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

After Camille gained an advantage in a 1v2 situation in the top lane, Hecarim decisively moved to the bottom lane, aiming to secure the first dragon.

By this time, all the jungle monsters have been cleared. According to EDG's operational logic, they will definitely help Camille take the Rift Herald at this point, taking down the first turret as soon as possible to accelerate the game.

However, the pressure in the bottom lane is too great. The combination of Ashe and Karma has already taken away nearly half of the bottom lane turret's health.

If they continue to focus on the top lane, TSM might be able to secure the first tower kill in the bottom lane.

Hecarim first cleared vision in the bottom lane, and then started taking the dragon.

Kennen will definitely need to teleport top lane to take over the minion wave, since Camille has already completed Tiamat. If she doesn't go top lane, the turret will explode very quickly!

After respawning, Lee Sin rushed to the bottom half of the map without stopping.

If you can't win in the top lane, you have to give up the Rift Herald, but you can trade it for the Dragon.

However, to TSM's surprise, EDG was actually fighting for the dragon.

The reason TSM couldn't beat EDG in the upper bracket was because Camille was too strong, but in the lower bracket, TSM was not afraid of EDG at all.

Taliyah used her ultimate to block the path, splitting up EDG's lineup.

Lee Sin's Q-Smite-Q combo allowed Mingkai's Hecarim to steal the dragon.

However, Lee Sin's dragon steal instantly caused TSM's positioning to become problematic.

Taliyah, Ashe, and Karma are all at the river entrance of F6!

"Kill them, kill them!" As Xiaolong was robbed, Mingkai's body temperature instantly rose, directly entering a red-temperature state.

"Look at me! Look at me! Look at me!" Mingkai shouted, and immediately started sprinting.

The ultimate ability, R, allows the user to dash through Taliyah's wall, inflicting fear on both Ashe, Karma, and Taliyah.

Because the Taliyah's wall and the wall of the Dragon Pit form an angle, TSM has no vision of the river at all.

EDG had vision of the F6 camp, and when Hecarim charged in, all three TSM players had Flash available, but they didn't react in time.

After instilling fear in all three, Galio immediately applied his ultimate to Hecarim.

Hecarim charged in and used his E skill to kick Ashe back.

After the fear subsided, both Taliyah and Karma immediately used Flash to avoid being hit by Galio's ultimate.

After Ashe was kicked back by Hecarim's E skill, she was knocked into the air by Galio's ultimate, and Zet's Tristana used her W skill to ride right in Ashe's face.

Ashe had no room to maneuver and was killed by Tristana's combo, refreshing her W skill.

On the other side, Galio used his W skill to taunt.

Taliyah quickly threw a rock spike at Galio's feet, trying to lift Galio back.

Galio uses W-Flash to dodge Taliyah's Rock Slam while simultaneously taunting her.

Tristana used her W to stomp on Taliyah again!

The Taliyah was killed by Galio's skill damage.

EDG_Zet (Torrent) has killed TSM_WildTurtle (Ashe)!!!

EDG_Zet (Troll) has killed TSM_Bjergsen (Taliyah)!!!

Doublekill!

"Wow!!! Tristana gets a double kill!!! Hecarim's engage was amazing, he said he'd give you the dragon, but your two carries have to die here!!!"

I remember excitedly shouting, "And because of well-known reasons, the first thing Centaur does when he uses his ultimate is to find Ashe, kick her back, and kill her instantly."

"The Hecarim and Galio combo is even more powerful than the Camille and Galio combo."

Rita exclaimed, "And Tristana's W can be refreshed continuously. This is simply an unreasonable team fight initiation system!"

"That's right! If Lee Sin were in the front, he could have used his R skill to restrict him, but Lee Sin happened to be in the dragon pit to steal the dragon, and used his W to ward-hop down there."

Remember to suddenly raise your voice: "At the MSI in S5, Clearlove won his first international championship by playing Evelynn jungle."

But since then, I haven't seen EDG innovate or expand around Clearlove. Two years later, could it be that the EDG we had high hopes for is coming back?

The chat in the official live stream exploded!

"Is this game definitely not due to Camille's superior play? She disrupted TSM's rhythm twice in a row!"

"Camille definitely played well, but Hecarim's engage was also excellent. The vision control was spot-on, no wonder he's Clearlove!"

"We rely on this little bit of food to guard the house and make a living. If we lose it, we'll really become pigs."

"7777777!"

"How despicable, hahaha... worried about the horse trampling the flying arrow, so you killed Han Bing first?"

"Speaking of which, this team-up initiation and charge-in system actually seems to have some merit?"

"All I can say is that EDG is pulling a lot of crazy stunts these days!"

……

Amid cheers from the audience, Mingkai shouted, "A dog! Did you see your dad's move? Isn't it awesome?"

"Switch to manual intervention!" Zhou Hanyang said lazily.

A question mark slowly appeared on Mingkai's forehead, somewhat not understanding Zhou Hanyang's meaning.

"Huh? Mingkai's play was definitely better than the bots', right?" Meiko reacted quickly and said with some doubt.

However, judging from the smile on his lips, it was clear that he did it on purpose.

“It’s better to play against a difficult AI!” Zhou Hanyang said calmly.

"knock!"

“I’m forwarding your XXX, you XXXX are the bot!” This was the first time Mingkai had ever heard such a novel way of ‘insulting’ someone.

The red temperature instantly broke through the defense!

"Hehe!" Zhou Hanyang immediately smiled when he saw Ming Kai's red temperature break down.

After the team fight, EDG went to the top lane to take the Rift Herald, and with Camille's help, they secured the first tower's gold advantage in the top lane.

TSM has already lost this game!

Their lineup is an early-to-mid-game composition, relying entirely on Kennen's Thunderfury for mid-game team fights.

As a result, Kennen was completely contained in the side lane by Camille, and in a 4v4 front-line battle, EDG charged in directly, and TSM had no way to deal with it.

Camille relentlessly pressured the side lanes, while Hecarim farmed freely in Lee Sin's jungle.

TSM knew they were unlikely to win in the late game because their early-to-mid game composition was completely outmatched by EDG's late-game composition.

They decisively chose to speed up and actively engaged in two team fights with EDG, giving EDG a 7000+ gold advantage in just 20 minutes!

After EDG took down Baron Nashor, they went back to base to replenish their supplies, and then engaged in a team fight at 27 minutes.

Winning team, push straight!

The game is over!

Easily defeated TSM!

On the first day of MSI, EDG achieved two consecutive victories!

[I feel like TH will have a harder time than LEV! And TES, the author was telling colleagues on the day TES lost to BLG that TES would most likely get crushed by LNG. The author predicted TES would get crushed, but it turned out it wasn't LNG that would crush them, but WBG!]

Hahaha……】