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Ji flyfly Xie, is a Chinese player. He was the first in China who reach the 9,000 MMR.
Flyfly's first professional team was EHOME.KEEN, which later became Keen Gaming. Their first major tournament under the new organization was ESL One Hamburg 2017, where they finished 5th-6th. In January 2020, flyfly joined Team Serenity. The team competed in The International 2018, finishing 9th-12th. After TI8, flyfly joined Invictus Gaming, with whom he won DOTA Summit 11, finished third at MDL Chengdu Major, and 5th-6th at DreamLeague Season 13: The Leipzig Major. In 2021, flyfly, with IG, won first place in Dota Pro Circuit 2021: Season 1 - China Upper Division and ONE Esports Singapore Major 2021. The team also had a good result at The International 2021, where they took fourth place, but failed to make it to the TI the following year. In 2023, flyfly played for Piggy Killer for a year, after which he left the team.
- March 5, 2024 - Kev signed flyfly.
With the new team, the player tried to qualify for many major tournaments, but only advance to Elite League 2024, taking twenty-second place. After a bad experience with the new team, Jin left it. Soon he joined Old Warrior, with which he tried to qualify for The International 2024, but was unsuccessful. In August, he joined skem&friends to qualify for PGL Wallachia Season 2.
- September 22, 2024 - flyfly joined Invictus Gaming.
Together with the team the guy successfully qualified for BetBoom Dacha Belgrade 2024, and also played at PGL Wallachia Season 2, where he took 10th place.
- October 8, 2024 - flyfly moved under the banner of Yakult‘s brothers.
Under the new tag he competed at BetBoom Dacha Belgrade 2024, where he placed 5th. In December, the team participated in the MESA Invitational 2024, where they placed 3rd.
Roster started 2025 with 12th place on FISSURE PLAYGROUND, 5-6th on BLAST SLAM II and 10th on DreamLeague Season 25. In May of the same year, the team became a finalist in the ACL X ESL Challenger China, receiving $30,000 from the prize pool and earning a slot in DreamLeague Season 26 and Asian Champions League 2025, where they finished 6th and 4th respectively.
At the end of August, Yakult Brothers received an invitation to The International 2025, replacing Gaimin Gladiators, who had previously withdrawn from the tournament.
In October, Yakult Brothers took part in FISSURE PLAYGROUND 2, where they failed to reach the playoffs and were eliminated during the group stage. At PGL Wallachia Season 6, the team finished in 12th-14th place.