League: Educating LPL is my duty.

"Dude, you're really going to eat this?"

When Li Chen saw that Shen actually dared to walk in front of the tower to farm minions after he had sacrificed his own position, he laughed.

He walked to the side and unleashed his Q-hammer, but Expect decisively activated his sword array to block the blow.

The reason Expect came up in this wave was that he wanted to farm a few more minions before going back to base, and then coordinate with the jungler to gank bot lane.

Since things are already like this, he's too lazy to struggle anymore. As long as he goes down more often, the blame for losing the game won't fall on him.

Seeing that Shen had also used his sword formation, Li Chen knew this was an opportunity for a one-on-one kill, but he didn't rush to unleash his ultimate skill and attack directly.

Since Shen now has E, ultimate, and Flash, if he directly activates his ultimate and Ghost, Shen will definitely run away immediately. No matter if he uses Flash or his ultimate to teleport away, he will not be able to kill him.

Therefore, we must slowly boil the frog in water, first suppressing its bloodline to make Shen lower its guard.

After thinking it over, Li Chen chose to directly apply the Impotence buff, activate his E skill, and then engage in melee combat with Shen.

Since the cooldown reduction isn't enough, if the two start fighting, Shen can still gain the upper hand if Nasus doesn't use his ultimate. So Expect isn't in a hurry to run away and instead engages in a fight with Nasus.

Expect's thinking was simple: Li Chen had used his W skill, so he had no way to lock down enemies and could retreat at any time. He was going back to base anyway, and if he could cripple Nasus or push the minion wave before returning to base, he would have made a huge profit.

After a brief exchange, Li Chen dealt damage with two Qs, plus his E skill and auto-attacks, reducing Shen's health to half. Li Chen himself was left with less than 300 health, as Shen's three attacks still dealt significant damage.

After calculating the cooldowns of his W and E skills and Shen's W skill, Li Chen felt that the time was almost up, so he decisively activated his ultimate and continued to relentlessly attack Shen.

"Damn it, you want to kill me even without W?" Expect saw Nasus activate his ultimate and immediately used E to run away.

But Li Chen then started sprinting and chased after Shen.

When the two ran to the middle of the top lane, Li Chen finally caught up with Shen and used his Q skill. Then he ran close to Shen and used his ultimate to burn damage.

Expect frowned, sensing that the situation was not good, but he was reluctant to use Flash, as he wanted to save it for ganking the bottom lane later.

However, as Nasus's second Q landed, reducing his health to 200, Expect completely lost his composure and quickly used Flash to create distance.

"It's too late to use Flash now!"

Li Chen applied Wither to Shen when it was off cooldown, chased him all the way to the tower, tanked the tower's damage, and then calmly turned and left the tower.

Before the final blow landed, Shen activated his Q skill and was not killed instantly thanks to his passive shield, but he was left with only a sliver of health.

After being slowed down by the impotence, Shen couldn't escape the range of his E skill and could only watch helplessly as he was burned to death.

The Desert Reaper gets First Blood!

As the notification sound rang out, Meiko, the top fan of the match, immediately chimed in: "C-God, you're too amazing! Nasus solo-killed Shen, what are they even playing for?"

"Amazing! Chen-ge is too strong. In this game, I'm WE trading kills, so I'll give you the shield." Scout chimed in with his praise.

"It's alright. If I had a blue buff early on, the enemy Shen would have been finished long ago, right, Clearlove?" Li Chen said slyly.

The factory manager's lips twitched slightly.

Is it even possible for a level 2 Nasus to try and steal his blue buff?

It's like being born!

Unlike yesterday, when Li Chen gave passionate commentary after each solo kill, the European commentators were all speechless this time.

I got solo killed by Nasus, what should I do next?

"This is not good news. Expect in the top lane was solo killed by god_C. So this Nasus may really become a god. Trick in the bottom lane tried twice but failed to gain any real advantage, which is not what was expected."

"G2's primary concern now is how to limit the top lane Nasus's development. If they allow him to stack Q skill damage like this, they won't be able to engage in mid-game team fights at all."

"And Morgana in the mid lane can provide Nasus with immunity to crowd control, so be careful during team fights."

The commentators kept talking about negative things, unlike the LPL commentators who were always talking about how it was a good deal and how dry it was.

[I've said it before, god_C is invincible. G2's first priority is to bring him to Europe.]

[If you get solo-killed by Nasus early on, the laning phase is over.]

[No wonder Expect can only be a substitute; I heard he can only play in the secondary league in the LPL.]

[Right now, I just hope G2 can last 20 minutes; that would at least make them stronger than TSM.]

Oh my friend, you're right. Losing the game is okay, but we can't lose time to TSM.

Although the G2 players couldn't see the live chat, they could guess everyone's reactions.

Perkz in the mid lane had already cleared the wave and was heading towards the bottom lane, but when he heard that Shen had been solo killed, he hesitated about ganking the bottom lane.

"Trick, it seems we can't gank bot lane this time, or the top lane tower might fall."

Now that Shen is dead, if we wait for him to respawn, use his ultimate to fly to the bottom lane to gank, and then recall to base and run to the top lane, it will waste at least a minute.

One minute is enough for the dog head to push down two towers.

Moreover, it's uncertain whether they can secure a kill in the bot lane. EDG's bot lane is playing very cautiously. Even though they've been pushed back by ten or so minions, EZ hasn't even crossed the mid-river once, seemingly just waiting to win.

Trick knew that ganking the bot lane would be difficult this time, but remembering their pre-match agreement to focus on it no matter what, he gritted his teeth and said, "Let's gank it. We can't afford not to."

"Alright, I'm coming right away." Perkz didn't say anything more and continued running towards the bottom lane.

G2's blatant gank on the bottom lane was naturally noticed by EDG, and Ryze in the mid lane even kept ignoring EDG's vision.

The factory manager glanced at the top laner, Nasus, who was still pushing the lane, and immediately sent a message to the bottom lane: "Bottom lane, don't run away this time. Zet, try to clear the minion wave first. Even if you lose, don't let the enemy push the tower. Mid lane, come and support us too. Protect the first tower and buy some time."

Scout played Morgana, but she didn't have lane priority in the mid lane. However, Morgana's advantage is that she doesn't need as much gold as other mid-lane carry champions, so losing a little gold isn't a big deal.

So before he finished clearing the minion wave under the tower, he had already set off to harass Ryze.