Starting with Teamfight Tactics, One Cheat Per Game

In the twenty-second century, the world of games is connected to the real world. The better you are at games, the more successful you become in this world. The higher your rank, the higher your status. The more game currency you have, the wealthier you are. While everyone else trains hard to improve their gaming skills, Lin Dong simply decides to cheat. For the high school mock exam, the game is Teamfight Tactics in its Fortune version. While everyone else is still figuring out how to play, his chess pieces have already started merging. Why does your Tristana look like a leopard, and why is her basic attack a skill from Nidalee? Tell me, why does this Tahm Kench’s giant tongue keep spinning in circles? Am I playing this wrong? And why does this Katarina have a tail and fly around like a helicopter? In the single-player game world of Minecraft, he maxes out the villagers’ loyalty to him. At a word from him, the villagers move mountains and fill in the seas. For the college entrance exam game, Grand Theft Auto, while everyone else is sitting in jail, Lin Dong’s people have already turned the lockup into a nightclub headquarters. In the national university league game, League of Legends: ARAM, Lin Dong can’t figure out why he’s playing a Rune Brawl where he can choose runes. When all the game worlds merge with the real world and everyone thinks Lin Dong no longer has cheats, Lin Dong gives a cruel smile. “Forgot to tell you all: those cheats weren’t one-time use.” “I’ve got every cheat under the sun!”