Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

"Won!"

As He An's character fell, Qiao Jingjing and Chen Guo, two lively girls, jumped up excitedly and even gave each other a high five.

They knew that Lord Grim was carrying an extra set of equipment. After all, as a general guarding the city, it was natural to have a backup plan. It was precisely because of the weight of this equipment that Lord Grim could have completely shut down all the opponents and prevented them from having any chance to retaliate. He wouldn't have lost any health at all and could have just attacked He Anhao at full health.

Ye Xiu's hype certainly didn't disappoint them, as he swept them away in a one-versus-three attack. While Chen Guo and her teammates were excited, Zhang Jiale was also frustrated. After all, he and Xiao Nai were originally leading the team in this match. Ye Xiu's one-versus-three victory left him with no chance to win, which was somewhat disheartening.

Unfortunately, with the victory in the ring match, and considering the current scores of both sides, there's no need to continue with the final team match.

"Calm down, Zhang Jiale, don't be upset. It's only the second round. Old Ye is playing three matches at once, it's time for him to take a break," Xiao Nai said. Because of Zhang Jiale and Ye Xiu's age, Xiao Nai has put them in the rotation. After all, he's the core player, and there's no need to let the two old guys like Ye Xiu and Zhang Jiale sacrifice their future careers for speed or transitional operations.

"Um... Xiao Nai, I think I'm in pretty good shape." Ye Xiu still wanted to argue a bit more.

"I don't care what you think, I care what I think." Xiao Nai directly retorted to Ye Xiu's words. As the boss, Chen Guo naturally knew the purpose of Xiao Nai's rotation plan and unconditionally supported him. This resulted in the situation where Ye Xiu, the team captain, was completely outclassed by Xiao Nai, the vice-captain.

Ye Xiu: "..." Another day of envying Yu Wenzhou...

After the match, the audience began to leave, especially the "face-slapping" fans, since what could they gain by staying and being ridiculed by Xingxin's fans?
This shows how clever those who didn't show up were. After all, it was 8.5 to 1, and such a score is not so easy to reverse.
It's fair to say that now, besides Happy's fans, only a small portion of Wuji's fans remain. But none of them are posting any messages, because they don't know if their team can continue after this match.

The training room of the Wuji team was equally silent. He An still kept his head down, too ashamed to face his teammates. In reality, no one would blame him, after all, this result wasn't solely his fault; it was the entire team's mistake that led to their impending elimination.

The Wuji team has come to an end...

Everyone fell silent at that moment, and sometimes someone would steal a glance at the boss, after all, he was the one who would decide the team's final fate.

The owner of the Wuji team was naturally very disappointed, but he knew very well that everyone in the team felt the same way, especially Wu Chen. Wu Chen was the one who had stayed with the team all along, even after their elimination. It's worth noting that Wu Chen wasn't someone who hadn't been invited by other teams; in fact, it could be said that Wu Chen's feelings for the team were even deeper than his own.

The owner of Wuji even felt somewhat guilty about this, as the other party had risked his entire career to support Wuji, but in the end, Wuji ended up like this.

Wuji's boss wanted to say something, but he found himself completely at a loss for words, because offering words of comfort was pointless now. What they needed to do was face the outcome.

"Everyone has worked hard these past few days... Let's get some rest early tonight." With that, the boss left. Unfortunately, despite his words, no one from the Wuji team was destined to sleep tonight, including the boss himself. And not just tonight, but for many nights to come.

But that's what professional competition is all about; whether you win or lose, it's always accompanied by laughter and tears.

Meanwhile, in H City, there was another group of people who were just as excited as the victorious Team Happy.

"Happy won!" Chang Xian ran out of his room excitedly, shouting as he ran. This startled Cao Guangcheng, who was drinking outside, so much so that he choked on his alcohol and coughed incessantly.

Just as he was about to yell at the other side, he saw Chang Xian frantically searching for the manuscript he had written last week. Seeing this, Cao Guangcheng smiled helplessly and said, "After all, it's an 8.5 to 1 advantage. It's normal to win the game with such a result. There's no need to get so excited."

"Can I publish my draft from last week? Let me check if there are any changes needed," Chang Xian said.

"Okay, but I suggest you keep this report short. After all, although Happy was an upset, it's only in the Challenger Series, and the higher-ups won't give it much coverage. So, the report should be concise but informative," Cao Guangcheng advised.

"Oh, I see. Then, Teacher Cao, could you take a look at this for me?" Chang Xian asked.

"You happen to have some time, let me take a look." Cao Guangcheng also thought highly of Chang Xian. After all, he rarely saw a junior who was so enthusiastic about his work. He was willing to help and mentor him in any way he could, let alone someone who just wanted to take a look at an article.

Cao Guangcheng, having worked in this field for so many years, possessed an exceptionally high level of expertise. He quickly identified areas in Chang Xian's report that needed improvement and began to explain them.

"Finally, the part about the competition could be simplified a bit more, like a clickbait headline, just a brief mention would suffice. That's pretty good, and your introductions of the players were excellent. If you continue along this line of thinking, there won't be any problems," Cao Guangcheng said.

"Thank you, Professor Cao. I'll go and make the changes right away." After listening to Cao Guangcheng's words, Chang Xian admired this senior even more and immediately turned on his computer to start making the changes.

As for Cao Guangcheng, he continued to hold his beer mug, but he was somewhat lost in thought. He had already gained a comprehensive understanding of Happy's team composition through Chang Xian's report, and he realized that Happy's team composition was arguably the strongest in the entire Challenger League, except for Excellent Era. In addition, he learned from the report that Happy had said they wanted to enter the professional scene before Excellent Era was relegated. It could be said that if it weren't for Excellent Era, the championship of this Challenger League would most likely have belonged to Happy.

Even now, Happy is generating more buzz than other relegated teams. Honestly, seeing such a team in the Challenger League is both a surprise and an unexpected turn of events. The only pity is that they ran into Excellent Era this season! (End of Chapter)