She chose the strategy with the most bullet comments.

When X2 shouted, he also saw a snowman pushing a huge snowball over from the side path in the jungle.

E was on cooldown, and Flash was also on cooldown. Landing at the narrow entrance of the jungle left no room for maneuver, and I was knocked up a second time.

You have been killed!

X2 was ambushed and killed in his own jungle by the top laner and jungler, and with a twitch of his lips, he switched to the top lane. Seeing that the minion wave was stuck in front of the tower, he could only helplessly watch.

If the top laner can't come, what's going on in the mid lane?

X2 switched back to the middle lane, but what he saw made his eyes widen in shock.

Our ally has been killed!

The crocodile died... and died under the tower...

The person who killed him was Irelia, and after killing him, she walked out of the turret's attack range with her weapon still in hand, with about one-sixth of her health remaining.

"Damn, the damage is so high!"

C3 frowned in frustration. He hadn't expected that just after switching screens to check the jungle area and rushing there, he would see the screen flashing a red light indicating he was under attack.

When he pressed space to bring the camera back, his health was already below half. Using his ultimate to fight back was futile; the stun duration of Irelia's W was very short, almost less than 0.6 seconds, and she recovered, giving him a thorough beating…

But that doesn't make sense either. It's not impossible for Irelia to one-shot Renekton in the early game, provided Renekton doesn't have his ultimate. What would the enemy team do then...?

The thought had barely crossed C3's mind when he saw the Zero-Er-Shirt, the Absolute Cloak of Agility in the Blade Girl's equipment slot.

A warrior building critical strike items?!

…(I) Erling Sanling (VII) Siba Could it be that in that short second of screen switching, the Irelia slashed herself twice in a row with critical hits? That's ridiculous, isn't it?

It really is.

[Crocodile: Hosting a lucky draw event for Irelia!]

Wow, how dare she solo tower dive the crocodile? If it weren't for two consecutive critical hits, she would have been killed under the tower.

[Sparrow's attack is outrageous. My ADC with 70% crit rate can get 3 consecutive auto-attacks without criting, but Xiao Mu with 15% crit rate gets two hits in a row?]

It can't be that because she's good-looking, God favors her with good luck, right?

The comments above are a bit outrageous.

[As a Barbarian King player, I'm not surprised. I've even had two consecutive critical hits with less than 10% critical hit rate.]

The live stream chat was filled with exclamations of surprise, and Shengxi, the commentator, was also astonished.

"Xiao Mu is so daring. She was probably trying to whittle down the Renekton's health and prevent him from going to the jungle to provide support, while also using him as a springboard to block the entrance to the jungle on the left side of the mid tower."

"It should be, perhaps even Xiao Mu herself didn't expect to get two consecutive critical hits with basic attacks, which made the already low-health crocodile drop directly to the kill threshold, so it went with the flow; Qun Er then Lin Wushan started (one) Shan Zhou opened the ultimate and went all out to output."

"Now that Feng Lan Ye and Nakano are dead, no one can stop Step by Step from taking the lead."

"Both players are in terrible shape. Ekko is still below level 6 after the Rift Herald spawns, and Renekton has died twice. Renekton is a champion designed to be a strong early-to-mid-game carry, but his strength curve will decrease over time."

"The hero who should have had an advantage in the early game died twice, and the kills were still taken by heroes like Irelia. It's hard for them to make a comeback and make a sound. After all, in terms of mid-to-late game combat power, Irelia is a terrifying warrior who can't be controlled. Whether it's the front or back line, seeing her is a nightmare."

"In esports, luck is also a part of skill. Just five minutes ago we were saying that this 'step-by-step' lineup is struggling to find its rhythm; if we can't break the deadlock, we'll be led by the nose by Feng Lanye."

"No one expected the situation to reverse in just three minutes. The director switched to the economic curve and found that Step by Step Win's mid and jungle were leading by nearly 1,500 gold, which is the difference between the two of them combined."

"Xiaowei's ward placement in the jungle was crucial. She spotted Ekko and coordinated with her teammates to launch a surprise attack. At the same time, she initiated an attack in the mid lane to hold back the Renekton. Jax in the top lane didn't realize that Malphite had entered the jungle at first, so he didn't have time to provide support."

"The information gap combined with their excellent teamwork has allowed them to achieve a series of victories, even though many people can't really tell their true skill level and some even think that the top laner is relatively weak."

"Yes, it's strange or even magical. It seems plausible to say that their opponents aren't very strong, but to say they aren't strong is also true, since they still managed to break through the competition to get to the offline stage."

X2 and C3 realized the situation was dire; the phrase "bloodshed" was no exaggeration. Seeing that they had secured victory by taking down the vanguard, they immediately summoned a hero in the mid lane, completely exhausted.

Brother... oh no, sister, it hasn't even been ten minutes yet, isn't it a bit much to try and break through the middle lane already?

Irelia's W skill has built-in healing, and with the skill build prioritizing maxing out this skill, her health is almost fully restored after defeating the Rift Herald. She doesn't suffer from low health due to tower diving and being unable to secure plating.

Su Mu is now taking advantage of Bai Wei's presence to enjoy eating tart crusts with her.

The vanguard smashed through two layers, then kept attacking and taking down another layer until the vanguard died and all the minions were gone. Only then did the two of them leave, somewhat reluctant to leave.

Both Ike and Crocodile could only watch helplessly, not daring to step forward and stop it.

He's standing under the snowman tower, holding his ultimate move in hand; anyone who goes in is just feeding.

It's important to know that even if this champion's ultimate is interrupted, the damage will still be dealt, unless the champion instantly kills the target during the ultimate, like Lux does when she uses her ultimate.

The tower lost three layers, the minions lost a wave, and the economic gap widened to five or six hundred.

This 500-600 gold difference is basically the economic gap between top laners, the bot lane is about the same, the mid and jungle are significantly ahead, and the overall difference is around 2,000 gold.

What's even more surprising is that the Irelia player pulled out a complete set of items as soon as she got home, which wasn't a myth.

"The Scythe of Essence?"

When Su Mu actually bought a mana-draining item, the audience and commentators were stunned.

I thought the Sheen in her backpack would be combined into Trinity Force, but it turned out to be this item that is usually only built by ADCs. No wonder she bought a Cloak of Critical Strike before.

"Irelia's development is too advanced. Not only does she have Essence Reaver, but her Mercury's Treads make her incredibly stable. Does she have Tenacity rune? I didn't notice before," Lanling said uncertainly.

"With the 'Firmly Attached' and the 'Precision' skill's lifesteal, once health drops below 30%, the total resilience will reach a terrifying 65%."

"..."

Online, C3, who was still farming and developing, saw Irelia's Q minion approaching and wisely retreated. Unexpectedly, the opponent immediately flashed up and hit him with a slowing E...

X2: ? ? ?

So intent on killing?

100. Staged accident?

After ARAR unleashed a combo, C3 found her health bar had dropped to one-third in an instant. She then used her ultimate and W to retreat.

Damn it, another critical hit...

The hastily applied W wasn't a full-red rage, so the stun duration was already halved. Combined with Irelia's high tenacity reduction, she recovered from the stun in about 0.3 seconds and was able to chase down with a Blade Strike.

The damage from that simple Blade Strike is more than the amount of health he gains when he uses his ultimate!

Now that things had come to this, C3 knew he had no choice but to use Flash.

But just as he flashed under the tower, he saw a critical hit damage number appear on his body and was hit by the final blade of Irelia's ultimate.

Health bar reduced to zero.

You have been killed!

"I'm speechless. Are they playing the game on a whim?!"

Holy crap, the Irelia only has a 20% crit chance, and she only did a few auto attacks, yet she crit three times?

Even if it's not a series of critical hits, it's still pretty outrageous!

Hearing C3's unbelievable words, the others twitched at the corners of their mouths, unsure of what to say. (Additionally...)

All they knew was that if China and Tajikistan didn't... Erhai...

There's no one to defend right now. If the outer mid-lane turret falls too early, vision in the jungle will be severely restricted. It's not just impossible to move around; there's a risk of accidentally walking into the Yeti's ultimate.

Crocodile needs to create tempo when playing mid lane. If the mid tower falls early, he'll spend most of his time locked in the mid lane clearing waves, making it difficult for him to cover the jungle and side lanes. 彡

"Irelia's scaling is unstoppable. She'll take down the mid tower, and from now on, whether she's invading the jungle or roaming the side lanes, Renekton won't be able to keep an eye on her."

"Wind Embraces Leaves is in a bit of a dead end. Crocodile in the mid lane isn't like top lane; once it collapses, it's basically useless." - Yu

"Let's keep watching, it's still early. Let's review the replay of this solo kill." (by Yu)

Under slow-motion analysis, Su Mu's sequence of actions was clearly displayed, and many people simultaneously thought of four words.

The flowing clouds and misty leeks are like the sewage of Qi Jiu.

She operates so smoothly!

The replay cuts back to the normal game, and the screen shows the top lane.

Xiaowei has killed Z1!

The moment viewers saw the match footage and the kill announcements, countless viewers couldn't hold back their excitement. How could another kill occur in the short time it takes to play a replay?

[Director, please pay attention to the timing of entering the factory.]

【？？？】

Stop asking questions, the weapon clearly got ganked!

"I never expected that after watching the replay of the mid-lane solo kill, the Jax would also be caught and killed by the Yeti, with a huge wave of minions under the tower. It was absolutely explosive!"

"The weapon's teleportation ability is gone; I don't know how they got caught."

The director acted quickly, and seeing that there would be no fighting in the middle and bottom lanes for the time being, he quickly switched to the top lane kill replay.

On screen, the rock golem suddenly lunges forward and throws an Indian roti at the weapon, raising its hands to indicate that it's activating the W key, looking like it's about to come up and slap someone.

The weapon seemed worried that the Yeti would push the ball behind the Stone Golem, so it used Q to create distance, but it didn't expect the Stone Golem to activate its ultimate and charge in the next second.

Z1 reacted very quickly, using Blink to dodge just as the Stone Golem was about to hit him.

But he didn't expect that at the spot where he flashed, a snowman was pushing a ball out.

With that flash, he landed right on top of the giant snowball in the other person's hand, was knocked away with a bang, and then was subjected to the snowman's EQR combo.

Having lost all means of movement, the weapon couldn't escape the range of the Yeti's ultimate, and activating the E skill was futile; it was beaten to death by the two of them.

The seemingly comical kill sequence made many people burst out laughing.

【Ya'er, with such skill with weapons, you must have done your fair share of staged accidents…】

[Hey, if you call him bad, his awareness is pretty good; he dodged the Krugs' ultimate very quickly. But if you don't call him bad, he deliberately ran into the Yeti's face...]

Shengxi almost burst out laughing, but managed to suppress it and said, "Z1's operation was already very good, but he never expected that the Yeti would push the ball out from the jungle entrance behind him."

"That position is quite difficult to turn. In hindsight, Xiaoyu's intentions were too obvious. He had been playing defensively and developing his skills, but suddenly became aggressive. Anyone could see that someone was behind him."

"As the saying goes, nothing is more coincidental than a story. Z1's skillful dodging maneuver turned into a deliberate attempt to bait someone... Or perhaps, everything was part of the Ueno sisters' calculated strategy to win step by step?"

"Hmm, that's a bit scary..."

"..."

Z1 watched helplessly as the minions under the tower were eaten by the tower, and then watched as the Golem and Xue-Qiong Erlin deleted two Linqi four eight people ate the tower's armor. He was incredibly sad.

Ultimately, the reason the Yeti was able to appear in the jungle was because the mid and jungle players bombed it too early, affecting the side lanes.

Even if his teammates only bomb Ekko, Nunu wouldn't dare to easily leave that position to tower dive and gank.

Weapon is a hero that needs a lot of gold. Now, his development is greatly hindered. Without two items, he can't even kill the Malphite. Without three items, he's as fragile as paper when he joins team fights. Without his E skill, he'll most likely be killed by Irelia in a few hits.

What Z1 could think of, others could also think of.

By the way, where is Irelia? Where did she go after taking down the mid lane tower?

In the bottom lane, before V4 and B5 could even think things through, Sivir suddenly activated her ultimate and charged towards them. Yuumi used her ultimate to slow down and keep them in place.

"Get out of here!"

The two V4 players hugged the wall and flashed towards the turret, their eyes fixed on the jungle entrance.

Is Irelia coming out?

not at all.

The two even retreated to the bushes where they were hiding but didn't find Irelia. They only saw Sivir pushing the minion wave under the tower, enjoying the tower plates with Yuumi who had gotten off the troll.

Little did they know that from God's perspective, their actions were no different from engaging in a battle of wits with thin air...

"The entire Fenglanye team is in disarray. In the bot lane, Sivir's ultimate alone scared them into using Flash twice. Ekko is constantly on the move, failing to gank top or bot, and even failing to spot Irelia and only daring to move towards the high ground..."

"The economic gap is widening, it's almost four thousand."

The audience wasn't so subtle; their feelings towards Feng Lanye and the two on the road were simply: a mixture of amusement and exasperation.

They'll probably cry when they review the game afterward...

[This is hilarious! What are they afraid of?]

[It's understandable that they're afraid. From Feng Lanye's perspective, even the weapon was caught and killed despite being so careful. The Irelia is nowhere to be seen, so she might go to gank the bottom lane. The bottom lane is the only lane that's doing well in terms of farming. If that lane also explodes, then the game is over.]

There's no fun to be had now. The Yeti and the Irelia will flank them from two directions. How are they going to escape without Flash? Who will Janna Q?

[I'm afraid Q is useless against anyone; if the minion wave is pushed to the tower, you're guaranteed to die.]