In 2017, the craze for Honor of Kings swept across the internet, and the spotlights on streamers and professional players burned bright. Lu Ze was reborn at that time, carrying the regrets of his previous life: the professional career and streaming dreams he'd never achieved. He had planned to dive straight into the competitive scene and win back the glory he'd missed, but the girl who had played Honor of Kings with him in high school appeared in his life once again.
The girl came like a gentle breeze, throwing his ambition into disarray. He began to hesitate, thinking he might as well choose the steady path of streaming and be content to stay by her side. But the girl spoke first, her eyes shining as brightly as they had when she'd said those words years ago: "I've already waited for you once. This time, you don't have to rush to give me anything. Just don't leave me."
So Lu Ze picked up his professional dream again, taking an imperfect team, one that even carried its share of regrets, and fighting until the very last second on the field. When they lifted the championship trophy, what was reflected in his eyes was not just the stadium lights, but also the girl's smiling face and tear-reddened eyes in the stands.
After he retired, the clamor of the competition was gone, replaced by the tender rhythms of everyday life. He and the girl lived quiet, ordinary days, until one day she held up her pregnancy test and smiled. "Lu Ze, from now on, it won't just be me waiting for you. There'll be two little ones as well."
This isn't a wish-fulfillment story where everything goes perfectly. It's the story of someone reborn who slowly learns to treasure what he has and pursue it, caught between his dreams and the person he loves most.