What to Do After Joining a New Club and Running Into My Ex Who Dumped Me [Esports]

Lin Yan is the support player for FENG Club. He’s been with the club for five years without ever making much of an impression. Everyone thinks he coasts through matches, and fans across the internet mock him for leeching off the team’s championships. He gets flamed after every game.

[Seriously, what makes him think he can stay on FENG? I’d play better with my feet.]

[These days, just about anyone can be a pro player. Did he get ahead by being good-looking?]

After the club got a new owner, the new boss put him up for sale for 500,000 yuan.

The whole internet celebrated that the useless freeloader was finally gone. The club had one less burden, and even the new boss was glad to see him leave.

Lin Yan didn’t care. It was all the same to him wherever he played.

But could someone explain why the captain of his new club was the top donor in his alt account’s livestream, and also the online boyfriend he’d dumped a few months ago?

His reason for breaking up had been simple: his online boyfriend had sent him a photo of the captain of a rival team. Thinking the other guy had stolen the picture, Lin Yan had blocked him on the spot.

But it seemed he’d… hooked up with the real deal, then dumped him.

Lin Yan: Is it too late to transfer back to my old club?

Clearly, it was too late. Lin Yan could only keep his secret identity under wraps and grit his teeth as he stayed on, even changing his game ID to