Chen Ming was once a world-class esports player with big dreams, but hand injuries and the times kept him from reaching the top. After a regretful retirement, he unexpectedly returned to 2011, to his own senior year of high school at age eighteen. League of Legends had only just launched in China, and the esports industry was still in its infancy, with a professional career full of uncertainty and hardship.
Armed with a decade of future game knowledge, tactical awareness, and professional experience, Chen Ming decided to abandon the conventional path of preparing for the college entrance exams and resolutely pursue a career in esports. Starting with internet cafe solo tournaments, he stunned everyone with champion play that was ahead of its time. He then joined the IG team for tryouts, becoming teammates with legendary players like PDD and Xiaoxiao, and took his first steps into a professional career.
But the road back was far from smooth. He had to contend with his parents' opposition, the conflict between schoolwork and his dream, the primitive and chaotic conditions of the early professional scene, and skepticism and growing pains among his teammates. Then there was the unknown boy far away, not yet famous but destined for greatness: Faker.
Chen Ming had to reach the top of the Chinese server and dominate the league, then lead his team to the world stage to face off against the future “Demon King.” He would rewrite the history of Chinese esports and truly become the “God of Mid Lane.”
If you are not an old player, you should check the information before writing. You still need to write clearly when new heroes will be released and when heroes will be redone. In 11 years of LOL, you can write about electrocution and the captain's double barrel. It's so difficult 🤦
Are you writing about League of Legends in 2011? Were there pioneers at that time? Is there an Ike? Ike came out in 2014