[The King's Avatar] Falling for a Hater Is the Star’s Fault

Thanks for stopping by! Five updates a week, posted at random. Check the end of the blurb for content warnings. No need to tell me if you drop the story. And now, the actual blurb ⌯ᵔᗜᵔ⌯ಣ ↓ Jiang Xin is a troll. She's good at hanging around all kinds of platforms, stirring things up with her keyboard, then throwing in a nasty joke for good measure. Of course, every troll has a soft spot deep down. Jiang Xin keeps hers well hidden, but you can tell from how much she trolls Blue Rain that it's probably Tiny Herb. Nothing is more infuriating than seeing your favorite team lose its dynasty. Watch the matches to find mistakes, infiltrate the big fan groups under a secret identity to bash the team, lurk in livestreams and troll, it's a law-abiding society now! No one can do anything to a troll. But what if a troll went and played in the matches herself? Jiang Xin swears she'll protect her main account and its secret identity. Her ID photo really isn't very flattering. Joining the league might even let her dig up some inside relationship gossip… She wonders, is it really worth it? Falling for a hater? Players, please keep your cool. She's just a troll who wants to enlighten the masses. ˙ᵕ˙ The timeline is roughly season 7 to an unknown point. The female lead grows over the course of the story, so she will change which team wins the championship. Don't read if that bothers you. Teasing is affection, and insults are too. The story blends in a little of the modern esports scene's atmosphere and mostly does whatever it wants. I'm not great at writing matches, so most of the story is everyday life. Personal setting: Everyone is modern, everyone has a phone, and all the platforms where people can troll show up at once. Everyone, open the team voice chat and start talking. - Potential content warnings: 1. The female lead plays for Hundred Blossoms in season 8 and Tyranny in season 9. Tyranny wins the season 9 championship instead. 2. This isn't a wish-fulfillment story. The team will lose matches, and those losses will be shown as part of her growth. 3. No CP throughout. The ending branches, and the female lead won't reciprocate anyone's feelings. 4. The author may suddenly get literary and write long passages of inner monologue. I'm wrestling with myself about it. 5. If this counts as a warning, the female lead insults many of the male characters in the story and doesn't think she's done anything wrong. 6. At a friend's suggestion, I removed a controversial tag. I'm very sorry about that, and I'm noting it here. 7. I'll add more if I think of anything. Theme: Move forward through the tears