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

Oh no!

Miller's voice carried a hint of barely suppressed regret, "We didn't catch the bot laner, and the top lane Shyvana got into trouble again, plus an outer turret... This economic gap is getting out of control."

These words were like a needle, precisely piercing the last thin layer of psychological defense that WE fans had.

The live stream chat exploded instantly—

【Seriously, could you please stop sending strawberries? How many times has this happened already?】

[Three kills and a tower in the top lane, Jayce even has Youmuu's Ghostblade, and you only have a Giant's Belt... How are you supposed to play, bro?]

[Speak honestly! Strawberry only gave away one kill, the top lane collapse was entirely due to the enemy jungler's relentless ganking, and the Jarvan IV was constantly dying in the bottom lane, why didn't you mention that?]

The problem is, what else can the prince do if he doesn't gank bot lane? Should he go after that Orianna in mid lane?

[Mid lane is probably out of the question. A Twisted Fate who can kill himself with his ultimate is likely to get counter-ganked and end up giving away his own life.]

[This is hilarious! Are WE fans starting to fight amongst themselves?]

[Let's fight! Let's fight! I want to see rivers of blood!]

[I remember someone posting "Looking forward to WE's performance" right before the match started—if it's a performance of collapsing from the start, then I think I'll see it.]

[No, that's strange. It feels like WE isn't as strong as they were before IPL5. Their performance has declined so much since winning the championship.]

[Who knows? I could tell, though, that the five players on the field couldn't even put up a fight against HWG.]

[What do you guys know? The top lane tower has been destroyed, so my Strawberry's Shyvana can farm now. On the other hand, Jayce has to watch out for Jarvan IV's ganks. My WE team has the advantage, okay?]

[Six! There are still experts!]

The guy in the live chat who kept shouting "Dragon Girl is better at developing" was indeed right in a way.

With the minion wave pushed forward and deep into the river, Zhang Hai really didn't dare risk being caught and killed by the Twisted Fate and the jungler Jarvan IV, so he continued to push too far forward.

But the problem is—

Why should I, a Jayce with two kills and an assist, and top-tier gear, play "house" with a penniless Shyvana in the top lane?

After destroying the top lane tower, Zhang Hai and Li Nan both returned to base.

A golden light flashed in the spring water, and Zhang Hai immediately pulled out a Ghostly Spirit and a Tear of the Goddess, which was stacking up. He also had two longswords hanging on his body. At this moment, he was practically a god of war.

"Xiao Long, assemble!" Lin Shu's voice rang in the team members' ears at just the right moment.

Yes, we pushed straight up the top lane and even took down the first tower. Jayce had absolute initiative, so of course he had to take the dragon first.

Normally, Jayce should continue laning in the top lane and only act after his teammates take the dragon.

However, due to the overpowered nature of the Ignite summoner spell in Season 3, most warriors, except for a very few tank top laners, rarely take Teleport. Without a quick way to support, HWG's early lead in gold was mainly concentrated on Zhang Hai, so it was natural for him to move closer to him first.

Furthermore...

Lin Shu glanced at the blue team's bottom lane duo.

He's still interested in making some moves in the bot lane after taking the dragon.

……

"Why--"

In the commentary booth, Miller suddenly noticed the movement on the map.

"After upgrading his equipment, Jayce didn't head up, but went straight to the lower jungle."

He had barely finished speaking when he realized, "HWG's rhythm is perfect. Since the top lane minions are being controlled by Shyvana in front of the tower, I'll just follow my brothers and take the neutral resources. The 190 gold from the dragon is equivalent to more than half a kill."

Su Xiaoyan sighed silently.

As a commentator, she couldn't be too biased, but as someone who had a special affection for WE, seeing this red universe team get completely crushed was ultimately unpleasant for her.

She continued Miller's words: "Yes, Jayce's current equipment is very luxurious. Youmuu's Ghostblade is already completed, and Manamune is on its way... At this point, Jayce's damage is devastating to any squishy champion on WE."

"The key is that there's also the Demon King Orianna," Miller added. "With Chalice of Harmony and Sorcerer's Shoes, Orianna's AOE damage at this point is terrifying. If WE's positioning is even slightly dense, a fully charged ultimate can make the team fight a foregone conclusion."

"To be honest," Miller glanced at the scoreboard, subconsciously trying to compare the last hits of the two carries, "Emperor's last hits... are about the same as Smile's... well, they're about the same."

He swallowed back the words "far ahead".

There was nothing he could do. He had truly experienced the fighting spirit of WE fans firsthand.

Last week, during a cup commentary, I casually mentioned that WeiXiao's performance was fluctuating, and my Weibo private messages were flooded with messages for three days and three nights. Just thinking about it makes my scalp tingle.

However, while he chickened out, the chat in the live stream didn't.

[Is it a case of "evenly matched"? Does it refer to a Clockwork champion with 104 attacks in ten minutes versus a Varus champion with 82 attacks?]

【Oh dear, I see the enemy EZ has over 90 CS? What's going on? Is the king of the "Ultra Team" unable to even out-farm the enemy today?】

[The thought of some die-hard fans constantly bragging about last-hitting makes me laugh. If they'd ever watched a ranked game, they'd know the guy with the best fundamentals in the Chinese server is sitting right across from them.]

Here it comes, the classic "last hitting doesn't mean you've lost" moment! WE has already won in the future! Hilarious!

In the past few months, since WE lifted the IPL5 championship trophy, this team, which already had a huge fan base, has entered a state of near-unbridled behavior. Anyone in the LOL community whose goals differ from WE's—even those who rationally analyze the team's weaknesses or objectively evaluate the players' performance—is besieged by hordes of their supporters.

Baidu Tieba, Weibo, and Duowan forums are filled with an atmosphere of "If you're so good, then you do it," "What champion are you?" and "The Universe Team is invincible."

Today, in the opening match of the LPL Spring Split, WE was completely outmatched by a newly joined LPL team.

Those ordinary viewers who had been oppressed for months finally got their chance to fight back.

The barrage of comments flooded the screen like a burst dam.

"HWG's top and jungle have already started attacking the dragons. Above the dragon pit, Clearlove planted a flag and took a look. Is he trying to steal it?"

In the game, before the commentator could give the next line of narration, Zhang Hai provided the answer to the question through his actions.

"Electrical energy surges!"

The Hextech weapon in the future Guardian's hand instantly changed form, and a powerful cannon shot was fired at the location of the prince.

puff!

A skill hit notification appeared.

The prince's health bar was reduced by a third in an instant!

"Hiss~"

"What kind of damage is this?! I can't steal it, I can't steal it at all!"

Faced with Jayce's unreasonable poke, Clearlove turned and left, not wanting to mess with him.

Since things have come to this, let's first refresh our minds by posting a picture of F4.

As Mingkai was making his move, a shout came from the bottom lane from Curly Hair: "Damn, they're going to tower dive again!"