[No CP + Full-Dive Esports]
After transmigrating, Wen Zai is free of his injuries and returns to his childhood.
The good news: In the interstellar age, everyone can dive headfirst into a full-dive game.
The bad news: Wen Zai is intellectually disabled.
Looking at his mental aptitude test, Wen Zai rubbed his face. It's fine. Even the intellectually disabled can play games.
In the tutorial, Wen Zai made his game character walk forward.
Five seconds later, the character shakily took one step.
Wen Zai: ?
As the most popular game in the entire galaxy, Starfortress Offense and Defense has professional competitions whose popularity is matched only by their high bar for entry.
Then one day, a gossip account posted a rumor on the forums: A formerly prestigious club had signed an F-rank intellectually disabled player.
The whole scene was in an uproar. Countless spectators tuned in to the match livestream, ready to see if the rumor was true.
The player proceeded to dominate all three games with the same hero.
Forum: “Starting to look human.”
The player took three signature heroes and ran circles around the competition.
Forum: “A one-trick pony with three tricks is crawling through the league.”
The player picked eighteen heroes and racked up MVP awards in a row.
Forum: “Blade has set their sights on the Challenger Tournament.”
The player won the Interstellar Glory Grand Finals, FMVP, and Player of the Year.
Forum: “Her Supreme Majesty claims her loyal crown today.”
After the match, Wen Zai gave an interview.
Reporter: “You've made it this far despite all the doubts, and countless viewers have been won over by your breathtaking performances on the edge of a blade. Now that you're a champion, what would you like to say to the audience?”
Wen Zai: “I'm not intellectually disabled.”
That night, the StarNet trending topics exploded.
#BladeIntellectuallyDisabled
