GVC from Campus Network to the Top of the World

——They used a delay of 460ms to win three world championship trophies. The innermost room on the fourth floor of the South Gate dormitory building of the Polytechnic University has five old computers and a campus network cable that is always red. Lin Beixing, Wang Haoran, Su Muqing, Li Chenxi, and Zhao Xiaofei, five ordinary college students, have been playing a fearless contract for two years in an online environment where other players would quit at a glance. What does 460ms latency mean? It means that the enemy is already dead when you see it, it means that your bullets can never catch up with the opponent's footsteps, and it means that every ranked game is like fighting against time itself. An Internet cafe competition championship allowed them to get 5,000 yuan in start-up capital. A live broadcast "rollover" let the whole network know that "Delay Warrior" is not a character. An entrepreneurial competition forced them to turn playing games into a business plan. From dormitory live broadcasts to city competitions, from secondary leagues to top competitions, from the "internet-addicted boy" who was questioned to the champion whose name was called out in the stadium of thousands of people - they used three years to prove one thing: the thing they fear most about their dreams is not delay, but not daring to start at all. This is a story about how a broken network cable changed the fate of five young people. It's also a story about those people who, in places you and I can't see, are using the shabbiest equipment, the worst network, and the least favored methods to climb up to the top step by step. Delay doesn't defeat them, it only makes them stronger.