All-Rounder Wild King [Esports]

[New story: Does the Poor, Honest Beta Have to Run Away While Pregnant?] Yue Yan is a League of Legends streamer. He never shows his face. Thanks to his incredible gaming skills and top-tier game sense, he quickly becomes a sensation across every platform. A hater says, "If you're so good, why not go pro? Are you too ugly to show your face?" Yue Yan looks at the tryout invitation he's just received from a club, sends them a generous mute package with a tap of his phone, and scoffs. "Being a pro is nowhere near as fun as roasting haters here." - The S Tournament has just ended, and with the transfer window open, the major clubs are poaching players from one another. But YOY, a top-tier veteran team, has yet to make a move. YOY has won the S Tournament twice and recently overhauled its roster. Its new mid laner, Devil, made his debut as the king of solo queue on the Korean server. With his mixed-race features and exceptional physique, he won countless fans and endorsements the moment he appeared. Yet this newly risen esports prodigy plays however he likes, and communication issues have made him a thorn in his coach's side, impossible to manage. Viewers in Yue Yan's livestream chat eagerly ask, "What do you think of this genius mid laner, streamer?" Yue Yan has just played a ranked match against him. He pauses, his foxlike eyes lifting slightly off-camera, and replies coolly, "A little troublemaker." The next second, the "little troublemaker" sends him a friend request and types in public chat: "Solo?" Yue Yan immediately clicks reject. He's a jungler. What's the point of a one-on-one against a mid laner? - Thinking this would be a brief encounter, Yue Yan is surprised when the person he'd called a "little troublemaker" appears in his livestream camera view during another stream. After that, the young man with long white hair draped over his shoulders glances at the camera with a haughty, aloof look. The mixed-race teen Devil leans closer to the camera, stares at the two words filling the screen, and struggles to pick out a different message. He slowly enunciates, "You want to be my dog?" After saying it, he meets Yue Yan's amused, knowing gaze and feels his whole world collapse. After losing one ranked game, Devil becomes obsessed with challenging Yue Yan to a one-on-one. YOY is also interested in recruiting Yue Yan, and when the club announces its roster on its official account, Yue Yan's name is right there. Late that night, Devil opens his little electronic dictionary. He confirms once again that the phrase means "I want to be your dog." He regrets it so much he could bite his tongue off. But then, during a game, he plays the jungler's loyal dog for once. Devil thinks it over and decides it might not be so bad after all. Soon, he can't get enough of it. Under the stadium lights on the day they win the championship, the teammates hug one another, while Devil murmurs to their captain, "I want to do it again tonight." Yue Yan: "I know. You're riding me today." That evening, when Devil sees the chat in Yue Yan's livestream filled with "wife," he frowns and asks, "Don't you people have wives of your own?" Why are they trying to steal his wife? Cool, sharp-tongued beauty jungler bottom x proud, unruly mixed-race mid laner top - The original blurb for A Boy Who Was Loved by the Emperor After Cross-Dressing ran out of inspiration, so I've replaced it. I'm very sorry. If you liked it, feel free to stay and read the new story. If not, maybe we'll meet again! - Theme: Face life with a positive attitude and welcome each new day