Full-time: The Strongest Sniper

"Right now, in my memory, you guys are more like the ones who delivered the final blow to our club," Wu Chen said honestly. Although the boss had told him to stay in touch with the Happy team, he wasn't without his feelings. Spending every day with the people who caused their club's current predicament wasn't exactly pleasant. So even though Happy was the most suitable acquisition target right now, he wanted to wait and avoid choosing them if possible.

"Look, you're being unprofessional again, why bother..." Xiao Nai said helplessly.

"But you guys have reminded me that there's another team that might be very interested in our club's stuff," Wu Chen said.

"You mean the Righteous Slash Team, right?" Xiao Nai said.

“That’s right, it’s them.” Wu Chen replied, not surprised that the other party guessed the team he was talking about so quickly. After all, the other party’s team had veterans like Ye Qiu, Zhang Jiale and Wei Chen. Moreover, he had heard that the other party had close ties with Yi Zhan. It was not surprising that they would think of the other party.

Not to mention the conditions offered by Yizhan. As a team created by famous RMB (real money) players, and with each of them backed by capital, it can be said that the other party is absolutely the most suitable buyer for them right now.

"Yizhan Team... is really good!" Xiao Nai added a smiling emoji after replying, as if he wasn't worried at all about the other party contacting Yizhan.

Seeing Xiao Nai's expression, Wu Chen inexplicably felt that there was definitely something fishy going on, but even if you asked him directly, he wouldn't tell you. After all, he remembered that Xiao Nai and Yi Zhan had previously cooperated. When Yi Zhan first joined the alliance, he had used their influence, and afterwards, their guild alliance had become very successful in the Glory World.

These were not secrets; he himself knew them.

After all, although leaving the professional league made them even weaker since they already had no presence, their determination to enter the professional scene has never changed. As the foundation of the guild, the guild department has always been operating. Although the competition for wild bosses cannot be stopped, their efforts in other aspects have never stopped.

Thinking about it this way, Wu Chen realized that the relationship between the other party and Yi Zhan was really not simple, and that their relationship could be even closer than he had imagined.

Although the internet keeps saying that Team Happy is a grassroots team, they already have retired legends like Ye Qiu and Zhang Jiale, as well as the legendary Wei Chen. If you think those are too old, they also have legends like Jiang Botao from Samsara and Yu Feng from Blue Rain who have defeated them in All-Star and online tournaments. And then there's Qiao Yifan, who left a championship team. These are all formidable players.

And let's not forget, Qiao Jingjing, a national idol and Glory ambassador, is also a player on that team. How could a grassroots team possibly manage to recruit a big star like Qiao Jingjing into their team?

At that moment, a thought suddenly flashed through Wu Chen's mind: Could it be that Yi Zhan was the backer of Happy? And all of this was actually a grand scheme by Yi Zhan—to create two teams at once: one to apply for league entry through the normal process, and the other to compete in the Challenger League. This way, they would control two teams simultaneously, an advantage unprecedented in the history of the league!
However, both teams belong to the same organization, which is a violation in the professional league. Although there are always ways to circumvent the rules, can such a thing really escape the league's qualification review?

Thinking about this, Wu Chen realized his previous idea was too far-fetched and couldn't withstand scrutiny. In fact, the more he thought about it, the more problems arose; perhaps the other party was simply in a cooperative relationship. However, it was undeniable that Yizhan was indeed a very good target. Although many teams entered the professional league through the application process each year, only Yizhan had such a large following and abundant funding. Just the fact that Yizhan dared to mock various teams online even before entering the league showed their confidence.

The current league is ultimately following a commercial route, and since it's commercialized, a strong economic foundation is definitely one of the biggest sources of confidence for a club. But the other side isn't stupid. When Yizhan first entered the professional league, many teams wanted to take advantage of the other side's acquisition of various materials that could improve their own reserves, and sell off some of their useless junk for a good price.

However, neither of them expected that although the other party had a lot of money, they were also very shrewd. Although they made a big show of forming an alliance, they were very low-key in the market, especially during the transfer period.

This year's summer transfer window has been incredibly busy, yet the opposing team has remained completely silent. It's worth noting that newly joined teams in the past would typically acquire some foreign players to improve the average skill level of their existing players.

But Yizhan had no such intention. Although the other side had collected some equipment, there were only about twenty pieces. Such a number of self-made equipment was considered poor even in the professional league.

Because of the Yizhan team's recent near-bottom performance in the last three matches, there have been reports that the league should increase the screening requirements for entering the league, at least to determine the quality of the other team members.

It's fair to say that, as it stands now, Yizan has indeed had a strong start but a decline in performance within the professional league...

Of course, since Yizhan is a new team, people are relatively tolerant of them. Some people say that Yizhan knows their own strength, so they don't buy things from other teams indiscriminately. They might just be rich kids visiting the professional scene, not doing charity to develop the league's economy.

Honestly, if Xiao Nai and the others weren't so familiar with Yi Zhan and his group, they might have thought the same thing.

Even Yizhan's people actually had their eyes on Wuji's resources, and because Lou Guanning, the team captain and core player, was also their team owner, he could be said to be the captain with the most influence among all the clubs in the professional league.

If it weren't for their acquaintance with Xiao Nai and the others, they might have actually done what others imagined. But because of Xiao Nai and the others, they avoided many detours. It can be said that in the eyes of the Yi Zhan team members now, they directly regard Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu as their team advisors.

Right now, while Xiao Nai and the others are chatting with Wu Chen, there's another chat window on the computer screen. This chat window is from someone asking Xiao Nai and Ye Xiu how to take over the Wuji Team... (End of Chapter)