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

After ganking the bottom lane and securing the Rift Scuttler, Mingkai's Lee Sin chose to recall.

At this point, Lee Sin could actually enter Elise's jungle to steal her blue buff. Elise had just finished ganking the top lane and was returning to base. If it was just stealing a blue buff, there would definitely be enough time.

But Mingkai didn't do that!

What kind of hero is Spider? A tempo-based jungler.

She's the kind of jungler who will gank even if there are jungle monsters in the jungle, let alone when there are no jungle monsters in Spider's jungle.

To prevent Spider from desperately trying to gank, Mingkai decided not to steal Spider's blue buff.

Neither the bot lane duo nor the top laner Kennen had Flash available at this point, and either of them getting caught and killed would be an unacceptable situation for EDG.

After recalling, Lee Sin went back to the top half of the map and started farming from the Gromp downwards.

At this moment, Gnar was pushing back the lane. In the previous wave, Kennen had pushed the minion wave into Gnar's turret, so this was actually a good ganking opportunity in the top lane.

"Should we gank the top lane?" Mingkai asked after thinking for a moment.

"There's not much need for that." Zhou Hanyang shook his head slightly. "Even if you try to gank now, it'll only result in a flash attack, disrupting your rhythm. The spider has already cleared the bottom half of the map, and if you show yourself in the top half, the spider will definitely try to gank you there."

Although they guessed you should be in the top lane, you haven't shown yourself, have you? It's not worth putting so much pressure on the bottom lane just to flash and kill Gnar. Wait until you reach level 6, then come over and kill him outright!

"OK!" Upon hearing this, Mingkai glanced at the minion wave in the bottom lane and decided not to insist any further.

After killing Xayah, EDG's bot lane duo pushed the minion wave into the turret and then took the opportunity to recall to base to replenish their supplies.

In the early game, due to low levels and poor equipment, the speed of clearing lanes is too slow. As a result, the next wave of minions arrives at the same time the previous wave reaches the tower, which inevitably leads to a pushback in the early game.

At this moment, Xayah and Janna were pushing back the lane, and Elise had just finished clearing the three jungle camps in the bottom half of the map.

As long as Lee Sin shows up in the top half of the map, Elise, a champion so good at tower diving, will definitely tower dive and kill the duo without Flash in the bottom half of the map.

Thinking of this, Mingkai didn't even farm the three wolves, and rushed straight to the bottom lane, worried that the bottom lane duo would be tower-dived.

SKT was indeed planning to tower dive EDG's bot lane duo, with Elise already in the bottom river, crouching in the tri-bush.

However, after Cassiopeia pushed LeBlanc's lane, she placed another ward at F6 and spotted Lee Sin.

Seeing the Lee Sin appear at F6, SKT naturally couldn't continue diving the tower.

Once a fight breaks out in the bottom lane, Lee Sin can arrive immediately. If EDG's bottom lane duo retreats even a little, they will lose some experience from minions. When Lee Sin arrives, it will be a 3v3 situation, and with the help of the turret, SKT will likely be in trouble.

Moreover, the top lane was pushed back, and Gnar was ahead of Kennen by one Flash.

But before Gnar gets Mercury's Treads, Kennen still has a good chance against Gnar.

If Kennen maintains a good balance in the minion wave, he can keep the wave blocked in front of the tower without taking damage, putting Gnar in a difficult position.

Once the Spider shows up in the bottom lane, Kennen in the top lane will definitely block the minion wave.

If you randomly block the minion wave without being sure that the spider is not in the top half of the map, you are likely to attract the spider's tower dive gank!

Lee Sin's missed Q in the first round resulted in EDG having to use an extra Flash, making the kill and gank less profitable.

However, as long as EDG can get through the few minutes of Flash's cooldown period, then EDG will have made a huge profit.

If SKT manages to recover during this period, EDG will suffer a huge loss.

Therefore, what EDG needs to do at this time is not to take the initiative, but simply to play a good defensive counter-attacking game.

Unfortunately, counter-attacking is exactly what Mingkai excels at!

He could choose not to farm the wolves himself, but instead provide protection for the bot lane duo, something most junglers wouldn't do.

Because this move wasn't about ganking, it was about defending.

While it's possible to sacrifice a lot of jungle farming for ganks, almost no jungler can sacrifice farming for defense.

Gank, no matter what, still has a chance of success; it's a gamble that could turn a bicycle into a motorcycle.

But defensively, it's a sure loss; there's no other possibility.

unless……

The other person is having a seizure!

However, the only matches that could force Mingkai to lose money were top-tier games, where the chances of his opponent making a mistake were extremely slim.

LCK! The capital!

Deft and Pupu are watching the game together.

"Deft, want a sip?" Pupu handed the bottle of liquor to Deft!

Deft shook his head and waved his hand in refusal: "I told you I don't drink alcohol, it will affect my reaction speed."

"It affects your reaction speed?" Pupu couldn't help but laugh. "Are you comparing your reaction speed to these 18-year-old ADs? Are you already old before you're even a Bang? Can't you react fast enough?"

“It’s precisely because we can’t compete that we should cherish it even more,” Deft said seriously. “If you hadn’t been drinking so much, your career might have reached even greater heights, and you wouldn’t be in this state of constant wandering and hardship!”

"..." After a long silence, Pupu finally uttered that classic line: "Deputy, you're such a bastard!"

Deft looked at Pupu, whose face was slightly flushed, and couldn't help but sigh silently.

He really admired Imp's talent; if high-intensity alcohol could guarantee such high-intensity professional competition.

Despite how much he cherishes his body, his reaction time and skills are no match for Imp, who is exposed to alcohol every day!

After a moment of silence, Deft couldn't help but ask a question that had been buried in his heart for a long time: "Do you think... if my policewoman flashed forward, would the ending be different?"

"So what if you flash forward and kill them?" Pupu scoffed, "It'll still end the same way."

“That’s right!” Smeb shouted, “Come on, pfft, let’s have a bump.”

boom!

Smeb and Imp each downed a drink in one gulp, then refilled their cups.

"You and Mingkai are destined to fail together," Pupu said after taking a big gulp.

"Hmm?" Deft looked puzzled.

"You guys are all too focused on League of Legends!" Imp couldn't help but say. "Mingkai clearly had a great streaming contract but gave it up, focusing solely on competitions, his professional career, and winning championships."

You have time to stay up all night playing ranked games, but you don't have time to learn even a little bit of Chinese.

At this point, Pupu suddenly changed her tone and said in broken Chinese, "Li Ruici, his... oh... Chinese... is better than what you said... He's also in his second year!"

Although Imp's Chinese is broken, Deft, who has played in the LPL for two years, can understand it perfectly.

He really hadn't expected that Pupu's Chinese had become so good; his face was filled with a blank expression!

I'm going out for dinner after get off work today, it's Valentine's Day, so the second update will be a bit late! I'm not asking for any updates today!

Yesterday, when I asked for donations, many people criticized me, while many others defended me. There's really no need to argue. The author doesn't have any so-called literary integrity. As long as you're willing to send three free donations a day, or even add the author privately to criticize them, that's fine too. Here's a VIP section for you to criticize; say whatever you want!

If you have any faults, correct them; if you don't, keep up the good work!

For a father who needs to earn money for baby formula, these words mean nothing.

One last thing: have you forgotten what the author does?

Every time I review a game, if I mention "broken," "water," or "black," I'm a war criminal!

Those private messages come in hundreds or thousands every minute!

Does anyone remember that game with Uzi and Jinx? The author has a marketing account saying Uzi had a meltdown, receiving over 3700 private messages in one night. Even now, people are still sending the author private messages to insult them, with an estimated total of over 7 messages.

Another account claimed that Uzi has difficulty dealing damage against double-circle opponents, and received over 2290 private messages in one night, all from 'rational and objective' people saying their double-circle win rate is less than 37%! Now the total number of messages has reached over 2.

Compared to the trolls on Bilibili and Douyin, Tomato's trolls can't even scratch me; in fact, they almost make me laugh.

After saying all that, could I finally ask for some electricity?