Feng Xiao has outperformed Yi Nuo to secure the MVP of week eight, increasing the number of teams competing for the championship against AG to three.

Starting from week eight, only the 12 teams from Group S and Group A are competing in KPL matches, making the excitement of these games undeniable! The players who enter the weekly best lineup and earn the weekly MVP are undoubtedly the finest! In the matches of week eight, Feng Xiao from the Wolf team surpassed Yi Nuo to win the weekly MVP!

This week, Feng Xiao has claimed the MVP title twice, with an average economy of 784, accounting for 25.63% of the total, ranking first in Group S's development lane. In the match against KSG, after twenty minutes into the game, during the Storm Dragon team fight, he perfectly maneuvered to pull the enemy jungler, Kai, and eliminated him, securing the crucial neutral resource, the Storm Dragon. Before the enemy crystal, he skillfully dodged and killed four enemy heroes, achieving a "four consecutive extraordinary" feat, helping his team secure victory in the match.

Congratulations to Feng Xiao for being named the best player of the eighth week of the 2025 KPL Summer Regular Season. In the matches of week eight, Yi Nuo also performed quite well. However, unfortunately, Feng Xiao's performance was even more outstanding than Yi Nuo's!

However, AG still had two players selected for the weekly best lineup, namely Zhong Yi and Chang Sheng!This week, Zhong Yi has claimed the MVP title once, with an average damage of 7129, accounting for 24.83% of the total, ranking first in the jungle position of Group S. In the match against LGD, using Da Si Ming, he ambushed in the river brush at the ten-minute mark, using his second skill to slow down the enemy's lane hero, Lu Bu, followed by a relentless pursuit with his first skill. His ultimate ability unleashed fully, hitting four enemy heroes, killing the enemy jungler, and achieving a double kill, which helped his team take down the Shadow Tyrant.

Chang Sheng also claimed the MVP title once, with an average damage of 7568 and a kill participation rate of 86.11%, ranking first in the mid lane of Group S. In the match against LGD, using Gan Jiang Mo Xie, at thirteen minutes and fifty seconds into the game, he instantly unleashed his ultimate to enhance his third skill, combining with Zhang Liang's ultimate for a perfect combo, instantly eliminating the enemy jungler, Da Si Ming, and ultimately achieving a one-for-two trade in the team fight with his teammates.

Besides AG and the Wolf team, the other two best positions were taken by TTG, specifically in the off-lane and roaming roles! As the matches progressed, it seems that the teams competing for the championship against AG are not just the Wolf team anymore; KSG and TTG have also joined the fray!

I wonder if anyone has noticed that Cao Cao's win rate has quietly risen to the top of the jungle! Cao Cao's first skill allows him to move three times in succession; although his movement distance isn't as far as Han Xin's, he can still pass through walls, and his controls are smooth enough for cutting squishy heroes and mages while roaming the jungle.

Moreover, Cao Cao's enhanced basic attacks and second skill can restore health after hitting enemy heroes. After activating his ultimate, he can siphon health from enemy heroes and remove crowd control effects, giving him very high sustainability.

With the new equipment, Xuanti Ancient Ingots, now available, the skill attributes are very suitable for Cao Cao, especially the passive of Xuanti Ancient Ingots, which not only provides a healing effect for Cao Cao but also allows him to become invisible. An invisible Cao Cao is incredibly powerful; he can sneak up on the enemy marksman without being noticed, and with three segments of movement, there’s no hero that Cao Cao can't chase down. It's incredibly strong, and everyone should try out Cao Cao with Xuanti Ancient Ingots; his strength surpasses that of typical T0 junglers.