League: Educating LPL is my duty.

RNG gave the third figure to Fiora. Feng Ge even patted Rangdi on the shoulder and said, "Don't be afraid. We all have two shoulders and one head. The more afraid you are of him, the worse you will play. Just treat him as an ordinary opponent."

"Now it's a bot lane meta, the top lane doesn't have as much impact on the overall game. Just focus on farming, and as long as you don't fall too far behind and give the opponent a chance to end the game in the mid-game, we have a chance to win."

He let his brother drink the "poisonous chicken soup" that Feng Ge gave him, nodding in agreement on the surface, but in reality he was already thinking about the post-match "bible" in his heart.

Everyone says that it's AD carry meta now and top lane is no longer popular, but does that affect the players' skill level?

Only a top laner like him, who has actually faced Li Chen head-on in a match, understands just how tough the opponent is.

After careful consideration, EDG decided to ban their jungler, Jarvan IV.

This hero is suitable for engaging ADCs and supports who lack mobility, and is currently considered an extremely popular jungler.

After the selection process was completed, RNG made their first choice without hesitation, locking in Lulu.

In the Aroma Censer meta, Lulu is undoubtedly a Tier 0 support hero.

With Lulu already picked, EDG prioritized locking in Karma.

After securing a support champion he liked, Nofe looked at Li Chen and asked, "C-God, the enemy might pick Kog'Maw or Tristana. Should we go bot lane first?"

After a moment's thought, Li Chen said, "Let's go for it. Varus is also a good choice. Ashe isn't doing so well this game."

"OK!"

Nofe understood, and the factory manager immediately decided on Varus.

On the commentary stage, looking at the champion picks on both sides, Changmao said, "Right now, the best AD carry to pair with Lulu is still Kog'Maw. This champion, with Guinsoo's Rageblade and Blade of the Ruined King in the late game, combined with Ardent Censer, has terrifying damage output. Should RNG pick him?"

Guan Zeyuan analyzed, "Camille is still outside. Kog'Maw's ability to survive against Camille's aggressive initiation is somewhat worrying, especially against a Camille who may be ahead in development. Lulu may not be able to protect her."

RNG's concerns were exactly the same as Guan Zeyuan's analysis, so they ultimately chose the PUBG Mobile.

As for the female police officer, without Uzi on the field, they are still hesitant to bring her out against strong opponents like RNG, fearing that she might not be able to exert enough pressure.

For the third pick, RNG is hesitant to pick mid or top lane due to concerns about being targeted, making Lee Sin the best choice for jungle.

Looking at RNG's lineup, the factory manager asked, "Tristana, Lulu, Lee Sin, the enemy team lacks strong teamfight control and engage, they'll probably need to fill in a strong teamfight control carry in the mid lane later, should we pick Orianna?"

"If we start with a turn, the enemy will have to build LeBlanc and Ryze, as we're too weak in early to mid-game jungle skirmishes."

Scout doesn't really want to play Orianna. Spicy Hotpot's style will definitely involve early invasion, and Orianna is a bit weak in the jungle because she lacks burst damage.

"Let's get the spider for the factory manager first," Li Chen said.

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Nofe was slightly taken aback upon hearing this: "C-God, if Clearlove picks Elise, we'll be a bit short of frontliners, won't we?"

Li Chen smiled slightly: "I'll play in the front row this round. Get me the big bug later."

The factory manager frowned slightly: "You're playing Cho'Gath? What about our damage output? If we can't kill the Tristana, we'll get slaughtered."

Li Chen said calmly, "Who told you that big bugs are harmless? You'll see how powerful they are in a moment."

This version of Cho'Gath is no joke. With his ultimate stacked up and Gargoyle Stoneplate activated, one bite can be fatal to an ADC.

Moreover, with his ultimate ability at hand, Cho'Gath is one of the few tank champions whose damage output is AP but who is not afraid of Banner of Command.

Of course, a hero's strength depends on the player. If his opponent dares to use Cho'Gath to fight him, then he's in trouble.

When the spider appeared on the third floor, RNG coach Feng asked with some confusion, "Jungling spider? What's EDG doing with this frontline? Doesn't this patch require a frontline?"

Before he could figure it out, EDG's second round of first-round matches sent Clockwork to court.

Both sides then took turns banning Syndra, Ryze, and LeBlanc, effectively focusing their efforts on the mid lane.

"The two teams engaged in a very intense draft around the mid lane. Most commonly used mid laners have been banned, leaving limited options for EDG. What should they pick? Perhaps Sion?"

Changmao also noticed that EDG lacked a front-line tank, and since EDG had used Sion in the mid lane at MSI, it doesn't seem like there's anything wrong with using him again.

Guan Zeyuan agreed, saying, "Sion is definitely a viable pick in this game. Varus is a hybrid damage champion and doesn't lack AP... Cho'Gath? Mid-lane Cho'Gath, or top-lane Cho'Gath? This champion hasn't appeared in competitive play for a long time, has it?"

Rita immediately said, "WE's 957 used it once in the Spring Split, but only this time. This Cho'Gath is still somewhat of a flex pick, it can be used in the mid or top lane."

While the commentators were still unsure where the giant bug had gone, the audience had already provided the answer in the live chat.

[This big bug is great for top lane; he likes all sorts of flashy, over-the-top builds.]

[The Cho'Gath is quite adept at coasting, and doesn't have many natural counters in the top lane.]

[Troll is easy to beat, but I definitely wouldn't dare pick him, not to mention Camille.]

To be honest, I feel there's a certain logic to pairing a giant bug with a gargoyle's stone armor.

RNG couldn't determine where Cho'Gath was going at this point, but they still had to pick the champion.

After considering it over, Feng let his brother pick Shen first, then looked at Xiaohu and asked, "There aren't any good teamfight control picks for mid lane, so let's get a carry. You'll be playing Corki this game."

The choice of the plane was made by Feng Ge based on a comprehensive assessment of the bottom lane's strength, mainly because he was worried that wuxx's strength was insufficient and he could not shoulder the responsibility of output in the late game.

When it was EDG's turn to pick their last champion, Li Chen said directly, "If you want to use Lucian, then use him. Lucian can take down enemy champions, and he still has an advantage in the early and mid-game. Paired with Elise, he won't be at a disadvantage in mid-jungle skirmishes, and he can fight."

Upon hearing this, Scout's face lit up with joy, and he said, "Thank you, Brother Chen! I'll definitely do my best!"

When EDG picked Lucian as their last pick, the player with the strongest reaction was Letme.

His face paled, and he couldn't help but recall the scene when Li Chen first appeared on the field, using Lucian to fight Shen.

The iconic scenes of squatting on the ground and flying corpses from outer space are still popular to this day.

However, after both sides switched heroes, I saw Lucian go to the mid lane and I breathed a sigh of relief.

Fighting the big bug is great. It's a tank with no mobility and no damage. At most, we can only fight each other and not kill it. How can we possibly kill it solo?

Just focus on farming and developing your character steadily, and wait for the late-game team fights to create opportunities for you to fish in troubled waters.