Rebirth is fine, but I get eight hundred dollars right from the start?

Unlike when I sent a message and no one responded for several minutes.

The moment Lin Shu dropped the rank score screenshot into the chat box, the account was thrown into chaos.

The Wangwang message notifications went off in a flurry, and several customer service representatives rushed into the chat box almost simultaneously, afraid that they would miss this unexpected expert if they were even a second too slow.

What does 2,300 points mean?

To put it simply, in the domestic League of Legends professional teams, those who can reach this score are basically the starting players of the top teams.

If a top-tier customer like this actively seeks out your services and you let them slip away because you're slow to respond, how do you think the boss will "reward" you as their customer service representative?

"What are the specific order acceptance rules?"

Lin Shu didn't put on any airs and typed, "Please tell me about the deposit, commission, completion deadline, and penalty rules."

As soon as the message was sent, a customer service representative from a certain "Hang Studio" replied almost instantly: "Hey, sir, our shop operates like this: normally, the hitmen need to pay a deposit ranging from 100 to 500 yuan on the platform depending on their job level, as well as hold back the first order's reward or their ID card to prevent them from running away."

The customer service representative paused, then became noticeably more cautious: "With your score, you only need to pay a symbolic deposit of one hundred yuan; all other conditions are waived."

The reason for withholding pay was to prevent ordinary thugs from running away, but giving Lin Shu special treatment was also to prevent him from "running away"—just in a more respectable way.

"What about the commission?"

"Um, our rule here is that players with scores of 2100 or above get 7% of the points deducted."

"Too high—!"

Lin Shu had no intention of haggling. He knew all too well how much his rank score was worth, so he simply typed out two words.

Too high?

Customer service was clearly panicked, messages were flying out: "Please wait! Please wait! I'll report to the boss right away, please wait a moment!!"

On the other end of the network.

In the office area of ​​a certain aviation studio, a customer service girl with short brown hair suddenly changed her expression, stood up abruptly from her workstation, slid her chair back, and almost bumped into the colleague behind her.

"Xiao Qi, what's wrong with you?" Her colleague next to her was startled.

"Why are you in such a panic? A major client wants to cancel an order?"

"Ah...nothing like that!" Xiao Qi waved his hand, his voice urgent. "I have to go see the boss first, I'll talk to you later!"

Thump! Thump!

Taking three steps at a time, Xiao Qi practically ran to the boss's office door, raised his hand and knocked twice, with much more force than usual.

"Go in!"

The boss's voice came from inside, tinged with a lazy tone.

Xiao Qi pushed open the door, took a breath, and tried to calm himself down: "Boss, there's a situation..."

She quickly described her conversation with the player whose ID was "Emperor".

The boss across from me, who had been leaning back in his chair, suddenly leaned forward when he heard the words "two thousand three, almost two thousand four hundred points," and the chair creaked.

Are you sure?!

"Confirmed, boss." Xiao Qi nodded vigorously. "I recognize that ID. It's that top-tier solo queue player who's been on a winning streak in the Chinese server these past two days. The person just added our customer service for verification, and we've confirmed it's him."

"You did a great job!"

The boss praised him and waved his hand, "I'll give you an extra 500 yuan in bonus this month."

Is a 7% commission rate too high?

Compared to other high-scoring hitters, he didn't think he had hit too high.

Compared to his peers who routinely take 8% or 9%, he's even considering raising it by one or two percentage points.

But for top players in the Chinese server who can reach 2300 or even 2400, if people say it's high, then it must really be high.

"You go down first, I'll talk to them myself."

The airline boss took the account, carefully considered his words, and sent a message to Lin Shu.

"Hello Emperor, thank you for your interest in our studio. I am the owner of the shop. My staff is a bit inexperienced, and I will personally discuss the commission issue with you."

"How about this—for orders with scores above 2100, I'll give you 4% commission. What do you think?"

No wonder he adopted such a humble attitude.

Their airline is indeed large, and they don't lack boosting services.

There are plenty of illegal workers earning between zero and two thousand, and slightly fewer earning more than two thousand, but they are definitely not lacking.

The problem is—is the competition in the game boosting market becoming increasingly fierce?

The difference in competitiveness between a shop with top-notch enforcers and one without is like night and day.

Moreover, someone like Emperor would be an absolute ace among aces, a top-tier expert of the highest caliber in any studio.

Good people will push others away.

Putting everything else aside, as long as a demon king of Emperor's caliber is in charge, he can immediately announce to the outside world that a certain airline store can accept top-tier orders with scores of 2300 or higher!

This is an irresistible temptation for some wealthy players who are not short of money but crave ranked matchmaking points.

Even if they reduce their commission, they won't earn much from Emperor, or even nothing at all. But as long as their exposure increases, the constant stream of mid-to-high-level orders will make them very wealthy.

"Three percent... There's another condition: I don't accept orders below 2,100."

"no problem!"

The person in charge of the airline gritted his teeth and agreed without a second's hesitation.

As for not accepting orders below 2,100?

What a joke! He'd have to be out of his mind to assign such a high-volume, demon-level thug to take on those kinds of high-volume orders.

"Okay, I'm available from this afternoon to this evening. Send me any orders you have directly!"

"Yes, yes, yes, we have them all!"

The airline boss was overjoyed and immediately found two high-scoring orders that no one had dared to take in the internal order-building group, and sent them to Lin Shu.

"Look at these two, sir. One requires you to go from 2100 to 2300, and the other requires you to go from 2000 to 2350. Before 2200, it's 11 yuan per cent! After 2200, it's 14 yuan per cent!"

"time?"

"No rush, no rush. These two accounts have very high scores. We just need to finish within ten days."

The airline owner believes that the time range he provided is reasonable.

Even with a 70% win rate, it would be impressive to play 40 or 50 games a day. If we exclude the influence of non-objective factors, finishing the games in four or five days would be extremely efficient.

"It won't take that long, contact me in three days."

The phone rang again, but instead of the expected bargaining over time, the airline boss saw a line of text that shocked him.

Three or three days?

"Master, you're not kidding, are you?"

"Just look at my record and you'll know."

"Results?"

"Hiss~"

The airline boss turned on his computer, found a third-party website for checking ranking points, and entered the ID "Emperor".

When I saw the ranking records, I couldn't help but gasp.

What?

It took less than 24 hours to go from 1,900 to 2,300?

Not to mention their fourteen-game winning streak, they've only lost one game in their last twenty matches.

Holy crap, this isn't just a top-tier fighter, it's clearly a legendary figure from the heavens!

"Um... um... master, the account owner asked if he could spectate the game in real time, and he'll give you an extra 500 yuan red envelope."

"Watching?"

"No problem, just have the account owner prepare a secondary account and add them as a friend in advance."