[Honor of Kings + dual roles + childhood sweethearts + the male lead has been planning this for a long time]
Don't let the title scare you. This is actually a sweet esports romance about childhood sweethearts, with barely any cheating drama.
Xu Zhiyi, a mid laner with extraordinary game sense, vs. Song Ye, a marksman blessed with exceptional talent
Being betrayed by a scumbag isn't scary. What's scary is having your sworn rival mock you to your face. Xu Zhiyi glanced at Song Ye, who was struggling to hold back a grin, and gave up trying to save face. “Go ahead and laugh. Don't choke on it.”
At first, Xu Zhiyi took advantage of being three years older than Song Ye and made him call her “big sis” every day.
When practicing a hero's skills, he had to call her that.
When they won a ranked match, he had to call her that.
And when they won a tournament, he absolutely had to call her that!
Later, at the semifinals.
Song Ye coaxed her, “Let's get together, okay, big sis?”
Just before the enemy crystal exploded, the young man beside her curled his lips into a smile. “Big sis, let's get together.”
This time, he didn't even bother asking if she was okay with it.
Then a damp hand slipped around her little finger.
The fans' cheers roared in their ears. Before they stood up to shake hands with their opponents,
Song Ye took off his headset and heard a “Yes!” that no one else could hear.
The young man's lips curved upward. They fell in love amid the deafening roar of the crowd!
This book that has been going around for a long time has come to an end. I am very grateful to you who read it to the end. To be honest, writing e-sports articles is completely my own solitude.
Originally, when I wrote my first book last year, I didn't watch any games, which resulted in many scenes being superficial and very different from reality.
For the second book I wrote this year, I learned about it from all aspects and understood the group of teenagers who struggled for their dreams, but I still didn't have enough writing skills and couldn't write many scenes.
Everyone in the e-sports field has regrets, and no one is always victorious.
My original intention in writing this article was to build my own ideal utopia. As a newcomer, Song Ye joined a team that had never been "integrated and reorganized".
In the team, he felt the tacit understanding of everyone, from "I will help you win the championship" at the beginning to "We will win the championship together" at the end.
Peace Elite may have a 1 vs. 4 Situation, but Honor of Kings is indispensable.
Everyone is their own hero on the road to victory.
Halfway through writing, I found that I couldn't retell the picture in my mind. In addition, the data was really bad (worse than the first book). If I forced the end, I would feel sorry for the characters and "them" who worked so hard. (Later, it was purely out of love, and I will never stop updating each one.)
After struggling, I thought about it, life is only 30,000 days long, and if I spend dozens more days to give "Song Ye and Xu Zhiyi" a complete ending, then it will not be in vain for the original intention at the beginning.
In the short term, there will be no e-sports articles (the games are all played by me, so the mid lane heroes are relatively old, because I can play these~)
However, I have written 200,000 words this time, which is a breakthrough for myself, yeah!
It's a bit of a pity because the last book ended at 190,000 words.
Finally, thank you all for watching. It's a journey, and we'll see you next time~
This book that has been going around for a long time has come to an end. I am very grateful to you who read it to the end. To be honest, writing e-sports articles is completely my own solitude. Originally, when I wrote my first book last year, I didn't watch any games, which resulted in many scenes being superficial and very different from reality. For the second book I wrote this year, I learned about it from all aspects and understood the group of teenagers who struggled for their dreams, but I still didn't have enough writing skills and couldn't write many scenes. Everyone in the e-sports field has regrets, and no one is always victorious. My original intention in writing this article was to build my own ideal utopia. As a newcomer, Song Ye joined a team that had never been "integrated and reorganized". In the team, he felt the tacit understanding of everyone, from "I will help you win the championship" at the beginning to "We will win the championship together" at the end. Peace Elite may have a 1 vs. 4 Situation, but Honor of Kings is indispensable. Everyone is their own hero on the road to victory. Halfway through writing, I found that I couldn't retell the picture in my mind. In addition, the data was really bad (worse than the first book). If I forced the end, I would feel sorry for the characters and "them" who worked so hard. (Later, it was purely out of love, and I will never stop updating each one.) After struggling, I thought about it, life is only 30,000 days long, and if I spend dozens more days to give "Song Ye and Xu Zhiyi" a complete ending, then it will not be in vain for the original intention at the beginning. In the short term, there will be no e-sports articles (the games are all played by me, so the mid lane heroes are relatively old, because I can play these~) However, I have written 200,000 words this time, which is a breakthrough for myself, yeah! It's a bit of a pity because the last book ended at 190,000 words. Finally, thank you all for watching. It's a journey, and we'll see you next time~