Lin Ye, a 27-year-old small-time streamer, wakes up one day transmigrated to a parallel world in 2022, where he becomes BLG’s new support. The “Mental Breakdown Monitor” System bound to him tells him: if he wants to get stronger, he has to “go wild and stir things up” whenever his teammates are on the verge of a mental breakdown.
One minute into a scrim, UZI is on the verge of tilting when the System issues a mission: “Steal the cannon minion he’s about to last-hit. Reward: [Absolute Focus].” Lin Ye does exactly that.
The whole room falls silent. UZI just laughs. “This support’s got something.”
From then on, BLG’s whole vibe changes. When his teammates shut down, Lin Ye dances and flashes emotes in the enemy jungle. When opponents taunt him, he types in all chat: “Getting nervous?” In a do-or-die match in the finals, he steals Bin’s teleport ward, then turns the fight around with a perfect engage.
The audience calls him “crazy,” the commentators call him a “troublemaker,” and his opponents hate him as a “mental destroyer.” But the voice comms at BLG grow livelier by the day, and the bond between all five players quietly deepens with every stunt.
In the S12 finals, facing Faker’s T1, Lin Ye chuckles into his mic. “Guys, I feel like stealing Baron this game.”
UZI: “Steal my ass. I can carry.”
Bin: “You steal Baron. I’ll backdoor.”
As Lin Ye’s Rakan flashes in with R, Flash, and W to engage, and UZI’s Xayah lands a perfect feather recall, BLG finally lifts the trophy they’ve dreamed of.
System notification: “Mentality Rescue mission complete. Congratulations, you’ve saved more than just a team. You’ve restored the morale of an entire region.”
