League: Educating LPL is my duty.

Riven fought and retreated, and drank her health potion in a timely manner, but she didn't use Ignite until three seconds after Li Chen flashed.

At this point, TheShy realized that he was about to die unless he used Flash.

However, Li Chen kept holding onto his Q skill, using the speed boost from breaking through the opening to block his position. If he used Flash at this moment, he would definitely take another Q-A combo, and his health would drop to a very low level, while Fiora would still have half health.

If Fiora heals by blocking the lane again, he'll either have to abandon the minion wave and go back to base, or he'll be tower-dived, which is too much of a loss. It's better for him to just die, as that way he can get back to lane faster and save time recalling.

So, in this simple and straightforward exchange of attacks, TheShy chose to save his Flash and fought his way to the tower with Fiora. In the end, he was killed by Fiora's QA combo when he was at low health.

TheShy's livestream chat exploded, with everyone mocking him.

"Seriously? This is the best Riven player in the Korean server?"

"Riven got solo killed by Fiora at level 1, and it was Ignite and Teleport, I won't say who it was."

"Is this Flash ability meant to be passed down to the next generation?"

"Learned it from a puppy? A family heirloom Flash?"

TheShy couldn't understand Chinese, but he knew the chat was definitely cursing him, so he explained: "This Fiora is very strong. She kept blocking my position. I used Flash and couldn't continue laning. If I went out of the tower to farm minions, I would get harassed."

We're saving our Flash. We can use its advantage to create opportunities when we fight later. If we use Flash, we'll be suppressed for the entire game, so this is a way to minimize losses.

There were also experts in the chat who knew that no matter how they played, the top lane would definitely collapse, and TheShy was just choosing what he thought was the best outcome.

But most viewers don't recognize these facts; they only know that TheShy's Ignite Riven was solo killed by Teleport Fiora at level one.

At this moment, the factory manager, who was still farming the Gromp in the lower jungle, received a notification that Riven had been killed. He quickly took a look and saw a Fiora with less than 200 health controlling the lane, while Riven's corpse lay quietly in front of the tower.

"Seriously, is this all the best Riven player in the Korean server is? She couldn't even beat a Teleport Fiora at level 1 with Ignite?" Clearlove couldn't help but complain.

Looking at the current situation, Abu frowned and said, "Clearlove, it's up to you. You have to crush him this game and show him how ridiculous it is for a top laner to think he can carry the game."

Meanwhile, Li Chen was leisurely last-hitting minions, only attacking each minion until it had a sliver of health left. And while he was farming minions, the minion wave was actually pushing towards the blue side.

This situation was also a setup orchestrated by Li Chen at the first level.

He pretended to attack a minion, but failed. Riven actually attacked the minion, and then used two Qs to chase, which also affected the minion.

Furthermore, when the two fought, Riven attracted the minions' aggro, which directly caused the blue team's minions to fall into a disadvantage, and they collapsed as the second minion wave arrived.

Anyone who plays top lane knows how frustrating it is to be solo killed and have no teleport available, while your minion wave is blocked in front of the enemy tower.

To put it bluntly, even if Riven were online now, she could only play on her phone quietly. If the jungler doesn't come to help clear the lane, getting experience is considered a success. As for last hitting minions, that's just a dream.

Li Chen wanted to test the strength of the youth version of TheShy, so he suppressed TheShy more fiercely than he had when playing against random players.

He timed his return to base just before Riven came online, bought a longsword, a pair of sandals, and a health potion, and teleported back to his lane, just in time to see Riven come online.

So the level 3 Fiora blocked the minion wave, not giving Riven any chance to clear the minions.

TheShy sniffed around and leveled up to level 2. He wanted to find an opportunity to try it out, but after taking only two steps, Li Chen Q'd him and hit him with an AE combo. He could only use his E skill to get away.

"Damn, this Fiora is so good. We can't play top lane. Jungler, please help us out."

Hearing TheShy's complaints, Dopa glanced at the top lane and instantly understood the situation. He knew that if he didn't help, Riven would be completely destroyed.

"Wait a minute, I'll clear the lane at level four and go help you catch it once."

At this moment, the factory manager had finished clearing the jungle and was preparing to help the top lane, but he ran into Lee Sin in the river. Seeing that Fiora was going to reinforce the river, he immediately used his E to escape.

After learning of the jungler's movements, Li Chen became even more ruthless, directly kicking Riven out of the experience zone, even if it meant missing a few minions himself, he wouldn't let Riven get any experience.

Once Dopa reaches level four, he should find an opportunity to clear the minion wave and immediately signal to the Rek'Sai to go help him in the top lane.

The factory manager had just gone home and was only in the bottom jungle when he went to the top lane, which would put him at a disadvantage. But if he didn't go, their Riven would be practically nonexistent in this game.

Since Abu kept asking him to help, he had no choice but to go with Card.

So, after four and a half minutes, Li Chen saw a level 4 Twisted Fate and a Rek'Sai appear in the vision left by the jungler in the river.

Knowing that the two were there to help Riven clear the wave, Li Chen didn't try to hold on and retreated back to the tower, letting the enemy clear the wave.

However, as the wave of minions pushed into the tower, Riven only had six CS and was only level three, while Fiora quickly cleared the tower minions and reached level five, with a CS lead of twenty-two over Riven. It could be said that at this point in the game, Riven had essentially quit the game.

After the excavator and the card left, the top lane became flat. Li Chen did not go back to base. He was currently at full health and had enough gold to buy a longsword, so there was no need for him to return.

TheShy, needless to say, didn't have enough money to buy anything, so he had to force himself to stay online.

Seeing Riven cautiously approaching to farm minions, Li Chen, after testing her positioning a few times, chose to directly use his Q to engage.

He didn't know if the excavator had left yet, but the card player must have already gone home, otherwise he wouldn't be able to play in the mid lane later.

As for the excavator, it's not that Li Chen looks down on the factory manager, but his level 5 Fiora really has room for skillful play against a level 3 Riven and a level 4 factory manager.

After being hit by Li Chen's Q, TheShy chose to immediately use W to counterattack. His QA combo was smooth, but his damage output was somewhat weak due to his lower level and equipment.

Li Chen didn't even use his W skill; he just circled around Riven, auto-attacking and waiting for Riven to use her three Q skills. However, TheShy knew that his third Q skill would be blocked by W, so he deliberately slowed down the release speed of his second Q skill to prolong its duration.

Just as the two were locked in a fierce battle, an excavator suddenly emerged from the bushes in front of the red team's first tower and immediately used its W Flash on Fiora.

In this gank on Fiora, Clearlove had no intention of conserving his skills; he was determined to use all his strength to kill Fiora and ease the situation for Riven.

However, the very next second after the excavator emerged, a sound of sword energy piercing the air rang out.

A sharp sword, a sharp eye!

Li Chen used his W ability to block the excavator's knock-up and simultaneously immobilize Riven in place.

Seeing this, the factory manager craned his neck and shouted, "Wait, did this guy start it? How could he even react?"

However, no matter how upset the factory manager was, the situation reversed again.

Riven, who was already in poor condition, lost even more health. After Li Chen auto-attacked, he controlled Fiora to take a step behind Riven, creating an opening. By the time Riven recovered from the stun, the three-part Q he had been holding had expired.

TheShy had no choice but to use Flash to create distance, but at this point neither he nor the Rek'Sai had any crowd control abilities, and the Rek'Sai's red buff had also disappeared, leaving no ability to restrict Li Chen's Fiora's movements.

Li Chen then used his basic attack to exploit the excavator's weakness and accelerate, enduring the excavator's damage. He then used his Q skill to catch up with Riven and kill her, successfully retreating to the tower with less than 100 health remaining.

The factory manager, his excavator crouching on the ground, watched as Fiora killed Riven right in front of him and drove off, feeling like his whole body was about to split open.

Strictly speaking, he ruined Riven's situation, but there's nothing he can do now but swallow the minion wave with tears in his eyes.