League: Educating LPL is my duty.

Audiences in Europe and America are clearly much more forgiving of players than those in the LPL and LCK.

At least Li Chen's somewhat arrogant remarks still attract a lot of viewers, but this popularity is based on the premise that Li Chen can win.

If Li Chen loses to his opponent one day, their relationship might be completely over.

Back in the lounge, Li Chen immediately opened the anti-China forum to see how people in China were praising him.

Although it's only the group stage now, MSI is an international tournament after all. Less than 20 minutes after the EDG vs. Flash Wolves match ended, the number of comments had already reached over 100,000.

FW Overall: 2.3 points

[You guys had a great time; I thought you wouldn't last 20 minutes.] 3 points

[The difficulty is really not as good as the Doomsday Bots.] 2 points

Top lane MMD: 3.7 points

[His Jayce only died five times, that's already pretty good, keep it up!] 6 points

[Do you guys even have a top laner this game? Are you sure you're not just a second support?] 2 points

[C, step forward! The first international fermented bean curd!] 2 points

Jungler Karsa: 3 points

[How many times have I said it, you can't catch someone who spawns in C position? Why don't you check the domestic forums?] 2 points

[The Ueno collaboration: a classic scene of one dying and the other being fed!] 4 points

[Output 2416, you're even more of a factory than the factory itself.] 2 points

……

Coach Steak: 8.9 points

[You're the first one who dares to let Jayce carry, you deserve a full stun!] 10 points

[Not banning a top laner? Clearly they haven't studied EDG's matches. Do they really think EDG is still the same team that struggles in international competitions?] 2 points

[If you still don't bench Jess next time, I'll admit you're the world's best coach!] 10/10

Thank you. Without you, I might never have seen C play Jayce in a match. 10 points

The ratings given to the steak on the forum surprised Li Chen.

With the team and players' scores hovering between 2 and 5, this coach managed to score a high 8.9 on his own, which is quite impressive. Hopefully, he can maintain this level of performance.

Next up is EDG's evaluation, where the team's formation is highlighted as very neat and orderly.

EDG Overall: 9.9 points

[Don't bully the AI ​​next time.] 10 points

[Aren't you sure this ruthless approach won't affect cross-strait relations?] 9.9 points

Is this still the same EDG team used in international competitions? They seem so unfamiliar! (10/10)

Jungler Clearlove: 9.8 points

[How many times have I told you to drive the censors into your father's mouth? Don't you listen?] 9 points

[There was no rhythm throughout the entire game, but that's okay, your only role is to help the carry jungle.] 10 points

[As everyone knows, if you give your carry a jungle role, just scatter some rice on your keyboard and even a chicken can win.] 10 points

【C's Fish Casserole.】10 points

Mid laner Scout: 9.9 points

[Seeing you actively gravitate towards the big boss after clearing the lane every time, I knew you deserved to win.] 10 points

[You might not be very useful, but as long as you prevent the enemy mid laner from being effective, you're the second MVP!] 9.8 points

【C's Fishing Rod!】10 points

adZet: 9.8 points

[The summer split's prodigy AD carry is about to make his debut, so hurry up and show your skills!] 9.9 points

[A good AD carry is one who listens to instructions; whether they're good or bad is irrelevant to the carry!] 10 points

【C's bait.】10 points

Support Meiko: 9.8 points

【However, I ask you, why not release Knight's Oath?】9 points

[C-shaped float!] 10 points

Coach nofe: 9.9 points

[If EDG were the coach, I could do it too.] 10/10

【C-shaped seat cushion.】10 points

Top laner god_C: 2.7 points

[Although you played well, there are still problems.] 2 points

[Is Jayce only used against teams like Flash Wolves? Can't he be saved to play against SKT?] 2.3 points

[If you play like this, will SKT still let you play Jayce? Do you think Kkoma is a steak?] 4 points

Looking at everyone's ratings of him, Li Chen suddenly felt a sense of satisfaction.

A low score is good. It proves that during the time he was away from China, everyone's feelings for him remained unchanged, and they were still his loyal haters. He was not poached by other streamers, so he can rest assured.

The third match was between GAM and TSM, and everyone carefully observed TSM's playstyle as EDG's next opponent.

Unlike the previous two matches, TSM drafted a lineup that was very strong in the early game.

Top lane Renekton, jungle Lee Sin, mid lane Syndra, AD Caitlyn, support Lulu – these five champions have enough early-game pressure and aggression.

TSM did indeed achieve results. Their jungler Lee Sin killed GAM's jungler Graves in the mid lane at three minutes, and then caught and killed the enemy top laner Nautilus in the top lane at five minutes.

Although there were some exchanges of kills between the two sides later on, TSM kept the offensive rhythm under control, and GAM could only defend.

The game ended in less than 30 minutes, with GAM paying the price for their reckless team fight in the mid lane.

After watching the match, Li Chen gave a direct summary: "TSM is very aggressive. If a team can't withstand their offensive rhythm, they will gradually fall into a disadvantageous position, then be exhausted from defending, and finally be given an opportunity."

Li Chen even brought WE along with him, a team that was usually considered a regular team here.

Because he remembered that in the original timeline of the MSI Mid-Season Invitational, WE lost the first game against TSM, and 957 in the top lane was outmatched and was pressured throughout the game.

Nofe scribbled in his notebook for a while, then looked up and said, "A strong offensive style is a good thing. We're least afraid of offensive teams. When we go on stage, if they still dare to pick an offensive lineup, then we'll focus on the top lane and fight them in the early game."

In the early to mid-game lineup, the bottom lane is the least important. As long as the top, mid, and jungle lanes gain an advantage, the opponent will have no way to cope with it, whether it's team fights or split pushing.

After some tactical planning, everyone finally got to the start of today's sixth match.

As EDG and TSM entered the players' seats, the camera turned to the commentators' booth.

Upon receiving the reminder, he replied, "Okay, welcome back. Next up is the last match of the day, between our region's EDG team and the North American region's TSM team. This is a match we are all very interested in."

"Overall, TSM's performance at this MSI has been quite good so far. They made it all the way from the Play-In Stage to the Group Stage, and just now they defeated their opponent GAM. Their strength should not be underestimated," Zhuan commented.

"However, I still believe that EDG will not let everyone down. They have proven their strength more than once, especially C in the top lane. If TSM does not pay enough attention to them, I'm afraid the top lane will be exploited," Su Xiaoyan said.