League: Educating LPL is my duty.

The shockwave flashed by, and a warning sound rang out immediately afterward!

Future Guardian killed Lee Sin!

Lee Sin's kick ultimately missed Jayce; the shockwave became the final barrier separating the two.

After taking down Lee Sin, Jayce calmly used the speed boost to escape. Rumble, who had just landed, tried to chase after him, but he hadn't even used his W skill and couldn't catch up with Jayce at all. In the end, he could only return to his tower.

Mimi Egg's face was now moderately contorted: "I can't catch up, this is it, when he comes back I won't be able to fight him in the top lane."

Karsa didn't even want to talk. This failed gank on the top lane not only ruined Mimi's game, but also his role as the jungler.

He didn't even need to look to know that the spider had already completely invaded his bottom half of the jungle, meaning he could only start the game in one jungle area and would be at least two levels behind the spider later.

Even because he wasn't in the bottom half of the map, the bot lane was at a disadvantage under the pressure from the spider.

This brilliant comeback instantly drew cheers from the entire audience.

In the European live stream, Dracos excitedly exclaimed, "Oh my god, I can hardly believe my eyes! Jayce made such a calm move and judgment when facing a gank from the jungler, and successfully counter-killed Lee Sin. He's like an AI machine!"

"Jayce's ability to counter-kill Lee Sin involved a lot of subtle details. Honestly, I initially thought he was just trying to trade kills with Rumble, but god_C's choice really surprised me. So cool!"

[God_C? He must be incredibly skilled to use that name.]

I've watched this player's highlights; he's really amazing, especially his Riven—I love him!

[Is this the guy who said he wanted to bet Coke with Faker?]

I swear, absolutely no one in our region would make this choice under these circumstances.

Compared to European live streams, LPL live streams seem much more normal.

A level 3 player can take on two opponents and kill them both. Isn't that a normal play for a carry?

Remember that he couldn't hide his laughter: "Recalling at the red buff location is no problem. The enemy mid and top laners won't be able to get there in time. C God's decision-making and timing of the counterattack against the Lee Sin's gank were perfect."

Zhihuan added, "And the most crucial point is that we can see that C-God had already signaled the location of Lee Sin in the Flash Wolves jungle when he was at level two, which means he knew that Lee Sin might come to gank him at level three."

However, he still let the spider take the opportunity to counter-jungle, while he himself was alone in the top lane against two opponents. His timing with the empowered cannon was perfect, especially when Lee Sin first showed up. Without that empowered cannon as a setup, his subsequent damage output to kill Lee Sin would likely have been insufficient.

"That's why C is so great. He likes to do high-risk, high-reward things. Just one gank on the top lane by the enemy jungler at level three was enough for him to seize the opportunity and completely crush the enemy top and jungle, establishing EDG's early advantage," Rita praised without backing down.

High returns are there, but what about the high risks?

[Laughs, what's the risk? C's play is simply disregarding the enemy top laner, triggering the weakling mark.]

To be honest, this Rambo player was really bad; he played like a pro.

Stop messing around, bro. If you went up there and played carry, you'd find yourself even worse.

"C is too awesome! You're dominating like this at MSI too. I feel like this is probably your only chance to play Jayce. You'll definitely be dominating every game after this." Meiko's praise skills are getting better and better.

"It's alright, the enemy Rumble is a bit dazed." Li Chen said, while signaling to his own blue buff in the jungle, the meaning of which was self-evident.

The factory manager said, somewhat speechless, "Seriously, you need to use mana potions to reach level four?"

"What do you mean by level four eating mana potions? The toad is mine too. You cripple it first and wait for me to come over," Li Chen said matter-of-factly.

After teleporting online, relying on his two newly purchased longswords and Cull, he completely disregarded the enemy Rumble and blocked the minion wave in his own half of the map.

Mimi Egg originally wanted to try to sniff out some experience from behind, but after Jayce's shot, Rumble's health dropped by a third instantly, which made Mimi Egg's eyes clear. She quickly activated W and returned to the tower to press B.

Jayce still has the red buff from killing Lee Sin, so if he gets caught up and stuck, escaping will be a problem.

Although he didn't die this time, the game has progressed to this point and he can no longer play top lane.

With the minion wave controlled in the blue side's half of the map, he doesn't even have the right to gain experience. When he comes back, he will be at least two levels behind unless a teammate helps him clear the wave.

The problem is that their jungler Karsa also messed up in this game. Because of the jungler's domino effect, the mid laner is now afraid to contest lane priority with Taliyah, and can't do so either. So, no teammates can help him now.

Seeing that Rambo dared not come out, Li Chen took the opportunity to go to the jungle, took the low-health blue buff and gromp that no one wanted, and then returned to the lane to continue controlling the minion wave.

Rumble, who had bought a small cloth armor and returned to the lane, could only hide in the red side's bush, silently watching the minion wave being worn down little by little, not even daring to go up to smell the experience.

Faced with this situation, Mimi Egg could only ask the jungler for help again: "Brother Ka, I think I'm a bit out of control. Can you help me clear the minion wave?"

Karsa had just stolen a Krug in the bottom half of the blue side's jungle to recover some health. When he moved the camera to the top lane, he saw Jayce reach level five with a blue buff under his feet.

Karsa paused for a moment and said, "We can't go top lane now, and we can't get any minions anyway. So don't just hang there. Go to the jungle and help me guard the jungle camps. The enemy spider might be stealing my jungle camps."

This is the best decision Casarte can come up with right now.

Even if he were in the top lane right now, he wouldn't dare to clear this wave of minions, because if the spider came over, he might actually get a double kill.

Upon hearing this, Mimi Egg glanced at the minion wave, but ultimately chose to follow Karsa's instructions and headed into her own jungle.

Li Chen was quick to react online. When he saw Rumble go to the jungle, he immediately reminded Clearlove, who was farming the red team's raptors: "Rumble went up, you go up, I'll come from behind."

As soon as he finished speaking, Li Chen controlled Jayce to quickly clear out a few minions, preventing the minion wave from pushing too fast while he was ganking and directly pushing into the tower. Then he ran wildly towards the red team's tri-bush.

Just then, Mimi Egg reached the fork in the road behind the red buff wall and noticed that Jayce was ganking the jungle. He quickly tried to detour towards the second tower.

However, he stepped on the wards left by the spider along the way, and EDG controlled all the positions. At this time, the spider had already surrounded the red buff position.

The factory manager timed the distance perfectly and used Flash to deliver the message to E. A blob of unidentified white liquid smeared onto Rambo's face, pinning him to the spot. What followed was a skillful massage.

By the time Rambo broke free and tried to escape, Jayce's enhanced cannon had already arrived at the scene.

QE vertical cannon, then step on the acceleration gate to switch to hammer Q and then auto-attack once, and the fire-breathing Poppy ascends to the sky on the spot.