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Widely regarded as a trailblazer and top-tier professional player in the online multiplayer game Glory, Ye Xiu is dubbed the "Battle God" for his skills and contributions to the game over the years. However, when forced to retire from the team and to leave his gaming career behind, he finds work at a nearby internet café. There, when Glory launches its tenth server, he throws himself into the game once more using a new character named "Lord Grim." Ye Xiu's early achievements on the new server i...
Quanzhi Gaoshou is based on a Chinese serial web novel of the same title written by Butterfly Blue. It received the title for Best Work in 2013 and is the first and only 1000 Pledged Work on Qidian.
A fallen pro reboots his legend from a café, battling new foes and old ghosts on Glory’s fresh server.
Ye Xiu, once the legendary “Battle God” of the e‑sport Glory, watches his career implode when his pro team discards him and he’s forced to take a menial job at an internet café. When Glory’s tenth server lights up, he dusts off his old instincts and creates a brand‑new avatar, Lord Grim, to test the waters. The veteran’s razor‑sharp tactics and decade‑long meta knowledge instantly turn heads, sparking rumors that a ghost player has returned to dominate the scene. Without a sponsor, a team, or the familiar meta he once mastered, Ye Xiu must navigate a transformed battlefield where new heroes, shifting balance patches, and cut‑throat guild politics redefine what it means to be top‑ranked. He assembles a ragtag crew of fresh talent—each with their own quirks and ambitions—and together they claw their way up the ladder, confronting both the ghosts of his past and the unforgiving reality of a game that never stays the same. The series blends high‑octane matches with the gritty grind of rebuilding a reputation from scratch, delivering a fresh take on the underdog story in a hyper‑competitive digital arena.
A pro gamer starts over in a fantasy MMO after being pushed out of his team, blending tournament strategy with workplace drama. The series focuses on skill, teamwork, and industry politics rather than edgy content, making it a solid pick for teens interested in gaming culture.
The King's Avatar has 12 episodes.
The King's Avatar is currently finished airing.
The King's Avatar was produced by B.CMAY PICTURES.
The King's Avatar aired Apr 7, 2017 to Jun 16, 2017.
The King's Avatar is based on a Web novel.
A pro gamer starts over in a fantasy MMO after being pushed out of his team, blending tournament strategy with workplace drama. The series focuses on skill, teamwork, and industry politics rather than edgy content, making it a solid pick for teens interested in gaming culture.
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Ye, Xiu
Main

Bao, Rongxing
Supporting

Chen, Yehui
Supporting

Chen, Guo
Supporting

Gao, Yingjie
Supporting

Han, Wenqing
Supporting

Huang, Shaotian
Supporting

Jiang, You
Supporting

Liu, Hao
Supporting

Luo, Ji
Supporting

Qiao, Yifan
Supporting

Su, Mucheng
Supporting

Su, Muqiu
Supporting

Sun, Xiang
Supporting

Tang, Rou
Supporting

Wang, Jiexi
Supporting

Wei, Chen
Supporting

Xu, Boyuan
Supporting

Yu, Wenzhou
Supporting

Yue, Zhongmian
Supporting

Zhang, Xinjie
Supporting

Zhou, Zekai
Supporting
12 episodes
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2013 Fall
2015 Summer
2014 Spring
2014 Fall
2014 Spring
2017 Winter
2023 Fall
Ranked higher than 95% of all anime on AniTome (out of 19,551)
More popular than 96% of all anime
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