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

After entering the game, neither side chose to invade the jungle; both went online at their own normal pace.

WE's bot lane duo deliberately wandered around the intersection of the bottom half of the jungle's F6 camp and the river.

We spotted Varus in the bottom half of the map, confirming that EDG wasn't using any fancy lane swapping tactics.

Lee Sin chose the standard F6 jungle camp for his first jungle camp, and all three lanes began to spawn.

As the mid-lane began to clash, Xi Ye instantly realized something was wrong: "What does he mean by this? Pushing the lane aggressively at level one?"

Syndra vs. LeBlanc is a matchup that completely depends on skill. LeBlanc is more mobile and can poke and kill Syndra.

Syndra can both push LeBlanc's minion wave and use her skills to predict and hit LeBlanc with the second part of her W.

In addition, Syndra has the ability to solo kill LeBlanc after reaching level 6.

However, since Syndra lacks mobility, it's unlikely she can aggressively push the lane right away. She mainly focuses on balancing the minion wave and won't start trading blows until at least level 3.

Scout started pushing the lane right away, which was clearly not right.

"What's going on?" Condi asked immediately.

"I don't care what the situation is. Even if Scout is celebrating his birthday today, I'm still going to give him three big sinuses!"

Although Xi Ye didn't know what Scout was planning, he knew he absolutely couldn't let Scout have his way, so he immediately said, "You want to push? I'll make sure you don't get your way, I'll push too!"

This is why Xiye is considered a god of external warfare.

When two regions clash, it's especially easy to encounter matches you haven't played before.

When some mid laners encounter this for the first time, their instinctive reaction will definitely be to defend and counterattack.

But Xi Ye just went straight for it.

In some ways, Xiye is similar to Mala Xiangguo in this respect.

Of course, if you fail to successfully eliminate the opponent, you are very likely to be eliminated yourself.

However, Xiye doesn't care about being exposed at all, because Xiye said... when two people are laning, one of them will always be at a disadvantage, and he doesn't accept peaceful development.

LeBlanc learned W at level 1 and immediately stomped on the red team's minions.

"...Holy crap!" Just as Xiye made a move, 957's shout came through the team voice chat: "Are you fucking playing or not? Why is Tahm Kench in the top lane?"

When facing Kennen at level 1, you must contest the lane with Kennen and prevent him from pushing too easily.

Disrupting Kennen's lane pushing rhythm will make it difficult for Kennen to play later.

Otherwise, if Lee Sin comes to gank Kennen, he will die. If you want to maintain your lane pushing rhythm, you must call for the jungler to protect you.

957 really wanted Spider to come and gank him this game!

If the spider shows its face in the top lane, the bottom lane will be ganked.

To 957's surprise, Tahm Kench was already level 1 in the top lane.

Emerging from the bushes, he could only retreat in a 1v2 situation.

"Tahm Kench is top lane? Don't let the bot lane farm!" Condi paused for a moment, then couldn't help but chuckle and say, "I can gank at level 3!"

"No, no! We can't wait, we have to get there as soon as possible..." 957 tapped Tahm Kench's teleport a few times: "Otherwise, Tahm Kench will teleport down!"

"OK, let's push the lane!" Mystic decisively started pushing the lane.

With Ashe and Skateboard, Ashe can easily defeat Varus. Even if Varus uses Flash, he will definitely die. Moreover, Ashe would be making a huge profit even if she traded one for one with Varus.

If you can't gain experience in the early stages, you're in big trouble!

WE's bot lane duo opted for a fast push, with Varus leaving the minion wave and standing under the tower waiting for it to push in.

The two pushed the minion wave under the tower during the second wave, at which point the blue team didn't have many minions left.

Everyone knew that they had to dive the tower this time, otherwise the next wave of minions would arrive.

However, just as the minion wave reached the tower and the WE bot lane duo made their move, Tahm Kench's Teleport was activated.

Tahm Kench teleported to the turret!

TP's channeling time is 4 seconds, and within those 4 seconds, they must bypass Varus.

Ashe initiated with her W skill, drawing the turret's aggro while slowing Varus down.

As Hanbing made her move, Kalista initiated a basic attack on Varus.

Varus also activated his Summoner Spell Barrier.

However, the mere barrier could not deter WE's determination to tower dive, and Ashe decisively applied Weakness to Varus.

The two players moved further forward, and a spider's cocoon of silk flew out from the bush to the left of the red team's bottom lane turret.

It hit the extremely aggressive Frost with pinpoint accuracy!

Varus unleashed his charged Q skill, which, combined with the damage from Elise and the tower's attack, killed the level 2 Ashe.

FirstBlood!!

EDG_Clearlove7 (Spider Queen) killed WE_Ben (Ashe)!!!

Seeing that he couldn't escape, Mystic's Kalista decided to trade kills with Varus, continuing to tank the turret and the spider as he slid towards Varus.

Seeing that Varus was already covered in spears, Kalista's QE combo could kill Varus.

Varus used Flash to create distance and dodge Kalista's Q skill.

Mystic was now in a frenzy. His Kalista instantly flashed and caught up with Varus, auto-attacking twice more before pulling out his spear and killing Varus.

Although Tahm Kench had already teleported to the ground, Varus's Flash was too far away to save him.

However, facing the combined attack of Spider and Tahm Kench, Kalista ultimately died under the second tower.

Mystic chose to slide towards EDG's second bottom lane tower in order to delay the arrival of EDG's third wave of minions.

This ensures that the third wave of minions from the blue side will definitely reach EDG's bottom tower, so Varus will still lose experience, while WE's bottom lane won't lose much experience.

The head of the skateboard shoe character was ultimately given to the spider!

EDG_Clearlove7 (Spider Queen) has killed WE_Mystic (Vengeful Spear)!!!

Doublekill!

"Huh? WE's bot lane did manage to tower dive and kill Varus... but the problem is, Elise got two kills, right?"

The doll was clearly taken aback: "The factory manager's Spider got the kill, and he will definitely keep looking for a rhythm point afterward."

"WE's bot lane duo seems to have acted irrationally this time. Tahm Kench may be in the top lane, but he brought Teleport this game!"

Miller was somewhat puzzled: "WE couldn't possibly have missed this... Tahm Kench could teleport down to protect you at any time."

"That's EDG for you, always doing things that are hard to understand." Rita, however, focused her attention on Kennen:

"Look, Kennen pushed two waves of minions, went back to base, and bought a Long Sword. With an extra Long Sword so early, Shen is going to have a hard time in the top lane, isn't he?"

……

"Dude, what does it mean for Tahm Kench to go top lane at level 1?"

"Help push the lane! Can't you see that? Pushing the lane earlier will help avoid the jungler's usual ganks!"

"7777777!!!"

"As expected of EDG, sacrificing the AD carry like this is something only EDG can do. If it were some other teams, they might have already collapsed."

"Not a single sentence mentions bathing, yet every sentence is about bathing."

"666666!!!"

"Hahahaha... Bathing dog!"

"Factory Manager, kill! Kill! Kill! Farm in WE's jungle!"

"A Spider with two kills at the start, I have no idea how I can lose, guys!"

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[First of all, thank you to the amazing person who "crushed the Titan Dragon with their bare hands" for the certification! I'm so grateful to this expert! I'll do a split for them! Awesome!]

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A reader asked for my opinion on the TES vs. DK matchup. Since the red/blue side selection is still unclear, it's hard to say. The red/blue side selection has a significant impact on the outcome.

However, the match against DK is a best-of-three series. The key to victory lies in whether 369 can handle Yone in the top lane. If he can, it's a sure win; if not, it'll be very difficult.