Coach, I Want to Learn This [Esports]

Shen Sui was the most dominant jungler of esports' early era. At nineteen, he won the world championship with his TG teammates and also claimed the FMVP title.

Although he went on to play for several different teams, he remained an undeniable star. Even after retiring and moving behind the scenes as a coach, he still held a place among fans that no one else could match.

To everyone's surprise, after his contract with the club ended, Shen Sui partnered with someone to start his own club, recruit pro players, and create the SOG team.

Even more surprising, when SOG announced its roster, everyone spotted jyrgal, who had recently become the most sought-after player among all the teams and ranked number one in both the Chinese and Korean servers.

Somehow, this brand-new team managed to give every other team a headache in the new season. Their draft lineup looked so weird. They weren't sure, so they took another look. It was still weird! And while everyone was trying to figure out just how weird, SOG won.

Once SOG secured a ticket to the world championship, the home teams all said, "Good riddance to that big shot. We shouldn't be the only ones suffering. Teams from the other regions deserve a taste of this too!"

Teams facing SOG at the world championship: We can't play against them. Their coach has some seriously shady tricks.

Little Scene

During an exhibition match, Shen Sui sat with his team in the audience, watching the game. The two sides reenacted a legendary play from the old TG team, and the arena erupted.

Even players from the NZ team beside them came over and said, "Coach Shen, I want to learn that!"

Before Shen Sui could reply, Jiang Ye, who had been sitting to his left, leaned forward. "He's your coach? You want to learn from him?"

After giving them a hard time, he turned to his own coach and said, "Coach, I want to learn that too."

*Former pro gaming demon king, now coach, as the protagonist × younger, straightforward jungler as the love interest. Six-year age gap.

*Gaming and matches make up 70% of the story, everyday life and romance 30%.

*Lighthearted wish-fulfillment story. Very idealized, so serious nitpickers beware.

Theme: Where there's a will, there's a way.