Su Yao, 24, an office worker and a top Honor of Kings solo-queue player.
After her boss tried and failed to take advantage of her, she quit and spent her days and nights gaming in her rented apartment.
Then one day, a pro player she solo-killed in the Peak Tournament sent her a private message: "Want to go pro?"
She did.
She was greeted by whispers from all around: "What's a girl doing here?"
"Girls can't go pro."
"Women are naturally slower and have worse reflexes than men."
Su Yao said nothing. She simply locked in Hua Mulan.
Three months later, at the KPL Grand Finals, she pulled off an unbelievable pentakill and made the entire league remember her ID: Yaoguang.
In her post-match interview, she looked into the camera and said, "This championship belongs to everyone who was ever underestimated."
The writing is very real, but I feel uncomfortable. After more than 60 chapters, I still can't get it into the first page. Maybe I read too many enjoyable articles, and I feel very frustrated as I was pressured into typing the whole time.