I Really Won't Retire

Synopsis 1:

Supreme is Glory's captain. When Glory was on the verge of disbanding, he joined and saved the team. During the four years that overseas teams had dominated the game, he broke their monopoly and brought home a championship trophy that had not set foot on domestic soil in ages. In his three years as captain, the once-mighty Glory regained its former glory.

He is the third jungler to receive a championship skin, and the pro player with the most dazzling stats in the history of the game Stars. Two Grand Slams across two seasons are more than enough to prove his skill. Neither those who worship Supreme nor those who hate him can doubt his love for Stars or his hunger for victory. He truly led an era.

Everyone firmly believed he would take Glory even further, until photos of Supreme looking pale as he went in and out of the hospital surfaced, along with Glory's announcement that he would be sitting out the spring split.

Supreme looked pale enough in the photos, but the players on every other domestic team and countless local gamers looked even paler.

Synopsis 2:

Ying Jing and the System were sent out to maintain the plot of an esports novel. They arrived in a small world and have now been there for twenty-four years. For the generous reward, he and the System have diligently and conscientiously done their jobs as background characters. By all rights, it should be time to retire and collect their reward. All he had to do was hand over the captaincy to the protagonist, and the job would be complete. The protagonist would lead the team to sweep the competition and build a dynasty, showing that esports is all about talent and passing the torch. But even after his game mastery buff expired, after waiting from sunrise in his first year to sunset now, the protagonist still hadn't appeared. He was responsible for his own mission, so he could only grit his teeth and keep playing the background character.

But with his game mastery buff gone, and his performance in matches only so-so, how was someone who figured he'd made plenty of enemies supposed to keep up the image of a powerhouse who crushed all the pros, won title after title, and made history? After the System appealed to their department again and again, they finally got another game mastery skill, though it came with drawbacks. What else could they do? They'd stuck it out for twenty-four years; they couldn't just throw it all away now. They could only grit their teeth and keep going while searching for a promising rookie who fit the protagonist's profile. After all, the reward for completing the mission was huge.

A few things to know before reading (very important! Please read):

The story is told from the perspective of the main character, who is the top in a relationship (similar to a