No one knew that Lin Ye, the "primary school master" who was eating steamed buns and practicing games in the Internet cafe, was actually the heir to a top wealthy family that had been passed down for centuries. He hid the silver spoon and went to the youth training camp with the pocket money he had saved for half a year. He only wanted to rely on a pair of hands and a keyboard to prove that he was not "relying on the trash at home."
When his father broke the controller, he filled the textbook with tactical diagrams; when the team forced him to sign a dominance contract, he turned around and left with the harsh words "I won the championship with my strength, and I can do it all over again with my ability." And along the way, there was always a woman named Su Wan standing behind him—she was the one who recognized his talent at first sight in the water-friendly competition, she was the one who stayed with him through five o'clock in the morning in the training room, and it was she who said "you are better than me back then" when he lost in the final.
From being ridiculed that "there is no future in playing games" to lifting the world championship trophy; from a rebellious teenager who hides his identity to the captain of the "Light Chasing Team" funded by his grandfather. Lin Ye finally understood that the real break out of the cocoon was to dare to bet on tomorrow with love; the real glory was to have her by his side and have a bright future.
