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

At this moment, the other three teams were all in the backstage lounge, watching the TSM vs. EDG match.

The main reason they watched so intently was that EDG had pulled out a jungler champion that no one had used at MSI – Hecarim!

They wanted to see how effective EDG's Centaur Warrunner jungler would be.

If EDG's Hecarim really performs exceptionally well against Lee Sin.

Therefore, the subsequent BP logic for MSI will be completely changed.

Before they even saw the effect of the human and horse figures, they first got to see Zhou Hanyang's performance.

"Damn it, Zhou Hanyang's top lane is too overpowered." Flash Wolves' top laner MMD couldn't help but shout, "This guy is not only a mechanical monster, his game understanding and minion wave management are top-notch."

The only way to beat him is to pick a top/jungle combo that has constant ganks on top, or you can only target the mid/bot/jungle.

"Wasn't this a Kennen blunder?" Flash Wolves' AD carry Betty couldn't help but say, "Why did he go to the back?"

Just push the lane normally; Camille will be stuck under the tower. Keep pushing Camille's lane, then wait until she reaches level 6 and call for Lee Sin to gank her, right?

"If you can't suppress a long-range character by picking one, what's the point of picking them? You might as well pick a tanky character who stays under the tower and waits for team fights," Karsa said, shaking his head slightly.

In Gam's rest room, Gam's top laner Stark exclaimed in shock, "This guy has some game sense! That Weakness move was a stroke of genius!"

G2's top laner also shared his opinion: "This guy's mental control, mechanics, and minion wave management are all a level above Hauntzer's. He's practically toying with him."

"His move was incredibly precise; he used the creeps' aggro mechanism to completely outmaneuver Hauntzer."

On the bus carrying SKT to the venue, Huni took a deep breath, his expression extremely serious:

"This step forward to attack a minion, on the surface it was just attacking a minion once, but it completely changed the situation in the top lane."

Although Zhou Hanyang has shown his talent in the LPL, to be honest, Huni didn't take him seriously before.

In his view, Zhou Hanyang was just relying on his long reach to fight against short-range opponents, and that's how he created a few memorable moments.

If it were him, he could do it too.

So what if Zz1tai, who dominated other top laners in the LPL during S5?

Didn't he just dominate them again at the S5 World Championship?

He even owes his current wealth to Zz1tai.

LPL is not a region that produces many top laners.

But after watching this, Huni's regard for Zhou Hanyang increased dramatically.

"It's hard to imagine that a melee fighter with long range can also outmaneuver long range opponents by using minion waves!" Even Faker couldn't help but show his amazement.

When a short-ranged opponent fights a long-ranged opponent, they must withstand pressure in the early stages.

If we want to get back at our level, we'll have to wait until we're better equipped and launch a counterattack.

This is similar to the principle of a soft support playing against a hard support in the bottom lane.

Soft supports poke and harass, while hard supports burst down an enemy.

"Then why did he bring Cloth Armor 4 Red?" Peanut couldn't help but ask.

"He probably didn't expect Hauntzer to give him this opportunity. He was probably prepared to withstand the pressure in the early stages!" Huni said casually.

That's right!

Zhou Hanyang was indeed prepared to withstand the pressure in the early game, trying to last-hit as many minions as possible and collect as much experience as he could.

Unexpectedly, Hauntzer himself decided to cause trouble, giving him the opportunity.

The difference in skill level among the four teams can be seen from the words spoken by their top laners.

Huni is undoubtedly the strongest; at least from God's perspective, he can thoroughly analyze Zhou Hanyang.

Secondly, there's G2's top laner, Expect!

Flash Wolves' MMD ranked third.

Gam, the top laner, was the worst. He didn't even realize that Camille's auto-attack was the key, and instead said "weakness".

And as they said, Zhou Hanyang is indeed awesome, but assuming Kennen just honestly pushes the lane.

Even Zhou Hanyang himself couldn't visualize a solo kill against Kennen before reaching level 6.

Unexpectedly, Hauntzer gave himself the chance.

Kennen returned home to recover his health and then left the game.

With both summons gone, Hauntzer became much more subdued.

He didn't even dare to cross the minion wave to harass Camille; he just pushed the lane like crazy.

However, Camille still managed to block the minion wave in front of the tower.

Whenever Kennen shows any signs of pushing the lane, Camille will step forward and make a move to use her E to trade damage.

Kennen had no choice but to retreat and avoid battle.

Camille still has a TP scroll, so she can go back to base to recover her health and mana after trading blows.

But Kennen can't go back, otherwise he'll lose points.

This caused the minion wave to remain stuck near Camille, making things extremely difficult for Kennen.

Lee Sin originally planned to rush F6, red, and blue buffs to enter Hecarim's jungle and find Hecarim to unleash a combo on him.

However, Kennen's gap in the top lane prevented Lee Sin from entering Hecarim's jungle.

Camille can provide support at any time, but Kennen cannot.

This makes the Centaur brushing particularly comfortable.

Of course, Hecarim still follows the same jungle route of blue, frost, and red, without changing his jungle route, and quickly reaches level 3 in the blue buff area first!

While farming is enjoyable, collisions can be avoided, but it's still necessary to defend the jungle to prevent Lee Sin from stealing jungle camps.

This is why other junglers get fed in the jungle, but Mingkai is the one feeding other junglers.

Both sides entered a development phase, with each side pushing the lane in the mid lane. Although EDG didn't have lane priority in the bottom lane, it wasn't a big problem.

Centaur can totally take the river crab!

With the top lane minions in front of the tower, it's not easy for Lee Sin to gank.

This is the kind of situation EDG wants to see, so naturally they won't cause trouble.

After both junglers cleared the first round of jungle monsters, they went back to base.

The director would occasionally lock the camera onto the road.

"Attack's individual skill is truly top-notch." Remember couldn't help but say, "When Camille played against Kennen, he not only didn't get pressured in last hits, but he even managed to out-farm Kennen by almost 10 CS."

"Kennen didn't exert any pressure in the early game, so he's definitely no match for Camille in the side lanes later on," Rita chuckled softly.

"Furthermore, because Camille has Exhaust active, Kennen couldn't even use his ultimate to trade a wave of Camille's health."

"Camille recalls at 9 minutes, a point Attack really likes to recall." Remember laughed, "Camille with 87 last hits bought Sheen, boots, and Tiamat all at once!"

"EDG is probably preparing to engage in the vanguard team fight!" Rita said excitedly.

"We thought EDG would make their move when their top and mid laners reached level 6, but they didn't. Instead, they planned to wait for an opportunity... Wait! Lee Sin has moved into the top side of the map. Are they going to ambush Camille?"

"Camille used her Teleport to get ahead. If she gets caught and killed by Lee Sin, her early advantage will be completely lost!" Remember's voice was tense.

The TSM team is currently engaged in a frantic exchange of ideas.

Jungler Svenskeren kept shouting, "I'll kick him out, I'll kick him out, just ult him. Look at me, look at me!"

“OK, OK, look at you, OK!” Hauntzer repeatedly indicated that he understood.

If TSM's lineup develops to the late game, it will definitely be no match for EDG's lineup.

This was the first wave of action they initiated.

If Camille is caught out in this wave, there is still hope for the team to build around Kennen.

Otherwise, the hope is slim!

[Huh? The plans have changed, and they're aiming for the championship? I thought EDG would go to the loser's bracket. They actually won? They're in great form!]