This Lee Sang-hyeok is very strong, but he lacks self-awareness.

I am Faker, once the king of solo queue in the Korean League of Legends server, and I was preparing to go pro. But the day before my interview with SKT, I was caught in a realistic professional career simulation. In the simulation, no matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t win an S-series championship. I was endlessly one-shotted by Uzi’s Twitch in the S4 World Championship, knocked unconscious by Clearlove’s Sejuani in the S6 World Championship, controlled to the point of madness by Xiaohu’s Galio in the S7 semifinals, pushed back to the tower by Xiaonai’s Azir with a predicted flash in the S13 World Championship, knocked out by Bin’s Jax in the S14 World Championship, and even had my game turned around by Knight’s Sylas with a flash charm in the S15 World Championship. I was toyed with by the geniuses of the LPL for thirteen years. I even gave the LPL two Asian Games championships. I am the most filial son of the LPL! I am the most spinning top! The holy grail I dreamed of became a chicken rib for LPL viewers, tasteless to eat but a pity to throw away. After waking up from the dream, I decided to quit playing professionally. …I am Lin Xiu. I was reborn in 2025 as a substitute jungler for EDG in Season 7. Good news: I have a system, and the rewards are plentiful. Bad news: The system wants me to find Faker, the god of League of Legends, but in this world, Faker hasn’t even debuted yet. Until one day, Faker came to EDG for a substitute mid-laner interview, and I was one of the interviewers. But this Faker seems a bit strange; why is he so afraid of Clearlove?