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There is no doubt that the response to this match was incredibly enthusiastic.

Even though everyone was somewhat prepared for the potential for such intense attention, they were still deeply shocked when the sheer volume of attention arrived.

Moreover, after Su Mu's match, some marketing accounts with keen senses and video creators who focus on e-sports content were almost overjoyed and cried tears of happiness!

How could they not be happy?

For them, it was like their "father" had come back!

Various eye-catching and sensational videos were meticulously edited well in advance and then launched like cannonballs to various video platforms!

As long as the title contains the words "Su Shen", the popularity will definitely not be low!

Meanwhile, on the other side, in the Anti-G2 forum, known as the "Louvre of esports," the classic "EDG VS G2 Player Scoring Thread (Other Scoring Threads Deleted)" had already successfully made it to the front page! The first person to be hotly discussed was naturally Su Mu!

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Below, a flood of praise and comments went viral!

"Forget everything else, Mu-dad, all I ask is that this year, another bright star can be added to your team uniform!"

"Some say Faker represents the longest river in League of Legends, then you are the tallest mountain in League of Legends!!"

"Su Shen: Three seasons have passed, everyone. I've changed positions three times, so why are you still so vulnerable?"

"I didn't really feel it before, but after these past few months, I've realized one thing: it's so wonderful to have Su Shen's matches to watch!"

"There are no gods who descend from the mountain. I climbed to the summit back then, and to this day I still stand firmly at the highest point, looking down upon all living beings!"

"I only have one word to describe him: God!"

It wasn't just this one post; at this very moment, the entire Anti-Japanese Bar, all the posts, and all the members seemed to have fallen into a state of frantic praise for Su Mu!

With Su Mu, EDG feels like two completely different teams!

To be honest, let's fight it out. The tradition here is to brag when we win and criticize when we lose.

It's normal to receive praise after winning a game.

However, such a situation, where almost everyone is praising the anti-Japanese sentiment and there is hardly anyone criticizing it, is extremely rare in the anti-Japanese forum!

Of course, the other members of EDG also had high scores as always, all of them scoring 9.9!

The comments below each person's post were all incredibly positive.

As for G2, as the loser, and a loser who was beaten so badly, the only player with a rating above 4.0 is Caps.

It can only be said that without comparison, the intensity of the damage would not be apparent.

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The third round of the group stage of this MSI tournament features two highly anticipated matches: one is the SKT team, which once created a dynasty and has left an indelible mark on the history of League of Legends esports with countless glorious achievements; the other is the G2 team, which just lost to EDG in the match.

Although it was only a BO1 match, its importance was self-evident, which made the entire EDG team highly alert and in high spirits.

If EDG were to rank the teams they closely follow, there would be no doubt that SKT and G2 would be in the top two spots.

After all, both teams have demonstrated strong strength and competitiveness in past competitions.

However, the result of the match was unexpected.

In this BO1 match where SKT intended to prove they had successfully broken out of their slump, SKT ultimately lost to G2.

In this match, G2's Perkz shone brightly, delivering an outstanding performance that made him the focus of attention.

The result left many viewers in awe: "It turns out it wasn't that G2 was weak, but that EDG was just too strong!"

……

As the tournament progresses, the fourth round of the group stage arrives, and it's EDG's turn to take the stage again. This time, their opponent is the Flash Wolves.

In recent years, teams in the LMS region have suffered repeated setbacks in terms of results, and their overall performance has become increasingly similar to passive play and "tanking".

Flash Wolves, once the leader of the LMS region, still holds the top spot in the region, but anyone with a discerning eye can see that their strength has declined significantly compared to the past.

The reason they can still maintain their leading position is simply because the overall environment of the region is too poor, like "fishing with explosives" in a low-level fishpond. In the long run, it is only natural that the overall level of the teams will decline.

Since the departure of their three core players, Karsa, Maple, and Snake, the Flash Wolves unsurprisingly chose to bring in new players in order to maintain their top spot in the division.

Even though news had already spread from Riot Games that the LMS region was about to be removed from the league, it did not deter Flash Wolves from investing in team building.

They put a lot of effort into every aspect, including carefully building their coaching staff, as evidenced by the Flash Wolves' performance in the play-in stage.

Despite facing a team whose strength on paper seems to have declined significantly, EDG did not take it lightly at all.

After all, the Flash Wolves have a "hereditary" characteristic, which is still evident in the previous matches of this MSI: they are as unpredictable as "wild cards".

When they are in good form, they seem to transform into a formidable force, snatching victory from strong teams; but when they are out of form, their performance is as bad as that of a team in the second division.

Moreover, EDG and Flash Wolves have completely different mindsets towards this MSI.

EDG's goal in participating in the tournament is very clear: to win the championship. In Su Mu's judgment, Flash Wolves' participation is more about attracting the attention of the world's audience. They will most likely go all out in the first group stage match, just like in previous years when they participated in world championships, and shine in the first round of the tournament, even at the cost of revealing all their trump cards.

They then suffered consecutive defeats in the second round and were ultimately eliminated, which seems to have become a rather dramatic label for the Flash Wolves.

With G2's post-match interview following the end of the game, the match between Flash Wolves and EDG officially began.

The Flash Wolves, who had the priority to choose sides, decisively chose the blue side without hesitation.

The commentators for today's match are none other than the well-known duo of Guan Zeyuan and Wang Jide.

Guan Zeyuan demonstrated his profound professional skills from the very beginning.

"The Flash Wolves... to be honest, if you look at their players individually, each one has a unique background and story."

Guan Zeyuan slowly said, "There's no need to say more about Betty. He is currently the most senior player in FW. Even top laner Hanabi is more than a year younger than him in terms of seniority. Betty made his debut on the world stage as early as 2016."

“That’s right.” Wang Ji nodded slightly in agreement. “Back then, Betty was just a rookie, but now he’s capable of carrying the Flash Wolves. However, Snake’s departure has more or less affected the bot lane synergy of the Flash Wolves.”