Lin Che, the top student in his grade at No. 1 High School, believes that “everything can be quantified.” The one exception is Honor of Kings, the game taking the whole school by storm, which he considers beneath him. That is, until an unexpected substitute match shows him that every battle in the game’s canyon can be broken down into a perfect mathematical model.
He turns hero abilities into parameters, converts map resources into economic formulas, and uses trigonometric functions to predict movement. Amid the skepticism, he goes from class tournaments to leading the school team to victory, proving with his results that “when top students play games, overwhelming the competition is the norm.”
