LOL: Strange champion pool? Just tell me if you've won or not.

Wow, Fang Shen's movement is amazing, how many times does he twist in a second?

No wonder he can play any hero so well; his skill level is truly impressive for a 17-year-old's reaction time and hand speed.

Even though the first wave of roster changes resulted in a loss, Uzi still had a smile on his face.

After winning the championship, his mentality matured significantly.

It feels like a knot in your heart that has been tied up for years has suddenly been untied, leaving you feeling completely relaxed.

Looking at Lucian played by Arthur, Uzi saw his own seventeen-year-old self reflected in his eyes.

Many people are imprisoned for life by things they couldn't obtain in their youth, but Uzi was lucky enough to meet the strongest teammates during his most mature period.

"Come on, Fang Shen, get the game going! What are you talking about going home for?!"

The two had an exceptional rapport.

Almost simultaneously, the two Lucians used their E abilities to sidestep and unleash a full burst of damage the instant they reached level three.

The instant Uzi made his move, Fang Han applied Exhaust to Uzi's Lucian and simultaneously flashed forward to block Uzi's retreating position.

Even though Uzi used his barrier in time, he was still reduced to low health by Fang Han's burst damage.

Fang Han's recent offensive flash has put Uzi in a dilemma.

If they retreat and dodge, they can only go back home and come out again, losing at least ten soldiers.

Since that's the case, let's take action!

Uzi's eyes were filled with the spirit of skill.

Why can't it be operated? Who wasn't a child prodigy back in the day?

If you've never done it before, then you're doomed!

Uzi simply stopped moving and stood still, directly engaging Fang Han in a duel.

Fang Han smiled knowingly and stood still to fight Uzi.

The two most playful members of RNG put on a skillful show in this small abyss of tears.

However, in the end, Uzi, lacking the burst damage from the first combo, still couldn't kill Fang Han and lost by a narrow margin of less than 200 HP.

Snap, snap, snap, snap.

The audience erupted in enthusiastic applause, paying tribute to the two world champions.

The two stood up and embraced.

"Well played, Fang Shen. I can understand how those guys who were laning against you felt."

Uzi grinned.

He looked at Fang Han in front of him as if he were standing in front of a mirror.

Isn't this Arthur just Uzi in the top lane?

His terrifying, high-frequency, and efficient operational capabilities are enough to allow Arthur to overpower the opponent with any hero.

Coupled with Arthur's incredible hero pool, which always seems to have a counter-pick, their lane dominance will only become more terrifying.

"My goodness... Arthur is also one of Lucian's special skills?"

Is it possible that Arthur is a master of everything?

"Stop making baseless accusations. Our King Arthur only plays underworld heroes, not underworld heroes who cough."

"I remember Tiger General in the mid lane could also play Lucian, right? So, can we expect a 3-lane AD Lucian flex pick next season?"

"Don't pop the champagne yet. The SM designers are going to make major changes to runes and talents in the next patch. Who knows what will happen next season?"

"..."

Uzi patted Fang Han on the shoulder and whispered:

"Go for it! Bring back a solo tournament championship. Who would complain about having too many championships? You agree, right?"

After saying that, Uzi walked off the stage.

[Congratulations, host, for winning the duel against the same hero! The iconic scene "Mirror Duel" has been activated. You are rewarded with double the hero's proficiency and 3000 Fun Points.]

It goes without saying that this famous scene comes from the legendary Zed vs. Zed battle, which is also one of Faker's most classic moments.

The rewards are pretty good, but there probably won't be many more activation opportunities.

With the current competitions lacking a blind pick mode, it seems the only option left is to play around in these kinds of fun matches.

Fang Han rubbed his nose, sat back down, and waited for his next opponent.

The next second, Cuvee, looking utterly dejected, walked onto the stage and sat down, not even daring to turn her head to look Fang Han in the eye.

What a tragedy... Why did Uzi lose to Arthur?!

Can't Arthur just give way to the older player on the team? What happened to the Chinese tradition of respecting the elderly and caring for the young?!

When Cuvee entered the game, his hand holding the mouse was genuinely shaking.

He had already planned it out: wait for Uzi to eliminate Arthur, then he would step in and reap the benefits.

Despite all his calculations, he never anticipated that Arthur would take a solo match so seriously.

Unpleasant memories from a month ago flooded back, making him feel as if he were back at that heartbreaking night at the Bird's Nest.

"Damn it... can't we just forfeit the match already...?"

Cuvee kept glancing to his side out of the corner of his eye; Fang Han's smile was etched into his mind like a nightmare.

After a moment's hesitation, Cuvee finally chose Gnar, the champion he was most confident in.

Both players select their heroes and enter the game.

Cuvee stared at the Draven in the loading screen, grinning like a madman, and her arms went limp, nearly dropping the mouse.

Here we go again... that Draven... the familiar Draven versus Gnar matchup.

The live stream chat is exploding with comments:

"I've seen this episode of 'Classic Revisited'."

"There's no jungler this time, just pure lane farming. If we still can't win, then KRD won't be able to defend your daddy anymore?"

"Stop criticizing. In that game, Gnar built Doran's Shield, but this time he went straight for Doran's Blade."

"Got it, this is a blowout against Draven."

"You can't possibly not understand how to play a solo match, right?"

"..."

This is not.

Gnar followed the minion wave, his face clearly showing his dissatisfaction.

He immediately used his Q skill on Draven's face and started attacking him at close range.

This time, Fang Han's script seemed to have failed, and he couldn't even dodge Gnar's Q skill from a distance.

In reality, this was just a method Fang Han used to test the damage.

Seeing the damage from the Q skill hitting him and the Doran's Blade in Gnar's equipment slot, Fang Han naturally thought of the damage calculation panel.

Yes, I can fight.

Thinking of this, Fang Han stopped running and instead swung his axe in place, attacking Gnar while pulling towards the minion wave.

It seemed like Draven was going to lose to Gnar, but once Draven unleashed his second axe, the damage difference between the two widened.

Ding--

With two swings of the axe, the low-health Gnar fell to the ground without even needing to use Flash.

"Hehehe, that's so true, that's so true, we just can't beat them."

Cuvee laughed with relief.

Playing games is all about yelling and screaming... What the hell are you talking about?!

The director even cheekily cut to a close-up of Cuvee, whose blank smile made viewers feel sorry for him.

"It's over, this time it really is A1."

"If you can't beat them in a solo match, what else is there to say?"

"Why don't you see a psychologist, Cuvee? Such a 'healthy' smile."

"Don't tell me, I heard that Cuvee had already seen a doctor after the finals."

"It's all for nothing now."

"Why do I feel like Arthur's luck is always so good? He's managed to lock his health several times already."

"What do you know? This is called a professional player's damage calculation ability!"

"..."

In the following solo matches, Fang Han advanced triumphantly and won the solo championship without any suspense.

Fang Han not only gained traffic, but also a lot of amusement.

After the match, numerous professional players from other regions came to ask for Fang Han's contact information.

What should have been a solo competition turned into Fang Han's personal showcase without him even realizing it.