The second before, Xu Er was cosplaying Ye Buxiu at an anime convention. The next, he transmigrated into the body of a fourteen- or fifteen-year-old runaway who shared his name. How could that not be fate? What's more, the runaway had left home to chase his esports dream, arriving in City S alone and determined to find his in-game teammates and compete in the professional league.
Xu Er was at a loss. He'd spent more than ten years hanging around the gaming scene, but his hands were so bad he'd always been at the bottom of the rankings! Was he supposed to be like some anime, where the worst player turned out to be the strongest?
But after transmigrating, he ended up homeless, with his phone stolen, his wallet gone, and his stomach empty. With no other choice, Xu Er contacted the boy's teammates in City S. He'd planned to meet them on the boy's behalf, borrow some money, and go home. Instead, he was roped into joining a team that had only just been formed, a ragtag outfit competing in a brand-new gaming league.
The world is one giant makeshift operation, but life isn't.
In the end, Xu Er earns his own FMVP in the game Glory, becomes a legend alongside his team, and becomes a treasured memory for an entire generation.
Theme: In esports, being bad is the original sin
