League: Educating LPL is my duty.

The queue times for top-tier ranks in the Korean server are long, so Li Chen spent nearly ten minutes giving the audience and Faker a pep talk.

Furthermore, Li Chen used the third game of MSI as evidence, which made his motivational speech seem even more credible.

After all, no one thinks that Huni can't even beat A Guang. The LCK's dominance over the LPL cannot be completely wiped out by just one MSI.

The only explanation for the situation in the third game is that Huni fell into self-doubt and his performance became severely distorted.

hum!

At this moment, the game officially started. After Li Chen and Faker clicked to enter, they found that neither of them had gotten their preferred position.

Li Chen chose top lane as his main carry and bot lane as his secondary carry, and the system assigned him to the bot lane. Faker chose mid lane as his main carry and jungle as his secondary carry, and the system assigned him to the support role.

"Impossible, is this even playable? Is the system ripping us off?" Li Chen's expression changed completely when he saw that he was actually going to walk down with Faker.

I was just saying Faker shouldn't play support and troll, and then the two of them went bot together. Is that even playable?

Upon seeing the two players choose their respective paths, the live chat exploded with comments.

[666, C plays AD, Faker plays support, this is going to be interesting.]

[World No. 1 Middle School + World No. 1 High School = ?]

[I've prepared the rice; now it's up to the streamer to put on a good show.]

[Top lane Smeb, mid lane Rookie, isn't this better than a custom game with ten players?]

[What lineup would the opposing team need if they were facing a carry player plus Faker, along with two pro players in the mid and top lanes?]

At this moment, Li Chen had no interest in paying attention to the comments, because he was thinking about how to switch lanes with others.

However, considering that doing so might affect his relationship with Faker... his friendship, Li Chen changed his approach: "Faker, how about you play Lulu this game, and I'll play Kalista?"

But as soon as Li Chen finished speaking, Lulu was lifted onto the bench by the other side.

Seeing this, Faker immediately pointed to his signature Alistar: "I'm pretty good at playing Alistar."

"I know, he's the bane of the canyon!"

Li Chen couldn't help but mutter a curse to himself before saying, "Let's choose another one. This one doesn't really match the Spear of Vengeance. I want the incense burner."

"No, no, no, it's possible. Alistar has a passive that can heal you and trigger Ardent Censer, it's very strong." Faker said confidently, feeling that he had a good understanding.

Although Li Chen couldn't understand what he was saying, the confidence in his tone was obvious.

"Is it possible that I'm saying you have a problem, not that the hero has a problem?"

Li Chen sighed silently and stopped talking, quietly switching his healing to teleportation.

Both sides selected their heroes quickly, and within minutes they entered the game loading screen. At this point, everyone finally saw the lineup of the opposing team that they had been eagerly anticipating.

Blue team:

Top laner Smeb - Weapon

Jungle Random Player - Blind Man

Syndra, the mid-lane rookie

adgod丶C——Spear of Vengeance

Support Faker - Alistar

Red Team:

Top lane Khan - Crocodile

Jungle cuzz - Rek'Sai

Mid laner BDD - Azir

ad尺帝—Mouse

Support Gorilla - Karma

At a glance, there were ten people in the game. Apart from the jungler on Li Chen's side, who was not recognized, the others were basically all professional players.

Moreover, these players are all top-tier professional players. Except for Smeb and Rookie, all of them will participate in this year's World Championship. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to call this game an all-star match.

Holy crap, what an all-star lineup! Every class except Lee Sin!

This game was quite challenging, but I don't think the blue side has a good chance.

[Hey streamer, let's open a betting pool. I've given you so much free stuff, let me recoup some of my losses.]

[The bottom lane is predictable; they might be okay in a 1v2 situation, but a 2v2 is out of the question.]

When Li Chen saw the negative comments about him, he was immediately filled with rage and became extremely angry.

"Okay, okay, you're mocking the streamer, aren't you? Last year's world champion team was beaten to second place by the streamer. How could I not win a single ranked game? Let's open betting and guess whether the streamer can win this game."

As soon as the betting started, viewers in the live stream placed their bets, and the total amount quickly exceeded one million fish balls.

However, at a glance, it's clear that there are far more people betting on the left side, and the odds have dropped to 0.37 and are still falling.

"Faker, we're sure to win this game, right? You know how good my Kalista is. If we can't win in the bot lane, we'll have to do a post-game analysis to find the culprit." Li Chen began to subtly put pressure on Faker.

Although Faker is obsessed with League of Legends, it doesn't mean he's stupid. After listening to the translator's words, he paused for a few seconds and said, "If you play well, there's no reason why our bot lane should lose."

Before the game even started, their friendship was already on the verge of capsizing.

Li Chen didn't say anything. After silently buying the equipment, he stuck the contract into the Minotaur's body, and his eyes gradually cleared.

It's impossible for Faker to take the blame. Whether or not to use Kalista's ultimate, and when to use it, is up to him. Faker should just be a punching bag.

After leaving the base, neither side did anything particularly sneaky; they simply placed vision posts in the river, exchanged a deep gaze with the other side, and then logged off.

As a random player, the jungler was furious but dared not speak out when he saw that the two bottom laners had no intention of helping him clear the jungle. He could only silently go to the top side of the jungle to clear the jungle by himself.

However, Li Chen and Faker weren't the only ones thinking about taking over the lane. The opposing bot lane duo also opted not to help their jungler clear the jungle, choosing instead to go to lane early to secure lane priority.

Before the minions reached the lane, the two sides met near the mid lane of the bottom lane. Perhaps relying on their long range, Ruler immediately pushed forward with Gorilla, wanting to trade blows with Li Chen first.

How could Li Chen tolerate Ruler? In the current version, Kalista is a lane bully, how dare a mere Twitch act so arrogantly?

So Li Chen tagged Karma: "Faker tops him."

Before the translator could speak, Faker understood what Li Chen meant. Perhaps he felt that the translation was too slow and was affecting the coordination, so Faker used a more direct method.

He kowtowed once on the spot, and then immediately ran back.

"Wait, who taught you to use Q on a level 1 Alistar?" Li Chen was completely stunned by what he saw. He questioned them while pulling up his pants and retreating.

After all, no matter how strong Vengeful Spear is, it's impossible for it to fight two opponents at level one, especially two long-range enemies. If it doesn't run away, it can only wait to get beaten up.

But Karma wasn't going to let the two off easily. After chasing Li Chen and Faker for a few steps, she used her first RQ.

Sa oh my god, PDD!

Li Chen reacted quickly, activating his Q skill the instant Karma raised her hand, thrusting his spear at Karma while simultaneously dashing to the side.