Who Could Handle This? [Esports]

[LOL esports sweet romance]

[Seemingly straight, aloof, double-standard jungle seme] x [League social butterfly, naturally adorable, sweet mid-lane uke]

Everyone knows that ZFB's jungler is a total straight man who hates anything remotely gay, especially the mid-laner on the neighboring team, who's known as the League's "social butterfly."

Interview.

Reporter: What do you hate most when your teammates do it, E?

Echo: Wearing my clothes, singing off-key, physical contact.

But after the social butterfly from the neighboring team joined theirs...

The social butterfly mid-laner wore E's clothes, sang a song so wildly off-key he was miles from the tune, and kept patting E's arm and squeezing his shoulder.

E, meanwhile, wore an expression that said, "He's desperately trying to suppress his smile, but the corners of his mouth keep lifting into a sweet curve."

Teammate A: That's not the face he makes when I wear his clothes.

Teammate B: He chewed me out the last time I sang.

Teammate C: I squeezed his arm the other day, and he threw me over his shoulder.

The teammates: So much for being straight. Sure.

E: The mid-laner is just too good at acting cute. Who could resist?

[Reader's Guide]

1. This story updates daily, and after it goes VIP, there will be six updates a week. Updates go up punctually at noon each day. I'll take a break if something comes up.

2. The story is set in the S17 season (2027). No current or retired pro players were used as models, and there isn't much match content.

3. No personal attacks. If you insult me, I'll just whine at you QAQ.

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A Younger-Man Esports Sweet Romance, blurb:

[Younger, sunny, straightforward puppy seme who is great at cheering people up] x [Cool cat uke who tried to shut his heart to love, but gradually loses himself in the puppy's endless flattery]

TNE is a famous LPL runner-up team, finishing second in the spring and summer splits for three consecutive years.

In S6, they finally made it to the deciding game of the best-of-five finals, only for support player Chen Jing to make a mistake with an engage that got the whole team wiped out. This not only earned TNE another second-place finish, but also cost the LPL, which had never won a championship, its closest shot at the title.

Everyone blamed the support, gave him insulting nicknames, and mocked him for playing professionally for five years yet only knowing the same three champions: Braum, Nautilus, and Tahm Kench. They said his champion pool was shallower than a spoon.

After the World Championship, the mid and jungle players retired, and the ADC left. Everyone said TNE was doomed.

Who knew that after their new ADC arrived, TNE would turn things around and sweep every championship that year, unstoppable?

The new ADC, voted FMVP, is interviewed.

Reporter: What do you think is the biggest reason you won the championship this time, Following?

New ADC: Jing-ge taught me well.

Reporter: Besides your teammates and the team staff, is there anyone else you want to thank?

New ADC: Vast, since if he hadn't left TNE of his own accord, I wouldn't be where I am today.

Reporter: Is there anything you'd like to say to him?

New ADC: I want to tell him that Jing-ge is mine now.

After this interview came out, the whole internet congratulated TNE support Chen Jing on finding a "second spring."

That night, Chen Jing started a livestream, and the comments demanded that he share his thoughts on the "second spring" business.

The handsome man with the cool voice calmly said:

"Let me clear something up. It's not a second spring."

"It's my first."

Theme: Sweet and silly