In 2026, Lin Mo and Su Chen were returning home after watching the S League finals when they were involved in a car accident. When they opened their eyes again, they found themselves lying in their university dorm beds. Their phone screens showed the date: February 9, 2018, the day PUBG Mobile: Army Attack officially launched.
Before being reborn, they had been on the fringes of esports: talented, but too late to go pro, having missed their chance to shine. This time, they had eight years of future game knowledge and tactical experience, and they were determined to make up for every regret.
Starting with gaming sessions in their dorm, they would work their way through internet cafe tournaments, city competitions, and university leagues, until they finally reached the professional stage. This time, the championship would be more than a dream.
