In the winter of 2015, a mobile game called "Honor of Kings" was quietly launched. Amid controversy and doubts, it opened the door of Dormitory 303 of Beicheng University.
The talented and conceited Chen Yao turned around from the frustration of PC games and saw another possibility of e-sports dreams here; the calm and delicate Lin Xiaofeng, who is used to using data to deconstruct the world, discovered complex human nature and strategies in the simple canyon map; the gentle and tenacious Su Wanqing tried to integrate into the group, but unexpectedly became the emotional link connecting everyone; the simple and optimistic Zhang Wei purely enjoyed the most primitive joy of the game. An accidental fifth row, a ridiculous campus game, four young people with very different personalities formed a team called "Dawn" because of this game. Their youthful trajectories have since been closely intertwined with the flames of the canyon.
These ten years have been an epic story of games going from "no one cares" to "national glory". They experienced the cultural debate of the "Jingke Incident" and witnessed the KPL professional league going from a rough road to a packed house; they stayed up all night for a set of limited skins, and they also angrily "retired" due to version changes. Games are an excuse for them to skip class, a topic for late night conversations, a comfort when they are broken up in love, and a place of respite between fighting with reality.