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Chapter 371 A Career Grand Slam! All Achievements Completed!
Why don't we try to persuade the boss to buy Wang Yao?

Uzi suddenly had this thought: it doesn't matter if he's not the team leader. He can just coast along and win all sorts of honors. So what if he's not the leader?

However, he also understood that such thoughts were most likely just wishful thinking on his part.

RNG's owner can't compare to EDG's owner in terms of capital.

"Come on, let's go shake hands first."

As always, you have to shake hands with the opposing team after the match.

Moving to the South Korean team's bench, one can only say that the sadness won't disappear, it's just shifted.

All five players on the South Korean team were very upset. Mr. Dai, who is prone to crying, already had red eyes, and even Lee Sang-hyeok's eyes were a little red.

Today, his grandmother flew all the way from South Korea to cheer him on, and he felt a little guilty towards his family.

Wang Yao reached out his hand to him, and Li Xianghe, fighting back tears, shook hands with him in return.

Tian Ye, who ran onto the stage, took the initiative to hug Mr. Dai, comforting his former partner, which provided a very good story for a certain group of EDG fans in China.

The adorable alpaca, with red eyes and tears streaming down its face, looked so pitiful as it was embraced by Tianye.

This is enough for CP fans to imagine a whole drama!

After shaking hands with each person, the entire CN team came to the front of the match and bowed to the audience!
Then they turned around and walked to the back. They still needed to put on the jackets specially designed for receiving awards on stage and take out the prepared national flags.

There will be a ceremony to play the national anthem during the awards ceremony later.

However, when we got backstage...

The reporter who had previously interviewed Wang Yao waited for him backstage, stopped him, and held the microphone right to his mouth.

He's quite good at finding opportunities; this was just a short, impromptu interview that wouldn't take up much time, so Wang Yao simply went along with it.

"Kshine, you've made history again by winning our country's first gold medal in esports. What would you like to say? Share your feelings and thoughts at this moment."

Wang Yao smiled broadly, "I'm so happy! Being able to win a gold medal for my country is like fulfilling a childhood dream. When I was a kid, I always thought about whether I could go on stage and win a gold medal."

"At the same time... I am also very happy to be able to prove to myself and my peers that we are not the internet addicts that others say we are, but also legitimate professional players."

"We can also win glory for our country in our own way. We hope that through this championship and this gold medal, everyone will take the e-sports industry seriously and stop regarding us as a monster!"

"Don't worry! With your outstanding performance this time, you will definitely change the public's perception and understanding of you."

The reporter said with a smile, "You have set a very good example."

He had to admit that Wang Yao was one of the few esports players who could speak fluently and had good communication skills. Being able to explain things clearly was no easy task.

Look at how many esports players, when they're being interviewed, can't utter a single word for ages and end up just giving formulaic statements.

"I hope so."

Wang Yao smiled and said, "Some things are simply a matter of doing your best and leaving the rest to fate."

He understands that the public's acceptance of new things is a slow process, and he doesn't expect esports players to establish a positive image all at once.

It must be acknowledged, however, that the esports scene remains chaotic, rife with issues like sexual misconduct among fans and abortions, and that professional players generally lack basic cultural refinement.

But everything has a process. What he is doing now is just paving the way for those who come after him, just like Sky and others did in the past.

The two parted ways, and Wang Yao went to his teammates. Abu patted him on the shoulder, "Well done, Wang Yao!"

In Abu's view, Wang Yao's strength is not only reflected in his competitive ability, but also in his great character.

They possess extremely strong cohesion, enabling the entire team to work together as one, and they can win over their teammates with their personal charisma.

Getting everyone to put aside their own selfish motives and focus wholeheartedly on fighting for the championship is also an extremely great ability!

Abu was in a great mood. Leading the team to win the Asian Games gold medal, he could also give back to the General Administration of Sport. A good start was equivalent to laying a solid foundation.

The next Asian Games will be held in the country, and it will become an official event.

Thinking even further ahead, if esports really does enter major tournaments dominated by national teams in the future, the newly established organization might be able to secure a respectable job based on this experience.

The end of the universe is the establishment.

"Alright, everyone, hurry up and change your clothes and get ready to go on stage to receive your awards, don't be late."

The team members all took out their specially made award-winning jackets from their backpacks, which were embroidered with the Great Wall.

He had never officially worn this outfit before; this was the first time. He held it in his hands and examined it carefully for a long time before putting it on.

His teammates had already changed, and one of them, being rather cocky, asked, "Dude, does your hair look neat? Come on, let me fix it."

Tianye is a complete slacker; he only played once during the group stage and never played again.

It's not that his skill level is inferior to Shi Senming's, but the duo lane places more emphasis on tacit understanding and teamwork, so it's naturally better to pair Shi Senming with Uzi.

He essentially just coasted along to win a gold medal, but even so, his S-series championship with EDG still puts him among the ranks of Grand Slam players.

In the EDG club, there are two Grand Slam players like Wang Yao and Tian Ye. The prestige of the EDG team is self-evident!

Abu handed the national flag, which he had prepared beforehand, to Wang Yao. "When the national anthem is played during the awards ceremony, you should drape the national flag over yourselves. Don't be all smiles; your expressions must be serious."

Wang Yao nodded and took the national flag in his hand. It was very thin, but the weight in his heart was far greater than its actual weight.

The group moved to the other side of the venue, where the host on stage began announcing the program.

"First up is the bronze medalist from the League of Legends competition...Chinese Taipei!"

The Taipei team players walked past Wang Yao and the others, laughing and joking. Karsa even waved to Uzi and Xiaoming with a smile.

For them, it was expected that they would lose to China and South Korea. If they really wanted to win the silver medal, China and South Korea would have to meet in the semifinals, which was too demanding and almost impossible.

Karsa was quite happy, finally having the opportunity to reunite with his former Flash Wolves teammates, treating it as a company-funded trip.

The host on stage continued his introduction in a deep, resonant voice.

"Next up, please welcome the silver medalist...Republic of Korea!"

(End of this chapter)