Chen Yiyu, a sophomore at Tunghai University, is a transparent substitute for the e-sports club. A year ago, he was framed as a "team cancer" by ace player Fu Qingshang and kicked out. Now he can only hang out in the bottom club in the school. On the first day of school, the genius rival Shen Xinglan parachuted in as the president, and his first words were: "Chen Yiyu? Continue to be a substitute, don't hold back." What's even more annoying is that the system drew twenty rounds with a guaranteed minimum - a real shot of non-Emirati descent. But everyone doesn't know that Chen Yiyu's digital ability can see through the opponent's hidden parameters: state fluctuations, habitual moves, and psychological blind spots. When Shen Xinglan provoked him with the highest operating data in the server, Chen Yiyu smiled: "You have 300 milliseconds to react, and there is an old injury on your left thumb. If you operate continuously for more than 8 minutes, your hand speed will drop by 15% - this is called data, not talent." The National College E-sports League was about to start, and an e-sports club that no one was optimistic about suddenly emerged as a dark horse. In front of Chen Yiyu, stood the old enemy who had ruined his career. A battle to the death with keyboards and muscle memory has just begun.
