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Chapter 774 Record-Breaking 1650
The back-end reviewers are very efficient.

on the big screen.

The MVP of the first game has been announced: 5-1-7, with the top-ranked Angel (who leads by 3200) appearing on the big screen.

Meanwhile, Qin Hao's photo, showing him looking ahead and giving a thumbs-up, drew cheers from the Vietnamese audience.

"Strong!"

"This angel is really fierce, it seems like there's no way to defeat him."

"It's not that the angel is strong, it's that the ID is strong. Other angels can get 200 CS in 18 minutes? The angels I've encountered in ranked games can't even stand under the tower."

"SKT is in a tough spot now. If they can't come up with a solution in a short time, they'll probably suffer a slow death in the next game—their mid and bot lanes are stronger than theirs, and their top laner can even hold his own against two opponents."

"If the Tsar and Sejuani can't win, what else can they offer?"

"Penicillin is on fire! I've never seen someone farm so well and be so tanky in team fights. That R-in initiation was so damn cool."

"This is what an angel is; all enemy ships and forts are reduced to ashes."

"..."

The audience was discussing it in the group chat, and SKT members backstage were also discussing it.

In the last game, everyone had a pot, so there was no mood to divide the pots.

one more.

During their preparation period, their win rate in scrims hit a new low in team history. Not to mention being beaten by G2, they couldn't even guarantee a win rate of over 6% against TL, and they would often suffer defeats.

To talk about arguments.

We argued about that back then.

In Khan's opinion, the team's most obvious weakness is the lack of a sufficient champion pool in the bot lane. Only Ezreal and Varus can be considered reliable, while the rest are inconsistent.

So the later the game goes, the more unusual the bot lane combinations become, to the point that just picking them puts a lot of pressure on you, making you worry that the bot lane won't be able to hold its own...

Just like that.

EZ performed neither well nor poorly, and after being carried to defeat, dark clouds filled the entire rest area. Professional matches require strong inner mental support. Poor preparation was only one aspect; another was that this match shattered the last remaining hope.

To put it bluntly, every time you press TAB to check your last hits, it's a blow to morale—playing Mercy is supposed to be stress-free?

on the seat.

Clid rested one hand near his temple when he heard Koma say, "You're the jungler, what's your strategy?"

"I do not know."

He said he didn't know, but still complained: "...In this game, both mid and top lanes were in play. I farmed top and bot lane at the start and protected the bot lane for two rounds. Logically speaking, if we had dragged the game out until the Rift Herald spawned, the first tower would have been ours."

But for some reason, the fighting was really strange. Every time I didn't even arrive, someone would get into trouble. Clid's tone was normal, but to Effort, it sounded like he was accusing her.

"Oh dear, I messed up the rhythm." Effort quickly bowed his head and apologized, after all, everyone on the team was a senior.

"It's not just your problem."

Clid shrugged and said, "I feel like we can't let the enemy support roam so easily. If the enemy makes a move, our bot lane won't dare to take the turret plating, and we won't be able to fight without paying a price."

"So, you want the bot lane to be a bit stronger."

"At least there are fewer people on the other side, so we need to work on the plating and force him to make a choice."

“…If we shift our focus to the lower half of the draw.” Koma looked at Khan.

"Go head-to-head with them?"

Topsports also favors the lower half of the draw.

Clid pointed out: "Unless there is a big gap in the top lane, you can only get 2 to 3 stacks at most. Only the bottom lane has a chance to get all the stacks. So if you want to increase the pace of the game, you can only focus on the bottom lane."

Clid muttered, "Melee attacks are just not as convenient as ranged attacks."

"Row."

Khan's team said, "I have no objection to focusing on the bot lane, but what should we pick?"

"We can bring out Nico."

The analyst suggested, "They'll definitely consider using Akali and Neeko in a dual-pronged attack."

The crowd suddenly fell silent, feeling somewhat guilty about exchanging Akali.

finally.

Kouma made the decision: "That's fine. Don't feel pressured. After all, we've only been training together for half a year. Getting this far is already quite impressive."

Kouma was the first to reach out.

then.

Several people put their hands on each other's.

"come on!"

"come on."

Morale has been somewhat boosted, but whether it can be stabilized remains to be seen.

Although Kobe Bryant isn't under as much pressure as before this season and smiles more, the intensity of his training is still considerable. In other words, if the players don't achieve satisfactory results after enduring so much monotony and hard work, they could easily become disloyal.

after all…

A man like Khan will never be satisfied with just the Spring Crown.

~~~
The director displays the BP interface.

Top Esports deliberately chose the red side, rather than the blue side which is preferred by the league.

then.

SKT, on the blue side, banned Taliyah, Renekton, and Irelia, while allowing Neeko and Rakan to be picked.

lwx: "What were they thinking, letting Hao Ge play Akali?"

"You think you can restrict it?"

"Take it?"

Qin Hao's teammates have great faith in his Akali; once she gets farmed up, killing AD carries is a piece of cake.

"Don't rush, let's see what the other side chooses."

"Ban Braum, he's a bit of a nuisance," lqs suggested.

Top Esports (TES) banned Ryze and Jayce, and after hesitating for a moment, opted to ban Braum for their third pick. The biggest change compared to the first game was the introduction of several strong champions.

"Akali, Neeko, and Rakan are all outside."

"The Blue team can only take one, but we can take two!"

"Neeko... Wow! She released Akali?!"

SKT made the first choice, opting for Neeko over Akali, since Neeko is a reliable pick. Even if the opponent picks Xayah or Rakan, Neeko paired with a strong AD carry can still make the game much easier.

More importantly, compared to other engage heroes, LQS's Rakan is rather average, and his control over the game situation isn't that good.

"Take it?"

Kim Gong asked a second time.

"No rush, I feel like they want to take over the lane."

"Then let him step down first."

Cvmax wasn't in a hurry, since Qin Hao had a hero that could limit Akali's presence, at least ensuring that Akali would be silent for the first 10 minutes.

Bottom line.

There is a gap in the overall strength of the mid laners; if you hold onto this card well, you can ensure the execution of your tactics.

"Aren't you going to rob it?"

"We don't want Rakan or Akali, we only want Varus and the Prince."

Rita analyzed, "This pick of Varus was good, it's like using a pick to force a ban. As for Jarvan IV, Sejuani and Xin Zhao were both gone last game, so among the good engage champions, only Jarvan IV and Vi have decent pick rates."

When Rita showed off her homework.

There's some crying on the LCK side.

After all, Teddy only has a few champions he can play well with. He lost with Ezreal last game, and Varus was picked this game, which doesn't look good.

In fact.

Kouma didn't expect the opponent to send out their jungler first.

And that's the problem of having too many cards.

Cvmax didn't have to worry about the top and mid lane matchups, so he quickly unified the team's mindset and focused on the bot lane. If Kkoma had noticed earlier, he would have known that in the first three picks of these two games, Top Esports had consistently prioritized the bot lane matchups.

"Varus is gone..."

"Caitlyn, Caitlyn + Neeko, jungler come down to protect."

"Akali..."

"take."

The significance of the female police officer, Akali, and Neeko swinging on the second and third floors of SKT is greatly reduced.

Having guessed that Neeko would come down, Cvmax patted Qin Hao on the shoulder and asked, "What should we pick this time?"

Is there pressure in the bot lane?

"My Leona can fight, but she doesn't have a lane. Lux doesn't pair well with Varus."

"I'll pick Galio for this lane swap."

Based on the lineup, Qin Hao quickly looked for the weak side: "If they don't guess it, we can cripple Khan, and even if Caitlyn's plating speed is a bit faster than ours, their combination is not good at tower diving and snowballing."

then.

Top Esports picked Galio on the third floor, and in the second round of the draft, they targeted the top lane by eliminating Rumble and Lee Sin.

"...Continue to restrict the bot lane, ban Thresh."

"Camille is gone too, I'm afraid Camille will team up with Galio."

Subsequently, Top Esports took the Leona from the fourth floor.

After SKT confirmed Ornn and Vi, Top Esports locked in Sion on the fifth floor.

Looking at the lineups alone, both sides have the same style, focusing on protecting the bottom lane. Although SKT has an advantage in the laning phase, Caitlyn is weak in the mid-game and doesn't perform as well as Varus.

With the lineup finalized, Wang Duoduo immediately said, "This game depends on who gets the Vanguard."

"Yes, this Vanguard is very important."

With a forward on the left, the female police officer can transition more easily; with a forward on the right, Top Esports can push forward around the forward and regain the initiative.

During the loading phase, the lineups for both sides are as follows:

SKT (Blue) Top: Ornn, Jungle: Vi, Mid: Akali, Bot: Caitlyn (Cleanse) with Neeko (Ignite)

Top Esports (Red) - Top Laner Sion, Jungler Jarvan IV, Mid Laner Galio, Bot Laner Varus (Exhaust) + Leona (Ignite)
Sit in your seat.

Clid felt confident that the game was already in the bag for the first 10 minutes, and the only question was whether he could keep up with the economy and prevent Top Esports from pulling away.

only…

The ideas are rich and the reality is skinny.

Clid thought this game would be a safe transition, and that once Ornn got his items and Caitlyn had her three core items, he could easily one-shot Varus.

The problem is that Top Esports never intended to compete head-to-head with SKT.

You can tell by looking at the runes.

Qin Hao picked Predator, Varus picked Comet, and Sion picked Unsealed, clearly aiming for a quick victory. Clid thought Top Esports' lineup would put pressure on them offensively, but what if Teddy picked Caitlyn and Akali in the mid lane? Would that eliminate the pressure?
The spring water has emerged.

Sion is standing in the red zone, ready to switch lanes.

On the other hand, SKT placed trinket wards in both the top and bottom rivers because they didn't see Sion and were afraid he would come in to steal their jungle at level 1 and teleport back to lane.

Wait until nothing happens.

Clid was opening the F6 as usual when he discovered Sion harassing Akali in the mid lane, preventing her from getting close to the minion wave. Seeing this, Clid immediately recalled the lessons Kkoma had taught them during the regular season.

after all…

Top Esports used this tactic at the World Championship, and many people in the esports community have reviewed it.

"The other team has switched lanes."

"...Go to the middle to gain experience, otherwise it will be difficult to resist at level one."

"Isn't it too late to go now?"

"If it doesn't work, we'll find a chance to switch it back."

"I can eat the coating."

The top laner and bot laner had different ideas. Khan knew he would be ganked and thought he would die and go bot, while Caitlyn would push two waves and come top, so he wouldn't lose much. But for Teddy, the enemy didn't want the bot lane, and he was confident he could take down the first tower before 9 minutes. So he just wanted the jungler to go up and protect Ornn from dying. It didn't matter if he lost a little CS, since he had enough gold from the plating.

While SKT hesitated, Xun didn't make a move. Knowing this, Xun, to avoid any unforeseen complications, ganked top lane at level 2, even if it meant wasting some time farming jungle camps, just to get there before Vi.

really.

With Vi absent, only Ornn remained in the tower. Khan instantly activated his W, attempting to resist, but the problem was that Ornn, at level one, was surrounded by three opponents. He didn't even need to take turns tanking before Varus emptied his health.

After all, S9 only increased durability, not the damage of the turrets.

"First blood, done!"

"You think I'm going to lane against you, but actually I'm going to switch lanes and gank your weak side."

"This is great. Not only did I avoid the strong lane, but I also helped Varus get first blood. In the mid-game, Varus's combat power is much stronger than Caitlyn's."

"GimGoon, pass to the bottom lane."

"Vi has arrived, and it seems she has nowhere to run, but she's better off than Ornn, so she should be able to take the lane." Clid didn't go to the top lane to protect her, but instead followed Top Esports' logic and went to gank Sion in the bottom lane.

The problem is that Sion is level 2, and Neeko's E was dodged with Flash, which means SKT has to use two combos.

When he used Flash, Clid was worried that Galio would TP to help and was in a hurry to let Sang-hyeok watch the TP. But it seems that GimGoon just wanted to eat all the minions, so he used Flash to dodge the first wave of control.

20 seconds later.

Sion turned into a corpse, and Vi and Neeko were both low on health, so they didn't dare to stop him.

Just like that.

When Varus got to the second layer, Caitlyn hadn't even gotten rid of the first layer. What made it even more frustrating for Kkoma was that Sion had just respawned, and Leona was joining Galio in the river and moving downwards.

On the other hand, let's look at the road ahead.

Ornn, too afraid to use his T skill, hid in the secluded bushes, waiting for Neeko to come over…

wow~~
A year later, they were crushed by Top Esports again.

If the first game was about being unable to win the laning phase and disrupt the Angel's farm, then the second game was about being outmaneuvered. With such frequent lane splits, Clid, as the main shot-caller, seemed unable to keep up with Top Esports' pace.

"My teammates aren't here, and the mid laner already reported Miss!"

In the previous tower dive, the female police officer was still at full health, so Teddy didn't follow the main group. After all, it's impossible for four people to farm in the top lane; the gold from a single lane simply wouldn't be enough to go around. And that's the reason.

Vi and Neeko persuaded the Prince to retreat, and Ornn, who was at level one, went back to farm the lane. Caitlyn had just worn down a layer of platter, and when she saw Sion coming, she did not choose to retreat.

"This spot is probably gone."

"Teddy, you just finished eating a human head and then gave it away again."

The mid and support ganked over, and Sion forced out Caitlyn's E. He took down the impatient Caitlyn who was trying to chip away at the tower without even needing to use Flash.

At 3 minutes and 46 seconds, the total score was 1:2, with the red team still leading by one level.

"We can't fight like this!"

Clid was really anxious: "We have to find the right matchup, otherwise we won't have any advantage at all."

How to catch it?
Sacrifice Ornn.

Ornn has a T, so as long as Sion shows up, you can use the T to defend.

Thus, Khan only managed to farm one wave of minions before being forced to move towards the mid lane. Seven or eight seconds later, seeing Varus peek out from under the top tower, Khan used his ultimate in the river and landed under the next tower.

I thought doing this was to cut my losses.

Top Esports' unexpected tactical change caught SKT off guard.

Because when the T landed, Leona didn't leave. Instead, she joined Jarvan IV in the red buff area to catch Vi who was spawning there. At the same time, Qin Hao steadily pushed Akali's lane, relying on the QA combo to keep up with the lane, Akali just couldn't out-farm him.

on the big screen.

Leona hadn't shown herself for almost half a minute, and Clid was worried about Ornn. As soon as he entered the F6 bush, he was first stunned by Leona, then knocked up by Jarvan IV's EQ combo, quickly losing half his health.

Fortunately, Clid had good habits and didn't charge Q into the F6 camp, so he managed to escape.

The problem was that Sion was ahead in level and was pushing the bottom lane. After he played a combo on Vi, Top Esports' jungler and support immediately went to flank him in an open area.

"Here it comes, three for one!"

"Khan is having a really tough time this game, he's only level 2 now."

Vi walked through the high ground tunnel to the second tower, and Faker reminded Galio that he had gone there. In the next tower, Ornn used W to avoid the first wave of crowd control, then flashed to adjust his position and dodge Jarvan IV's EQ combo.

"If you want to stall for time, who can help you with that?"

"Khan's small frame couldn't withstand the rough handling of three big men."

Leona survived the fourth hit and was low on health. Vi arrived and used Q-Flash to give LQS no time to react, securing the kill. The next second, Sion used E to slow Vi down, and Qin Hao arrived in front of the tower, charging W forward.

"Faker wants to save his job by handing over his T!"

"3 out of 2, NIO is out of form."

Vi was already at half health, and after being hit by Sion's Q and then taunted, her health bar was emptied in 4 seconds. Faker landed and saw that the Prince, who was responsible for tanking the tower, had less than a third of his health left. He then used Xayah's QE combo to apply Falcon Dance.

I know the prince's skills have improved.

Faker landed his second Q, forcing out Jarvan IV's shield. Immediately after, Akali, in stealth mode, pressed her second E, proactively using Flash to interrupt, dodging Galio's charge punch and Jarvan IV's 1cm reverse EQ from the spot.

"handsome!"

"Faker, you're amazing! Waaah!"

The Korean commentator was almost in tears.

If we don't manage to get this exchange, it'll be a huge loss.

Currently, we can achieve a 2-for-2 trade through skillful maneuvering, and the minion wave loss is still acceptable.

And just like that, Akali took down the prince, bringing the total kill score to 3:4, and Caitlyn and Neeko had taken two turret plates from the top lane.

It seems like this lane split isn't very profitable, but Ornn is level 3 in 5 minutes, and Vi is frequently roaming the map, falling behind in jungle clearing. Top Esports can easily continue tower diving.

Like now.

Vi's F6 was countered, so she can only eat Krugs after she comes out. Then she should help Ornn place wards. In that case, Akali, who doesn't have Flash, becomes the target.

Moreover, Qin Hao was well aware that the opposing team was afraid of him making moves, because with the new magic resistance boots, the Predator's movement on the map greatly limited the Caitlyn system.

then.

At 5 minutes and 50 seconds, Qin Hao timed Akali's most relaxed moment and had the jungler and support come to the mid lane.

"Faker, watch out!"

"Wow~~"

The moment Akali used her Q to poke, Qin Hao countered with his E to knock her up. This timing is something other mid laners should learn from. After all, pushing Akali's lane with Galio isn't difficult, but saturating her requires some skill.

If you bump into someone, give them a good beating.

Akali unleashes her shroud.

Just as Faker was about to use QA to kite, Jarvan IV and Leona emerged from the top side.

"Just 3 soldiers away from level 6..."

"..."

The three people split into three directions and blocked the mist formation.

Akali used her E to pull away from the prince, hoping to dodge, but was caught by Galio's flash taunt and was killed on the spot. Next, Qin Hao pushed the lane to level 6, and the jungler and support swept into the red buff area to cut off Ornn's retreat.

"Here we go again! Here we go again!"

"Neeko tried to stop him, but LQS flashed and targeted her!"

"Good bro, buy one get one free!"

"..."

Korean commentator: "Effort, you didn't flash~~"

Neeko saw Akali get caught and tried to cover Ornn even after leaving the high ground, but was kicked to death. In the footage, Leona used her EQ combo for crowd control, and Galio used his ultimate near the F6 camp.

boom.

The hero appeared and knocked up the enemy. Neeko, who was only level 4, created her clone, but it was all taunted by Galio's W. In the end, Xun took the kill.

They caught Neeko who came to cover them, Akali revived but had no T, and Ornn, who had just taken two waves of minions, was ganked by Top Esports 4-on-1 under the tower.

Khan: ...

this moment.

The screen was filled with 'clown' emojis on the chat, many of which were from users with Korean IDs.

JDG Base.

Even those watching the game were shouting:

"I've been put through military training."

"Khan's mentality must have been broken. He got ganked at level 2, and Caitlyn came to top and took the good lane. He could only use his T to go bot to defend the bad lane, and then he got ganked twice more."

GaoGao yawned: "These past few waves, LQS has been following Xun around, messing with the opponent's mentality everywhere. If I were Clid, I would take my hands off the keyboard."

Anyone with a discerning eye knows this.

SKT's lane replacement was slow, but they managed to avoid losing too much money.

The main issue was during the second wave of lane splits; Effort and Teddy went to greedily farm the top lane turret plating, preventing Neeko from ganking bot lane earlier…

"This team is stronger than SKT in lane, has faster split-pushing, and better teamfight coordination. How can we beat them?"

"I think we're better than SKT." Seeing this, Green Hair felt a bit superior: "We basically lasted for 30 minutes."

He kept nodding while watching the movie, and used that as an excuse to ask Blue Lotus for a red envelope.

In a word.

Old Deng, send me the money!
"The policewoman has three layers of her outfit; it'll take forever for her to develop that much."

~~~
This time.

When Ornn died, he was still dancing while pressing the Ctrl key.

To be fair, with a total kill ratio of 3:7, and Ornn alone getting 3 kills, and only level 5, it's quite nice to have a bit of self-amusement spirit.

lwx: "Khan is kind of funny."

Recalling Khan's live-streamed head shaving, Qin Hao said, "His mentality is really good."

After this.

Top Esports maintained their tight rhythm.

With the help of the explosion, the next tower was reduced to only 1 level. Then the prince leveled up to 6 and continued to gank, forcing Khan to retreat to the bush.

Destroy the first tower, control the Fire Dragon, and take advantage of the 40-second delay before Ornn's TP, Sion drives to the top lane, coordinating with the mid and jungle who arrived early, to dive Caitlyn.

"Faker is on his way."

"Teddy flashed and still wanted to make a move, but you have no damage!"

"Wei, Wei was also a bit irrational. She locked herself in and was led into the middle of the crowd by lwx."

"..."

"Faker, it doesn't seem like a good deal to go up and trade."

SKT is completely bewildered.

Frequent attacks on the weak side have made them forget how to play the game.

In this wave, first the policewoman used Flash, which had already pulled off the attack, but Vi still went in to lock down Varus. It was obvious that there was a lack of communication. Then, Vi was already given away for nothing. Akali used her RE to go in and take down a Varus who didn't have Flash, which wasn't very profitable.

Up to 9 minutes.

With the kill score at 4:9, lqs continued to cause trouble with Xun, hiding in the blue buff bush on the blue side beforehand to catch Vi who had neither her ultimate nor Flash.

"If the sky collapses and the earth cracks, sit still; Wei has nowhere to run."

“Xun is building Black Cleaver. This prince wants to eat meat; he's not content with just going in to tank damage.”

"In that case, if they secure vision in the upper river, will SKT dare to come and intercept them?"

dare not.

The female police officer's development is actually not bad, but at this point in time, how can she compare to the armor penetration build Varus in terms of combat power? Not to mention that Ornn is already useless and not as tanky as Leona. It's hard to know who she can rely on to squeeze through.

After taking the Rift Herald, Qin Hao saw that SKT had Ornn with T in the bottom lane, so he decisively commanded the bottom lane to group up and push high ground.

then.

At 14 minutes and 30 seconds, with a kill score of 4:10, Top Esports abandoned their lane push, grouped up, and openly put pressure on SKT. Here, Qin Hao and Xun held the red buff area, while the bot lane duo and Sion engaged in a head-on push against the bot lane duo.

"SKT arrived a bit late, are they just going to let us win the next round like that?"

"Unable to get there, Clid has no choice but to go around to the high ground."

"Ornn is only level 7, and he's wearing only random items."

"..."

Near the lower highlands.

Xun summoned his vanguard, while Qin Hao positioned himself in the high ground passage, ready to unleash his ultimate attack at any moment.

"5v5, all gathered near this high ground tower."

"Vanguard, charge headfirst! Ouch! An arrow pierces the policewoman."

The policewoman instantly lost a third of her health.

Seeing that Top Esports was slowly being worn down, and that their own front line wasn't as solid as Sion and Leona, Clid communicated with Neeko to find an opportunity to engage.

Otherwise, if Varus loses some more health, we'll have to give up the high ground.

in the screen.

Neeko disappeared from sight and transformed into Akali.

Four seconds later, the Vanguard was taken down by focused fire, and the next wave of cannon minions immediately followed. Effort was in a hurry. He saw Sion charging up his Q, and suddenly used his clone to R-flash into the fray, trying to control multiple enemies.

The problem was that he thought he was being discreet enough, but little did he know that Topsports' voice chat only communicated one thing: be careful of Nico.

then.

lwx used Flash to pull away, and Sion, Leona, and Jarvan IV were all knocked up.

The next second, Vi QR locked onto Varus, ignoring Qin Hao completely, his eyes first locking onto the policewoman's figure taking two steps forward.

"I'll check the back seats, you drive the policewoman."

Swish.

A bizarre incident occurred.

Teddy knew his output environment was average, so he put his finger on the E key. However, the Prince was positioned against the wall, and no one was there to follow up with crowd control after landing. So when the Prince used EQ Flash to come over, Teddy pressed E, but the mouse direction was wrong. He retreated diagonally to the wall and did not create distance between himself and the Prince.

Snapped.

Leona landed her ultimate safely, and Varus used his Weakness ability on Akali.

"Galio uses his ultimate on Varus, Akali is weakened, but her damage isn't enough!"

"The policewoman was instantly killed, and Neeko was also knocked away by Sion."

Just a little bit.

The gray screen froze. Faker was stunned by Leona's EQ combo, and before he could use his second ultimate, he was melted...

As he stared at the countdown to his imminent resurrection, Faker leaned back slightly, his hand unconsciously gripping his bangs, as if this gesture made him feel safer.

In the studio, Wang Duoduo was incredibly passionate:
"I urge the heavens to rouse themselves once more, where shall the demons and monsters go!"

"..."

A few seconds later.

With Ornn falling, Top Esports' five-man squad destroyed the high ground and crystal, heading straight for the nexus.

"Take it apart!"

"In less than 17 minutes of the game, it felt like a record was about to be broken!"

"This is SKT, after all."

"..."

Neeko respawned and I wanted to stop her, but Neeko's strength as a support lies in initiating team fights and providing vision, so I couldn't clear the wave.

The shouts of "Top Esports" from the crowd grew louder and louder!

As Galio delivered the final blow, the timer stopped at 16 minutes and 50 seconds. The on-site director exchanged a few words with the referees and promptly relayed the information to the commentators.

Wang Duoduo was still reciting a poem to celebrate when he heard the director's reminder. He became even more excited and said, "I just received news from the competition organizers that 1650 has been confirmed as the international competition with the shortest time!"

And next door.

The Korean commentator stammered, "The lane splits weren't good this game, and they kept following Top Esports' rhythm... 16 minutes and 50 seconds, that seems to be the shortest game in MSI."

Korean netizens: ...

(End of this chapter)