Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

Of course, although Mo Fan didn't express his attitude much, Ye Xiu and Xiao Nai both believed in Mo Fan's love for Glory. Although his way of playing Glory was different from others, there was no rule that said you couldn't treat Glory like a single-player game and have a chance. In the end, even in professional competitions, there was no rule that required everyone who played Glory to pay attention.

However, the professional league is based on the game Honor of Kings and serves as a stage to showcase the pinnacle of individual skills.

Although Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu had limited interaction with Mo Fan, it didn't mean they weren't paying attention to him. On the contrary, they witnessed Mo Fan's daily training, his results after each session, and his attitude towards training. These details revealed that Mo Fan was someone who had high aspirations for his skills and wanted to improve them; it was just that the Glory World no longer offered him a stage.

He didn't know about the professional league before, but once he found out, it was only a matter of time before he became interested in it.

Mo Fan is in this situation now. He has become interested in the alliance and has started to actively pay attention to and even learn about information in this area. Therefore, he can understand the questions that Xiao Nai and the others raised before, and can even ask his own questions.

Just as Xiao Nai was about to explain to Mo Fan, Ye Xiu stopped him. Xiao Nai glanced at Ye Xiu and instantly understood his meaning. Ye Xiu wanted Mo Fan to find the answer himself; after all, Mo Fan had only just become interested, and it would be better for him to find the answer on his own now.

Then Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu began to introduce the characteristics of each character in the Wuji team and their fighting style and teamwork. Then they handed over the video they had compiled to everyone and said, "We have limited time now, so let's get everyone used to this pace. So everyone, work hard."

After all, this is the future daily routine of professional esports teams, and the time will be even more intense. Now is a good time for the Happy team to get used to it.

In this meeting, Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu have already explained how to deal with Wuji's coordinated attacks and the situation of the Wuji team. They've covered everything they could; the rest is up to the team. After all, anything can happen on the field. Understanding the opponent's tactics and being able to apply them in different situations is crucial, as opponents are human, not machines, and many things require on-the-spot adjustments.

However, this is precisely the weakness of Qiao Jingjing, Tang Rou, Baozi, and others, since their tactical skills are still relatively limited as they have only recently entered the professional scene.

However, due to personnel changes within Wuji, Xiao Nai and the others only discussed the roster from last season to this season. The others didn't elaborate further.

After the meeting ended, everyone returned to their computers, trying to synthesize what Xiao Nai and the others had discussed during the meeting, as well as the match recordings they had prepared. Xiao Nai and the others had already completed various analyses on those recordings.

Xiao Nai and his team were also watching the recording, but this time they were mainly checking for omissions and gaps.

Time passed by, and there were still three full days until the competition.

On Tuesday afternoon, Chen Guo was suddenly called down by the network administrator, who said someone wanted to talk to her about a business collaboration.

Hearing this made Chen Guo a little happy. Could it be that someone had already come to invest in them so quickly? Chen Guo needed to be careful, after all, she couldn't let the other party take advantage of her Qiao Jingjing for free. After all, Chen Guo was self-aware; they hadn't yet made a name for themselves in this skill-based professional esports arena. For a challenger team that hadn't yet produced any notable matches, if their only asset was worth investing in, it would be Qiao Jingjing again.

"What kind of business are they planning to discuss? If it involves Jingjing, just refuse. We don't accept endorsements related to Jingjing right now," Chen Guo said. "They said they're from the Wuji team, just give them that name," the internet cafe manager at the front desk said.

"The Wuji Team?" Hearing that it was the Wuji Team that had come, Chen Guo was clearly taken aback. She went straight to Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu, pointed to her phone, and said, "The Wuji Team has come knocking."

"Oh, I didn't expect them to be so arrogant now. Baozi, grab your weapons!" Before Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu could even speak, Wei Chen said first, and then took Baozi and walked outside. Baozi, who was being pulled along, obviously didn't understand what was going on. He only heard "grab your weapons," so he was pulled along by Wei Chen while looking for something to grab.

"Let's go down and take a look together," Ye Xiu said with a hint of helplessness.

Upon seeing this, Xiao Nai did recall some details. In fact, he had forgotten most of the plot of *The King's Avatar*, since he read the novel in middle school and had been working since then, plus the time since his transmigration. However, he could still remember some things when certain specific events occurred.

Looking back now, it's possible that Happy didn't encounter Excellent Era in the early stages due to bad luck. However, in the offline tournament, although it was supposed to be a draw, Xiao Nai felt there was still a problem. After all, with the lineups of Happy and Excellent Era, these two teams were definitely favorites to win the championship. If the two teams met too early, wouldn't the subsequent matches be like a foregone conclusion? What's the difference between that and killing the game?
"Let's go and take a look too," Xiao Nai said to Jingjing.

"Is it okay for me to go?" Qiao Jingjing certainly wanted to join in the fun, but if he went down, it would cause too much of a commotion.

“It’s alright, I’ll have Chen Guo bring the other person up,” Xiao Nai said.

Then Xiao Nai sent a message to Chen Guo, and soon after, Chen Guo came up with the two of them.

"Hello, I'm He An, the team leader of the Wuji team. This must be Qiao Jingjing, or Qiao Ying, right? Congratulations to Qiao Ying for winning the Best Actress award at last year's five major Chinese film awards." Team leader He An greeted them first.

"Thank you, but don't worry about me. I'm just a bystander. You can talk to our team leader and the boss if you need anything," Qiao Jingjing said.

Zhang Jiale, who followed behind, was more concerned about the word "team leader" that He An had mentioned earlier. After all, a team leader is somewhat similar to a team manager. It's just that they were used to calling him team leader in their time. Now, He An was calling himself team leader, which was undoubtedly showing the superiority of a group of senior veterans.

Ye Xiu couldn't recall the old man at all, but the person next to him looked very familiar.

Suddenly remembering the other person's identity, Ye Xiu said, "I remember you, you're the vice-captain of the Wuji team, right?" Ye Xiu said to the person next to He An. Ye Xiu had forgotten this person's name, but he still remembered the other person's previous identity. (End of this chapter)