Honor of Kings: AG Never Won, Until I Was Reborn

[Reborn + KPL + AG + No System + Livestreaming + Comedy + Chosen One] Lin Yi transmigrates to Blue Star and discovers that he's a rich second-generation heir, but also a substitute top laner for AG, where his salary is “paltry.” The original owner's esports talent was exceptional. At sixteen, he reached the top of the national rankings, once occupying first, second, and third place all at once. Even so, at eighteen, he was still a substitute. But he was young and full of ambition, and had no worries about being overlooked. During a match, AG's original clash-lane player injures his finger and can't compete. So the responsibility falls to Lin Yi. But Lin Yi is dismayed to discover that after transmigrating, he inherited only the original owner's body and memories, not a trace of his gaming talent. He's still just an ordinary player, through and through! His strongest heroes have less than 4,000 power, and he only climbed to the top rank thanks to the ELO system. Going pro in the KPL would obviously mean getting crushed. But AG only has him as a substitute. If he doesn't play, are they going to send the coach out there? And the coach is clearly worse than he is. With no other choice, Lin Yi grits his teeth and takes the field. The System that every reborn person is supposed to get still refuses to activate, and Lin Yi's nervousness is written all over his face. Once he steps onto the stage, he realizes just how unlucky he really is. For example, he uses Flash in the wrong direction and still gets a kill, somehow picks up kills out of nowhere, or starts a fight at random and carries his teammates to victory. A certain famous entertainment reporter interviews leading game streamers. Before this, AG had never won a single best-of-five series. The turning point came with the rebirth of that young player.