E-sports is not about playing with things to lose one's ambition, it is not about love and love, and it is not about making millions with just a few clicks of your fingers.
It is a long-distance run, an elusive glory, beliefs and dreams engraved in flesh and blood, desires, regrets, and struggles.
It is the pinnacle of some people and the difficulty for most people. It is a dream from which they cannot wake up.
It is a huge gamble that uses youth and destiny as a bet. At the gambling table, some people win a lot of money, while others lose nothing.
The male protagonist Song Xiao was 17 years old and after a big fight with his family, he decided to go south and become a professional e-sports player.
In his six-year career, he has been proud and frustrated. I also witnessed other people's success and failure.
What exactly is esports to him?
Is it a better way?
Or is it just a fleeting dream?
PS.
Woohoo, dear viewers, don't worry about the game version of "Overwatch" and the hero's debut time.
Our goals are: 222, 303, 042! Let a hundred flowers bloom!
Glossary of terms -
GG: good game, with the meaning of ridicule.
Ladder: The ranked mode of the Overwatch game.
Double sniper: Two sniper heroes, Hanzo and Widowmaker.
303: That is three tanks and three auxiliary lineups.
Concept: There is no love in e-sports.