If You Don't Like It, Come 1V1 Me [Esports]

Luo Zhiqi was a genius pro player who burst onto the scene. In his debut year, he claimed every championship trophy in Season 1 of Starfront Battlefield, only to pass away from illness, leaving his career tragically cut short. When he opened his eyes again, he had become a rookie player and a streamer who chased views by trash-talking Brave, one of the Alliance's top pros. He was fake, bad at the game, and always pretending to be more than he was. Apart from his good looks, he was completely useless. A hater brazenly shouted in his livestream chat: "If you can go pro, I'll eat my keyboard, get on my knees, and call you Dad!" Until one day, he entered the Challenger Tournament as an amateur. The Starfront Battlefield Amateur Challenger Tournament had a low entry bar and high participation. Streamers from all the major platforms faced off against pro players, making it a massive newbie-stomping ground. Other streamers: "Thanks for the pointers, Player XX. I'll do my best not to lose too badly." Then they lost badly. Luo Zhiqi stepped onto the stage, cool as a cucumber. Playing striker, he solo-killed the ace striker of a top team seven times. Then, just before destroying the enemy's central command base, he handed them a kill. "Here, have one. You're welcome." Battlefield fans: "...!" Coaches from all the teams: "???" After the match, before the young man had even left the stage, teams started lining up to make him offers. Luo Zhiqi: "Sorry, I've already signed with a pro team." Facing the camera, he asked sincerely, "To the guy who said he'd call me Dad: it'd be a pain to add you to the family tree, so let's skip that. When are you livestreaming yourself eating that keyboard?" The hater tried to save face: "Let's talk when you can win a championship." Sorry, but he really can! P.S. Check the pinned comment for content warnings. I'm extremely careful about spoilers. 2022/08/10 Theme: Face difficulties without fear and keep moving forward.