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

“Nice, nice!” Zet immediately breathed a sigh of relief.

Seeing how the situation was developing, he knew that regardless of winning or losing this game, he wouldn't have to take the blame.

The support went to the top lane at the start of the game, and he got tower-dived, resulting in the Spider getting two kills. Even if they lost the game, he definitely wouldn't be blamed.

Zet no longer wants to carry; he just needs to make sure he doesn't make mistakes and prove that he's a better fit for the team.

Regardless, Iboy was still watching him closely.

"Well done, Mingkai!" Meiko laughed as well.

"Strong!" Scout, who was engaged in a high-intensity laning phase with Xiye, simply uttered a single word.

"Holy crap!!! Pig!!!! Awesome!!!" Zhou Hanyang shouted excitedly, "You're carrying me this game!"

"I guarantee a win, little brother." A smile appeared on Mingkai's face.

"OK, let's see how you play!" Zhou Hanyang chuckled. "Just don't end up becoming WE's easy prey!"

“…???” Ming Kai was clearly stunned for a moment before he realized what Zhou Hanyang meant by “Ming Pig in the Palm”.

This is fucking insulting him.

"Even if I'm a pig in a palm, I'm still better than you, Happy Sheep." Mingkai glanced at Zhou Hanyang with dead fish eyes: "I'll change my name to 'Zhou Sheep' when Boiling Sheep is out of energy!"

At that time, the "Pleasant Goat" meme didn't exist. Mingkai first heard the "Pleasant Goat" meme when Zhou Hanyang mentioned it.

"Don't worry, if I really meet Mei Yangyang, I'll definitely take good care of her best friend and treat her best friend very well..." Zhou Hanyang said.

"???" Mingkai remained silent for a long time before finally uttering a single sentence: "You really are ÷!"

……

While EDG was celebrating, WE fell silent.

Lee Sin originally planned to quickly reach level 3 and gank the bottom lane, but before he could reach level 3, the bottom lane fight was already over.

Furthermore, Kennen in the top lane had also gone home, and LeBlanc and Syndra in the mid lane were pushing the lane aggressively, leaving no room for ganks.

After hesitating for a moment, Condi pinged a signal into EDG's red buff area: "I'm going to the top side of the Spider's area."

If Lee Sin continues farming, then when the second wave of F6 spawns, the Spider, who has two kills and gold that translates into combat power, will definitely choose to invade his F6!

With fewer kills, Lee Sin has no choice but to give up the F6!

So the next question is, will Lee Sin swipe upwards or downwards?

There's only one group of stone beetles swiping downwards, and we definitely can't win in a 3v3 situation at this point.

If you push the lane upwards, then the bottom lane can't be pushed...

What's the point of picking a double marksman who can't push lanes?

Let's order!

Lee Sin has to go to the bottom lane to protect the two marksmen, otherwise he will continue to lose resources.

On the contrary, the spider will not lose out!

The gap between the two sides widened.

Condi's invasion of the Spider's jungle was not to mitigate losses or suppress the Spider's development.

This was simply to disrupt the spider's jungle clearing rhythm and seize control of the next round's attack.

This is why, from a god's-eye view, many junglers seem to be roaming the jungle like crazy in professional matches!

They were fine farming honestly this round, but if they didn't do anything this round, they would naturally collapse in the next round.

What Condi didn't know was that Mingkai had already anticipated what he was thinking.

This is where Mingkai's true strength lies.

He has a very unique understanding of jungling.

The Lee Sin's invasion was clearly seen by Syndra's ward placed at F6.

Just as Lee Sin started attacking the Spider's F6, a bolt of lightning flew out from the bushes.

"?" Condi was a little confused, his forehead full of question marks.

What do you mean?

How did Kennen end up in this position?

He really is a bit foolish.

In the current understanding of the game in LPL and even LCK, there is never a saying that top laners or bot lane duos would run to mid lane for no reason.

This operational logic only emerged in later versions when the mid-tower became incredibly important.

If the team with the advantage has no pressure on the minion wave and their teammates are at a disadvantage, they need to head towards the mid lane as soon as they leave the base.

After gaining an advantage with Tahm Kench's help, Zhou Hanyang should have given that advantage back to his teammates.

Moreover, knowing that Lee Sin would come to F6, he would naturally be even more likely to come.

When Lee Sin was attacking F6, he discovered that there were three people in his face.

Kennan!

Syndra!

spider!

Faced with the gank from EDG's top, mid, and jungle, Condi didn't even bother to use Flash and just died.

Syndra got the kill!

EDG's Scout (Dark Sovereign) killed WE's Condi (Lee Sin)!!!

After killing the enemy, the spider continued farming jungle camps.

Syndra went home to replenish her equipment and status.

Kennen then teleported to the top lane.

Shen just managed to push the minion wave to the tower, and Kennen was able to farm this wave of minions.

The game had only been going on for a few minutes when EDG gained a huge advantage through a series of brilliant maneuvers.

[Everyone, please join the fan group. Some readers may not want to see this; the author will explain this to them in the fan group! I really won't be posting it at the end of the main text anymore!]

In the Saudi Oil Cup, after Zeus' Gnar gained a TP advantage against Bin's Weapon in lane, Gnar immediately headed to the mid lane a few minutes after leaving the base.

After confirming that a fight wouldn't break out in the mid lane, they then headed to the top lane. If a fight did break out in the mid lane, Gnar would obviously be able to get there first.

Furthermore, the author is somewhat puzzled as to why Bin, with the best weapon skill, always finds himself at a disadvantage against Zeus's Gnar! From a hero's perspective, he should have the advantage!

[On the contrary, why did TES lose to GEN? Besides 369 missing his ultimate four times in a row, the turning point was when Rumble was caught and killed in the bottom lane.]

Many people say that getting caught and killed in that wave was unavoidable... but TES actually had a real chance to turn the tide. First, JackeyLove's Jhin used his ultimate to clear the mid-lane minion wave, preventing a dive and avoiding the mid-tower from being pushed!

Secondly, after 369's Rumble went back to base, he didn't go directly to the bottom lane, but instead went to the mid lane! Why was it so easy for GEN to enter the jungle?

Because GEN easily cleared the vision in the top river and mid lane! Due to the easy death in the first wave, Jhin dared not stand in the mid lane and could only leave the mid lane open, allowing GEN to easily enter!

If Rumble shows up in mid to help his teammates secure vision in the river, would GEN still dare to engage? Rumble has a huge advantage right now. After showing up and applying pressure, he can go to the bottom lane to receive the minion wave pushed by GEN!

Rumble has a TP ahead of Gnar, and if a fight breaks out, he can TP over from the bottom lane! Isn't this just casually maneuvering GEN?

The 369 is a classic example of a processor with insufficient capacity, so don't even think about overclocking it! TES really deserves a spot in the semifinals this time!