I May

I May was a Chinese competitive League of Legends team that took part in the League of Legends Pro League (LPL), the top professional division in the region. Though it did not achieve the enduring fame of China’s marquee organisations, I May was part of the country’s rich and crowded competitive landscape during its active years. The team is no longer operating, and its history is now recalled as that of a former participant in one of the world’s most demanding leagues.

Presence in the LPL

Representing China, I May competed at a time when the domestic circuit was rapidly maturing into the global powerhouse it is recognised as today. The LPL’s expanding field created opportunities for a range of organisations, and I May contributed to the depth of competition that has long been a hallmark of the Chinese scene. Fielding a roster in that division meant regularly testing itself against some of the most talented players in the sport.

The Competitive Landscape

China’s league is renowned for its aggressive, tempo-driven style and its exceptionally deep talent pool. For teams outside the established elite, the path to relevance was steep, requiring consistency against well-funded rivals and a constant influx of rising prospects. This unforgiving environment defined the experience of many organisations, I May among them.

A Chapter Closed

I May ultimately stepped away from the competitive scene and is now listed as disbanded. While the team did not leave behind a collection of major honours, its participation formed part of the broader story of how Chinese League of Legends grew into an international juggernaut through sheer competitive density.

In retrospect, I May stands as one of the many teams that populated the LPL era, each contributing to the culture and depth that made the region so formidable abroad. The organisation no longer competes, but its name remains a small but genuine thread in the tapestry of Chinese esports history.