ZSMJ

Gong "ZSMJ" Jian is a DotA player from China, who is currently playing for Old Boys.

Biography
ZSMJ is a member of the first generation Chinese Dota players.

DotA
ZSMJ made a name for himself during the DotA era, as a member of team For The Dream, where he played a key role in his team's victory at SMM 2009. Later that year, the team secured name sponsorships from sGty and LGD, rebranding as LGD.sGty, and went on to dominate the first half of 2010. Following a slump during the second half of the year, the roster led by ZSMJ started 2011 convincingly, with victories in StarsWar 6 and at G-League.

On August 2, 2011, LGD's roster had four players (ch, 830, ChuaN and YYF) poached by new gaming team Invictus Gaming, therefore leaving ZSMJ alone in the team. A week later, LGD unveiled its new line-up built and led by ZSMJ as it welcomed xiao8 and DDC (from Invictus Gaming), Yao (from Nirvana.cn), and DD (from TyLoo).

ZSMJ announced his retirement from competitive DotA on November 19, 2011, stating that he hadn't been performing well during the last months and didn't wish to drag his team down any further, and that he missed the rivalry between 2010's top three (EHOME, Nirvana.cn, LGD). In March 2012, he was reported to be considering to join EHOME, but complications arose due to a conflict of personal values, and the transfer was dropped.

Dota 2
Even though he retired from competitive play, ZSMJ didn't rule out the possibility of switching to a Dota 2 career, and asked for a beta key to play his first games during the summer 2012. In October 2012, he was rumored to be on the verge of returning to the competitive scene. In early December, he confirmed that he would be making a Dota 2 team.

After rumors of forming his team under LGD, ZSMJ eventually signed with Vici Gaming to lead their B-team. He was quickly promoted to their A-team, which had seen some success in G-League 2012 Season 2 and eventually lost due to a lack of experience. The addition of ZSMJ to the squad saw an improvement in results as ZSMJ led the team to finish 2nd in Netolic Pro League Season 2 and get off to a strong start in Dota 2 Super League.

HyperGloryTeam
Following several team shuffles including a short stint with Newbee, ZSMJ was announced to have joined Team HGT, also known as HyperGloryTeam in March 2014. It was here that he claimed his first Dota 2 title, the first season of WVW National Electronic Sports Classic. After this, HyperGloryTeam managed to qualify for premium-level tournaments such as WEC 2014 and i-League season 2, accumulating prize money along the way.

As 2015 approached, so did the Dota 2 Asia Championships. HyperGloryTeam qualified for them through the wild card, and finished 11th in the group stages, allowing them to play in the first round of the main event's lower bracket. After surprisingly defeating Natus Vincere in a best of 1 game, they were defeated 2-0 and eliminated from the tournament by Cloud9, finishing 7th-8th place and winning ~$115,335, ZSMJ's biggest winnings yet. Later on, HyperGloryTeam were invited to the Chinese qualifiers of The International 2015 but were eliminated in the group stages and thus eliminated from TI5 contention. Shortly after he left HGT on September 4th 2015.

Trivia
His ID is an acronym for 诸司马技(zhū sī mǎ jì) which comes from his earlier game of choice where it was commonplace to have a name with four characters in the typical poetic style and it stood for his desire to master playing Zhuge Liang and Sima Yi, two legendary strategists and historical characters. A common misconception is that it stands instead for 蛛丝马迹(zhū sī mǎ jì), which means non-obvious clues (left behind for detection).

FTD

 * Gold medal icon.svg Intel Extreme Masters (2009)
 * Gold medal icon.svg SMM Grand National DotA Tournament (2009)

LGD

 * Gold medal icon.svg U9 (2010)
 * Silver medal icon.svg World Cyber Games China (2010)
 * Bronze medal icon.svg Intel Extreme Masters (2010)
 * Silver medal icon.svg MYM Prime Defending #12 (2010)
 * Bronze medal icon.svg TopGamer (2010)
 * Silver medal icon.svg SMM Grand National DotA Tournament (2010)
 * Gold medal icon.svg G-League 2010 Seasons 1, 2, 4 (2010)
 * Gold medal icon.svg Lunar New Year Cup (2011)
 * Bronze medal icon.svg Asian DotA Championship IV (2011)
 * Bronze medal icon.svg i-City Pro DotA Tournament (2011)
 * Bronze medal icon.svg DotA Master Tournament (2011)
 * Silver medal icon.svg VS E-sports League (2011)
 * Gold medal icon.svg CREG-M (2011)
 * Gold medal icon.svg Starswar 6 (2011)
 * Gold medal icon.svg G-League 2011 Season 1 (2011)
 * Silver medal icon.svg E-Sports Champions League Season 2 (2011)
 * Bronze medal icon.svg PLU Dota League Season 1 (2011)
 * Bronze medal icon.svg Wuxi International eSports Champions Cup (2011)