From League of Legends to Showbiz: After Getting Flamed, I Became a King of Song

After one bad ranked game, fans of Wuzhi swarmed Chen Xun and got his account banned.

Furious, Chen Xun released "Lone Swimmer." It stunned the League of Legends community, broke out of its usual circle to land on the trending charts, and shot up the music rankings.

Fans everywhere burst into laughter, while Gou fans collectively lost it.

Chen Xun: "Come on, keep attacking me. Every time you do, I'll release another song!"

"Eighty-One Tribulations, Forever the God," "Town of Lies," "Champions Cross One Bridge," "No Need to Call Me a God," one hit after another.

Then the fans of the music industry's biggest stars angrily accused Chen Xun of writing vulgar songs and doing nothing but insulting people.

Chen Xun promptly brought out songs like "Lone Warrior," "No Need to Call Me a Hero," and "A Fated Bridge."

"This is the original version. Still vulgar?"

A certain queen of pop: "So Chen Xun only became a singer because he got flamed over a game? Why did you provoke him?"

A certain king of pop: "It's all the fault of those Wuzhi fans. If it weren't for them, Chen Xun wouldn't have become a singer. He's swept up every award!"

A certain top-tier star: "I play LoL, I know. Those Gou fans made me take the blame, and Chen Xun stole all my traffic!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.