LOL: I told you to eat something, not to cook!

In the commentary booth, Miller and Longhair are providing real-time explanations of the game's progress.

"IM's bot lane duo has lost a lot of health. If this continues, they'll have to go back to base!" Longhair commented, "Chushen's Zyra is truly unexpected."

Miller and his partner smiled at each other. OMG's bot lane performing like this was indeed a pleasant surprise, and it added a lot of highlights to the match.

"Road's Thresh is itching to try, seems like he can't hold back any longer!"

Miller suddenly spoke, observing Thresh's movements on the field: "Thresh has hooked; he doesn't want to sit idly by and wait to die, he's going to try and make a move!"

Thresh, standing beneath the tower, launched his hook at an extremely tricky angle, heading straight for Zyra.

Zyra just used her Q skill to poke, and she's positioned very far forward.

"Thresh did a great job that time, using the gap when Zyra was poking to hook, betting that Zyra wouldn't be able to react!" Miller said.

At this moment, everyone was watching the screen, waiting for the outcome of this team fight.

Did Zyra hold off the attack? Or did Thresh turn the tide?

In-game.

Chu Shi remained completely calm as the hook hurtled towards him.

After achieving maximum mastery of Zyra, his use of the champion was so skillful that he had no flaws whatsoever.

The EW skill was released instantly, and in the instant the vines stretched out, a flower appeared in front of them.

As expected, Thresh's hook once again hit the flower precisely.

The spreading vines bound Thresh with remarkable precision, and two more flowers continuously spit thorns at him.

+8, +2, +8...

With the Cloud Seeker's Grip and the gold-generating item triggering incessantly, Thresh's health rapidly dropped below half while he gained gold.

"Damn it! This is so annoying!" Road complained and hurriedly fled towards the foot of the tower.

Miller looked at the screen and thought to himself, "Wow, Zyra handled this very poorly. Thresh is already at the kill threshold."

"Shall we go?"

Sima the Old Thief immediately asked.

In his view, this wave of attacks had a real chance of securing a kill and could have allowed them to extend their lead.

"No need, just fight like this!" Master Chu said.

Zyra is a double-edged sword; once she is suppressed by the opponent, her effectiveness will rapidly decline.

They already have the upper hand, so there's absolutely no need for them to take any risks.

Sima the Old Thief gave a soft "hmm," feeling a little regretful.

He could have ignored Master Chu's instructions, but thinking about Master Chu's previous commands and the series of actions just now, he subconsciously wanted to ask Master Chu for his opinion.

Moreover, Chu Shi's completely different state during the game made him feel a strange sense of trust.

Most importantly, Master Chu was right; they had absolutely no need to take any risks.

Thanks to Thresh's attempt, even when hiding under the turret, Caitlyn and Thresh were unable to fight back.

Under constant pressure from Zyra and Jhin, Thresh had no choice but to recall.

The policewoman herself had no mobility skill, so staying behind alone was no different from sending her away, so she chose to return to the city.

"He was killed at level two, and sent back to base at level four. The effects of Caitlyn and Thresh are completely gone!" Miller said.

"That's right, the IM duo lost a whole wave of lines, I really didn't expect that!" Long Hair chimed in.

Inside the live stream, the chat exploded with excitement as the two commentators analyzed the content.

"Chushen is really good, he's given OMG's bot lane a whole new look!"

"They're so confident, why aren't they taking this opportunity? Is this really the OMG I know?"

"The bot lane got completely destroyed, is OMG really going to win?"

At this moment, the tone of the comments section completely changed, with everyone praising Master Chu's performance, as if the initial doubts were not their own.

Within the OMG team, the performance of the bot lane naturally attracted attention from all sides.

"Impressive! That Zyra play was great!" Leng Shao praised.

Looking at the information on the scoreboard, he was even more generous with his praise.

IM's bot lane duo can only be described as miserable. Caitlyn's CS is completely behind, even more than Lulu, who is just a noob.

Thresh and Caitlyn are already one level behind, a significant difference.

Everyone here is a professional player, and such a lead in a matchup within just a few minutes is really hard for him to understand.

At this moment, he inexplicably thought of the few times he had played duo matches with Master Chu not long ago.

Perhaps, after the substitution, they will achieve their first victory?

Meanwhile, Thresh and Caitlyn have returned to the lane.

However, the situation did not change with the return of the two players, and the laning phase returned to the same state as before.

Zyra and Jhin constantly used their abilities to harass, while Thresh and Caitlyn could only passively take damage as long as they farmed minions.

Adding to the economic and level differences between the two sides, Zyra's losses became even more painful.

Jhin's Dance Grenade and Brilliance will also consume a few hits from time to time.

After several rounds, the policewoman, who was being worn down unilaterally, had nearly half her health remaining.

"Zyra and Jhin are taking too much damage. Caitlyn can't even last-hit anymore. If this continues, she'll probably have to go home!" Miller continued his commentary.

The comments section erupted again, with everyone clearly aware that there was no way to resolve this situation.

Caitlyn and Thresh are indeed a strong lineup, but once they fall into a disadvantage like they are now, they can only passively take hits and have no way to fight back.

"There's no way around it, OMG's bot lane has too much of an advantage, it's simply unplayable," Changmao explained. "Moreover, Zyra's support item has already been upgraded to level two, so she can harass indefinitely."

Just as the two were explaining, the situation on the field changed again.

"Thresh has hooked!" Miller's words drew everyone's attention.

In-game.

Road grew increasingly frustrated as the fight progressed, his anger rising as he watched Zyra's health dwindle.

"Let's launch an attack!" Road said.

He was really frustrated. He played a lot of games in the Spring Split, but this was the first time he had felt so frustrated.

The next moment, Thresh's hook struck again.

Thresh kept spinning the chains in his hands, aiming them at Zyra, as if he wanted revenge.

However, just when everyone thought Zyra was Thresh's target, Thresh changed the angle of his hook and suddenly swung it towards Jhin.

"A feint!" Miller exclaimed in surprise, "IM's Thresh still isn't giving up! This move was particularly well-chosen; it seems like the target is Zyra, but the real target is Jhin!"

"Once Jhin is controlled, the situation will be different."

In the game, Sima Laozei was also caught off guard, never expecting that Thresh's target was not Zyra, but him.

Unfortunately, Flash's cooldown hadn't ended yet, so he could only rely on positioning to try and dodge Thresh's deadly hook.

However, this hook was Thresh's long-planned attack, and the angle was extremely tricky.

Sima Yi has been completely blocked; no matter which direction he moves, he can't escape Thresh's hook.