Mingkai, if you're this cowardly, you should just go home and raise pigs.

After both sides entered Summoner's Rift, they went to their respective lanes!

Sejuani didn't choose to start with red buff this game, but deliberately chose to start with blue buff, and then farmed downwards!

Clearly, Sofm felt that Fiora didn't need help against Gragas, and that Gragas was a difficult top laner to gank.

This game, Gragas didn't start with Thunderlord's Decree, but instead took Grasp of the Undying, clearly indicating his intention to stay in lane with Fiora in the top lane and annoy her.

Fiora's vulnerability refreshes in a pattern; the first vulnerability will always spawn at one of the points in the bottom left corner.

Therefore, the red team's Fiora should find the blue team's top laner's position before sending out minions, create the first opening in the bottom left corner, and then break free.

Once Fiora follows the minion wave to the lane, the blue team's top laner's weakness will become the top right, giving Fiora a level 1 advantage!

Similarly, when Fiora is on the blue side, she needs to avoid the red side's top laner as much as possible.

Zhou Hanyang specifically went to the top lane's three grasses and the river grass, but still couldn't find Fiora's location.

Clearly, Flandre was intentionally avoiding his position.

As soon as both sides went online, Gragas's weakness appeared on the left, right in front of Fiora. Fiora could break this weakness by Q or auto-attacking, so Zhou Hanyang didn't learn any skills and instead saved his skill points.

If Gragas loses his Q skill and gets ahead in pushing the minion wave to low health (2 points), then Fiora will definitely chase after the Gragas who has no skills and unleash her combo.

Gragas must save skill points to adapt his attack strategy to Fiora and then decide how to counter her.

Since the opening was on the left, Zhou Hanyang could only avoid facing Fiora directly, giving Fiora the right to prioritize attacking minions.

However, the weakness of Gragas was quickly refreshed at the top. Gragas positioned himself higher to avoid Fiora hitting the weakness, and at the same time began to attack minions to balance the minion wave.

When Fiora dealt with the three front-line minions, Gragas' third vulnerability spawned below.

Gragas entered the top lane bush, escaping Fiora's vision. When he reappeared, his weakness was on the right side.

This is Fiora's vulnerability mechanic; when she is out of sight, her vulnerability will refresh.

At this moment, Fiora had the absolute ability to reach level 2 first, so she immediately used her Q to attack, without targeting the opening above Gragas, but simply intending to take the opportunity to whittle down Gragas' health.

Meanwhile, the second wave of minions from both sides had already converged.

After seeing Fiora use her Q skill, Zhou Hanyang did not learn E or W to counter her. Instead, he immediately learned the Q skill and threw it at the blue team's minion wave.

Seeing this, Fiora, who was originally going to continue chasing the Gragas, had no choice but to turn back and deal with the minion wave.

While Fiora can continue to chase and trade blows with Gragas who has no abilities, Gragas's Q hits 6 minions, which can easily lead to Gragas getting 2 or even 3 kills first!

Therefore, Fiora must go back to maintain her minion wave advantage!

Because of Gragas' passive ability, if Gragas doesn't get hit by Fiora's Q after using his Q skill, his health will still be full.

Conversely, Fiora lost some health because she hit Gragas with her Q and was attacked by the red team's minions.

Gragas followed behind Fiora, approaching the minion wave together, and both sides began last-hitting minions.

Because of Gragas's crucial Q skill, the minion wave situation became completely balanced, and both sides reached level 2 almost at the same instant.

After reaching level 2, Fiora instantly used her QW combo to hit the bottom vulnerability that Gragas had just spawned.

Gragas immediately used his E skill to stun Fiora, then turned around and continued to farm minions.

Having hit an opening, Fiora had an advantage in health, but due to Gragas' passive, Fiora's advantage was within Gragas' acceptable range.

The third wave of minions has arrived for both sides; this is a wave of siege minions.

The key to leveling up the top laner to level 3 is after the two melee minions on the third wave die.

After Gragas' Q skill was ready, he didn't hold onto it this time. Instead, he immediately threw it at Fiora's feet while she was last-hitting a minion!

Fiora could only dodge Gragas' Q skill by moving around, but in reality, Gragas threw the Q skill onto the blue side's minion wave again.

Fiora's last-hitting and wave-pushing speed were disrupted.

The barrels took this opportunity to catch up on the push line progress.

Both sides level up to level 3 at the same time, and the barrel is pulled back immediately.

Because the vulnerability of the barrel has been refreshed again to the bottom after one round of refreshes.

The weak point on the left can be hidden behind the minion wave. Fiora can't reach it with her Q, so she can only attack the weak point. But no one is stupid enough to let Fiora attack the weak point for nothing.

Therefore, once the minion wave gathers, the only opening Fiora can use her Q effectively is the area below Gragas.

The area below was exactly where Fiora could hit with her Q, and Fiora decisively landed her Q on the opening below the Gragas.

Otherwise, once the Gragas reaches the minion wave, it will be very difficult to land a Q.

"Here it comes!" Zhou Hanyang smiled as he saw Fiora's Q hit the opening, and pressed down the W key that was already on his hand.

Even he had to admit that Flandre's laning strength and instincts were indeed top-notch.

But Flandre hasn't evolved into a seasoned veteran yet.

The moment Fiora landed her Q on Gragas, the red team's minions were drawn to her aggro.

Any champion needs to engage in a fight against Gragas, and Fiora is a prime example of such a champion.

Seeing that the Gragas was about to use his W to block, Fiora decisively tried to use her W to block.

But the instant he grabbed W, Zhou Hanyang maneuvered the barrel backward.

Fiora's W hit Gragas, but it didn't block Gragas' W!

After Fiora's W skill ended, Gragas slapped her hard across the body.

Both sides had only about a third of their health remaining at this point, but the fourth wave of minions from the red team had reached behind Gragas and began to chase after Fiora.

At this point, Gragas still has his E skill. If Zhou Hanyang chooses to use it directly, he can stun Fiora and let the minions deal damage to Fiora, gaining a health advantage.

But Zhou Hanyang stubbornly refused to use his E skill, holding onto it and chasing after Fiora to steal two auto-attacks!

As the chase entered the river, Gragas' Q skill cooldown finally came back to full.

Gragas decisively used his E skill to charge towards Fiora!

If Gragas's E skill hits Fiora, then follow up with a Q and Fiora will explode at her feet.

If Gragas can't kill Fiora, Fiora's health will be suppressed to the point that she will be completely unable to lane.

Saint Gunner was also aware of this, and decisively used his Flash to dodge Gragas's E skill.

After using Flash, Flandre was covered in cold sweat.

The laning phase had only been going on for less than two minutes, and apart from having his W dodged by Gragas, he hadn't made any major mistakes, yet he was already at a disadvantage in the laning phase.

Especially when he saw the minion wave, Flandre was sweating profusely.

Just now, when both sides were level 3, Fiora used her Q on Gragas to create a vulnerability, and the red team's minions were drawn to Fiora's aggro, causing the originally balanced minion wave to gradually tilt towards the red team.

Clearly, at this moment, Saint Gun Bro realized that Zhou Hanyang's understanding of minion waves far surpassed his own.

Seeing Fiora's Q skill ready again, Flandre gritted his teeth and used Q to target the newly spawned vulnerability to the left of Gragas.

Sejuani has reached F6, so he has to push this wave, otherwise Camille will come if he gets blocked in front of the tower by Gragas.