League: Educating LPL is my duty.

Nine and a half minutes in, Widowmaker came to the top lane again. The level 6 Fiora was ganked by two people under the tower and gave up her fourth kill. The top lane tower was then destroyed.

At this moment, Sally in the bottom lane helped Ah Shui get another kill on Piao Laoshi, but just one glance at the Camille who was about to get Trinity Force at level nine made Ah Shui feel like his own crystal was about to explode.

In the live stream, Ah Shui went home and bought a pair of cloth armor boots. He looked at the camera with a pained expression and said, "Brothers, this game is over. Let's buy cloth armor boots and resurrection armor first, and we can at least avoid dying once more."

No sooner had he finished speaking than devastating news came from the middle lane.

From Mangofish's perspective, Camille, after returning to base to replenish her equipment, didn't go to the top lane but instead went straight to the mid lane.

I circled around to the bird's location and used my E skill to enter under the blue team's tower. Although I didn't kick Katarina, I had enough distance to follow up with my ultimate.

Then, with AQAAQA and a burst combo from the Fizz, Katarina, who was almost at full health, was killed under the tower.

Carter, with a score of 1-0-1, was kicked to death as easily as a stray dog ​​on the street.

When Ah Shui saw Camille, who still had two-thirds of her health, enter their bottom jungle, he was so frightened that he retreated back to the second tower area.

Actually, his current equipment isn't bad, but Li Chen's Camille is just too intimidating. He doesn't dare to confront Camille head-on. Otherwise, if he gets ganked by four and tower-dived, his own jungler will definitely die if they come over.

Seeing that the bottom lane tower was undefended, Camille, who was originally roaming the jungle looking for Nidalee to get revenge, but didn't see anyone, took the tower's gold.

So, starting from the initial loss of the top lane tower at ten minutes, it has now reached twelve minutes, with all three outer towers on the blue team's lanes being destroyed, and the entire rhythm has completely collapsed.

Without the protection of the outer turrets, the top and bottom lanes and the jungle will become Li Chen's hunting grounds. Anyone who is alone is basically doomed.

At 18 minutes, Katarina went to the top lane second turret to farm. Li Chen, relying on his equipment advantage, ignored Nidalee who was already approaching through vision and directly used EER to dive the turret and lock Katarina in a cage, kicking her to death.

At the 21-minute mark, during the team fight around the Baron Nashor, the Blue team wanted to make a final desperate attempt to engage in a team fight around JackeyLove, who was doing quite well. However, they ended up being wiped out with a 1-for-5 exchange, and the Blue team surrendered with four votes.

After the game ended, everyone sent Li Chen friend requests, and Li Chen accepted them all.

Anyway, this account will reach the top after today's game, so he'll switch accounts and delete the account when someone else plays it later.

Ah Shui: C God, C God, I'm your fan! Please add me on WeChat!

Teacher Piao: Let's add each other on WeChat, maybe we can grab a meal sometime?

Li Chen didn't reply to anyone else's messages, only adding Ah Shui and Teacher Piao as friends.

However, just as Li Chen continued to work in seclusion to climb the ranks, a video that premiered on Bilibili gradually stirred up a ripple in the League of Legends community.

The creator of the video, named "I Come From the Sky," had previously been posting highlight reels, but without much success. However, this time he released a commentary video—a rational discussion of the true skill level of LPL player god丶C.

The video begins with a clip of Li Chen playing casually in the past, accompanied by a voice saying: "First of all, I want to clarify that I am not a fan of any particular player. Today, I am just taking an observer's perspective to rationally discuss the recent performance of player god丶C."

As the sound faded, the video began playing a loop of Li Chen's statements: "I am the world's best top laner," "Our EDG will not lose a single game and will win the championship," "There are no rivals for streamers in the top lane," "Even Smeb would have to withstand the pressure," "I will become a god within a year"...

"The time when god_C really came into the public eye was only about a month. He didn't play many games, but he had a lot of memorable moments and memes, especially his frequent boasting that he was the world's number one top laner, which everyone should have heard."

I admit that god_C's skills are indeed commendable; he has some talent. Some people even think he's the world's best top laner because he's been benefiting from recent "newbie advantages" and performing well in matches. But is that really the case?

"Let's put aside his proficiency with his signature heroes for now, and whether he's the strongest among all his signature heroes. Just by looking at his hero selection during the game, we can see some clues. In fact, during the hero selection in the last game against WE, it was obvious that EDG hesitated a bit."

While speaking, they also showed footage of EDG selecting heroes in the second game against WE.

"We can see that when WE picked god_C's signature hero, nofe clearly felt a headache. Why? Because god_C had no heroes left to use, so they picked Lucian as their third pick. It wasn't because the hero was so strong, but because they had no other options."

However, WE already had a counter-strategy against Lucian, picking Lissandra top lane. This forced EDG to decide to play Orianna top lane and Lucian mid lane, sacrificing Scout to make god_C's game more comfortable. In other words, in the second game, the entire EDG team was scapegoating god_C's limited champion pool.

"Of course, from a rational point of view, a player who can pick three or five heroes to play in a game is barely passable. But how can a passable player who only has three or five heroes dare to say that he is the world's number one top laner?"

Just because he was ranked number one in the Chinese server? Does that mean every player who has been ranked number one in the Chinese server can claim to be the strongest? Faker won three championships but didn't claim to be the world's best mid laner. And what skin does god_C have, what championship?

In addition, there are many other instances of god_C criticizing other teams and players, even openly interfering with the training of well-known players from other teams during live streams. There are too many of these instances to list here.

In short, what our LPL needs are truly skilled and ethical players, not clowns who win a few games by taking advantage of being a newbie and then start bragging to attract attention. Players like god_C simply don't deserve to play.

This five-minute video of "rational, neutral, and insightful commentary" quickly took off thanks to Li Chen's current popularity, with countless people clicking to watch it, and it suddenly appeared on Weibo's trending topics that very evening.

#A rational and sharp critique of LPL player god丶C: His morally bankrupt character warrants a nationwide boycott!#

Someone shared this video on Weibo, and it immediately attracted a lot of comments.

In just two hours, there were more than 20,000 comments, and the arguments were quite heated. There were quite a few comments that deliberately tried to sway and mislead uninformed netizens.

Li Chen's fans couldn't stand it and started hurling insults at him in the comments section, even escalating the issue to the level of family tree.

As the conflict spread, many people started leaving comments and insults on Li Chen's personal Weibo account and EDG's official Weibo account, and even attacked the Weibo accounts of other EDG players.

In fact, anyone with a discerning eye can see that this is clearly an attempt by online trolls to maliciously stir up trouble. Many of the accounts you click into are basically inactive accounts.

However, this did not stop most netizens from believing rumors. Some people usually only play games and do not pay much attention to competitions and live streams. They have only occasionally heard the name god_C.

As a result, influenced by videos and comments that were seven parts true and three parts false, people subconsciously believed that it was all true.