Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

At Blue Rain's press conference, under the questioning of a group of reporters, they learned a shocking fact: Blue Rain's rookie player was only fourteen years old!
This age directly broke the record for the youngest professional player in the professional league.

It's important to understand that in the early days of the professional league, there were age restrictions for players. They had to be at least 18 years old, possess full civil capacity, and be able to independently engage in civil activities to register. After all, at that time, esports was seen by the public as a frivolous pursuit, a scourge harming contemporary youth. Many viewed professional players who entered this industry as accomplices to evil, or even as delinquent youths.

Given this environment, the professional league naturally cannot continue to lower the age limit like other sports events, otherwise it would be directly pushed to the forefront of public opinion.

But things are different now. With the development of professional leagues and the esports industry, and the entry of this generation into society, society's acceptance of this industry has finally improved, at least no longer viewing it as a scourge. Now, many people can rationally consider esports alongside traditional sports like football and basketball.

With the league gradually adding some provisions suitable for younger age groups, age is no longer a restriction for professional players.

It's still quite astonishing that someone like Lu Hanwen entered the professional league as a professional player at the age of fourteen.

At the press conference, everyone met the youngest professional player in the history of the professional league, a boy whose voice and appearance still showed signs of immaturity.

But this young man was not nervous at all when facing the camera. He said whatever he wanted and answered whatever you asked. He was not stage-frightened at all. With this kind of demeanor, the reporters felt that he was far ahead of Zhou Zekai.

After all, the media present at Blue Rain's press conference were all seasoned veterans. They could naturally tell that Lu Hanwen had not undergone any training before. However, this was just the boy's personality—proactive and giving people a sunny and positive feeling. Such a player was indeed very easy to win the favor of the media. However, this was a professional league, a sports event, and sports events cannot be separated from one core principle: no matter what else you do, in the end, you have to let your strength speak for itself.

However, the new season is still a long way off, and even if matches had started, given this player's age and recent debut, it's uncertain when he'll be able to play. Normally, newly debuted players start as substitutes. Remember that player from Tiny Herb who debuted a year ago but never played a single match?

It's fair to say Qiao Yifan is quite pitiful. When compared to Lu Hanwen, people can't even remember his name. After all, in the eyes of outsiders, there's only one newcomer for Team Tiny Herb, and that's Gao Yingjie.

While Blue Rain has announced the addition of this newcomer, it has not mentioned any information related to the professional league.

What kind of vision will he use? Will he be a genius player? All sorts of questions will only be answered in the new season.

Of course, outsiders don't know much about Lu Hanwen's strength and profession, but Xiao Nai and the others are very clear about it. After all, they have met in team battles more than once or twice, so they don't pay much attention to Lu Hanwen, Chen Guo, and others. However, top players like Ye Xiu and Xiao Nai have a very high opinion of Lu Hanwen.

"This kid will definitely surprise everyone," Xiao Nai said, watching Lan Yu's press conference. "Why? Is it just because he can use many Sword Shadow Steps?" Chen Guo asked. After all, she was spending every day with Xiao Nai and the others, and her horizons had broadened. Although Lu Hanwen's skills were indeed impressive, and he had even used eight Sword Shadow Steps, those eight Sword Shadow Steps had too many flaws, and in Xiao Nai and the others' eyes, they were no different from four.

"Don't underestimate Hanwen. Don't be fooled by how many times we kill him. This is just an online game, completely different from a professional match," Xiao Nai said. After all, as a rookie, Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu had been closely monitoring his progress. His fighting spirit had left a deep impression on them. Although Xiao Nai already knew this, experiencing it firsthand made him realize that Lu Hanwen was a born professional player, possessing the demeanor of a true champion.

It's just that they can't dig into this corner, otherwise Xiao Nai would have wanted to pull the other party over.

But with such a promising talent, especially one who came from Blue Rain's own training camp, how could they possibly let him escape? It could be said that while nurturing him, they were also cultivating his sense of belonging and identification with Blue Rain. Moreover, Blue Rain, as the most suitable team for rookies to debut, was indeed the most suitable team for Lu Hanwen's growth.

At Blue Rain, both Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu have high hopes for Lu Hanwen's future.

"Master, the boss has respawned." At this moment, the guild leader of Zhaohua Guild sent a message, along with the spawn location and information of the wild boss.

"Which guilds have arrived yet? Has Tyranny arrived?" Xiao Nai asked immediately. After all, the other guilds didn't have much of an impact on them at the moment. The main problem was Tyranny, since the combination of Zhang Xinjie and Lin Jingyan was indeed a headache. Knowing that the other side had arrived, they could make preparations in advance.

"They haven't arrived yet. Only players from Zhongcaotang and Lanxige have arrived so far," said the guild leader of Zhaohua Guild.

Now that the news was confirmed, Xiao Nai and the others headed towards the location where the wild boss spawned. When they arrived, all the members of the Overlord Ambition had already arrived, but they hadn't gone up yet. Currently, only the players from Blue River Pavilion and Zhongcao Hall were fighting ahead.

"Hmm? What are the people from Overlord Ambition doing?" Xiao Nai asked Ye Xiu curiously while observing. After all, other guilds had already started vying for the prize, but the players from Overlord Ambition hadn't even set up a formation. They were just standing around casually on the perimeter.

Xiao Nai and his team had gotten used to treating Tyranny as their main rival, so seeing that the other side hadn't made a move, they didn't dare to act rashly.

Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu, controlling their characters, approached the team of Tyrannical Ambition. This action instantly alerted the Tyrannical Ambition players. After all, just as Xiao Nai and his team were wary of Zhang Xinjie and Lin Jingyan, they considered these two to be the most troublesome opponents. (End of Chapter)