Starting with a MOBA Team, I Lose My Way to Becoming the Richest Man

Top lane: A foreign friend who once accidentally lost a hand, can't speak the language, and has an unconventional way of thinking.

Jungle: A league veteran with five consecutive top-eight finishes who was suddenly benched, only for the team to take off. A world-class unluckiest player, hated by more than half the game's players.

Mid lane: A funny, chubby guy who was a teammate in Bronze and fired his Q in the wrong direction onstage.

Bot lane: Doesn't miss a single last hit in 15 minutes. Sees only minions, not teammates. Never rotates or speaks, like an autistic child.

Support: Wait, in this hero MOBA game, the support role doesn't have much impact on the match!

Substitute: Plays over 100 heroes in rotation, so he can play every hero, but is good at none of them: a "The King's Avatar."

Coach: Iron-tier rank, all talk and no action, an indoorsy nerd with his head in the clouds.

Manager: A cute young woman fresh out of college, with no experience and a completely blank slate.

Kui Chengou stood in front of the KCG club entrance and burst out laughing:

"There's no way a team like this can win the championship!"

"This play, as long as I don't..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.