VALORANT: Call Me Mom and Get Stronger, I'll Rule London

The day Wang Xiao failed the college entrance exam, his parents took his younger sister abroad and left him 100,000 yuan as “payment to buy out their family ties.”

Wang Xiao laughed. He'd transmigrated and even gotten a settling-in allowance? Not a bad deal.

Then he played Valorant, and his teammates were so bad they drove him over the edge. After seven straight losses, he broke down and shouted into his mic: “Mom! Please, just hold B!”

[Ding! The “Get Stronger by Calling Someone Mom” System has activated!]

[Looks rating: 78. Reward: +10% aim!]

The next second, he jumped, flicked his Operator, and scored a quad kill. The whole lobby was stunned.

The chat exploded: “That’s the power of filial piety!!” “The first streamer in the world to rank up by calling someone Mom!”

From then on, Valorant had a new legend: before ranking up, find a mom. Your real mom isn't required, because the boost from a random player's mom is just that powerful.

The Valorant Champions final in London. Match point. One versus five.

Wang Xiao couldn't hear the commentators roaring in his headset, or the whole world watching.

All he heard was the System's voice in his head: [Confirm call? Shame level: +100. Penalty for failure: your voice calling Mom will be broadcast live around the world.]

Wang Xiao pressed his mic button.

“Mom.”

That word traveled from London to the livestream back home. Thirty million viewers fell silent at once.

Then he pulled the trigger.

And forged a dynasty of his own.