A Journey to Chase Dreams [Esports]

[15-200k words saved up before launch; currently at 40k. Add to favorites if you like it, and I'll prioritize saving chapters.]

(1)

Yu Shishi spent her entire youth striving to become a pro gamer.

But at the last moment, she had to turn down the invitation from the "jungler prodigy" she'd personally trained.

Later, she watched him switch to support for good, watched him lead FK to break SMJ's nine-year winning streak, and watched him climb to the top of the Chaos Summit as a support player. Yu Shishi thought, "Lemons grow on the lemon tree, and I'm the one standing underneath!"

She's twenty-one this year, already entering the decline of her prime. And as a woman, she's never had much success in the history of Divine-Demon Realm. No matter how unwilling she was, Yu Shishi learned to let go. But the day after she finally decided to move on, her younger brother suddenly said:

"Sis, FK wants me to go pro!"

"Sis, I told our captain you're amazing at mid!"

"Sis, hurry over, FK needs one more!"

(2)

FK's current captain and support player has always had one regret: when FK first formed its team, he hadn't wanted their mid laner. Or rather, Wei Fan had never gotten over being stood up, and being stood up again and again for three years.

By then, he'd already won a world championship and fallen into a slump.

Luckily, three years later, she came right back to him.

"Tsk, finally caught you, big sis."

"Then let's create the legend of FK's undefeated run together!"

Bonus scene:

Yu Shiyang: "My sister is amazing at mid!"

Everyone on FK: "Wow!"

Yu Shishi: "That's right, I'm amazing on Nine-Tailed Fox!"

Everyone on FK: "You're hilarious, sis."

Yu Shishi, earnestly: "I'm serious, believe me. I love bush heroes. I don't like playing anyone who can't hide in the bushes. I'm absolutely perfect for playing a utility mid."

Yu Shiyang: My sister must have finally gone crazy. She has to carry even when she's playing support!

Wei Fan only smiled without a word.

If she could really play utility, he'd eat his own head!

Why he switched from jungle to support, he wasn't saying.

Notes:

1. Some aspects of the game mechanics and tournament schedule are based on real games.

2. The story is entirely fictional and focuses on careers. That's the key point.

3. Launching with 200k words saved; progress: 40/200k.

4. Thanks to artist Qi Jiuzi for the cover character design.

Theme: As long as you have a dream in your heart, it's never too late.