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

"First Blood!!!" the doll suddenly exclaimed, "The factory manager's Lee Sin got First Blood right at the start of the game!!! Wow!"

"Hiss!!!" Miller gasped, feeling a slight itch in his head: "This Lee Sin is weird, Ghost Lee Sin? Is the factory manager going to create a new style?"

"Never mind whether he's strange or not, just tell me if he did what he asked!" the doll chuckled.

"That really got things done!" Miller nodded affirmatively: "The Graves who was farming the wolves was preparing to come to the bottom lane to provide support, but he was affected and the wolves were missed. As a result, Clearlove's jungle farming rhythm was basically not behind."

"This is Lee Sin with Ghost! Not only is he fast, but Ghost also has a short cooldown!" Wawa's laughter grew louder: "Graves can use Flash, which is enough for Lee Sin to use Ghost twice! Isn't that rhythm?"

“Now that you mention it, you’re absolutely right!” Miller grinned. “That makes a lot of sense, but for some reason, it’s just a little strange!”

"What do you think is strange?" Doll turned to look at Miller.

"I can't explain it!" Miller opened his mouth, but in the end, he didn't say what was on his mind.

He really wanted to say that picking Lee Sin with Ghost on a top-tier world stage like MSI was a huge mistake.

Meanwhile, the sentiment in the live stream chat on the official Chinese platform had already shifted.

"Bolt the Blind Monk? He actually seems to have some skill!"

"The main strategy of Lee Sin is to create tempo, so why don't I use Ghost? You can use Flash to create one tempo, and I can create two tempoes. I'll eventually find a tempo!"

Even if I miss my Q, I can still catch up and unleash a combo, right?

"If that's the case, then the question is, why don't I play Garen jungle?"

"You make a good point, I'll go try it out in the canyon right now!"

"I am a Master of Ionia! You guys won't understand this game because you don't have Flash, which means you lack mobility. So you need to have precise control over timing and vision! You don't know these things."

"Don't bark, Master Dog is the lowest grade of dog!"

"If it were in a game, I'd shout 'Awesome!' but this is the chat section, so shut up!"

……

After clearing the Krugs, Lee Sin rushed to the upper jungle without stopping.

Taliyah had already placed the trinket ward in the bottom river to prevent Lee Sin from ganking her.

He didn't want to be brutally tortured to death; that kind of death was too damn humiliating.

The mid lane was a situation where both sides were pushing the lane.

On the top lane, Galio is already basically stuck under the tower.

Why can LeBlanc beat Galio? It's because Galio's three skills are too clunky.

With just a little positioning and the W skill that allows for instant displacement, Galio theoretically shouldn't be able to hit LeBlanc with a single skill.

The same applies to Lucian!

As long as Lucian holds onto his E skill, he can continuously poke Galio with his Q skill.

After the first wave of siege minions pushed into the tower and destroyed them, Galio's health was reduced to less than half.

Whenever Zhou Hanyang had the chance, he would decisively use his Q skill to pierce through minions while simultaneously harassing Galio.

Galio's stats are still pretty overpowered in this version, and because you can build Doran's Ring repeatedly, he can basically one-shot backline minions with a single Q.

However, Zhou Hanyang spread out all the minion waves!

The minion wave in the top lane is longer than that in the mid lane, making it easier to manage and deal with.

With the minion wave completely spread out, Galio's Q becomes difficult to hit multiple low-health minions at the same time, making it impossible to use one Q skill to last-hit multiple minions.

Moreover, Zhou Hanyang is pushing slowly, which will deplete both sides' minion waves to the greatest extent.

After Lee Sin and Graves have finished clearing the upper jungle, Lucian can accompany Lee Sin into the river to contest the Rift Scuttler.

Galio could only deal with the minion wave as quickly as possible under the tower, as his health was low and his mana was also running out.

Of course, Lucian's mana was almost depleted, but his health was still quite good.

Lee Sin took the Rift Scuttler, so Graves had no choice but to go and take it too.

The Lee Sin accompanied Lucian as they pushed the minion wave to Galio's turret before recalling to base together.

Lucian went back to base and bought a small potion and a scavenger. It would be difficult to get a kill in his lane before level 6. He needed to suppress Galio while trying to speed up his own development.

Because of Lee Sin's help in pushing the lane, Lucian can go to the top lane, while Galio needs to teleport out, otherwise he will lose minions.

Lee Sin completed a level 1 jungle item, bought two Long Swords, and also purchased a Control Ward!

This time, Lee Sin didn't go to the bottom lane. Instead, he quickly cleared the bottom lane's Krugs and F6 camps before heading straight to the mid lane.

Upon seeing the blind monk's action, everyone couldn't help but get excited.

Is it...

Is the Blind Monk about to make another move?

When Karma applied the E skill shield and speed boost to Lee Sin, Maple immediately tensed up, worried that Lee Sin would immediately use his E skill on him, and Karma would follow up with her W skill.

Fortunately, Lee Sin didn't intend to gank mid. He just helped the mid laner push the wave, allowing the mid laner to recall smoothly, and then started farming the jungle monsters in the top half of the map again.

After defeating the three wolves and the toad, the Blind Monk crouched in the grass of the upper river.

"Galio placed wards in the river bushes?" Doll asked, somewhat puzzled. "Didn't Ueno communicate with him? That seems unlikely."

"It might be a communication misunderstanding! But it's not easy to gank Lee Sin without him reaching level 6!" Miller shook his head slightly.

The chat in the official live stream was filled with sarcastic remarks.

The factory manager's livelihood depends on a broad perspective and a top-level awareness.

That's why so many classic vision-based gank moments have been created.

At this moment, a group of people squatted down, and the little black guys naturally jumped out.

Upon seeing Lee Sin hiding in the bush, Flash Wolves' top laner MMD did not retreat immediately. Instead, he pretended to be 'cautiously' trying to gain experience.

Clearly, he was wasting the blind monk's time.

Meanwhile, Graves had also finished clearing the jungle camps and came to the bushes near the red team to counter-gank.

If Lee Sin dares to engage, it will be a 2v2 in the top lane!

Fortunately, the Lee Sin managed to retreat in the end!

The commentators breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing this, but the audience was quite disappointed, as they had thought this might turn into a fight.

But just when everyone thought the Blind Monk would choose to return to base, he walked into the Dragon Pit and then used his ward to reach the top of the pit.

The director focused the camera on Lee Sin again!

Everyone knew that the factory manager was about to pull off a bizarre stunt.

But the problem is...

Graves hasn't recalled yet?

Just when everyone thought the 2v2 between the top laner and jungler was about to break out, Lee Sin stood in the shadows behind the large rock in the top lane.

As the Lee Sin stood still, the Graves began casting his recall spell.

The blind monk stood in the shadows for a full six seconds before starting to walk out.

This scene drew gasps of surprise from the audience.

The commentators in the official live stream were also shouting.

The chat was flooded with "77777", "66666", and "?".

When Lee Sin emerged from the shadows, Graves was in the last two seconds of his recall animation. Karsa was already shopping and didn't even see Lee Sin.

Lee Sin charged out from behind Galio and immediately activated Ghost. At the same time, Lucian, despite Galio's Q skill, killed a cannon minion and two melee minions by passing through minions.

The Blind Monk who received experience points had a glow rising from his body.

Lee Sin is level 6!

When the Lee Sin reached level 6, all the professional players watching the match had their pupils shrink and were shocked!

Is it...

Lee Sin's ward-camping maneuver just now was actually to—steal experience from the top laner?!

And there were also previous instances of helping the top lane push the lane and helping the mid lane push the lane!

Their real purpose was simply to gain experience points.

All for the sake of creating a variation and reaching level 6 ahead of schedule!!!

At this moment, Mingkai's smile spread wide.

I'm waiting for my Sprint cooldown and experience, while you, my buddy!

What are you waiting for?

Are we just waiting to die?

Upon seeing a level 6 Lee Sin charging aggressively towards him with Ghost activated, Flash Wolves' top laner MMD felt a wave of dizziness wash over him.

I'm your buddy, I'd give you my life!

Can you just kill me with your Q?

I don't want to be killed by A!!!

On MSI!

Such an humiliating way to die, won't my social standing plummet?

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