League: Educating LPL is my duty.

"Damn it, his Riven is messed up. At level 1, he only dealt nine hits with his three Qs, only three hits..."

Huni's voice trailed off as he suddenly realized that he had been teased by Li Chen in the same way.

Thinking of this, Huni couldn't help but curse inwardly. Who would use Flash as a minor skill? Do they really think Flash has no cooldown?

Faker, watching the Renekton dealing with the minion wave, unconsciously furrowed his brow.

Although he plays mid lane, he used to dominate the mid lane with Riven back in the day, and he believes he is no worse than most professional top laners when it comes to Riven.

However, when he put himself in the shoes of "expect," he felt that even he would have a hard time gaining an advantage.

Li Chen's control over the skill range and damage calculation of the two heroes was simply too perfect. With the offensive pressure on the expect side, any move expect made would be seized upon.

This means that when facing Li Chen, his opponent cannot do anything, because Li Chen doesn't need his opponent to make mistakes; as long as the opponent moves, he is making a mistake.

Unless this person can keep up with Li Chen's pace and constantly change their laning rhythm to cope, it's only a matter of time before their laning phase collapses.

Kkoma noticed Faker's expression and said softly, "Don't put too much pressure on yourself. No matter how strong he is, he's still just one person. League of Legends is a team game. Give your teammates some confidence."

Upon hearing this, Faker couldn't help but glance at Peanut and Huni, who were glaring at each other.

The game hasn't even started yet, and the top laner and jungler already have a conflict. Moreover, the top laner doesn't seem to be very clear about his own abilities. How can we trust him?

Koma understood the meaning in her eyes, cleared his throat twice, and said, "I meant the bot lane. If we drag the game out against EDG into the late game, you and Junzhi will take over, won't you?"

Back to the game, Riven had already used her teleport back to lane.

But what Expect is facing now is a crocodile with nearly full rage, three-quarters health, and about to level up to level three. It's safe to say that he can no longer afford to bluff against it.

The only good news for Expect at this point might be that the crocodile's Q skill had just hit the minion wave, so the minion wave is now subtly pushing towards him.

However, if you want the minion wave to push across the river, you'll have to wait until at least the fifth wave of minions arrives.

He didn't even want to imagine what would happen if the crocodile accumulated a large wave of minions and then called on Evelynn to tower dive and kill him.

Even swapping heads would cause massive blood loss.

Thinking of this, Expect moved the camera to look at the jungler Trick and found that the opponent had actually farmed to the bottom lane and was killing the raptors. He was immediately furious.

"Shit, buddy, stop spamming that raptor. I need you. Just look at me, okay? Your top laner is about to get wrecked by the enemy."

expect's tone was tinged with anger and longing. He couldn't understand why, with such a significant difference in the top lane, the blue team's jungler Lee Sin would start by farming in the bottom lane. Shouldn't they have protected him?

Trick received his buddy's call but remained unmoved, only saying, "Buddy, you should play it safe and not fight him. Wait for me, I'll come. Let's farm minions under the tower first, okay?"

Logically speaking, he should have started from the bottom up in this round.

However, Trick anticipated that Expect would call for help, but he didn't want to risk going to the top lane to help, so he started with the blue buff.

As for how Expect farms under the tower, that's none of his business. His goal in this game is to survive without dying and get three kills, not to win.

On the other hand, EDG's team has already activated automatic navigation mode, and the entire navigation process has taken them to the top half of the map.

After glancing at the minion wave in the top lane, the factory manager asked, "Which wave of minions is diving the tower?"

Li Chen didn't rush to speak. His Bloodrage was now fully stacked. He moved forward to push Riven out of the experience zone, then turned around and used his Q skill to wipe out the minions, restoring some health to himself.

Seeing that Expect remained calm and did not attempt to challenge him while his Q skill was on cooldown, Li Chen said, "For the fifth wave of minions, you can clear the jungle first."

Riven is a mobile champion, so it's okay for her to gain some experience, which Li Chen can accept. However, he can't accept her trying to farm minions.

By deliberately controlling the speed of the minion wave's advance, the blue team's fifth wave of minions successfully met the red team's minions near the blue team's first tower.

At this moment, Li Chen first used a red-rage Q to push the lane, and then continued to attack minions to build up rage, which clearly revealed his intention to tower dive.

Expect, wary of the crocodile's red-rage W, dared not go up and could only stand trembling in front of the tower.

Under immense pressure, he couldn't help but cast a pleading glance at Perkz in the mid lane.

"Hey Perkz, remember Karin? I'm thinking of throwing a party when I get back and inviting her over..."

"I don't have time to help you. You can win, I believe in you."

Perkz flatly refused. He didn't know Karin at all. He was having the most fun right now, and Mithy and Trick were planning to come and help him. How could he possibly abandon his lane to help top lane at this time?

"Fuck, you guys are such strangers!"

Expect was on the verge of tears. As the crocodile cleared the minion wave and a heart-shaped symbol appeared above his head, he knew his life was about to end.

Actually, if he ran back now, he might still have a chance to escape, but watching a dozen minions get killed by the turret made him think he might as well try to control the enemy; at least that would look heroic.

On the European commentary stage, Dracos, having reconciled with himself, had given up the struggle and returned to the game itself, watching the top and mid lanes launch attacks simultaneously, reigniting his passion.

"Oh, G2 and EDG chose to launch an attack at the same time. Top laner Expect is unwilling to give up a large wave of minions and is now blocked under the tower by Renekton and Evelynn. It looks like he will have a hard time surviving."

However, let's turn our attention to the mid lane. Trick and Mithy are already positioned in the blue buff area, and Bard can dive into the tower. Can they capitalize on this opportunity? Scout doesn't seem to have any intention of retreating either.

Rice followed up, saying, "The top lane made their move. Riven's skills were used first, and after Renekton's stun ended, he used his E skill to close the distance, followed by an A-W-A-Q-A, and Evelynn followed up with her skills for crowd control. It was a very smooth combo of control and attacks. Expect had no chance to fight back."