Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 71, Page 69: Joining the CFO Team

Since Akari Kujo had said so, Su Qing and Rei Inoue naturally stopped paying attention to her.

Under Su Qing's arrangement, the four of them went to a larger private room in the internet cafe.

Upon entering the private room, Inoue Rei first gave Shimamura Yuna a quick look at her appearance.
She appears to be unusually petite, even among Japanese people, and has an innocent appearance that suggests she could be a child star or young actor.

Inoue Rei's first question regarding this was...
"How old are you this year?"

Upon hearing this, Shimamura Yuna gave a helpless twitch of her lips before replying, "I'm the same age as the person next to me, 17 years old."

That's the truth.

But when you compare her to Akari Kujo, the truth doesn't seem so real.

However, Inoue Rei didn't dwell on this issue for too long.

She believed that Shimamura Yuna wouldn't lie to her about such a question, since it would be easy to be exposed.

So, while thinking to myself, 'Japanese girls really don't eat much; they can't compare to Chinese girls like Su Qing in terms of height,' I got straight to the point.

"In short, after you said you didn't want to play in LJL last time, I immediately started trying to contact a team for you."

"Then, the team I helped you contact is CFO from Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan."

Upon hearing this name, Shimamura Yuna felt a jolt.

For nothing else.

only because.
She had heard the name CFO before.

She had been following the team's transfer information this season, and therefore knew that there were quite a few people she knew on the team.

Based on her understanding of League of Legends, she believes that with this lineup, CFO is highly likely to be one of the most competitive teams in the upcoming League of Legends 2025 Season 1.

Her original idea was that if she could play in the LCP, even if she joined a less competitive Japanese team, it would still give her a chance to enter the first stage of the pioneer tournament, which would be a big step towards her goal.

To everyone's surprise, there was no hope at all.

This is a one-step process; he was directly promoted to CFO.

This feeling is good!

Thinking of this, her expression visibly became somewhat agitated.

Perhaps sensing Shimamura Yuna's change in mood, Inoue Rei chose to dampen her spirits slightly: "They didn't even ask you for a trial; they just let you join. Do you know what that means?"

"This means they don't value your ability at all. Even if you sign a contract, it doesn't guarantee you'll get to play. You'll likely be used to generate buzz on the first team's substitute roster, but whether you actually get to play will depend on how you perform in practice matches after you join their team."

Shimamura Yuna didn't care at all about these words.

It should be said that the reason she has been working so hard on live streaming lately is to achieve a situation where "teams can ignore many factors and recruit players directly based on their fame."

This will save her a lot of time; she won't have to go to the youth training team to gain experience and perform well, nor will she have to wait for opportunities.

She was confident that no matter what the team's purpose was in recruiting her, as long as they let her join the team and gave her some opportunities to practice matches, she would definitely be able to convince the team to give her a chance to play.

After all, she is a genuine player who can start in the LPL and has made a certain name for herself.

And
To be honest, she doesn't want to go to a team where she'd be the sole starter right now.

Although her physical strength is much better than when she first transmigrated, it is still far from that of a normal person.

She might be okay in a best-of-three series, but in a best-of-five series, her stamina would definitely be an issue.

In addition, her current champion pool is not perfect.
At this point, having someone take turns with her to share the burden of physical exertion and hero pool pressure would be absolutely ideal.

In conclusion, she wasn't worried about the issues the other party had raised. Afterwards, Inoue Rei and Shimamura Yuna exchanged information in detail about what they currently had.

Rei Inoue is currently just an intermediary. She isn't entirely clear on the CFO's specific intentions, but the CFO's current stance is that they are willing to sign a contract if the price is reasonable, but playing time is not guaranteed.

It's obvious they're using her as a tool to generate buzz.

In other words, if the training results are not good, they may not be able to play a single game and will simply be wasted on the popularity.

But Shimamura Yuna didn't care about that; she believed she would definitely get to play.

She doesn't even care about the so-called reasonable price. As long as she can play in the competition, she's willing to work for free for half a year, just to buy herself some exposure.

She had only one request.

"I can ask for very little money, but I want to avoid long-term contracts and only sign six months at most, or a year at most."

Inoue Reiya immediately called and relayed her needs to the CFO's contact person.

The other party responded on the spot, saying, "We can discuss both long-term and short-term contracts. As long as you are sure you are willing to sign a contract, the CFO will soon have the legal department and manager fly to Japan for a face-to-face meeting."

At this point, both parties have largely confirmed their intentions, and they are essentially moving in the same direction.

Under normal circumstances, I should be able to go back and discuss it with Shimamura Yuna's sister, get in touch, and then sign the contract directly.

But clearly, this situation is not normal for Shimamura Yuna.

Akari Kujo, who had remained silent throughout the negotiations, finally spoke up at this moment.

"Well... although it sounds like you two are having a great time talking."

"However, there is a problem now. If you can't solve it, I don't think you can persuade Yuna's guardian to sign the contract."

Su Qing frowned, somewhat puzzled: "What's the problem?"

Akari Kujo sighed helplessly, and then she gave Su Qing and Rei Inoue a brief description of Yuna Shimamura's mental health issues.

It wasn't very detailed, but it roughly conveyed the message that "this person's emotions are unstable, and no one is around to take care of her; her sister wouldn't feel comfortable leaving her alone."

When this was mentioned, Su Qing, who had been following Shimamura Yuna's live streams, suddenly realized what was going on.

She suddenly remembered many strange scenes she had seen in clips of Yuna Shimamura's live streams, and then, all of them suddenly connected in a chain.

"I see! You often mute and stop talking when you get flamed during your live streams. So those times are because you're emotionally unstable and secretly crying, right?"

"Actually, many people in the comments section had already guessed it, but you never admitted it. Now it seems that it was indeed the case."

Being called out to her face made Shimamura Yuna a little embarrassed.

She scratched her head awkwardly: "No, actually I'm not that sad, it's just that I can't control my physical condition."

"I'm not as fragile as you think. Really."

Just as she was trying to argue with Inoue Rei and Su Qing that "my mental problems are not as serious as you think, and I have no problem playing in the competition,"

Su Qing spoke first: "If that's the case, then when I'm ready to be of use, I'll be here."

P.S.: My editor chatted with me on QQ today and asked me to speed up the pace of this part.

So I tried really hard to pick up the pace today, and even added an extra chapter.

I should be able to finish this part quickly tomorrow and move on to the next exciting part.

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