The Esports Empire Begins with StarCraft

September 1999. The results of the college entrance exam came out, and the score was painful to look at. His father roared, “Can playing games put food on the table?” His mother secretly slipped him fifty yuan. Seventeen-year-old Chen Mo took the money and walked into an internet cafe in the county town. In his previous life, he had loved esports, spending his whole life playing games and making friends. Given a second chance at life, he wasn't going to leave any more regrets. He danced on the knife's edge in StarCraft, knew all the winning strategies in Warcraft III, had already seized the advantage by the time DOTA took off, and personally laid down the rules amid the rise of League of Legends. From internet cafe showdowns to national tournaments, from national tournaments to the WCG World Finals, from a solo player to a team, and then to an esports empire spanning multiple games and lasting more than a decade. Every match he missed in his previous life, he would play again, one by one, in this life.