I’m Clearly Powerful, Yet My Master Is Bage, So I Play It Too Safe

[A League of Legends esports novel]

Furrow his brow, and he’s the Rock Golem. Curl his lips into a smile, and he’s the Volibear. His face darkens, and he’s the Desert Reaper...

Su Wen, a student of Ba Ge, awakens the [Even a Freeloader Can Carry System] from the start.

Although his playstyle follows Ba Ge’s motto, “I’d rather do nothing than make a mistake,”

he unexpectedly catches Abu’s eye during a livestream and joins EDG.

Netizens: We’ve found the real reason EDG invited Su Wen to try out overnight: “EDG is recruiting Maokai players who can play top lane!”

Uzi: You say he’s just freeloading, but whatever he plays, he builds tanky. You say he isn’t freeloading, but in team fights, he’s a real nuisance.

Khan: Aish, how am I supposed to lane against this guy who duo-queues with the turret?!

At first, everyone thought he was just a freeloader. Later, they gradually understood the depth of his strategy and realized he was operating on the fifth level, and they began calling him “the best top laner in the world.”

Eventually, “Anti-Korean Hero,” “World Champion,” “Grand Slam Winner,” “Three-Time Champion,” and even “the greatest League of Legends player of all time” became his titles...