League: Educating LPL is my duty.

After doing a little work, Li Chen didn't forget his old profession and opened the game to prepare for a simple massacre.

The factory manager didn't want to play today, so Li Chen queued up solo and logged into his private Korean server account that he had previously reached the Challenger rank.

"Brothers, the betting is open! Tell me, can the streamer get ten kills this round? It's a one-minute betting period, place your bets quickly."

Ten kills were a piece of cake for viewers who were used to seeing Li Chen teach all sorts of tricks in ranked games, so the betting on the left quickly reached one million fish balls.

On the other side, there were fewer than 100,000 people who couldn't place bets, obviously hoping that Li Chen would fill in or that the other side would AFK and surrender early.

Soon after entering the game, Li Chen checked his position and found that he had indeed been assigned the support role. The live stream chat erupted in chaos, with people shouting that they were going to go bankrupt.

Li Chen raised his hand: "Don't panic, let me ask for a seat first, okay?"

In order to get a position, Li Chen had a junior from the junior class type a message in Korean for him: "I am a professional top laner, give me the top lane, I can check your stats!"

The text was copied and sent, and the top laner quickly replied with a message in Korean.

Li Chen said he didn't understand what was going on and immediately asked the chat, "What is this guy saying, guys? Can anyone explain it to me?"

"What is C-God? I don't know him."

"What did C produce? I don't recognize it!"

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Li Chen initially thought the comments were just a joke, so he searched it up himself. The translation revealed it really meant that, and he immediately exclaimed dramatically, "Seriously? This guy's got some nerve! Doesn't he even recognize the world's best top laner? What's the point of him playing top lane then?"

"The world is coming? The world is coming out!"

"If you don't understand, just ask! What skin does the streamer use? I want to support them!"

"It's one thing for the streamer to joke around with his buddies, but don't fool yourself too."

"I've completely lost face, and I'm not saying who it was!"

In response to the crowd's disdain, Li Chen chuckled and said, "The world deceives me, slanders me, insults me, laughs at me, belittles me, and despises me. I will first tolerate him, let him be, avoid him, let him do as he pleases, be patient with him, respect him, and ignore him. Then, next year, you will see what he does."

As soon as he finished speaking, Li Chen clicked on the stone golem with his mouse and confirmed!

A one-shot kill nuke Malphite build and runes are now complete!

If Lucian can jungle, why can't Malphite support?

Meanwhile, at the RNG base, Uzi, who had just locked in Ashe, immediately turned pale: "Seriously, is this guy crazy? Using Malphite as support in a Korean Challenger game? What's the point of that?!"

However, despite saying that, Uzi still didn't quit immediately, because he had already quit twice today.

Both sides quickly finished selecting their players and entered the loading screen:

Blue team:

Top Lane - Poppy

Jungler - Kha'Zix

Mid Lane - Syndra

ad——ice

Support - Malphite

Red Team:

Top lane - Renekton

Jungler - Lee Sin

Mid Lane - Zed

ad——Ember

Support - Alistar

By this time, some sharp-eyed viewers had already noticed the problem.

"Ashe is Uzi, the enemy Alistar is Faker, and the AD is Pilot. This is an all-star bot lane game."

"Faker's Alistar, that's interesting!"

"This game is going to be interesting. C's Malphite and Faker's Alistar are sure to be a hit."

"Damn it, C has gotten himself into trouble again with the negative traffic."

Li Chen glanced at the comments and then at the names. The pilot was using his main account, and Faker was using the smurf account he had met yesterday. He recognized both of them. Since the comments said that his Ashe was Uzi, then it should be correct.

"Alright, alright, it's just a few pro players, what's the big deal? Just now the streamer ran into nine pros at once, and he still got completely crushed by the streamer. This game we'll build magic items, I have to protect my brothers' wealth."

Li Chen found a plausible excuse for himself and decisively went out to buy a Spellthief's Blade and a Reusable Potion.

"Actually, Malphite is a very strong support champion. Our EDG team has been researching this strategy recently, and it might be used in competitions in the future. You can learn how I play it."

Both sides went online normally, and the minion waves met. Li Chen stood near the ranged minions and began to supervise Uzi's last-hitting.

To be honest, Uzi's Ashe is really strong in lane. As soon as he came online, he started to kite the opponent. Jhin landed an auto-attack and Q, but he took three auto-attacks and a W from Ashe. It seemed like he had already gained a big advantage.

Seeing how hard he was working, Li Chen couldn't keep pretending to be the real deal, so he went up and gently tickled the bull's head to earn some gold coins.

At this moment, Uzi tapped on a minion, signaling Stone to go up and farm minions to reach level two.

Li Chen saw the signal, but not completely, and showed no intention of moving forward.

The main problem is that he didn't buy any support items to collect minions. If he went up to attack ranged minions at this time, he would lose a lot of health with each attack, which was really not profitable.

Moreover, the combination of Stone and Ice only becomes powerful at level six. At this point, rushing to level two and pushing the lane will at most give you a slight advantage on the field, but you will also have to bear the risk of being ganked by the jungler.

Neither of them has crowd control or mobility; if the jungler dares to come, at least one of them will die.

So Li Chen still wanted to play the top lane Malphite like he used to, letting the minion wave come over and farming under the tower, peacefully surviving the minion wave.

But Uzi has a terrible temper; he's always the one dominating others, never the other way around.

So, while pushing forward to contest the minion wave against two opponents, he started cursing: "This Malphite is so bad! Why doesn't he come over and farm the minions? Doesn't he even know how to secure level two? How are we supposed to play solo queue with players like this these days?"

Listening to Uzi's complaints, Rangdi, who was sitting on the edge staring at his phone, twitched his lips and hesitated for a while before saying, "Your support role should be god_C."

"Who? god_C, how did you know?" Uzi paused for a moment, then subconsciously glanced at Rangdi with a scrutinizing look.

Rangdi quickly explained, "I was watching his live stream, trying to figure out his playstyle so it would be useful against EDG. Who knew he'd be filling in as support?"

The next second, Uzi turned his head with a dark face: "I really don't understand what you top laners are thinking. Can the duo lane be the same as the top lane? What's the point of him playing Malphite?"

Li Chen didn't know what the use of Stone as a support was, but he knew that Stone's ultimate was very convenient for securing kills. He just wanted to prevent his fans who believed in him from going bankrupt. What was wrong with that?

Stone didn't dare to go forward, and Uzi himself couldn't really take on two opponents at once. When the two opponents were about to reach level two, he still retreated from a distance and used his W skill to eat the low-health minions.

Seeing the enemy Alistar and Jhin pushing forward and preventing them from farming minions, Li Chen controlled the Malphite to walk towards the tower and said, "Brothers, don't be fooled by how arrogant they are. Once we reach level six, Ashe and I will unleash a combo to instantly kill them all, okay?"

The viewers in the live stream were listening with great interest, but in reality, they also needed to have a Level 6 certificate first.