Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

After re-establishing cooperation with Yi Zhan, Xiao Nai and his team's negotiations with Wu Ji went smoothly. After all, with veterans Ye Xiu and Zhang Jiale, as well as Wei Chen, who had been active in the online gaming world for years, they were very familiar with the prices of various materials and had a general idea of ​​the other party's bottom line. They quickly secured all of Wu Ji's guild supplies.

Next came the Wuji team's self-made equipment. Xiao Nai directly asked them to send over all the information on their self-made equipment, and confirmed with Yi Zhan the equipment needed by both sides. As it turned out, Xiao Nai and Yi Zhan were really lucky; the equipment needed by both sides did not overlap. This part of the matter was quickly settled.

After that, splitting the items was simple: just transfer the equipment that Yizhan needed to the other person, and keep the guild resources at two. Since there were quite a few of each item, neither side cared about the odd or even number of items; if there was an odd number, they would take turns. Simple and easy.

After He Yizhan finished distributing the supplies, the two said goodbye, but Xiao Nai opened his QQ chat box with Wu Chen again.

"So, do you have any plans to explain later?" Xiao Nai asked.

Upon seeing Xiao Nai's message, Zhang Jiale and the others were also curious and couldn't help but ask, "Xiao Nai, have you settled things? Why are you still chatting with the other party?"

"There's nothing we can do, our team is short-handed," Xiao Nai said helplessly.

"Short number of people? No way. In terms of numbers, our team already has a relatively large number of members," Zhang Jiale said. After all, Happy currently has twelve members, and if Su Mucheng joins us after we enter the professional league, we'll have thirteen. That's a fairly large number of members in the league.

"I'm not talking about the team, I'm talking about the club. Although Boss Chen has been working very hard, managing the guild is still quite a challenge for her. She's already struggling with just one God's Domain, let alone the tenth server. We'll definitely need to develop guilds in the other servers as well, and the boss can't handle it all by herself. What about the team? If Wu Chen and the others haven't explained their plans yet, we'll bring them over. Although their skills are relatively limited among professional players, in online games, they're practically a game-changer," Xiao Nai said.

In truth, Xiao Nai also found it hard to understand. Even if a professional player retires due to age, their skill and awareness remain. Look at Wei Chen, now practically an ashes, he's still thriving in the Samsara team, even when he's playing conservatively.

So why don't the league's teams just let their own players transfer to the guild department? You know, in this world, the lives of professional players after retirement aren't very good. Ye Xiu alone has helped and supported quite a few.

With such strength, placing them in the guild department would be a game-changer. That's exactly what Xiao Nai is planning. His streaming app is also about to launch, and he can stream himself stealing jungle bosses – how exciting! Of course, for tactical reasons, the stream will have to be delayed. Moreover, Glory has many gameplay options, so there's no shortage of content. Combined with the players' existing popularity, Xiao Nai can already see a lot of money flowing into his fold.

(Although the original work mentions that retired players would be internally retained by their teams, allowing those who were loyal enough or had made significant contributions to the team to be given some work within the club, Erha never saw any retired professional players in the guild department, which best reflects the overwhelming advantage of professional players. So Erha added this paragraph.)
"It's about time to eat," Wu Chen replied nonchalantly to Xiao Nai's question.

“That’s not what I meant. What I meant was, do you still have any intention of staying in the Glory industry?” Xiao Nai said.

Upon seeing Xiao Nai's question, Wu Chen paused for a moment. To be honest, he was also a little lost. What could he do after the team disbanded? Although he had been in the professional scene for so long, he hadn't achieved any significant results. He was also getting older, so which team would want him? For a moment, Wu Chen was at a loss for words.

"Are you still going to continue working in the Glory field?" Xiao Nai asked again.

Should he continue in the Honor of Kings arena? But at 25, will any team still want him to play professionally? After all, he wasn't a well-known player to begin with, and at this age, his physical abilities are starting to decline.

"I don't know what else I can do in this field," Wu Chen said. "Who says only professional players are in the Glory field? Actually, our guild department is quite short-staffed right now," Xiao Nai said.

Guild? Online game guild?

Wu Chen had to admit that Xiao Nai's words were indeed an option...

It could even be said to be the happiest choice he had heard in a long time...

Guild, huh...?

He was acutely aware of the importance of the guild to the club. Although the guild exists within an online game, it's the closest point of contact between the club and its fans, not to mention it's the foundation of the entire esports team, supporting all of the team's expenses in the online world. It's fair to say that the head of the guild is absolutely one of the club's core members; theoretically, even the team captain doesn't have as much power as the guild leader.

After all, the captain only has the right to make suggestions within the club, but the guild leader has real power within their own department.

Now that all the major teams have appointed their guild leaders, it's impossible to simply replace them. After all, they have many famous professional players, and other teams have no reason to risk being branded as useless or discarded because of them.

In contrast, Happy is a much better choice right now because they don't have these unnecessary concerns.

“It feels great to start from scratch together. You can ask Lao Ye if you don’t believe me. He’s started from scratch twice already,” Xiao Nai said with a smile.

Ye Xiu: "..." What could he say? It made it sound like he really enjoyed starting from scratch...

But Wu Chen had to admit that he was persuaded by Xiao Nai. After all, he had been with the Wuji team from scratch, and although the ending wasn't happy, the process was the most beautiful memory of his twenty-five years of life.

At this moment, Wu Chen even felt a little bit of anticipation...

He was well aware that there might not be a better opportunity than Happy at the moment. Although it was still uncertain whether the other party could even break into the professional league, what if... what if the other party succeeded? Wouldn't his journey of glory be able to continue?

"I'll think about it..." (End of Chapter)