Rebirth is fine, but I get eight hundred dollars right from the start?

"Congratulations to LPL for taking the first game in the finals with a clean and decisive offensive!"

The baby's voice exploded from the commentary booth, carrying the exhilarating feeling of finally being able to release what had been pent up for most of the game.

The audience responded with another wave of cheers, their light sticks clapping together with a crackling sound, and light boards bearing the Emperor's ID swaying in the crowd.

It's really impossible for there to be any more setbacks.

After being ganked by four men in the bottom lane and then killed by one man, OGN's morale was completely shattered.

Even after the Lee Sin and Caitlyn, who were the first to die, revived, they only stood under the tower for three more seconds against the LPL's five-man team, who had the Baron buff and an 8,000 gold lead.

As soon as Zed's ultimate ability was off cooldown, the two junglers were sent back to the fountain.

Of course, in return, Lin Shu left his head by the fountain when he pushed the crystal.

The Shadow Master charged into the fountain to kill Caitlyn and Lee Sin, but was ultimately reduced to ashes by the fountain's laser, sacrificing his own life to eliminate any possibility of a shutout.

9-0-5的战绩一下变成了9-1-5！

The comments section is instantly clear:

[Haha, zero points for acting. You made this delivery way too deliberate, as if you were afraid people wouldn't notice you intentionally died?]

[E-God: A shutout is impolite; I have to save face for my international friends.]

One second he's taking on four opponents and getting a kill, the next he's swimming into the fountain and feeding the enemy—is he having a split personality?

I would call this a display of emotional intelligence.

[E God: You guys don't understand, what I mean is only the fountain can defeat me!]

[Great, great, great! That's the ultimate boastful statement. You're a genius.]

The fact that the OGN team was almost swept in the first game was laid bare before all viewers. At this point, even the most stubborn and unwilling Korean fans had to face the cold reality that there was a qualitative gap in strength between the two teams.

OGN's bot lane and LPL's jungle are barely evenly matched. The bot lane laning phase is back and forth, and the jungle rhythm game is also a mixed bag.

Even on the road, honesty and resilience can help one persevere for a while.

However, the central lane, with its "most strategic position and widest influence," cannot be ignored when it is included in the comparison.

Anbixin was constantly pressured, constantly solo-killed, and constantly allowed the enemy mid laner to roam the entire map;

Once the chain reaction starts, it creates an unstoppable, snowballing force.

A disadvantage in the top lane can be mitigated by the jungler, and a pressured bottom lane can be eased by switching lanes. However, a complete collapse in the mid lane is irreversible.

Because once a mid-lane player gains an advantage in Season 3, their ability to dominate other lanes is unstoppable.

After the first game, the OGN coaching staff made an emergency adjustment in the rest room.

They finally realized that targeting the mid lane was meaningless against Emperor. The more you targeted him, the more excited he became. The more resources you poured into Anbixin, the easier it was for his teammates.

Instead of continuing to throw money into the bottomless pit of the mid lane, we should try a different approach.

A dozen minutes later.

The second round of ban/pick phases has ended.

The LPL representative team moved to the blue side, and their lineup was: top lane Rumble, jungle Jarvan IV, mid lane Jayce, and bot lane Ezreal and Alistar.

OGN, the purple team, has finalized their lineup: top lane Jax, jungle Zac, mid lane Zed, and bot lane Caitlyn and Lulu.

The opening rhythm of this game was completely different from the first game.

Aside from the draft phase, where they saw the LPL team pick Rumble and opted to lock in Zed to counter the physical damage output needed in the mid lane, they didn't forcibly target the mid lane in any other way.

As the OGN coaching staff had anticipated, the LPL side opted to forgo Syndra, a stronger AP mid-laner, and instead locked in Jayce for the sake of a more balanced lineup.

Well, while Emperor's Jayce is also ridiculously strong, it's still much better than his almost signature Queen of Pain, or the current meta champions like LeBlanc or Gragas.

Once in the game, the OGN region's strategy is simple and straightforward.

Anbixin in the middle lane is just mindless pressure resistance.

Relying on the hero's superior stats and inherent flexibility, players can develop steadily.

Before level six, no matter how much pressure Anbixin was under, Insec's Zac never once showed his face in the mid lane.

As a result, he spent over a minute lurking in the bottom lane, looking for an opportunity to coordinate with Caitlyn and Lulu, and finally caught and killed Smile's EZ at six and a half minutes, successfully securing the first blood for Pary.

The bottom lane minion wave was pushed into the tower, EZ lost a wave of minions, and Caitlyn was ahead in both experience and gold.

"OGN's strategy is clear this time," Wawa commented from the commentary booth. "If I can't beat your mid and top lanes, then I'll target your bot lane. Caitlyn and Lulu are a strong early-game combination, and Ezreal is weak early on. With Zac's help, this strategy is viable."

"If the female police officer can speed up the tower pushing and end the laning phase as soon as possible, the pressure on Ambition in the mid lane will undoubtedly be much less."

Miller nodded: "It really worked. The LPL bot lane was down by more than ten CS, and the first turret also lost a lot of health. But—"

"But the big problem is that Caitlyn's power spike is in the early to mid-game, while EZ—although he was pressured, WeiXiao is going for a Tear of the Goddess and Sheen build. As long as the game drags on until Manamune is completed in the mid-game, EZ's teamfight ability will still be somewhat present."

"Moreover, Jayce in the mid lane is still putting a lot of pressure on us, and Ambition has already gone back to base for the second time!"

The situation was a delicate tug-of-war for the first ten minutes.

OGN's bot lane did indeed gain an advantage, with Caitlyn leading in CS by 20 and the turret's health reduced by more than half, delivering a satisfactory performance.

however--

In the top lane, Jax's health was constantly being reduced to critical levels by Rumble, and he was lagging behind in both CS and health. Meanwhile, Clearlove's Jarvan IV was also flanking and applying pressure from time to time.

One tower is also in grave danger.

As for the mid lane... Anbixin picked Zed, trying to outmaneuver Lin Shu's Jayce. As a result, he lost half of his health at level 3 with a close-range enhanced cannon shot. At level 5, he was forced back to the fountain by a chain-link QE combo, widening the CS gap to twelve.

Insec's Zac did a lot of work around the bot lane, but every minute he stayed in the bot lane, the gaps in the top and mid lanes widened infinitely.

【Oh dear, it doesn't seem to be working!】

[We're at a disadvantage in the top and mid lanes, but we can't win in the bottom lane at all.]

[The female police officer needs at least two items: Infinity Edge and Phantom Dancer, but Jayce and Rumble can have an outrageous burst damage with just one completed item.]

Having watched many LPL matches, it's hard to say that the AD carry can drag the game into the late game if the top and mid laners aren't performing well.

[Let's watch the team fight. If Caitlyn can push down the first tower and then take control of the dragon and other lanes, we still have a chance.]

Viewers in the OGN broadcast room are eagerly anticipating it.