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Life also managed a commendable run in the FXOpen Korean King of the Hill Week #9 on 25 September, and was awarded a $200 prize for maintaining a six-win streak (over Noblesse, Leenock, MajOr, HwangSin and XiGua, before losing to TheBest). He ended up losing to Squirtle in the quarterfinals. He was nonetheless invited to the ESV Korean Weekly Season 1 Finals #3, where he topped his group with two wins over InCa and Puzzle. However, he was never able to go any further than the quarterfinals as he was frequently eliminated in the first rounds of the tournament on a regular basis.

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Life continued to participate in these events (which were renamed ESV TV Korean Weekly on August 27, after the dissolution of iCCup TV ) until the end of the first season in December. He achieved his first success with his victory at the iCCup Korean Weekly #6, where he beat jjakji, 4-3 in finals. He was eliminated by his first opponent, Lucky, in iCCup Korean Weekly #5, and he placed last in his iCCup Korean Weekly Season 1 Finals #1 group. The outcomes of his participation in the iCCup South Korean Weekly in the following two weeks were significantly poorer. Life ultimately placed second in that tournament, losing to JYP in the finals. In that tournament, he knocked-out PuMa before beating Hack 3-0. Life's first appearance at an official tournament came on July 4, when he competed in the iCCup Korean Weekly #4. At 14 years of age and being six months older than Maru, he was one of the youngest progamers in the South Korean scene.

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Life's career as a professional StarCraft II player began in March 2011 when he joined team ZeNEX. Life would complete an unexpected title run as the 14th seed out of 16, winning the $100,000 over MMA. DreamHack helped to secure Life a seed for the annual year's end WCS Global Finals. Life began to gather greater momentum by April, 2014, picking up a title in 2014 DreamHack Bucharest (completing his second triple crown). Respectable top 4 finishes were seen throughout with one championship in IEM Season VIII - New York over Naniwa. This would make Life Starcraft's first Zerg Triple Crown recipient.Дuring 2013, Life would step down from a dominating string of 5 consecutive premier championship titles at the midpoint of the year and begin to attain more mixed results. Life's first titles in a foreign events would occur in quick succession with a North American title in MLG Fall Championship and a European title Iron Squid in January, 2013.

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He then achieved an unprecedented run in the GSL Season 4, coming all the way from the up & down matches to the grand finals where he defeated Mvp, to win the Code S as GSL's first royal roader. Life's first premier result quickly followed in September during the TSL 4, placing second. In August, 2012, he became a member of the team StarTale when it absorbed ZeNEX, allowing him to be involved in a more effective training regimen. From April to July, Life became a major asset to ZeNEX in team leagues as he all-killed Team Liquid in the GSTL Season 2. He was highlighted in January 2012 as the third youngest player to appear in a televised StarCraft II match at age of 15 years and 11 days when he competed in a set of the GSTL Season 1. Life first received recognition when he joined team ZeNEX in March, 2011 for being the youngest professional player on a South Korean team at the time. 3.1 Continued Overseas Success, Korean Struggles (March 2013 вЂ“ March 2014).2.9 The End of Wings of Liberty (Jan вЂ“ March 2013).2.8 Winning the Blizzard Cup (Dec 2012).2.7 First event (and first title) abroad (Nov 2012).2.6 Walking down the Royal Road (Oct 2012).2.5 Big break in the TSL 4 (Jul вЂ“ Sep 2012).2.4 Failure to get into Code S (Jul 2012).2.3 An asset to ZeNEX in team leagues (Apr вЂ“ Jun 2012).