Ch. 1Is It Really That Hard to Practice One Jhin for an Entire Season?
Key Plot Points and Events
- Chu Ran, a substitute top laner for RNG, posts on Weibo questioning the difficulty of practicing Jhin, sparking a reaction from Uzi's fans.
- RNG is eliminated from the World Championship by SKT, with Uzi's performance being criticized.
- Chu Ran is kicked out of RNG due to his Weibo post and lack of skill, but he feels liberated.
Character Developments
- Chu Ran: Becomes more confident and outspoken after his rebirth, aiming to reclaim his place in the esports scene. He's determined to improve his skills and make a name for himself.
- Uzi: Despite his high expectations, Uzi's performance is criticized, and his fans are defensive about his skills.
- Wuxin: Stuck in the "water prison" with Chu Ran, he's unsure of his future in esports and seeks validation from Chu Ran.
Significant Themes
- Talent vs. Hard Work: Chu Ran believes that while talent is important, hard work is essential for success in esports.
- The Pressure of Expectations: Uzi feels the weight of expectations from fans and the esports community, which affects his performance.
- Red Temperature Value: A system-driven mechanic that allows Chu Ran to gain attributes or draw Traits by inflicting 'Red Temperature' on others.
Character Interactions
- Chu Ran and Uzi's Fans: Chu Ran's Weibo post sparks a heated exchange with Uzi's fans, who defend Uzi's skills and criticize Chu Ran's lack of AD carry experience.
- Chu Ran and Wuxin: The two share a friendly rivalry, with Wuxin seeking validation from Chu Ran and Chu Ran offering unsolicited advice to Wuxin.
- Chu Ran and RNG Management: After his Weibo post, Chu Ran is kicked out of RNG, leading to a tense interaction with the team's management.