You Call Her Your Little Sister? [Esports]

After the winter transfer window of Season 8 of Black and White Tournament, on the eve of the Qiming Cup, the newly established RG team posted their official portraits and starting lineup. Weibo, Tieba, and the forums instantly burst into an uproar.

Front-row esports fan: Damn, the girl's really back. My whole family is shocked!

Ugly Song player: Isn't this ADC's ID the former national number-one Ugly Song?

DY fan: That's obviously our former two-time champion support, Desire!

Haters of the girl: The remnants of the Lin family have risen from the ashes. Have they been resurrected from the dirt?

Girl's fan: A ten-year RG fan, reporting for duty.

Onlookers: Where's the girl? Are there female players in the DPL?

The opening match of the DPL Spring Split: RG, making their DPL debut, face DY, the former two-time world champions.

Watching the boy, who looked remarkably fresh and elegant in his green uniform, the viewers who had come specifically to watch the drama erupted in the comments: You call this a girl??

And are you really official league commentators? I came to watch a match, not listen to you ship people!

Other viewers chimed in: You'll get used to it. Thirteen-thousand mid laner.

On the day of RG's first livestream, the team's bot-laner Wang was streaming when a fan named Not a Blue Whale joined the gift-giving spree. At that moment, the phone screen of Jing Yu, ADC for DY, lit up.

Future wife: Stop sending gifts. I'm not playing.

Whale: If you don't play, I'll keep sending them.

Future wife: Don't mess around.

Whale: Just one game QAQ

Future wife: ...

The next second, an especially conspicuous comment drifted across the livestream: Woof woof woof, thirteen-thousand mid laner!

Handsome and well aware of it, devoted, henpecked gong (Jing Yu) x beautiful and unaware of it, uniquely minded shou (Lin Wang)

1v1, happy ending. The MOBA game Black and White Tournament featured in this story is entirely fictional.

1. No one is perfect. They all need time to grow.

2. This isn't just the story of two people, but the lives of many.

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