The second stage group matches of LPL have been underway for two days. On the previous match day, the two teams participating in the Pioneer Match made their debut. BLG faced JDG in a three-game battle, ultimately BLG won the match. In this BO3, Bin truly showcased a world-class top laner performance. For three consecutive games, he dominated his opponent, especially in the final game with his Renekton, which was like the incarnation of a prehistoric giant crocodile.

During the laning phase, he pressured his opponent by over 40 CS. When targeted by the enemy jungler's GANK, Bin even achieved a 1v2 double kill while tanking a tower shot. Such a performance from Renekton hasn't been seen in matches for a long time. The most outrageous part is that even after 40 minutes, Renekton remained useful in team fights. Bin felt like he wasn't playing a competitive match but rather smurfing in a ranked game. In contrast, AL's top laner Shengqian's Renekton was somewhat disappointing.

TES, who lost their first match to IG, faced AL in their second game. Before the match, everyone assumed TES would lose to AL. The only thing viewers hoped for was whether "Gege" could secure the global first kill. When no one believed in TES, the players suddenly stepped up. The rookie top laner Zuian, playing Gnar, solo killed Shengqian's Renekton twice during the laning phase. The mid, jungle, and support barely dragged the game into late stage, but then Hope underperformed.

With a 7K gold lead for the team, Hope on Aphelios had a personal lead of 4.4K gold. When it was time for him to carry, he suddenly mispositioned in a crucial team fight, directly giving TES the chance to turn the game around. Watching this match, it's really no wonder viewers don't approve of Shengqian and Hope—they simply give away too much. The second game followed a similar script: Shengqian was easily caught, the top lane "turned into spring mud to nurture flowers," and the other two lanes didn't achieve any significant advantage either.

The underestimated TES directly swept AL 2:0. It seems changing only the coach isn't very effective. It's unclear if Aixiao has realized this yet. After a stage interval, Tian led the team to their first victory. During the post-match interview, he directly cried. From the official announcement to winning the match, Tian's pressure was immense. Extreme fans fiercely boycotted him, and criticism started even before the matches began.

Even more outrageous, his own "good brother" spread rumors about him during a live stream. After TES's debut loss to IG, Ning, in his直播间,爆料: "Small rumor: Cream isn't really keen on playing with my brother Tian." With waves of off-field drama, it's no wonder Tian cried after winning. Being disliked by fans is one thing, but even his own brother spreads rumors about mid-jungle discord for流量—that's truly outrageous.

Cream also posted after the match responding to Ning's rumor: "Tian has always been my brother. I根本不想搭理fast-talkers." Ning, who got slapped by reality, also revealed in his live stream that he was reported by TES. Knowing he was wrong, he directly shifted blame to marketing accounts, saying he was also misled. Wow, an official secondary stream commentator, a world champion jungler, speaks so carelessly? For流量, he抛弃脸面.

The reported Ning still seemed somewhat不服气. He felt his status was too small,所以才被TES举报. If it were Uzi saying it, no one would dare criticize him. After stirring drama about Tian and Cream, he顺势带乌兹. Ning's情商remains一如既往"high"—不愧能ask: "Does League of Legends have a hero called 'City Wall'?" His words and actions completely disregard consequences.

Conclusion:

Calling others' rumors "small消息," then after being reported, saying his words weren't guaranteed to be true—Mazi's move is truly outrageous. His good brother was already under immense pressure. Instead of comforting or cheering him up, he stirred drama in live streams for黑流量. It seems their兄弟情is nearing its end.

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