[Original Character] [Competing in the King's Cup] [Founding a Team] [Honor of Kings] [All-Round Player]
What? The infamous six-character ID with a black head, the one everyone says they’ll see on the national leaderboard in seven days, was his creation?
What does it mean for a support player to be unable to get into top-tier ranked matches, then switch to the jungle role and charge straight to number one?
What does it mean to prove you aren’t cheating with wallhacks by leading a team into the King's Cup and crushing the pros?
What? You won the annual championship with a ragtag team made up of two trainees and two streamers?
So he’s also a teaching creator with over a million followers? The pros all learned from him?
At twenty-three, Jiang Che was a substitute support player in the S Group. The powers that be set him up, leaving him with no chance to compete.
His greatest wish, after a career full of regrets, was to have an FMVP skin of his own.
When he opened his eyes again, he had transmigrated to a parallel world in 2024.
In this life, Jiang Che was a singing streamer with nothing but good looks.
Luckily, he still had his Honor of Kings skills.
More importantly, he awakened the [The More Traffic I Get, the Stronger I Become] System.
Livestreaming, posting on Douyin, and entering tournaments all generated traffic.
Traffic could be exchanged for hero proficiency, game sense, drafting skills, overall awareness...
He could even randomly gain professional skills: singing, cooking, English...
That August, Shao Siyuan had just been released...
Jiang Che seized the moment and posted a tutorial video, gaining followers overnight.
From running into streamers in-game to becoming a teaching creator with a million followers;
from being accused of cheating to founding BCG Club himself;
from dark horse at the King's Cup to lifting the trophy at the Bird's Nest.
At that year's final, Jiang Che, the center of everyone's attention, was showered in golden confetti.
Purely a wish-fulfillment story about leveling up (?). We're all the same age, I never intended for this to be a big, flavorful chicken! (?)
It's definitely fun to use brute force, but the pace feels a bit too fast. If you don't finish within 500 chapters, you'll be left hanging. The daily life is quite natural, so why give up the romance storyline? Human nature is often the opposite, but in reality, it's not.
This is my first time reading this kind of story, so there might be a few minor errors (my memory of it isn't very clear). So far, there aren't any really infuriating plot points like arguing with teammates and then getting attacked online. It's alright. Hmm… I checked out other similar discoveries, and this one seems to be one of the better ones on Tomato Books [stunned].
It's alright. I found a readable book. It's not too complicated, not too praying, just plain and simple, which is good.
Dearest author: Seeing this letter is like seeing you in person; it brings me joy. Liking you is probably the most arbitrary and irrational thing in the world. It's not about weighing pros and cons, nor is it a sudden impulse from reading your words; it's just that suddenly there's someone like you who makes me so attached, someone I can't let go of.
Keep it up, it's well-written, don't worry about what others say. Don't write so much about daily life, it's too superficial.
Do you guys think it looks good? I'd like to know everyone's opinion; writing this all alone on a single computer is so boring 😢😢😢
There aren't any major flaws so far, it's just too small; further evaluation is needed...
Are there any sensitive spots for babies? Most are acceptable except for the most unusual or bizarre ones.
A story about a handsome guy streaming esports is pretty cool, and there aren't many bad points.