[A League of Legends esports novel]
Furrowed brows: Malphite. A smirk: Volibear. A dark expression: Nasus...
Su Wen, trained by Bage, awakened the [Even a Freeloader Can Carry System] from the start.
Though he stuck to Bage’s playstyle of “I’d rather do nothing than make a mistake,” he unexpectedly caught Abu’s eye during a livestream and joined EDG.
Netizens: We’ve figured out why EDG invited Su Wen for a tryout in the middle of the night: “EDG is recruiting Maokai, top-lane experience required!”
Uzi: You can call him a freeloader, since he builds tank on every champion. But if you say he’s not one, then in team fights he’s a real pain in the ass.
Khan: Aish, how am I supposed to lane against this guy, who’s duo-queued with the turret?!
At first, everyone thought he was just a freeloader. Later, they gradually understood the deeper meaning behind his play and grasped his fifth layer of strategy, calling him “the best top laner in the world.”
Later still, titles like “The Cold-Resisting Hero,” world champion, Grand Slam winner, three-time champion, and even “the greatest League of Legends player ever” became his calling cards...
