After Retiring, I Quietly Kept Signing In

Su Yi transmigrates to a parallel world. The catch is that the moment he opens his eyes, he finds himself a pro player for Team DG, eliminated from the world championship and getting flamed across the internet for his poor performance. Fortunately, he has a System that lets him grow stronger through unlimited sign-ins. But the System has one restriction: he must sign in for a full year before he can compete, or all his progress will be lost. Su Yi decides to switch to coaching. He quietly signs in while working as a coach, while everyone else thinks he’s so bad he had no choice but to retire. “Congratulations, Host, sign-in successful. Yasuo proficiency maxed out. You are now the world’s best Yasuo player.” “Congratulations, Host, sign-in successful. Reaction speed increased by 100%!” “Congratulations, Host, sign-in successful. Game sense increased by 200%!” A year later, Su Yi leads the team to the world championship as its coach, only to suffer three straight losses in the group stage, leaving their chances of advancing hanging by a thread. Under immense pressure, his year of sign-ins finally complete. Su Yi takes off his suit, puts on his team jersey, and the head coach starts warming up!