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"Wow... how did they escape..." Wang Duoduo, a seasoned commentator in the commentary booth, had seen countless amazing plays. Many plays that viewers considered flashy were just basic operations for professional players in his eyes.

But Su Mu's brilliant response still made Wang Duoduo's scalp tingle, completely taking him by surprise.

At the same time, on the bullet screen forum, countless comments poured down like snowflakes.

Holy crap! God!

"Goodness, this isn't the first or second time that Su Shen has pulled off a comeback from adversity, but each time the method is completely different!"

"Five people against one and still got killed? Do they even know how to play?"

"God is called God because God can do things that we mortals wouldn't even dare to dream of..."

"Doesn't Kai'Sa deserve to be banned?"

"Are you there? Why didn't you ban Kai'Sa?"

A variety of comments emerged, with players marveling at this move.

Meanwhile, in Summoner's Rift, after being successfully surrounded by EDG, the already weakened G2 team was thrown into disarray.

The stopwatch that Flandre's Kassadin used early on proved crucial at a critical moment, and now he has even built a Zhonya's Hourglass.

Saint Gun's playing style has always been cunning and calculating. He especially likes to activate his invincibility at just the right moment when his opponent is about to focus their firepower on him, making the opponent's attack instantly turn into nothing and fall into despair.

When the invincibility period ended, the other EDG members pressed forward like tigers descending a mountain.

Saint Gun decisively used his ultimate skill to quickly open up the frontal battlefield, and then cautiously circled around, keenly looking for the perfect opportunity to enter the fray next.

Although she was initially surrounded and attacked by five G2 players, Su Mu's Kai'Sa did not lose much health during the battle and still maintained almost full health.

When Kai'Sa charged in again with overwhelming force, her dense and terrifying output, like a storm, left the G2 team completely powerless to resist.

ACE!

With the last member of G2 falling, EDG managed to wipe out G2 without losing a single player.

Furthermore, since G2's second mid-lane tower had already been destroyed, the minion wave had been successfully pushed forward during the intense battle between the two sides.

In this way, EDG doesn't even need to attack Baron Nashor; they can end the game directly.

EDG's five players grouped together tightly and, like a sharp blade, forcefully penetrated the heart of G2's territory along the mid-lane minion wave.

"G2's attempt to gank EDG has undoubtedly accelerated the pace of the game. Congratulations to EDG! They're leading 1-0!"

The commentator excitedly announced the result of the match, and the audience erupted in enthusiastic cheers.

In the commentary booth, Guan Zeyuan's face was full of emotion.

Deep down, he was actually quite relieved.

Looking back at Su Mu's career from the beginning to the present, in the nearly two years since then, Guan Daxiao's predictions about Su Mu have always presented a peculiar phenomenon - good predictions often come true, while bad ones always fail to materialize.

Every time Guan Zeyuan thought Su Mu was in dire straits during the competition, as if he was about to "die," Su Mu would miraculously come back to life and create a turning point.

"Nice, let's take it."

Doinb stretched comfortably. Among the team, he was the most passionate, always able to energize the team with his enthusiasm at every stage of the game.

"Their laning phase intensity is still not high enough."

Missing shrugged. Ever since he partnered with Su Mu in the bottom lane, he felt the game had become much easier.

During his time as a partner with Su Mu, he also encountered some pairs of partners that made him feel real pressure.

However, the bot lane duo of G2 Esports in front of him is clearly not at the level that can make him feel a lot of pressure.

"It's already quite good that he played like this. Don't forget that he switched from mid lane to AD position, and as a veteran AD, Perkz played quite well."

Su Mu had a very high opinion of Ah P.

In the world of esports, talent and mentality play a crucial role.

Perkz, the former mid-laner for G2 Esports, was willing to give up his mid-lane position for Caps and switch to the AD carry role. This alone is something that ordinary professional players cannot easily do.

In addition, when Su Mu was studying the European leagues, he noticed that Ap played Xayah and Kai'Sa exceptionally well, demonstrating a high level of game understanding and skill.

Despite his usual carefree and unrestrained demeanor, and the fact that the European region's gaming style also carries a hint of "fun LOL," it's undeniable that every professional player who sheds tears on stage harbors a deep faith and love for League of Legends and the entire esports industry.

Back then, when Ap lost the game, he cried his eyes out. Another important reason he chose to give up his position to Caps was his extreme desire to win the game.

"The first round is usually just a test, the second round is the real head-to-head battle, but that's okay, we're well prepared."

With a smile, Flandre said, "Anyway, I didn't feel much pressure beating this guy. I don't know how Khan got toyed with by him. To be honest, I feel Khan is stronger than him."

"That's Khan in his normal life, not Khan in the finals."

The EDG members chatted and laughed as they walked towards the backstage lounge.

……

For the members of G2 Esports, the first match undoubtedly dealt them a blow.

From the early laning phase to the tactical design and team coordination in the early and mid-game, and then to the individual performance and teamwork in the late game, EDG seems to have a certain advantage in every aspect.

This lead is not accidental, but stems from a gap in hard power.

If G2 wants to close this gap, they can only make adjustments at the tactical level.

The coach of G2 Esports is having a terrible headache right now, and feels like he's about to go bald from worry.

While adjusting tactics may seem easy, the actual implementation is far more difficult than one might imagine.

They do have some tactics in reserve, but these tactics may work against other teams, but against EDG, their effectiveness may not be as expected.

Logically speaking, a team like EDG, which is highly anticipated by many, will inevitably experience some psychological pressure on the field.

But judging from the strength shown by EDG and the competitive state of the players, there is not a trace of pressure.