League: Educating LPL is my duty.

This time, Li Chen didn't wait in place. As Riven raised her Q, he immediately used a short Q towards the bush, hitting Riven at the same time.

Now that Li Chen has no Q skill, Huni is playing more aggressively. He auto-attacks Fiora to deal damage, and then immediately uses his second Q followed by an auto-attack.

Fiora could only turn around and auto-attack once, suffering a slight loss, and the two now had roughly equal health.

Riven then unleashed three Qs at Fiora, intending to knock her up and immediately create distance to wait for her next skill.

"You've lost your brother!"

Seeing that Huni had taken the bait, Li Chen decisively used an auto-attack to get behind Riven, while simultaneously using a basic attack to create a speed boost and heal, and then drank a health potion.

Huni missed all three Qs again, and Fiora even appeared behind him, leaving him completely stunned.

Li Chen's flash attack caught him off guard. That was way too aggressive!

Does Flash have no cooldown?

But with things having come to this, Huni could only drink the health potion and go into the bush. He still wanted to delay the cooldown of his Q skill, since he had Flash on hand, and maybe he could stall for time. Once his Q skill was ready, he felt that Fiora definitely couldn't beat him.

However, Li Chen was well aware of Huni's thoughts, so he decisively placed a ward in the bush and chased after Huni. Huni was at a disadvantage in terms of health, and after exchanging auto-attacks with Fiora, her health dropped to 200. She quickly used Flash to enter the red team's bush.

At this moment, Huni suddenly realized that he couldn't flash back towards home. If he did, he wouldn't be able to create distance between himself and Fiora, and he definitely wouldn't be able to survive until his Q skill was off cooldown and he could either counter-kill or escape back to his tower.

Even though he flashed towards the red team, Li Chen didn't intend to let him go.

Riven's Q skill has about six seconds left, while his Q skill has less than two seconds left, and his health is also one hundred points higher. Riven has no room to maneuver.

Faced with Li Chen's relentless pressure, Huni didn't even dare to sneak into the bushes to attack, as that wouldn't change anything, so she could only continue to retreat.

But behind him was the red team's defensive turret. Huni ran a few steps but had nowhere to retreat. Looking at his Q skill, which still had two seconds left on cooldown, he was completely plunged into despair.

After exchanging two auto-attacks with Riven, Li Chen used his Q skill to reposition himself and hit Riven's weak spot to the lower left. Then, the instant Riven raised her Q skill, he landed a basic attack to secure first blood.

Fiora gets First Blood!

With the outcome decided in the top lane, EDG's mood-setter Meiko immediately launched into his professional praise: "C-God is awesome! I knew Huni was no good, he just gave him a piece of his mind!"

"No big deal, just one kill. But I feel like something's missing from my feet." Li Chen subtly hinted at someone.

The factory manager was still fighting the three wolves when he heard Li Chen's words and couldn't help but roll his eyes.

"Damn it, it's just a red buff, all they do is stare at my buffs all day long."

Compared to the relaxed atmosphere within the EDG team, SKT is finding it increasingly difficult to cope.

Huni stared at his black-and-white screen, his expression extremely grim.

Although his teammates hadn't said anything yet, the pressure was already mounting.

Peanut glanced at Huni, remembering Coach Kkoma's quiet advice yesterday not to worry about the top lane, as it would inevitably collapse. He thought Kkoma was incredibly wise.

He got solo killed after using Flash at level 1? Is he even human?

"It's okay, Huni. Just play it safe from now on. Peanut and I will help you later," Faker reassured her.

"..."

Huni opened her mouth, wanting to ask if they could come now, instead of waiting.

After killing others, Li Chen didn't consume any soldiers but instead chose to return to the city on the spot.

He just fought with Li Chen, which attracted the aggro of the red team's minions. With his Q skill clearing the minions, the top lane minion wave has now completely collapsed.

He teleported back to lane, only to face a wave of pushing pressure, and the Gragas was still in the top half of the map. How could he possibly play this game?

"He's about to teleport. I don't think he'll dare to come out. You should control the lane. I'll try to ambush him first."

The factory manager is already fighting the toads and will soon be promoted to level three. He thinks about tactics with his butt and knows who to target this time.

Li Chen bought a longsword and two health potions, then handed over his teleportation ability.

Riven didn't dare to teleport directly to the minions, so she chose to land under the tower.

At this point, the blue team's minions had completely gained the upper hand. After landing, Li Chen attacked the low-health minions to level up to level two and then entered his familiar lane control rhythm.

Huni stood in a very back position, watching the red team's pawns being worn down little by little, and he was extremely anxious.

Although he can still barely sniff out experience, as Riven, he needs to consume gold.

Looking at the dark expanse at the mouth of the river, Huni dared not go any further.

After hesitating for a moment, I finally decided to run back to the tower and go to the triangular bush behind the tower to see if the Gragas had finished killing the Gromp, and also to place a ward in the river over the wall.

Although the factory manager was clumsy with his operations, he was still sharp. He predicted Huni's actions and, when swatting the toad, chose to pull it into the bushes behind him.

As soon as Riven entered the bush, she saw a heavily pregnant naked man doing unspeakable things to a toad.

"Your brother's here?"

The factory manager grinned, deliberately saving the meat, egg, scallion, and chicken for a double attack, then used Smite to take down the toad, followed by QW to drink and bomb A. After a combo, Huni was left speechless.

The key point is that the factory manager left immediately after finishing this attack, and he didn't dare to pursue him, otherwise he would have suffered even greater losses.

"Damn it!" Huni felt the world's deep malice towards him.

Forget about farming now. After taking so much damage, you might as well go home.

As the key lane for this match, the top lane already received special attention from the director, and now that Riven is having such a miserable time, she has become the focus of the entire match.

LCK commentator Roaring Emperor's face darkened as he watched Huni recall to base less than half a minute after logging in: "Aigoo, what is Huni doing? If this continues, the top lane will become a complete weak point. Can Peanut come and save us?"

"EDG's bot lane played very steadily, Peanut couldn't find any opportunities, but he has to do something, otherwise the game might be over."

[We're doomed. Just wait to die. Huni is worse than trash.]

Don't come back. You got wrecked by an LPL top laner like that; no wonder you're not considered one of the top three top laners.

[If it were Smeb, he could absolutely crush this guy. Huni is just too useless.]

[I've already prepared the wreath. If we lose this round, Huni can just die!]

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