Jiang Chen was once a youth academy prodigy, but his team maliciously dropped him and branded him a good-for-nothing who wasn’t fit to play professionally. He endured mockery and contempt at every turn.
Everyone was waiting for him to leave esports for good and never recover.
But no one knew that being dropped had awakened his ultimate esports talent!
He tore through the peak ladder, won national server titles with ease, and outplayed top-ranked solo queue players and professionals alike!
Starting with a grassroots team, he fought his way through city tournaments, K-A, and the KPL. He mastered both jungle and mid lane, with flawless predictions and godlike team fights. Every opponent who targeted him was crushed and routed!
The team that had once dropped him regretted it bitterly, while top clubs vied to offer him enormous contracts!
From an abandoned player no one believed in, he steadily became the one and only answer to the current Honor of Kings meta, reached the summit of global esports, and forged a legendary record of glory beyond compare!
This book is the first unsystematic book about the King fandom that I have read. Jiang Chen has gone through all kinds of things from being replaced to the current setback. Su Wan and Yuan Zheng have each had their own needs, which has also made Yuan Zheng improve a lot. I hope Su Wan can fight side by side with Yuan Zheng again in the future. Zhou Bin can't comment, mainly because his position is a bit contradictory. I hope Yuan Zheng can master his own rhythm and grow slowly in subsequent games. This is my evaluation of the current chapter.
Awesome, I finally saw Systemless
How about you play two games? Whose jungler can only reach level 4 after four minutes? The Storm Dragon King will appear in ten minutes? Write a book well, don't write down details