Can you believe it? TTG is actually aiming for a third consecutive win. Wushuang is showing great promise, and Wuwei has already done his best.

After watching the KPL these past few days, I believe everyone is really looking forward to this season! Without AG’s absolute dominance, this KPL has blossomed into a diverse and competitive scene! Can you imagine that TTG, who before the season was joked about as needing to prepare early for the "2027 KPL Spring Season," is now pushing for a three-game winning streak to advance to the S group?

In the last match against DRG, TTG made an impressive comeback from 2-0 down to win 3-2, ending their losing streak against DRG and securing a crucial point for the fight to enter the S group. With KSG’s winning streak halted, TTG currently leads the group with a 2-0 record and a +3 score difference. If they can secure a big win against eStar, they will be one step closer to entering the S group.

With WE rising, eStar currently looks like the team with the least hope. The Fly and Xiaolou duo in the top and jungle lanes is somewhat watchable, but still far from carrying the team forward. If eStar loses both matches in the next two days, they will become the first team this season to be relegated to the B group.

JDG recorded a 1-1 result in the first week, with both matches going the full five games. The good news is that Wuwei has been in good form this season, and the mid, marksman, and support players have all given their best. However, the bad news is that Wushuang, the beloved disciple of coach Xingtian, has performed poorly in both matches. Tonight, facing Luocheng, a jungler known for exploiting weaknesses, hopefully Wushuang won’t become the marked target.

Hero JiuJing successfully suppressed KSG’s top rookie jungler this season, with Yaodao outperforming Fengxiao. If they can secure another win tonight, Hero JiuJing even has a chance to jump from second last in the group to second place.

The third match should be the least suspenseful! WB, as the Cup challenger, played quite relaxed in the first week’s two matches, experimenting with some unconventional strategies, like using Bian Que in the farming lane against AG Super Play and Zhong Kui against TES.

The standings in Group One are becoming clearer, with Qingjiu and WB leading in score difference. If AG Super Play can continue winning, they might join the fight for the S group. Tonight WB still has enough room for error to try new things, as long as they avoid major upsets.

After losing 3-2 to Qingjiu in the opening match, TCG suffered a heavy 1-3 defeat against TES in the second game, showing signs of decline. Losing their championship lineup has weakened their strength, and lacking a clear leader—where “whoever has ideas, everyone listens”—is why they are struggling to win any matches in this KPL season.

I believe many people have forgotten about the player Sun Ce! The hero Sun Ce is very simple to play—anyone with basic skills can handle him. His ultimate provides incredibly fast support, allowing better control of the game. After reaching level four, he can instantly kill enemies, making him well worth practicing. Even in high-level matches, Sun Ce is a hero that can intimidate opponents; once controlled by Sun Ce, the enemy basically has to retreat to the fountain.

What do you think about Sun Ce’s strength? In lower ranks, climbing the ladder with Sun Ce is really easy!