League: Educating LPL is my duty.

Li Chen's personality has always been such that he gets arrogant as soon as he gains an advantage. Before, when he played against SKT, he dared to tower dive and kill Faker when he saw an opportunity. Now, when he plays Jayce against Perkz, there's no need to say more.

In Li Chen's view, Perkz's retreat and avoidance of battle only gave him an opportunity to intensify his suppression.

Now that he had secured level two, Li Chen immediately found an angle and distance to avoid the ranged minions of the second wave, activated the vertical speed boost, and then controlled Jayce to step on the speed boost and press LeBlanc step by step.

"Oh f***, my little soldier."

Perkz was only level one at this point and dared not fight Li Chen head-on, so he had to retreat urgently, but the price was that he missed out on a low-health ranged creep.

He's already under more pressure from the minion wave, and some of the minions are putting him under immense pressure. He's missing two or three minions in a wave, how can he possibly play like this?

However, Li Chen's target in this advance was not actually him, but someone who was out of sight.

After adjusting his angle, Li Chen mentally calculated that the time should be just right. So, the technological cannon in his hand lit up, and a shockwave flew forward through the acceleration gate.

"Oh my god... Is it really that crooked?" Perkz was startled by the huge shockwave and was about to subconsciously vent his emotions.

He discovered that the enhanced cannon shot seemed to be much off course than he had imagined, and it wasn't aimed at him at all.

However, the real victim appeared the next second.

G2 jungler Trick said with an extremely distorted expression, "No, Perkz, why did a super-powered cannon shot suddenly hit me? Jayce stole my big bird and a small bird."

Perkz was taken aback: "Wait?"

"He was going to hit me, why didn't you warn me?" Trick is urgently demanding accountability.

The most important thing right now isn't losing the jungle monsters, but the potential chain reaction that might follow after losing the big bird.

What's certain now is that he definitely won't be able to reach level three before completing the fourth set of jungle monsters. That means he's lagging behind the factory manager by one set of jungle monsters in reaching level three, which is a bit dangerous.

"Sorry, Trick, you need to be careful. I feel like EDG's goal might not just be a jungle monster."

Perkz watched as Jayce retreated and re-entered a full-on wave-clearing state, and a vague sense of unease crept into his heart.

Li Chen spent a lot of time scheming to steal this monster, even giving up the opportunity to further suppress Perkz, and it certainly wasn't for that pitiful amount of gold.

The moment Li Chen confirmed that the gold had arrived, he went to G2's blue buff jungle: "I stole the enemy Lee Sin's Raptor. He needs to finish the blue buff to level up to three. Let's go steal it."

The factory manager's jungle route started from the blue buff, and he progressed even faster than Lee Sin. By this time, he had already cleared the three wolves and arrived at the lower jungle.

Upon hearing Li Chen's words, they immediately understood how to maximize their gains in this round.

"Zet, push the lane slowly. Meiko, come help me. Go invade the enemy jungle." Clearlove immediately gave the signal to arrange the operation.

As EDG's inconsistent, albeit sometimes good, "rheumatized" leg, Clearlove clearly knows how to kick G2's broken leg hard.

G2's mid lane is currently being suppressed, their bot lane is facing two opponents, and their jungle monsters have been stolen. It can be said that the entire bottom half of the map is in a state of disarray, allowing EDG to enter and exit at will, with no chance to resist.

As for the top lane, as long as Scout doesn't die, it's fine even if he's still level 1 at five minutes.

In fact, G2 knew that the jungle was in a difficult situation, but they had no one to help them.

Although Li Chen's use of his skills created a temporary vacuum in the mid lane, allowing Perkz to catch his breath, this did not solve the fundamental problem of lane control.

Faced with Perkz's attempt to push forward and even push back his minion wave, Li Chen did not fight head-on, but chose to retreat temporarily.

Perkz leveled up his Q skill at level 2, so he's now eager to close the distance and trade blows with Li Chen.

Li Chen's QE combo has a vacuum period of less than five seconds. After those five seconds, he will have to give back the lane control.

Unfortunately, Li Chen did not give him a chance.

At the same time, the factory manager brought Meiko to the vicinity of the red team's blue buff and started fighting without saying a word, ignoring the fact that Lee Sin was watching right next to them.

Trick glanced at the Malphite in the bottom lane, who was still at level one. He only dared to sneak up and sniff out some experience when Braum wasn't on the lane, and he really didn't dare to call him over.

So he could only ask Perkz in the mid lane: "Hey buddy, can you come help me defend this blue buff? Otherwise I'll be at a huge disadvantage at the start of the game."

Since Nunu started with blue buff in the upper jungle, Lee Sin can't even switch jungle camps now. If he retreats this time, he might not see his blue buff for the rest of the game.

However, the pressure on perkz was much greater than he had imagined. After Li Chen had dragged him through his skill cooldown period, perkz did not retreat in time, but instead tried to force a trade of health with Li Chen.

As Jayce stopped retreating and started moving forward, Perkz cast his Q skill first, then temporarily pulled back.

After the initial rework in Season 7, LeBlanc's abilities no longer deal damage instantly; instead, you have to wait for her Q passive to trigger. Therefore, Perkz is waiting for the passive to trigger.

However, Li Chen did not give him that chance. The moment Perkz released his Q skill, Li Chen seized the slight lag in his raised hand and immediately switched to hammer form to strike.

Jayce's Q skill also has a wind-up animation and a jump animation. Perkz reacted and chose to use his W to pull away towards his own turret.

Li Chen failed to hit the Demoness and couldn't catch up with her, so he decisively switched targets and started attacking minions.

Although Li Chen took a hit from LeBlanc's Q skill, the loss of health was negligible because his passive wasn't triggered.

Conversely, LeBlanc's W skill has a cooldown of 18 seconds at level 1, and Perkz's impulsive attempt caused him to completely lose the opportunity to farm minions for the rest of the time.

Turning back to auto-attack twice before Jayce switched forms was Perkz's last act of defiance. When Jayce switched his weapon back to cannon form, Perkz immediately retreated back under the tower.

Meanwhile, Lee Sin, who had been driven out of the lower jungle by Nunu and Braum, ran up behind the red team's first tower. The two met under the tower, looking rather forlorn.

At that moment, Trick suddenly said, "Dude, I think you should switch routes with Expect."