Flow of the Heart, Universe of the Mind

Three years ago, esports prodigy Ling Xiao was betrayed by his teammates, saddled with massive debt, and reduced to working as a food delivery rider.

Three years later, the world's first quantum holographic online game, Qiankun, burst onto the scene. Powered by large AI models, its NPCs could interact with players, while brain-computer interfaces monitored their state of flow in real time. The moment Ling Xiao put on the headset, his concentration awakened at S rank, and he acquired the hidden class [Swordshadow Walker].

His old enemy had become the leader of a top guild and planned to crush him all over again. Ling Xiao sneered, gripping the twin blades of Cold Edge with both hands. “This time, the Heavenly Crystal fragments, the world championship, and the truth from three years ago... I'll take them all back with my own hands, one by one.”

A peak achievement in data-streaming fiction, where flow-state combat sets holographic esports ablaze. Who says a fallen underdog can't make a comeback?