League of Legends: What Do You Call a Mid Laner Who Excels at Both?

An unexpected transmigration, enlightenment on the farm Yang Ming discovers that he can convert his Honor of Kings proficiency into League of Legends. And so, a genius mid-laner makes his grand debut. From the moment he appears, his unusual champion pool dazzles the audience. Moon Goddess Luna becomes Diana, wielding moonlight to blow up the whole battlefield. Sword God Miyamoto becomes Yasuo, mastering the swift wind and the Niten Ichi-ryu. Six-item Lanling becomes Talon, vanishing without a trace and counting down his victims' lives. Years later, when Yang Ming, champion of both Honor of Kings and League of Legends, stands on the championship stage once again, he can't help thinking back to that distant afternoon when 220-volt alternating current brought him to a parallel world. How do people rate this mid-laner, who burst onto the scene and immediately rose above the rest? Opponents: He doesn't take us seriously at all, but we still can't beat him. Teammates: He's definitely good, definitely ruthless, and definitely sharp-tongued. Honor of Kings players: Now you know who's boss, huh? League players: League nurtures Honor of Kings when it's young, and Honor of Kings nurtures League when it's old. Makes perfect sense. Genshin players: I never intended to contend for supremacy, but I know the people's suffering. Netizens: Without Honor of Kings, League wouldn't be where it is today; without League, Honor of Kings couldn't last out its days. This book is also known as: 《Honor of Kings Is Down for Maintenance, So Here's a Quick LPL Match Tutorial》 《I'm Really Not Slacking Off. Playing Honor of Kings Is Training》 《League of Legends: Huh? A Screen-Protector Player Can Win the Championship?》 《You Said I Was Useless When We Won. What Are You Saying Now That I've Changed Teams?》 《Starting with Honor of Kings, Grinding Proficiency in Every League Champion》 《I Asked You to Get a National Luna Ranking. Who Told You to Win Worlds?》