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

Both the Prince and Sejuani spawned from the bottom half of the map, but due to Gnar's advantage in the top lane, Sejuani dared not engage the Prince in the river, and the Prince successfully secured the top river crab.

Gnar started to farm lanes and push slowly, gaining the first opportunity to reach level 3!

However, the improvement of Gnar reaching level 3 is not significant, and Gnar has no chance to use his weapon if it doesn't give him the opportunity.

As soon as the minion wave was automatically consumed and the weapon reached level 3, Gnar jumped towards the weapon.

If the weapon isn't level 3, it won't trade blows with Gnar at all. The weapon needs to have the confidence to trade blows to avoid choosing to run away.

Little Gnar uses his first E skill to stomp on minions, and then uses his second E skill to jump into attack range where he can auto-attack his weapon.

The weapon user immediately used their Q skill to jump onto Gnar's face and activated their E skill!

Gnar turns around and auto-attacks the red minions to build up rage, while simultaneously unleashing Little Gnar's Q skill to harass the enemy's weapon and slow them down.

This time, Khan didn't have a chance to use the second part of his weapon's E skill, and he wanted to avoid the slow effect of Gnar's Q skill as much as possible.

Because the weapon didn't activate the second stage of its E skill immediately, Gnar had the opportunity to become enraged and grow larger!

In the instant he grew larger, Gnar used his W skill to slam the weapon hard.

Perfect control to counteract the damage!

The weapon's E skill stunned and controlled Gnar, and Gnar's W skill also controlled the weapon.

It is precisely because of this control cancellation that the weapon is unable to use the stun of the E skill to unleash WA to trade damage!

Both players woke up from their stun almost simultaneously. Jax hit Gnar with a W-A combo, while Gnar countered with a Q from Jax!

This trade not only didn't result in a loss for Gnar, but actually made a profit!

Gnar used his E skill to jump behind the weapon, picked up the stone thrown by his Q skill, and continued to trade blows with the weapon while auto-attacking.

The weapon can only be used to attack while retreating!

After Big Gnar picked up the thrown stone, his cooldown was halved again!

As the weapon retreated into the turret, it threw out another wave of stones to deplete the weapon's health, gaining an advantage in trading blows.

The first trade of blows in the laning phase completely ruined Khan's chances. After two waves of minions, Khan finally came to his senses and realized where the problem lay.

That is to try to avoid being slowed by Gnar's Q skill by changing the frequency of activating the second stage of the E skill, so that the control effect of the E skill is negated.

Khan is indeed a very talented professional player, and he figured all of this out in such a short time.

However, this personnel change completely stunned Khan once again.

While Little Gnar did not have any control to counteract the damage, Zhou Hanyang increased his rage by attacking minions during Counter Strike, and continued to counteract the damage by growing larger.

Gnar successfully pushed the fourth wave of minions into the weapon's turret, while the prince recalled to base in the upper river bush.

EDG clearly had no intention of tower diving, but Cuzz's Sejuani had to come over to help Jax counter-gank.

EDG tower-dived and killed Jax, which completely ruined Jax's early game.

Rumble will definitely lose to Jax in the late game, since Rumble has no mobility and is at a disadvantage from the start.

Konar has room for maneuver!

After pushing the minion wave into the turret, Gnar recalled to base to replenish his supplies, and instead of using Teleport, he walked back to lane.

The most outrageous thing is... after Nar got home, he actually pulled out an Extract.

The director even gave the extraction a special close-up shot.

The commentators couldn't help but laugh, and the audience also erupted in cheers.

"What does 'Attack' mean? He actually went home and used an extraction skill?" Doll laughed loudly, "That's too, too, too... confident, isn't it?"

After a long pause, the child finally uttered this sentence.

“Hahahahahahaha…!!!”

The audience couldn't help but laugh.

In SKT's backstage lounge, seeing Khan being brutally beaten by Zhou Hanyang on the field, Huni felt a deep sense of empathy.

no way!

He was beaten even worse by Zhou Hanyang during MSI.

Completely disoriented, Khan saw Zhou Hanyang's Nal return to the city and replenish his Evasion ability, and couldn't help but curse, "Fuck you! You son of a bitch!"

Extracting this equipment makes it less than one-tenth as powerful as Doran's equipment, and you should only choose to extract it in two situations.

The first scenario is when the lane is completely destroyed, you can pick up an Extract to develop and hope to make up for the early disadvantage through Extract.

The second type is when the other person is not treated as a human being at all.

Clearly, Zhou Hanyang's extraction at this moment falls into the second category.

"Khan, let me teach you a good lesson today!" Zhou Hanyang's lips curled up slightly.

In the first game, he picked Rumble, giving Khan the illusion that he could win by split pushing. In this game, he completely shattered Khan's illusion by playing him in the laning phase.

After giving Khan a thorough lesson, both positive and negative, he will basically be in a state of confusion and disorientation.

The third game was naturally easy to win.

With the advantage gained from the first two exchanges, Gnar relentlessly pursued and whittled down the weapon throughout the game.

After all, Gnar has a Teleport available before Jax, so as long as Jax doesn't find an opportunity to kill him, Gnar will remain in an advantageous position.

While Gnar was recalling, Jax was clearing the minion wave under the tower. After Jax recalled, he teleported back to lane, allowing Gnar to walk to lane on foot.

In this situation, Gnar naturally has a TP advantage!

With the advantage of TP, LZ's bot lane played particularly 'stable'! After all, once a fight breaks out in the bot lane, Gnar can TP to the bottom half of the map to provide support, while Jax cannot TP down.

Backstage in LZ's meeting room, LZ's head coach, Kim Jung-soo, looked at the situation on the field and couldn't help but start to doubt his life.

The previous game's matchup between Jax and Rumble made him feel like he had found a way to defeat EDG, but now his dream has been completely shattered.

Kim Jung-soo understood that the 41-point scoring strategy had worked.

Next, we need to consider new drafting and tactical systems!

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(I'm taking the day off tomorrow, the 1st. I'll make up for the two missing chapters later!)