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

There are many best-of-one matches in a day during the group stage. After EDG's match, the next best-of-one match is TL vs. FW!

These two teams are old acquaintances in the World Championship. Flash Wolves gained an advantage with a more perfect early game rhythm and snowballed their lead to defeat TL!

The third best-of-one match is the highly anticipated KZ vs. FNC!

In the match against EDG, FNC's rhythm was completely dominated by EDG. Naturally, everyone was quite curious whether KZ could also achieve a crushing victory against FNC.

Based on the current version, KZ selected a top lane Vladimir, a mid-jungle Sion paired with Zac, and a bot lane Xayah and Rakan combination.

This is a standard lineup that allows the mid and jungle to establish momentum in the early game, and can initiate team fights or defend the base in the late game.

FNC learned their lesson this time and did not continue with the strategy they used in the previous game against EDG.

They picked Ornn for top lane, Skarner and Corki for mid and jungle, and Tristana and Braum for bot lane.

While both are dual-carry lineups, FNC's lineup faces virtually no offensive pressure in the early game.

If the right side can delay its development, then the team fights in the later stages will be easier than those on the left side, because the range of the Vladimir and Xayah dual carries is too short, while the range of the Corki and Tristana dual carries in the later stages is well known.

Although FNC acquired a more late-game-oriented lineup, their early-game teamwork was much better than KZ's.

Ornn completely ignored the top laner, letting him farm freely while he helped the mid and bot lane carries establish momentum.

Other AD carries, even if they get ahead, still need to exert pressure in lane. But Tristana is different; once she gains an advantage, she can really push towers.

The game had only been going on for 15 minutes when the sniper destroyed two outer turrets in KZ's mid and bottom lanes, putting immense pressure on KZ's vision in the early game.

FNC, who were completely crushed by EDG, surprisingly defeated KZ, the LCK Spring Split champions. This upset was something no one expected.

Everyone originally thought that even if KZ lost, they would lose to EDG or the Korean champions FW. They never thought that they would lose to FNC.

LCK fans immediately started criticizing, saying they could accept KZ losing to EDG, but they would never accept KZ losing to a team like FNC.

While everyone was criticizing KZ, EDG faced their second opponent, the EVS team led by YueNan.

Zhou Hanyang showed no mercy to the Moonman team, picking Camille as his jungler.

He started ganking mid at level 2, was able to tower dive at level 4, and achieved a solo kill against the jungler at level 6.

The game ended completely in just 27 minutes.

Zhou Hanyang's top lane Camille is incredibly strong; everyone in the world knows that.

But no one expected that Zhou Hanyang's Camille jungle would be so strong.

They had no choice but to envy them.

Whether it's Camille or Jax, these are champions typical of top laners. Faced with Zhou Hanyang's unusual champion pool, the coaching staff of these teams were completely helpless.

After EDG, it's KZ's turn to play, and this time their opponent is Flash Wolves (FW)!

FW, clearly well-prepared, surprisingly picked Yasuo in the top lane to counter Khan's Gnar, and once again defeated LCK's top seed KZ!

No one expected that the KZ team, which was highly anticipated by LCK viewers, would suffer two consecutive losses on the first day.

Even the players and coaching staff of EDG were completely dumbfounded, and they all expressed that they did not understand why KZ played so poorly.