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

"WE! Go for it!"

"WE! Go for it!"

"WE! Go for it!"

"HWG..."

BP is entering its final adjustment period.

In the players' seats, five people were wearing headphones, their fingers moving idly on the keyboard, waiting for the countdown from the referee.

The noise from the venue seeped in through the gaps in the headphones. The almost deafening shouts of WE fans, the rustling of waving banners, and the hoarse roars of a few guys in the back row yelling "HWG fighting!" all blended together in a buzzing sound.

Lin Shu turned his head, his gaze passing over his teammates and landing on Tang Bin, who was standing behind the players' bench.

Our manager is dressed very formally today.

He was wearing a dark suit that was clearly the one he had bought when he was working as a real estate agent and talking to clients. The shoulders were a little tight, and the tie was tied meticulously.

At that moment, he was slightly hunched over, whispering something behind BSYY, nodding occasionally, looking every bit like a proper coach.

Lin Shu couldn't help but grin, raising his hand to pat his earphones, signaling Tang Bin to look over.

"How are you feeling?"

Lin Shu's voice, carrying a lazy smile, came through the noise-canceling headphones to Tang Bin's ears: "Come and experience the charm of e-sports firsthand."

Tang Bin paused for a moment, his gaze sweeping over the dense crowd below the stage, especially the young faces that were flushed with emotion.

"It feels wonderful!"

"To be honest, if I had any uncertainty about the future before, now..."

"So how is it now?"

Tang Bin laughed heartily, "Of course, they're all gone."

Previously, regarding the future of esports, all the market research, industry reports, development plans, user growth rates, tournament copyright valuations, and market size predictions for five years were just a bunch of cold, hard numbers and curves.

It was shocking, yet somehow felt unreal.

Standing in this stadium today, hearing the heartbeats and shouts of hundreds of people resonating with the energy of tens of thousands, he finally understood.

He understood what "passion" meant—the kind of heat that surged from the chest of a young man, almost enough to lift the roof off the stadium.

I also understood the "future" of esports that the boss was talking about—when an industry can have hundreds of millions of players online, and when so many people are willing to spend money to buy tickets, watch live streams, and argue for three days and three nights over a single rank, then the foundation of this industry is solid.

Esports, an industry with a bright future!

Tang Bin, a real estate agent who was showing properties to people just six months ago, is now standing on the deck of this galactic warship.

Whoever comes next, they'll be all smiles.

"It's good that it's gone, it's good that it's gone."

Lin Shu smiled broadly.

He's becoming increasingly reliant on his versatile manager.

Not only does he manage all the logistical work of the club and Taobao store in an orderly manner, but he also takes the initiative to supervise training when it comes to team management. In fact, during the LPL opening match, when HWG was missing a nominal coach, he put on the suit he wore when he was working as a middleman and went onto the stage with them.

One person does the work of four people, gets paid one salary, and has an extremely positive attitude.

Tell me, where can he find another employee as good as this?

Well, the sleeves of my suit jacket were a bit too short and didn't fit properly. I almost became the second "Suit God" (a reference to a character from a popular Chinese TV show). I'll reimburse him for a new one later.

……

"We can see that the game has finished loading, and both players have purchased their equipment and left as quickly as possible."

Miller remarked with a hint of emotion, "However, it was still a bit of a surprise that Emperor chose Orianna today. Although WE banned Zed, LeBlanc, and Ahri, three assassins who pose a great threat to the carry, we all know that Emperor's Syndra, who also performed brilliantly in the promotion series, is still out there."

"Perhaps considering the opening match, Emperor, as the team's core player, wanted to play it safe!"

Su Xiaoyan gave an explanation.

"Emperor picking Orianna and focusing on farming in the mid lane is definitely good news for WE. Ruofeng's Twisted Fate won't have to bear too much pressure and can farm steadily until level six. At that time, relying on his rich experience with global strategies, the chances of winning are still very high."

Without much pressure, I smoothly developed to level six?

Lin Shu thinks that the two commentators underestimated the hero Orianna.

Do you understand the value of a character whose pick rate remains stable even among a group of assassins with explosive damage?

Orianna is a champion that has been nerfed countless times throughout history. Regardless of how the game is modified, she automatically becomes a popular and preferred carry player during World Championships.

Not to mention the current S3 season where Riot Games seems to have filled in the numbers with their feet.

If you learn E at level 1, plus that passive damage that can stack three times, you can't stand up to 90% of AD carries. You're telling me there's no pressure in the early game?

Well, considering that it would give LPL commentators a chance to hone their professional skills, Lin Shu bought a Doran's Ring, gave himself a shield at level one, and the minions approached Ruofeng's Twisted Fate as soon as they spawned.

However, the two of them were right about one thing: in the early game, no matter how much Lin Shu's individual ability overwhelmed others, he could only suppress them at most. As long as Ruofeng's cards didn't make any mistakes, like not going back to base when low on health, it would indeed be difficult for him to solo kill Ruofeng before level six.

Therefore, the game director deliberately allocated a lot of camera time to other lanes in today's game.

"In the bot lane, both sides reached level two smoothly. SMLZ's CS was quite stable. His QA combo kept his passive active. Zyra reached level two. Wait, he didn't learn E, but instead took W to poke. That's a bit unexpected."

The camera panned to the bottom lane, and Miller almost instinctively wanted to praise WE's bottom lane for their CS (creep score).

After all, veterans who have been around since Season 2 know that WE's Smile's superhuman basic skills are the best seasoning for any topic that has nothing to talk about.

Miller stopped mid-sentence and silently took back what he was saying.

It would be one thing if they were playing against other teams, but HWG...

Who would have thought that, apart from Emperor, the other newcomers also possessed incredibly strong fundamental skills?

When everyone's last-hitting skills are at a high level, and some on the opposing team are even slightly surpassing them, it's a bit pointless for you to keep bragging.

First blood!

Just then, a crisp kill announcement came from the canyon.

Solo kill!

"Oh no, he's only level three, how did he get a solo kill?"

Su Xiaoyan looked puzzled, thinking something had happened in the mid lane, but when she looked, it turned out that Jayce in the top lane had secured the first blood against Shyvana.

HWG-tale has killed WE-caomei!

[Oh ho, Strawberry gave up first blood in the top lane, we've got this!]

[Great strawberry gift! They even remembered to keep the team buff active.]

Come on, let's watch WE's performance next!