Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

Upon hearing this, everyone from Happy looked at Ye Xiu, since it was up to Ye Xiu to answer this question.

"Ye Qiu, you can say he's here, or you can say he's not," Ye Xiu said.

"What does this mean?" Chang Xian said that riddle solvers should all die.

"You'll find out in the upcoming matches," Ye Xiu said with a smile, continuing to play the riddle-maker.

"Too cunning! He just brushed off such an important question like that! Doesn't he worry about being questioned about it?" This was the unanimous reaction of everyone when they saw Ye Xiu's actions.

Chang Xian didn't press further. After all, it was Ye Qiu. If he wanted to talk, he would now; if he didn't, no media outlet had gotten him to speak for so long. Chang Xian didn't consider himself a special person. Besides, this was an exclusive interview, so he had to be mindful of the boundaries.

After all, if a single question strained the relationship between the two parties, it would be very detrimental to the subsequent interviews. Happy Entertainment doesn't just have Ye Qiu as a talking point; they also have a big star from another field. Therefore, for the sake of the upcoming interviews, Chang Xian refrained from pursuing that question.

Actually, this was due to Chang Xian's lack of experience. If it were a seasoned veteran like Cao Guangcheng asking the question, he definitely wouldn't let the opportunity pass. Of course, he wouldn't ask this question right away, but rather save it for last. This way, he wouldn't have to worry about affecting the rest of the interview. After all, asking this kind of question at the beginning would indeed affect the atmosphere of the subsequent interview, but it's much easier to handle if it's left until the end.

If you don't get any useful information, just change the subject and end the interview. If someone from the same department comes up with some inside information, just keep following up. You don't have to worry about upsetting the other person at this point.

It can only be said that Chang Xian was a bit anxious. Then Chang Xian started to ask Qiao Jingjing why she chose to become a professional player and why she chose a team like Happy.

Qiao Jingjing had naturally prepared a prepared response, which was perfect.

After interviewing Qiao Jingjing, Chang Xian's interview became much easier, since all the main questions had been asked, making things much more relaxed afterwards.

"There are comments online saying that your team is a bit arrogant and is trying to challenge Excellent Era. What's your opinion on this?" Chang Xian asked.

Xiao Nai simply smiled and said, "The upcoming matches will prove everything."

"Oh, judging from the vice-captain's words, you seem to be very confident in your strength. Do you think you already have the ability to defeat Excellent Era?" Chang Xian said.

"No, when it comes to competitions, nothing is impossible," Xiao Nai said, after all, he wouldn't give others any ammunition to attack them in the media.

But everyone actually knows that if they were to face Excellent Era right now, they really don't have much confidence. Xiao Nai's current reliance is on his belief in his teammates' future potential for improvement. After all, he doesn't believe that he can't do what the original Happy team did.

Of course, he would never say such a thing.

"Could you tell us about the unspecialized class in your team? We've noticed that your unspecialized player has a very special weapon that can switch between weapons from different classes," Chang Xian said.

“That’s right.” “It’s clear that this weapon was specifically designed for solo players, but why did you have such an idea? Why did you think of making such a special weapon? Not to mention that it must have taken you a lot of effort to create it. What is the reason for this?” Chang Xian asked.

Everyone turned to look at Ye Xiu again, especially Chen Guo, who knew the reason. After all, during that tomb-sweeping trip, she had already learned from Ye Xiu and Mu Cheng about the genius with the same talent as Xiao Nai...

"There's a friend..." Ye Xiu's tone was somewhat heavy, giving people the feeling that there was definitely a story behind it. At the same time, everyone in the room quieted down. After all, many of the people who came later didn't know about this, so everyone felt that this was definitely a very special and extraordinary story. Even Chang Xian moved his recording pen closer, afraid of missing a single word.

"He was exceptionally good at Glory." Ye Xiu paused, glanced at Chang Xian, and continued, "Then he died..."

It's perfectly normal to make eye contact with the interviewee during an interview, and Chang Xian was no stranger to it. However, when Ye Xiu looked at him again, it was as if he was already indicating, "I'm done, you can continue." This completely confused Chang Xian. Was it over already?
"Gone?"

"It's over." Ye Xiu nodded in agreement.

For a moment, everyone in the room fell silent. They felt that Ye Xiu was playing a trick on them, but they had no proof.

Chang Xian thought so too, but since Ye Xiu had already said the other party was dead, what could he say? Should he keep asking the other party about a dead person? That would be too presumptuous.

In the end, Chang Xian could only cough and awkwardly take back the recording pen that he had pushed over earlier. After all, he didn't know what to say for the moment, so he could only take a tactical sip of water and think about what to ask later.

“I’ve also done some research on the solo player’s playstyle. It’s a playstyle that relies heavily on the player’s experience. And seeing how perfectly Brother Ye can play it, I’m sure Brother Ye has been playing Glory for a long time. I wonder how many years Brother Ye has been playing?” Chang Xian asked.

"Ten years," Ye Xiu said.

"Ten years," Ye Xiu said.

"Ten years..." Chang Xian was also taken aback when he heard this time. A Glory player with ten years of experience could practically be said to have been playing since the game was first launched. Putting aside everything else, in terms of gaming experience alone, only Han Wenqing in the professional league could rival him. You have to know that sticking to playing a game for ten years is no easy feat.

"Tch, what's so great about that? It doesn't matter who they're talking about." Wei Chen said, patting Zhang Jiale next to him. After all, as veterans, they had both been playing Glory for ten years. Although Zhang Jiale debuted in the second season, he was already playing when Glory first came out.

"Amazing!" Chang Xian was also very impressed with Zhang Jiale and Wei Chen. He then prepared to interview the two, since one was the former captain of Blue Rain and the other was the former captain of Hundred Flowers, both of whom were very popular.

He even had a question ready for Zhang Jiale: why did Zhang Jiale choose this team instead of Hundred Blossoms for his comeback, and instead start with the Challenger Series?

This time, however, Chang Xian had learned from his previous experience. He decided to save such an important and potentially awkward question for last, so he asked Wei Chen first: "Senior Wei Chen, I'm sorry, I've only been in this industry for a short time and I'm not familiar with your achievements. Could you tell me a little about them now?" Chang Xian asked. (End of Chapter)