LOL: The No. 1 Succubus in the eSports Circle

Chapter 226 Cui Ze Encourages Learning
We won the game and still maintained an undefeated record in small games, everyone was very happy.

As usual, find a place to eat and celebrate after the game.

After a brief exchange among the brothers, they all fixed their eyes on Cui Ze. After all, he was the one who had spent the longest time in Yanjing among the team.

Cui Ze thought about it and realized that in Yanjing, apart from the relatively affordable braised pork, the only local delicacies that could be considered high-end seemed to be roast duck and shabu-shabu mutton.

When Chen Yu and his teammates were playing in OG last year, they had eaten at Bian Yi Fang, Siji Min Fu, and Quan Ju De, so...

"Then let's go to Dadong!"

So the SN team set off quickly and decided to hold the post-match celebration at the Dadong Roast Duck Restaurant. They also brought along a few league staff members with whom they had a good relationship, including the beautiful Rita and teacher Xiaoyu.

The team members have eaten at Yangfang Hotpot several times, and are no longer surprised that the cheapest stir-fried green peas at Dadong Roast Duck Restaurant costs 78 yuan per (small) portion.

Anyway, you don’t have to pay for it yourself, as tonight’s expenses will be paid for by Mr. Zhang who is far away in Milan, Italy!

Speaking of Master Zhang, since the SN team's new lineup was formed, he has not been seen coming to the club to visit. He is really like a dragon that is hard to find.

But this is also a good thing. After all, he doesn't like playing games like Wang Sicong. The internet-addicted teenagers in the football club have nothing in common with him, right?

We were lucky as there weren't many people in the restaurant, but unfortunately the private room was sold out, so we had to settle for a table for four in the hall.

Sitting on Cui Ze’s left was Sheshe, opposite him sat Langxing and Hacker, and behind him were Rita and Xiaoyu.

The roast duck has not been sliced ​​yet and the dishes have not been served yet, there are only a few appetizers.

While everyone was waiting and chatting, Cui Ze suddenly had an idea. After asking the clerk, he asked Rita for a mobile phone holder and started the live broadcast.

There was a lot of discussion in the circle today, and it was even on several hot searches on Weibo. It would be a shame not to broadcast it live to share this popularity.

……

20 p.m. is the last time for many office workers and students to relax, because in a few hours they will have to fall asleep and prepare to greet a new week.

Today must be a surprise for Choi Taek's fans.

Not only did we see him shine again on the field, but also come up with some golden quotes in the post-match interview. While he was still struggling with how to spend this final weekend, he received a notification from Douyu to start broadcasting.

When I opened Douyu, I found that the title of the live broadcast room had been changed to [Eat and Chat], and the content on the screen was just as the title said.

"Hello everyone, I'm taking a break from my busy schedule to meet my brothers and sisters. We'll have a meal and chat later. If you have any questions, feel free to ask~"

After seeing Choi Ze waving and greeting the camera, many fans realized that the beauty filter was turned on during this live broadcast!
You should know that since Cui Ze joined Douyu, he has never turned on this thing during live broadcasts. He has always appeared without makeup under the high-definition camera, and his main focus is his absolute confidence in his own appearance.

Does the sun come out in the west today?

But soon, this doubt was solved without explanation - Cui Ze raised his mobile phone and asked Sheshe who was sitting next to him, Langxing and Hacker who were sitting opposite him to greet the camera one by one, and even Rita and Xiaoyu who were sitting behind him were not spared.

Well, I originally thought he might have acne and was afraid that it would affect the fans' impression, but it turned out that he was just taking care of his friends...

He is a nice guy!

Soon, as more and more fans entered the live broadcast room, various barrages of comments came in.

[My husband is so handsome today!!!]

[Aze baby performed so well today, mommy loves you [heart][heart][heart]]

[I don’t want a female mother, I don’t want a female mother, I don’t want a female mother [angry][angry][angry]]

[I’m used to the original camera, and I almost didn’t recognize it after the beauty enhancement [covering my face]]

[Without the beauty filter, Lang Xing’s face would look…hahahahahaha]

[My friend, your interview today was great. I will recognize you as the interviewer for LPL from now on! ]

"LPL interviewer?" Cui Ze found this comment among a bunch of flattering comments and read it out, laughing: "Okay, thank you for your recognition. I will try my best to bring you more exciting games and interviews in the future."

The content of the barrage in the live broadcast room will basically change according to the guidance of the anchor.

After Cui Ze talked about this topic, the barrage immediately changed the topic.

[The post-match speech was really good. Is the anchor really only educated in junior high school? ]

[Actually, Aze went to high school, but he dropped out to become a professional.] [It seems that he didn’t go to high school, but vocational high school?]

[What's wrong with vocational high schools? A person's cultural quality does not depend on a small diploma! ]

[No matter how much you say, he still has no education. No matter how nicely an internet-addicted teenager speaks, he is still an internet-addicted teenager. ]

"Sometimes, diplomas may not be as important as everyone thinks." Cui Ze looked at the barrage for a while and even stopped eating the roast duck that had just been served on the table. He decided to have a good chat about this topic.

"For some people who have special talents in certain fields, a diploma is actually dispensable. For example, in the e-sports industry, an e-sports player starts playing in LDL or even LPL at the age of 16 or 17. In such a professional environment, they simply don't have the environment to continue studying for a diploma."

"Just like some jobs require you to have a master's degree, a bachelor's degree, or a college degree as an entry threshold, for e-sports players, the ranking scores on the Chinese or Korean servers can actually be regarded as their 'diploma'."

At this point, Sheshe on the side couldn't help but interrupt and said, "Yeah, I remember there was a metaphor. If you put the number of players in the top professional leagues among all the players, it's actually much lower than the number of people who got into Tsinghua University after the college entrance examination."

Sheshe's words were agreed by Langxing and Hacker, and the two of them also added some of their own opinions without being in the camera.

There are both agreement and opposition in the comments, and everyone holds his own opinion.

[You're right. Professional players need diplomas but they can't make a living. Why do you have to care about this? Isn't it enough to just play well in the game...]

[Support Aze! Everyone has his own path to take, and academic qualifications cannot determine everything! ]

[So what if they play well in the game? A group of internet-addicted teenagers who haven’t even graduated from high school, if there is no such professional environment, they are just a bunch of idle hooligans! ]

[Let me tell you something real: the electronics factory that makes screws prefers people with a college degree! ]

[You'd better stop chatting live. You're promoting the idea that studying is useless. It will only teach children bad habits! ]

Seeing this comment, Cui Ze immediately became anxious: "Hey, hey, hey, stop trying to stir up trouble! I have never promoted the theory that studying is useless in the live broadcast room! My original words were..."

After repeating the story, he continued, "As I mentioned before, professional e-sports players definitely don't have the energy to improve their academic credentials until they retire."

"But I think that not being able to improve your diploma does not mean you can't improve your culture. The key is whether you are willing to spend energy to improve yourself. In fact, I know that most e-sports audiences have very low requirements for the cultural literacy of players. As long as a player can express himself clearly and fluently in front of the camera, he will basically receive praise."

SN players all agreed with what Choi Ze said.

In addition to daily training, the club also takes some time to find teachers to give lessons to the players, so that they can learn how to express themselves in front of the camera and how to use formulas when answering questions.

Although it is a bit boring, I feel very happy when I see the praises from fans and the compliments from passers-by after the game.

Not for anything else, just because my efforts have been recognized.

"Like me, because I have always taken Faker as my professional role model, but for now I can't surpass him and become the world's No. 1 mid laner in a short time, so at least I can try to surpass him in interview level, right?"

"There is a sentence in Xunzi's "Encouragement to Study" - Therefore, if you do not climb a high mountain, you do not know how high the sky is; if you do not stand by a deep stream, you do not know how thick the earth is. For me, Faker is the highest mountain and the longest river in League of Legends. Maybe I can't climb over the mountain and conquer the long river in a short time, but at least I can be a fake boatman who sails freely in this long river."

After saying so much, Cui Ze felt that the people around him were looking at him more and more strangely, so he decided to fill the cup here for the time being.

If I continue to pretend, there is no guarantee that I will be able to live in Bengbu.

But to be honest, although the tone of his voice was a bit pretentious, these words really came from the heart.

At this age, I get such a high salary and such high social attention, but I don’t feel the weight of this position.

As a public figure with many fans and income that is unattainable for ordinary people, one should also restrain one's own behavior and set a good example.

The public has always had very low expectations for e-sports players, because everyone knows that most of them are internet-addicted teenagers who have not even finished high school, and they were most likely poor students when they were in school.

As audience members who provide bread and butter for the contestants, we don’t require our favorite contestants to have profound cultural qualities, but at least they shouldn’t swear all the time and talk back to everyone, like a fool, right?

In order to make money, some contestants deliberately act like clowns and create show effects during live broadcasts, which is something that everyone likes to see.

But if there are people who obviously have little education, yet pretend to be knowledgeable and self-righteous, and talk nonsense to offend people everywhere and tarnish the image of the group, then it is no wonder that they will face the situation of being attacked by everyone.

The purpose of Cui Ze's words in the live broadcast was to persuade certain people in the circle. Of course, whether they can hear it or take it to heart is not something he needs to consider.

At least don’t let people ask you “What was your original intention for playing League of Legends?” Instead, just respond with “I never went to junior high school”.

If such a day really comes, today's live broadcast content will probably become a good material for people to use as reference and comparison.

Maybe it can be upgraded to become the new e-sports bible?

(End of this chapter)