Reborn as My Esports Rival's Biggest Fan

[Complete] [Blurb] Yu Jiaheng, the legendary esports player adored by millions, died of a sudden heart attack on the day of the World Championship. When he opened his eyes, he found himself in the body of a useless rich kid who had to pay and pull strings just to get into a trainee team. The rich kid looked about 70 percent like him, but had joined a club founded by his sworn enemy, E God, and was the man’s ultimate bootlicker. E God was a rich heir with a handsome face and godlike skills, but he was always picking fights with Yu Jiaheng and couldn’t stand the sight of him. Of all people, why had this rich kid chosen to fawn over him? But Yu Jiaheng never expected that accidentally barging into E God’s room would let him hear a blush-inducing sound coming from the bathroom. And the name the man was calling was his. When he looked again, he saw that the walls of the room he thought belonged to his enemy, along with the man’s phone, were covered in pictures of him. - “Don’t wear that face and try to imitate him. You’re not worthy.” The System assigned him to E God’s team, and he accidentally let one of his old habits slip. After the match, the other man cornered him in the bathroom. The man’s cold, stern features were full of frost. Come on, you weren’t saying that yesterday when you were calling my name in the bathroom. Yu Jiaheng pouted. - The game is loosely inspired by Project Winter, but includes lots of original settings and differs greatly from the original game. Please don’t scrutinize the details. Mutual firsts, one-on-one, happy ending. Don’t worry, there is no substitute trope. A seemingly cold, secretly obsessed top with a head full of dirty thoughts X a hot-tempered, sensitive, pain-averse gaming addict bottom. Neither character is perfect. They will grow and learn to get along. The characters’ values do not represent the author’s. [Pre-release: Don’t Fish Around] Ji Xuan died of a sudden heart attack on the night he won the World Championship. But he never expected his rival, Lu Chao, who had never even deigned to look at him, to be the first to rush over and perform CPR. Ji Xuan watched Lu Chao go from panic-stricken to despairing. At the last blurry moment before his vision faded, the other man’s tears fell onto his lips, burning hot. When Ji Xuan opened his eyes again, he had been reborn, back three years in the past. At this point, Lu Chao was making a name for himself in the campus tournament. Seeing Ji Xuan step onto the stage to present an award, the young man stood ramrod straight and said arrogantly, “Give me two years. I’ll catch up to you and surpass you.” In his previous life, Ji Xuan had only given him a cool glance and said, “Come back when you’ve made it into the LSPL.” This time, Ji Xuan remembered Lu Chao kneeling beside him, crying his heart out. He smiled. “Want an autograph?” The confident young man froze on the spot. Ji Xuan said, “No? Then I’ll...” “Yes!” With everyone watching, Lu Chao deliberately smoothed out his shirt so Ji Xuan could sign it. The young man bent forward slightly, his lashes lowered. He was so obedient it was hard to believe. Ji Xuan finished signing and left. Lu Chao’s ears turned bright red, and his gaze followed him until his figure disappeared completely. He quietly raised a hand to cover the shoulder Ji Xuan had held. His palm was even hotter than when he’d held the trophy. Later, Lu Chao made a splash in the LSPL, and countless top clubs came courting him. But backstage, where no one else could see, the usually cold-faced, arrogant young man could barely get his words out. “Do, do you remember me? From the campus tournament...” “What about it?” Ji Xuan wondered if the kid was about to start bragging again. Instead, Lu Chao blushed and lowered his head. “Am I, am I good enough to join your club?” “I want... I want to compete alongside you.” Theme: Hard work is always rewarded in the end.