League: Educating LPL is my duty.

"Hey hey hey! What's going on? EDG is switching lanes too! C-God went to mid lane, and Scout went to top lane. This completely changes the situation!"

Guan Zeyuan's worry turned to joy, and his tone changed immediately: "In that case, your Malphite doesn't need gold, and neither does my Karma. It's just a matter of building a support item and putting on speed boosts in team fights. We're all the same."

Su Xiaoyan was equally shocked, asking, "Did EDG plan this all along, or did they figure out G2's tactical intentions on the spot?"

[Holy crap, this is awesome! Can you even play without it?]

[They really opened the entire map, didn't they? How could they have guessed the enemy lane swap? It was just pure luck!]

This is outrageous! Even the King of Heaven himself couldn't have predicted EDG would switch lanes!

[G2 is done for now. They gave up a tower and a dragon for nothing, and their carry couldn't even get a kill. It's game over.]

I just want to know what Perkz's expression will be later.

The mid lane minions were the first to reach the lane. As the two lanes converged, Perkz controlled LeBlanc to move forward first, trying to find Karma's position and see if he could gain an advantage.

But the next second, Perkz was completely stunned.

Because the person who came out from opposite him was not the soft, sweet fan-wielding mother he longed for, but a guy carrying a high-tech cannon.

"Wait, why is Jayce in the mid lane?"

perkz exclaimed in surprise, and the others immediately erupted in chaos.

Mithy also saw Karma under EDG's top lane tower, and her face turned completely black.

"Fuck, we're laning against Karma in the top lane, and he's swapped lanes with Jayce. What do we do? Should we switch back now? I can't pressure Jayce, and we lost our bot lane tower too easily."

Expect, cowering under the tower, watched as the Ice Braum duo, who were completely blocking his experience gain, twisted his expression but couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

In this game, he was the one who sacrificed the most for his team, so he didn't have to take the blame for the win or loss. It didn't matter where Li Chen played, as long as he didn't lane against him.

Perkz sighed, "There's no way to switch lanes now, the minion wave is already pushing up. I'll find a chance to go back to base and switch later."

"Do you like laning against me? It's your choice!"

Li Chen smiled, not holding back with the demoness. He stepped into her attack range and fired a pre-aimed laser cannon.

The healer moved downwards, just in time to take the damage.

In a Jayce vs. LeBlanc matchup, LeBlanc theoretically has the advantage, but of course, this is only in theory.

In reality, Jayce is not afraid to go head-to-head with LeBlanc if he doesn't miss any of his skills, after all, she is a monster with a combination of high stats and mechanics from the top lane.

Furthermore, Jayce has an incredibly powerful E skill with a precise hit detection mechanism. If used well, this skill can make LeBlanc question her existence.

For example, if the two meet at this moment, Li Chen doesn't know what LeBlanc has selected, but he can just mindlessly press Q to push forward. As long as the Q skill in cannon form hits, he won't lose in the trade.

This is also the key point for Jayce in the early game against LeBlanc: you absolutely cannot flirt with her.

Either retreat completely and become a coward, or get close to the enchantress and fight her to the death; staying too close will definitely put you at a disadvantage.

Perkz leveled up his W skill at level 1, intending to dodge Karma's skills and then unleash a combo.

But now that the laner is Jayce, and if I'm not careful, Li Chen closes the distance to me, so there's no room for me to use W to step on him, and I can only back away.

Seeing the demoness retreat decisively, Li Chen secretly sighed in regret.

If LeBlanc dared to step up here, he would have to take at least half of her health in this wave, but Perkz is the king of European mid laners after all, he has this kind of experience and didn't give him the chance.

However, Li Chen didn't force a chase. He had already gained a good amount of damage from the Q skill, and he wanted to focus his damage on taking control of the lane.

tricky!

Seeing that Jayce completely ignored him, only kept farming minions to gain lane control, and kept following his position changes, Perkz immediately felt an invisible pressure.

Theoretically speaking, the range of his W Shadow Stalker skill is significantly greater than the range of Jayce's basic attack in cannon form and the range of his Q skill in hammer form, so there should be opportunities to gain free health in the early game at levels one and two.

In reality, Li Chen's control over distance was too perfect. Whenever he dared to step forward and close the distance, Jess would always pull him to a dangerous distance.

He could sense that if he dared to step onto that distance, the landing point of his W would definitely be within Jayce's Q skill range.

If he dares to use his second W to go back, he will definitely get hit by Jayce's Q and get a full head of bruises.

However, if he doesn't use the second W to return, Jayce will still have the advantage in trades thanks to his cannon-form Q skill and higher basic attack damage.

In this situation, the first and second levels should have been dominated by the Enchantress, but instead, Li Chen unilaterally suppressed her.

LeBlanc couldn't compete with Jayce in clearing minion waves, so she was forced to rely entirely on minions for auto-attacks to balance the minion wave. Otherwise, once the minion wave reached the tower, she would become Jayce's moving target.

"Perkz, we need to think of something. We should switch lanes back as soon as possible, otherwise our bottom lane tower and dragon will be lost for nothing," Mithy's voice came through the headset.

G2 is not only having a tough time in the mid lane, but their top lane Caitlyn and Leona combo is also struggling against Karma, because Karma isn't even trying to farm minions.

Scout knew exactly what his role was in this game. He would sniff out experience from the minions if he could, but if he couldn't, it didn't matter; he would just wait under the tower.

With a wide-range wave-clearing skill like RQ, the opponent can't accumulate too many minions at once to tower dive, so he can still farm some minions under the tower.

The only thing to be careful about is whether the jungler Lee Sin will come and gank you 3-on-1.

However, Li Chen had also considered this issue, so he put a lot of pressure on Perkz.

As the second wave of minions appeared, Li Chen immediately began to prioritize level two, while simultaneously moving his position to the side of the minions, no longer standing behind them.

The weather was already hot, and with the added pressure of the competition, a fine layer of sweat gradually appeared on Perkz's forehead. He couldn't help but curse inwardly, "Fuck, how can there be such a person? Did he really not have the USB drive plugged in?"

Because the laning pressure was too great, he was afraid of getting hit by Jayce's enhanced cannon, so he could only passively follow Li Chen and keep adjusting his position, while always being careful of Jayce's movement and distance.

This might preserve the state somewhat, but the issue of line weights remains unresolved.

Perkz dared not use his skills to clear the wave carelessly, otherwise, once he used W, Li Chen could relentlessly suppress his last-hitting during the ten-second cooldown.

His only hope now is to wait until he reaches level three and see if he can unleash a combo on Li Chen. As long as he can chain the chain to Li Chen, he won't lose in the exchange of blows, and he can retreat calmly.

But will Li Chen give him that opportunity?