League: Educating LPL is my duty.

The live stream chat was buzzing with comments, and the game officially began.

The lineups for both sides in this game are as follows:

Blue team:

Top laner - Riven

Jungler - Lee Sin

Mid lane - LeBlanc

ad——EZ

Support - Zyra

Red Team:

Top Lane - Fiora

Jungler - Spider

Mid Lane - Crystal Maiden

ad——Velus

Support - Lulu

Upon reaching level one, Huni didn't go to the jungle but instead went directly to the lane to steal the bushes, firmly securing the top lane bushes.

Li Chen ran from the jungle river to the top lane and didn't see anyone in the tri-bush, so he guessed that Fiora might be hiding in the bush.

Theoretically speaking, if Li Chen uses his third Q to face-check the bush at this point, even if Fiora is actually inside, she wouldn't dare to fight him head-on.

However, considering the potential impact, Li Chen did not intend to do so.

He also expects to see headlines like "god_C encounters the strongest random Fiora player in a late-night ranked game, and the two fight for 300 rounds without a clear winner" on tomorrow's domestic headlines.

Li Chen waited patiently for the minion wave to arrive, then followed behind the ranged minion, using his Q ability to block it while moving forward along the riverbank.

As the minion waves of both sides converged, Li Chen noticed that the enemy Fiora hadn't shown herself yet, so he quickly said to the camera, "Brothers, the enemy Fiora is a pro. Although I haven't seen her yet, I can already feel the killing intent emanating from her. It's very strong."

As he spoke, Li Chen controlled Riven to move forward and use her three-stage Q to knock up three melee minions.

Seeing that Li Chen had used his skill, Huni finally emerged from the bushes and walked straight toward Riven, hoping to take the opportunity to chip away at her health.

However, Riven's weakness is located in the lower left corner, which Fiora cannot attack at all.

Under normal circumstances, Li Chen would first create two seconds of distance. If Fiora still dared to continue chasing, he could turn around and exchange attacks with her.

With the passive bonus and the Q skill's cooldown almost finished, Fiora won't be able to compete.

However, Li Chen's goal in this game was to conceal his true strength, so he didn't engage in any skirmishes but instead turned around and engaged the Fiora in a direct firefight.

The two exchanged blows, but Huni ultimately used her "smoother" maneuvers to exploit an opening and accelerate away before Li Chen's Q skill could cool down.

Li Chen controlled Riven and used two Qs to chase, not even daring to use them too quickly, for fear of actually catching up with Fiora and making her health come back.

After the first wave of blood exchange ended, Li Chen began to play cautiously, saying, "This is so hard, guys. This guy is pretty strong. Riven is still too difficult to play against Fiora."

[6666, I'm ignoring your performance and watching you put on a show all by yourself.]

To be honest, those actors in high-level games don't look convincing, but your performance doesn't seem like acting.

[I don't know, and I dare not ask, but as soon as I entered, I saw Fiora beating up the carry.]

Is this what they call an old man teasing a mischievous child? Interesting!

For two minutes in the laning phase, Li Chen had been holding back, keeping his health at a slight disadvantage, but Fiora had unknowingly pushed the minion wave a little towards his own side.

This was also to make the performance more realistic, because if someone were to actually be defeated by a random passerby, it would seem too fake.

The two sides fought fiercely and were evenly matched. He even made a move occasionally, but he couldn't get any kills, which is more in line with the actual situation.

Huni, who was gradually gaining the upper hand in the game, was becoming increasingly confident and in high spirits.

He finally found that feeling of meeting a worthy opponent, a battle of wits where both sides traded blows, but in the end he always came out on top.

"So this is god_C? You do have some skill, but if I get a counter hero, you're still no match for me."

At this moment, Koma, who had returned to the training room with a cup of coffee, stood behind Huni again, wanting to see how many times Huni had died, but found that Huni had actually suppressed Riven.

Koma was incredulous. He rubbed his eyes, carefully looked at the opposing Riven's ID, and after confirming that it really was EDG god丶C, he was completely stunned.

Is it true that Huni dominated god丶C?

is that a lie?

Unconvinced, Huni went to the computer next to him and opened Shark Live. After confirming that it was indeed Li Chen operating the game, he had no choice but to believe it.

Riven seemed hesitant and timid under Fiora's pressure, yet she controlled the minion wave very well, which didn't seem like she was in poor condition.

This made Kkoma think to himself, "Could Fiora really counter Riven? Maybe I should let Huni try it in the match?"

The game continued, and Li Chen was putting on a very hard show, but the viewers in the live stream were having a great time. Many of the cross-dressers were saying that God_C had fallen and that a new generation of prodigies had emerged in Brazil.

About four minutes later, Lee Sin saw Fiora pushing the lane, so he came to the top lane to gank.

However, Huni's jungler teammate was also watching Li Chen's live stream. Although there was a slight delay, when Lee Sin went to the upper jungle, he gave Huni a signal in advance and placed a ward in the river.

Finally, the Blind Monk was caught off guard and ambushed by the Spider, but fortunately, Li Chen came to his rescue and saved him.

However, Lee Sin was low on health and needed to recall. To avoid being overwhelmed by Elise and getting tower-dived, Li Chen decisively chose to recall with Lee Sin, abandoning the wave of minions that was about to reach the tower.

Having suffered losses in both finances and experience this time, Li Chen has even more reason to feign weakness in the future.

Even when facing Huni's lane control pressure, Li Chen even made a small maneuver, forcibly resetting the minion wave to avoid the situation becoming too passive.

When the timer reached seven minutes, Li Chen felt it was time to show off. So, after calculating the damage, he seized the opportunity to unleash his ultimate and deal a combo to Fiora.

This attack clearly caught Huni off guard. Huni didn't react in time and almost died.

To avoid getting a kill, Li Chen deliberately slowed down his combo, allowing the second part of his ultimate to be blocked by Fiora's W. In the end, due to insufficient damage, both sides called a retreat.

The subsequent scenes were basically the same. Whether Huni made the first move or Li Chen took the initiative to attack, both sides basically stopped short of killing each other.

However, Huni seemed to have the upper hand throughout, and was slightly ahead of Li Chen in last-hitting.

As a current focus of League of Legends in China, Li Chen's live stream featured a hard-fought match against a random player playing Fiora, with Li Chen even appearing to be suppressed. This news immediately attracted many people of unknown origin to the live stream.

[Wow, is this the highest mountain on the road?]

[He couldn't even beat a random passerby; C's true form was completely exposed.]

[They think they can beat SKT? They might as well give up and go to bed.]

[If you can believe this is C's true skill level, you've achieved something truly remarkable in your life.]

[Questions: Today's livestream topics are: 1. How to play Riven against Fiora. 2. The professional ethics of an actor.]