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

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"What does Lee Sin mean by this? Starting with blue buff and ganking top at level 2?" Wawa immediately shouted, "Are they really going to gank like this? Or are they going to wait for Kennen to push the wave into the tower in top lane, and then gank top at level 3?"

"Since you're playing Lee Sin, you're definitely going to gank!" Wawa couldn't help but laugh. "If you're not going to gank, then what's the point of playing Lee Sin?"

"But Spider's team clearly started with F6!" PDD shook his head and said, "And SKT also placed a ward at Lee Sin's F6 camp. Spider will probably rush to level 3 and counter-gank top lane. Getting counter-ganked like this will be really tough for them, right?"

Amidst the commentators' discussions, the jungle monsters began to spawn.

Lee Sin started attacking the blue buff, while Elise started attacking the raptors!

"Lee Sin didn't initiate with F6. Both top and bottom lanes should report the minion wave situation as much as possible." Peanut marked the trinket ward at F6, and it can be seen that F6 has not been attacked.

Top-tier junglers need to be able to read the lanes.

What does it mean to "read the lines"?

When the jungler is in their own half of the map, the laners will be much more aggressive in their positioning and movement.

They will push the lane as much as possible to harass the opponent, because if the exchange of blows between the two sides becomes too intense, the jungler in their own half of the map will be able to gank or tower dive immediately.

If the jungler starts in the other half of the map, they will play more carefully to prevent the enemy jungler from ganking them when they have pushed the lane halfway through!

"The enemy is slowly pushing!" Huni immediately realized that Kennen was slowly pushing the lane.

"The other side is also slowing down their push by holding back their lanes!" Bang said the same thing.

Are they all holding onto their positions and pushing forward slowly?

The strategy of slowly pushing the lane is basically to push the third wave of cannon minions into the tower, and then the jungler quickly reaches level 3 to dive the tower.

"Lee Sin will probably gank top at level 3 quickly. I'm using F6 and red buff to watch the river crab. If there's no wave in top, can mid lane check me out?" Elise said while farming F6.

“Okay!” Faker nodded.

Cassiopeia can secure lane priority in the mid lane against LeBlanc.

After clearing the F6 camp, Spider went to take down the Red Buff!

At this moment, the director focused the camera on the blind monk.

The blind monk had already reduced the toad to low health, and then dragged the toad toward the three wolves.

The jungle has been modified countless times since then, and the aggro value of jungle monsters has been changed countless times. Later, jungle monsters could no longer be pulled away once they were out of a certain range.

In the current version, the most extreme Nidalee build can even pull three jungle camps together to fight.

When Lee Sin finished clearing the wolves and came to the mid lane, the first minion of the second wave of mid lane minions had just reached in front of Lee Sin.

The Lee Sin used his W to poke a minion, then used his Q to attack the F6 camp!

Next, they drew the aggro of F6 to the red buff.

Because of Lee Sin's pulling on F6, SKT's wards were able to see F6's movements.

However, Lee Sin managed to avoid being exposed to SKT's vision by using vision control.

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A golden question mark appeared on EDG's F6 camp. Peanut, who was attacking the river crab, had a question mark slowly rising above his forehead.

What kind of insane jungle clearing route did Lee Sin take this game?

Since F6 is being pulled towards the Red Buff, it's obviously not the Red Buff that's being used.

Blue Buff, Gromp, F6?

"The Lee Sin should be able to rush to level 4 by taking down the Scuttle Crab!" Peanut said after thinking for a moment.

This is due to ingrained experience.

Under normal circumstances, junglers will definitely save Smite until jungle monsters are within kill range.

However, once Lee Sin pinpointed the location of the Spider, he used Smite at the start of the game. This allowed Lee Sin to clear jungle camps faster at the start, and Smite's cooldown would refresh more quickly.

In later versions, because the retribution spell could be charged, the cooldown was a full 65 seconds.

However, the current version of Smite cannot be charged, so the cooldown is only 45 seconds!

Lee Sin used Smite at the start of the game, and again at the wolves camp. After clearing the red buff, Smite's cooldown was ready again.

SKT never expected that Mingkai would be so bold as to use Smite on the jungler at the start of the game.

So at this moment, SKT's team is still communicating, and Lee Sin needs to take down the river crab in order to reach level 4 quickly!

However, when there were 3 minutes left in the game, Lee Sin used Smite on the Krugs and quickly eliminated the small Krugs.

They were out of the jungle in 3 minutes and 2 seconds!

what is this concept?

The third wave of cannon minions in the top and bottom lanes hadn't all died yet, and the mid and top laners were doing alright, having already reached level 3, but the bot lane duo was only level 2 at this point!

And it just recently reached level 2!

Because SKT had assumed that Lee Sin would quickly reach level 3 and gank top lane, the bot lane managed to reach level 2 first.

SKT has a Janna on their side, giving them a huge advantage against Rakan early on. Even if Varus counters Xayah, he can only fight her effectively after reaching level 3.

"Push the lane into the tower, push the lane into the tower, Lee Sin will be here soon." Wolf was still communicating with Bang.

They weren't under too much pressure; they just needed to push the minion wave into the turret and retreat before Lee Sin arrived in the bottom lane.

However, to the surprise of SKT's bot lane duo, Lee Sin actually charged out from the minion wave.

Moreover, Lee Sin used his W skill to poke Rakan and get close.

"At 3 minutes and 02 seconds, Lee Sin has already reached level 4!!!" Wawa's face flushed with excitement as he shouted, "SKT's bot lane is still pushing the lane, there's an opportunity, there's an opportunity, this is a great opportunity!!!"

Standing behind the turret, Rakan used Flash while Lee Sin was still in the air, and then used W to lift up the unsuspecting Xayah!

As Rakan lifted Xayah, Lee Sin also came to Rakan's side.

Lee Sin used his E skill to slam the ground and hit Xayah, and Varus immediately followed up with a barrage of arrows behind Xayah.

After Lee Sin slowed Xayah with his E skill, he applied his Q skill to her.

Janna used her Q skill to knock up Lee Sin and Rakan, and Xayah used Flash to cross Varus's arrow rain range, then ran backward with the help of Heal.

The Lee Sin used his second Q to chase after Xayah as soon as he landed, and then used his second E to slow her down.

Rakan cast a healing spell on Varus and then chased after Lee Sin!

Since SKT's bot lane duo was in front of EDG's first tower at that moment, they chased them all the way.

Xayah even used up her barrier, but EDG managed to catch up until her second set of skills was off cooldown.

However, what was unexpected was that when Xayah was at the last second of health, Lee Sin used his Q skill, but surprisingly, the kick went astray.

The same location, the same scene, it felt like a recreation of Season 6.

A series of exclamations immediately erupted from the scene!

But Iboy used his Flash at this moment, and then fired a Smite Arrow.

It precisely took away Xayah's last bit of health!

"Aa ...

The shouts that had been constant at the scene reached their peak at this moment!

【有人可能觉的3分02块了，但S7的世界赛上SKT对战RNG的Bo5第一局，打野Blank小黑，使用扎克的时候就在3分02秒速4！】