Prisoner Three from the Start: A Lightning Raid on the Dormitory

[No System] [Everyday Life and Livestreaming] At the PUBG World Championship finals in Kuala Lumpur in December 2024, golden confetti rained down as the Vietnamese team lifted the trophy and claimed the title. Below the stage, a young man walked out of the venue, dejected. The stage rang with the victors' cheers. Down below, the losers sat in silence. Ling Feng started playing PUBG in 2018, when it was at its peak. His impressive performance caught a club's eye in 2019, earning him a place in their academy. In 2020, he officially joined the competition. But after four years, Ling Feng had never made it to the podium. This might be his last year, not only because he was now twenty-five, but also because the club, citing his declining form and mediocre results, had decided not to renew his contract. His livestreams weren't entertaining, he had little of a following, and his income was highly unstable. Maybe once he walked out that door, Ling Feng would leave the gaming scene behind and go home to take over the family business. A week earlier, Ling Feng's father had called him. First, to nag him about getting married, and second, to tell him to come home and take over the family's pig farm, which covered more than a hundred square meters. But Ling Feng wasn't ready to give up. Making money by gaming was his dream. After seeing an official email from Delta Force in his inbox that October, Ling Feng decided to make one last attempt.