin secured the kill with a single auto-attack.

[Tuoluowang has killed OMG-Creme!]

Little Cream's head was taken by Li Hu.

"Beautiful!" The chat in Li Hu's live stream was instantly flooded with comments.

[That prediction was amazing! The sect leader is awesome!]

Big Tiger's Lee Sin is amazing!

[Faker gave up the kill! That's the mindset of a god!]

[Faker and the team leader's teamwork was so smooth!]

[Little Cream's mistake was fatal. How dare he be so reckless against Faker?]

[It can only be said that there's a gap in the mid lane.]

After taking down the Tsar, Li Hu seized the opportunity to collect the river crab, then returned to the city to buy the Caulfield Warhammer and straw sandals, and his equipment was now basically complete.

In Faker's live stream, a female translator was also translating.

"Faker said, 'This jungler is pretty good.'"

The comments section immediately went wild:

[Holy crap! Faker praised Beyblade King!]

[Big Tiger has been recognized by Brother Li! He's got face!]

This teamwork was absolutely top-notch!

However, this was not the beginning of a more advantageous game.

Li Hu made several attempts to gank the top and bottom lanes.

But the other party... was on high alert.

Zeus' Camille has excellent vision control; he immediately retreats whenever Lee Sin gets close.

Deft and BeryL in the bot lane are seasoned veterans.

Kalista + Lenata: They have mobility, crowd control, and a shield.

Li Hu went twice, but returned empty-handed both times.

You can only control one small dragon.

Seven and a half minutes later, good news came again from the road.

Bin's Fiora, despite being behind Camille in both level and equipment, opted for a head-on fight.

His W, "Laurent's Eye," blocked Camille's E skill, Hookshot.

BIN thought he had found Zeus's weakness and chose to engage in combat prematurely.

He immediately activated his ultimate, "Unrivaled Sword Formation," but was trapped by Camille's ultimate, "Hextech Ultimatum," pinning him against the wall and preventing him from creating a final opening.

Zeus' Camille traded damage with Fiora in the area, using auto-attack followed by Q, then auto-attack again, and finally the second Q for true damage.

With better equipment, the damage directly emptied Fiora's health bar.

Bin's Fiora secured a solo kill in her lane, leaving her 0-2.

In Bin's live stream, a torrent of insults flooded the chat:

[You idiot! Do you really want to prove yourself that much?]

[Getting caught and killed for showing off is bad enough, but there's a gap in level and equipment, and you still want to fight head-on?]

Are you out of your mind? You know you can't win, why do you still go for it?

This Fiora is no match for Zeus!

[You think you can prove yourself with this? You got solo-killed twice by your opponent, it's hilarious!]

[Is this all there is to the MSI championship?]

【Bin, wake up!】

The chat in Bin's live stream completely spiraled out of control.

His expression turned completely somber, and he continued to acquire equipment without saying a word.

impossible.

He couldn't possibly lose to Zeus.

He clearly won at MSI!

Why?!

Meanwhile, bad news also came from the bottom lane.

[DRXDeft kills Clearlove13!]

Uzi's Caitlyn was forcibly killed by Canyon's Vi, along with Kalista and Lena.

Because he didn't listen to Keria's retreat signal, he greedily took a wave of minions and gained a tempo.

As a result, he was outmaneuvered by Wei, and he died after using both of his signature moves.

Keria sighed in the voice message and said something in Korean.

There's really nothing we can do about it.

He is a genius support player for T1, with world-class mechanics and game sense.

However, the hero Caitlyn requires AD carries to have excellent basic skills, such as auto-attack, trap placement, and distance control.

Facing Deft and BeryL, who just won the S-series championship this year, the difference in their bot lane duo is obvious.

In Uzi's live stream, Jian Zihao's face gradually turned red.

The female police officer was 0-1, trailing by more than 20 CS, while the enemy Kalista was almost ready to build a Noon Quiver.

The comments section started flooded with negative messages:

[It's red and warm again! Better a priest's than this!]

[Retired for many years, he was still steadily arrested by the priest!]

[Deft: You think you can escape my grasp just because you've retired?]

[Little dog, just AFK for this game, go take a shower! Maybe Glory and Faker can carry you and that idiot in the top lane to victory!]

[Big Tiger and Faker are really exhausted! Mid laner Little Creamy was completely outmatched, unable to withstand the two giant babies feeding to their laners!]

[The mid and jungle players are desperately trying to carry, while the top and bottom laners are feeding relentlessly. How can we win this game?]

Uzi saw these comments and gritted his teeth, saying nothing.

But in his heart, he had already shifted the blame to the jungler.

Where's Lee Sin? Why isn't he coming to the bot lane?

As the game progressed, the situation worsened for both sides.

Fifteenth minute.

Fiora 0-4, Caitlyn 0-4.

The opposing team only had 8 kills in total, and all the loot came from these two.

Li Hu was constantly looking for an opportunity.

In the eleventh minute, he cooperated with Faker to kill Little Cream's Azir once again.

Faker's Ahri dashed in with her R skill, her E charm accurately hitting Azir. Lee Sin followed up with a ward hop and Q, then used her second Q followed by a roundhouse kick to knock Azir back. Ahri then secured the kill with her second Q.

In the thirteenth minute, Li Hu found an opportunity in the bottom lane.

Deft's Kalista was too far in lane, and BeryL's Lena was not in good form.

Li Hu's Lee Sin peeked around from behind the river bushes, using his Q ability, "Sonic Wave," to accurately hit Kalista.

The second Q flew over, and a Flash Roundhouse Kick kicked Kalista back, allowing Ahri to follow up with E Charm QWA to secure the kill.

Keria's Radiant Q skill immobilizes Lena, and Lee Ho's Q followed by a second QA finishes off Lena.

Li Hu's record is now 2-0-2.

Faker's Ahri also had a 2-0-2 score.

The two of them accounted for all four of the team's kills.

The score is now 4-8.