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Normally, for imp, having his championship skin used by someone else should be a happy thing.

However, there are always exceptions.

It's worth noting that Su Mu, who is currently facing off against imp, has two championship skins. Even though one of them hasn't been officially released yet, Su Mu has more championship skins than imp just by looking at the number of them on his head.

Furthermore, imp's championship skins are products from an ancient era.

With the advent of the esports era, more and more new League of Legends players are flooding into the game world.

These new players mostly question the value of championships from the early days.

Imp often sees similar comments during his live streams.

On the surface, he always appeared calm and composed, but how could he truly be indifferent deep down?

Are we just going to ignore what they say, like it's nothing but a fart?

This is merely the opinion of an outsider. However, only those who have experienced it firsthand can truly understand that real torment is not the sudden, sharp pain, but rather like accidentally getting a tiny thorn on your finger from a plant when you were a child. It may seem insignificant, but in reality, it makes you feel like you are sitting on pins and needles, extremely uncomfortable.

imp also longs to prove himself again in the remaining years of his career.

He wanted to prove that even after five years, he was still qualified to be a champion AD carry!

But this game has only been going on for a few minutes!

Imp already felt an immense pressure.

The opponent chose an unpopular champion like Twitch and even specifically picked his championship skin. Isn't that clearly an attempt to put pressure on him?

After a brief lane swap, Su Mu's Twitch returned to the bottom lane shortly afterward.

It is particularly worth mentioning that in the short few seconds that Su Mu's character disappeared from the mid lane, imp and Green Hair had to retreat.

The reason is that Galio has not yet left the mid lane.

As long as Galio is still around, Twitch is very likely to repeat his old tricks, using the same method of ganking from the mid lane to coordinate with Galio in the bottom lane for another brilliant 2-2-3-4 tactical combo.

"Why? How could they play the game like that?"

At this moment, imp was filled with a hundred kinds of dissatisfaction.

Just as they were retreating, EDG's mid laner and support player pressed forward without hesitation, successfully blocking the next wave of siege minions right in front of imp and LvMao.

If EDG's mid and support players are allowed to continue doing this, it is very likely that a situation of pushing back the lane will arise again.

Meanwhile, after using his teleport skill to come down in the middle lane, Ya Gao was also facing a wave of minions with siege minions.

Syndra's wave clear speed is quite good, but clearing out cannon minions quickly is not an easy task.

What made Toothpaste even more upset was that just as he picked up the sports car and threw it far away so that his minions could continue to advance, Nightmare slowly emerged from the bushes in the river and threw his Q skill, Dream Path, directly at him, and then ran straight towards him.

Faced with the relatively strong performance of the nightmare, toothpaste had no choice but to retreat temporarily.

Although the minion wave eventually pushed through, the siege minion failed to be successfully last-hit and was lost for nothing.

On the other side, in order to prevent the minion wave in the bottom lane from being completely blocked, the excavator had to turn back again to help imp get out of the minion wave predicament.

It was precisely for this reason that after intimidating the toothpaste, Jiejie quietly made her way towards the upper jungle.

The fact that the excavator was able to arrive in the bottom lane so early, and was only level 3 at that time, suggests that the excavator's counter-jungling operation in the upper jungle was not thorough enough.

Indeed, when Jiejie returned to his own jungle, he was pleasantly surprised to find that he still had two groups of jungle monsters, the wolves and the toad, to clear. This situation couldn't be better.

Jiejie first ate the three wolves and the toad, and then took the river crab in the upper jungle. Before she knew it, Jiejie had leveled up to level 5.

Although Doinb lost some minions, fortunately not by too much, and then returned to the mid lane.

Especially in this game, Doinb's choice of talents was a revelation to countless viewers.

He chose the Predator talent, which players commonly refer to as the Wolf Head.

Toothpaste, who thought he had at least saved Galio from taking a wave of minions, suddenly saw a wolf head icon appear above his head. Then, Toothpaste saw Galio striding quickly towards him on the front line. Thanks to the movement speed bonus from this talent, Galio's losses on the minion wave were reduced by about half.

"EDG's lane rotation strategy... the lost minion wave was negligible."

PDD watched the game footage and said thoughtfully.

On the surface, EDG frequently switched lanes and farmed lanes in the early stages of the game.

Normally, such frequent route changes can easily make people feel that the rhythm is becoming chaotic.

After all, switching lanes and covering lanes require a high degree of teamwork and precise timing; a slight misstep can disrupt the rhythm.

However, upon closer examination, we find that this is not the case.

Although the mid laner lost a small amount of minions in this series of maneuvers, the other lanes were all in a profitable position.

In particular, the Nightmare controlled by Jiejie has a significant level advantage, already two levels ahead of the excavator used by the opponent.

At this point, the excavator is not yet level 4; it needs another group of monsters to level up.

As for Xiaofu, who was operating the excavator, there were no more monsters to farm in his lower half of the jungle before the next round of monster respawns.

This means he cannot quickly level up by farming jungle monsters and narrow the gap with Nightmare.

JD Gaming, a team known for its efficient operations, seems to have developed cracks in its encounter with EDG.

It's worth noting that JD Gaming's team has always controlled the pace of the game with meticulous operational strategies, but this time they found themselves in such a situation early on.

Inside the live stream, viewers' comments scrolled incessantly. Someone exclaimed in surprise, "Twitch has an advantage in last-hitting? No, how come Twitch can gain an advantage against Ashe?"

This situation was truly unexpected for many people. After all, in conventional game understanding, Ashe, as a marksman hero, has a certain advantage in the laning phase, while Twitch was able to turn the tables and put pressure on her, which was indeed surprising.

Some viewers expressed concern: "Goodness, with Nightmare's development speed, it feels like JD Gaming's bot lane duo without Flash is going to suffer later."

Given Nightmare's rapid development, the JD Gaming bot lane duo, without Flash as a crucial survival skill, are likely to become Nightmare's prey and find themselves in danger.

Immediately afterwards, someone else called out: "Director? Director, please check the road!"

But someone immediately responded: "Even the dog on the top lane isn't watching. These two are just playing house. Look at their health bars, they're like a crazy electrocardiogram, going down one minute and going up the next."