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

After the top lane turret was destroyed, Renekton went back to base and immediately built Black Cleaver.

The Black Cleaver, which takes just over 11 minutes to kill, is so powerful that anyone who looks at it will get pregnant; no one can even look at the crocodile head-on!

EDG immediately began swapping lanes, moving Galio to the top lane and Renekton to the bottom lane, while placing the bot lane duo in the mid lane.

SSG was forced to move Gnar to the bottom lane to defend against Renekton's attacks, since Gnar had already completed Iron Boots.

The Ice Maiden, on the other hand, has crafted magic resistance boots.

Once both sides acquired their Tier 2 boots, their matchup was destined to follow EDG's lead.

Otherwise, if a Lissandra with magic resistance boots is matched up against a Renekton, the magic resistance boots are essentially useless, and the same applies to Gnar.

In the top half of the map, Galio has his ultimate ability to coordinate with Rakan to initiate team fights, while in the bottom half, Renekton can easily take on two opponents if he has his ultimate ability available.

In just over ten minutes, EDG's lead reached 4000+, which is undoubtedly an extremely terrifying number.

With such a huge early-game advantage for champions like Crocodile and Spider, SSG has completely lost any hope of turning the game around, unless EDG's top and jungle players make any mistakes.

Galio in the top lane faced no pressure at all against Lissandra. Having already built magic resistance boots, Galio was not afraid of being ganked by the mid and jungle duo of Gragas and Lissandra.

Galio pushed the lane and then moved towards the mid lane; Renekton did the same, pushing the bottom lane minion wave and then moving towards the mid lane.

This resulted in Ruler in the mid lane also being unable to hold the lane.

If the mid laner can't hold the minion wave, the jungle will fall apart completely.

In just 18 minutes, our economic advantage had expanded to over 5800!

EDG forced a team fight at Baron Nashor at exactly 20 minutes.

A crocodile that has activated its ultimate ability poses an immense threat from the front.

Galio's W-Flash combo is equally terrifying; I simply dare not let these two get close.

The support is Rakan, who can use W-Flash!

These three heroes are putting too much pressure on us head-on.

SSG naturally couldn't let EDG take the Baron, so they immediately came to stop EDG from doing so.

Seeing that Gnar was full of anger, Luo decisively used RW Flash to enter the fray, and the first target was Gragas.

With Galio's help and the fully enraged Renekton's ultimate activated, they instantly killed Gragas.

Although the Ice Maiden's ultimate ability controlled the Renekton and Galio, no one dealt any damage.

The Spider has already entered the fray to find Kog'Maw. Although the jungler Spider can't kill Kog'Maw, Kog'Maw doesn't have a good opportunity to deal damage.

On the contrary, Varus's teamfight damage output is effortless.

The team fight at Baron Nashor resulted in a 1-for-3 exchange, and SSG's situation completely collapsed.

By the time SSG respawned and reorganized their formation, EDG had already cleared the minion waves and continued to force team fights around Baron.

SSG will lose if they don't check the Baron, and they'll lose if they check the minion waves on the top and bottom lanes.

Finally, SSG decided to fight at Baron Nashor, but by 25 minutes, Renekton, Varus, and Galio all had two items.

SSG, with an economic deficit of nearly 1, was no match for EDG in terms of equipment.

In a team fight, a 2-for-5 exchange occurred, resulting in the complete wipeout of SSG.

After securing Baron Nashor, EDG successfully extended their gold lead to 13,000 and ended the game at 34 minutes and 69 milliseconds.

"Congratulations to EDG for taking the first game in the quarterfinals." Wang Duoduo immediately offered his congratulations.

"In this game, EDG's top and jungle once again demonstrated their unparalleled ability to coordinate their attacks."

In terms of 2v2 synergy between the top and jungle laners, SSG's top and jungle players are no match for EDG!

"Once Renekton gains an advantage, his impact in a head-on fight is far greater than Gnar's," Guan Zeyuan said with a smile. "Gnar either applies pressure by split-pushing on the sidelines or gains a team advantage."

By positioning themselves early to force team fights, and using AoE to control their rage, Gnar is a champion who cannot accept being at a disadvantage.

"With Crocodile's 9-1-7 score, he should be the MVP, right?" Rita suggested the MVP candidate.

"Actually, Spider could also compete for MVP this game, but Crocodile's stats were too good. His several team fights later on posed too much of a threat to the backline," Guan Zeyuan said with a smile, giving his affirmation.

As the commentators spoke, the MVP team appeared on the big screen.

Zhou Hanyang slightly raised his chin, opened his arms to the sides, and lifted them upwards into the air. With his handsome face, he looked like a god ruling the world.

Behind Zhou Hanyang was a crocodile, its body turned to the side, its head raised, roaring.

This composition is quite tense, showcasing the terrifying dominance of the lane to the extreme.

Below are Zhou Hanyang's stats for this game.

9-1-7 KDA!

The damage percentage reached 38%.

The most terrifying thing is the damage conversion rate, which reaches an astonishing 39%!

It's worth noting that EDG's lineup in this game consisted entirely of heroes with explosive damage output.

Spider, Galio, Varus!

The fact that Zhou Hanyang could deal such terrifying damage with this lineup is enough to demonstrate his understanding of team fights.

But the most outrageous thing isn't any of that, but the economic disparity—8792!

"Wow! 8792, almost 8800 gold difference in gold against your opponent? That's terrifying! That's almost three completed items."

"7777777777!"

"Worthy of the title of the world's best top laner!"

"66666666!"

"Wow, this economic gap between the two sides is something else! 4396*2?"

"Pfft... Hahahahahahaha!!!"

"Damn, they can even bash a factory like this? Attack is a factory hater to the core!"

"Withered was lucky last year; Tigers and SKT were crushed by EDG and RNG early on. Otherwise, how could he have won the Asian Games like Uzi?"

Forget Attack, he's not even worthy of shining Smeb's shoes. Everyone says Uzi was a lucky runner-up, but it's actually Withered who's a lucky runner-up. Does he really think he's a top LCK top laner?

"It's just the Koreans' self-indulgence! Apart from Smeb, the others are completely on a different level from Attack. Although A÷ likes to boast and criticize the club, their skill is undeniable!"

"That four-slash in one second is outrageous. For the withered creature, this was a highlight of its incredible escape, but in reality, it was all part of A's calculations, and he had it completely under his control!"

"This is definitely a top lane Gap! Ruler and Crown are speechless. We're still laning in the bot lane, and the top lane has already cleared the game. How are we supposed to play like this?"

"Ruler has to stand up against this bullying! Stop messing with your top and jungle, can you even beat them? If you're not going to help bot, you might as well just swim back to base together!"

……

At that moment, both parties returned to the backstage conference room.

The screen in the conference room was showing the moment when Zhou Hanyang won the MVP award.

EDG was naturally overjoyed, while SSG fell into complete silence.

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