[The King's Avatar] Is It Really Wrong to Be the Most Driven Member of an Esports Boy Band?

Su Yanqing, a former workaholic from a major internet company, opens her eyes to find herself a newcomer in The King's Avatar, the cousin of Yu Wenzhou, captain of the Blue Rain team. She's bound to a mandatory System: within two years, she must win the Glory Professional League championship. Fail, and she'll be erased. It's a hell-mode start. No golden finger, no foreknowledge of the plot, just a “professionalism” that even the gods mock. Her only advantages are the gaming talent left behind by the original owner and the almost inhuman discipline she's drilled into herself as a corporate drone. And so Blue Rain gets a rookie unlike any other. Her training schedule is planned down to the second, her post-match reviews resemble project reports, and she keeps talking about “KPIs.” Her teammates: ??? Did this girl get lost on her way to some other story? Then, on the professional stage, she makes her debut by taking on two opponents at once, stunning the whole crowd. Later, she takes on three and becomes an All-Star. Her skill silences every doubter. Huang Shaotian gradually realizes he no longer just wants to teach her tactics and stay late to train with her. When someone questions her, he's the first to leap in and defend her. When she shines on the field, he's genuinely happy for her. At last, he says the words, “I love you.” But Su Yanqing has no time. The System's countdown ticks in her mind, and every playoff match is a fight for survival. A crushing away-game defeat, a mental breakdown, doubts from the entire internet... She has to get back up. She has to win. She has to walk this road to the championship with Huang Shaotian and Blue Rain, all the way to the end. "Reader's Guide"◆1v1, happy ending ◆Focus on the career plot, with romance as a subplot. ◆The characters are kept as in character as possible. Centered on Blue Rain, with a warm slice-of-life feel around the team