League of Legends: Reborn in Season 3, Tuning the Entire League

Chapter 52 New Contract!
I could hear the exclamations of surprise from the team members at home.

Jiang Ming's lips curled into a wild smile!

All I can say is that the guys at the design institute who love performance art have completely grasped the essence of esports.

He perfectly integrated all the e-sports elements he wanted, and with the help of several experienced renovation workers that Uncle Zhou hired from the labor market who were good at giving advice, the 1+1 achieved a renovation effect greater than 2.

The original dilapidated three-story building has been transformed into a super-modern e-sports warship with black, white and gray as the main colors.

It's no exaggeration to say that while NXG's current team base may not be the most luxurious in the entire esports scene, its trendiness is definitely among the best.

With the school's support, we also saved a lot of money on renovation materials.

The base, which was originally planned to be a simple renovation costing tens of thousands of yuan, was transformed into a high-end facility costing hundreds of thousands or even millions of yuan with the help of the school.

What is this called? This is called using a small amount of money to achieve a big result.

"What are you standing there for? Go inside!"

Jiang Ming, who had been admiring his kingdom for a few seconds, suddenly realized that Song Yuan and the others were just standing there chuckling to themselves.

"The first floor is the training room and living area. The dormitories are arranged on the second floor, with two rooms, 201 and 202. Room 201 is a large room for three people, and room 202 is for two people. You can arrange your own accommodation."

Self-allocation?

Pang Ran and Xu Jing exchanged a glance. As a duo who had been partners for a long time, they developed a tacit understanding. The moment Pang Ran nodded slightly, the two rushed to the second floor with lightning speed.

"Depend on!"

"You two have no sense of martial ethics."

The two Nakano brothers were a beat too slow to react and hurriedly followed behind, trying to close the distance between them with speed.

"Tch, what's there to argue about?" Song Yuan gave a disdainful look and slowly pulled his suitcase behind his boss.

As a top laner, even if he tries to compete for the 1+1 and 1+2 room combinations offered by the club, he can't possibly have a room all to himself. It would be better to let his mid-jungle buddies and the bot lane couple settle the score in a small duo room, and then he can fill the remaining spot in the large room.

Yes, he really wasn't being sarcastic.

Why would a top lane Sigma player feel envious just because his four teammates are all in pairs?

……

Unlike its exquisite and trendy exterior, the team base focuses on practicality inside.

"After all, they paid for everything internally themselves..."

Jiang Ming bought the kind of long tables used in high school campuses for the restaurant on the first floor. Round tables take up too much space, but these long tables can be stretched out in three rows against the wall, so even if the club expands its enrollment, people won't have to squeeze in to eat.

The kitchen is located to the left rear of the restaurant. It's very small, the kind of place where two people would feel cramped working at the same time.

But there was no other way; given the current conditions, more space on the first floor was allocated to the athletes' training rooms. Considering that these young men spend most of their time in the training rooms, the training rooms were made as large as possible for them.

The advantage of renting this three-story building is that there is a spacious parking area in front, which can be used as a place for athletes to exercise in the morning.

"Wow, that's so cool."

Without arguing with his teammates for a room, Song Yuan arrived at the training room immediately. His eyes lit up when he saw the spacious and bright room in front of him.

The high-performance computers were neatly arranged in a row, and a ring of LED strip lights was strung around the gaming desk—although they were cheap items given away as a friendly gift by the peripheral store.

On the walls, in addition to the team's management rules and daily schedule, there are also all kinds of hero posters.

Behind each table, there is a small shelf with green plants such as succulents.

There is no comparison at all.

Compared to the basement where the team used to be, this place is like heaven and hell. "It even has air conditioning, I love it!"

After admiring the combat equipment, Song Yuan stopped in front of the beautiful, tall, cabinet-style air conditioner and pressed his face against it.

Jiang Ming didn't find Song Yuan's reaction particularly exaggerated.

In September, the average daytime temperature in Nanjing is at least 27 or 28 degrees Celsius, so you can imagine how miserable it would be to stay in a stuffy basement.

Snapped!Snapped!
"And this too."

Lin Jingyi, who was also taking inventory of items in the room, patted the big guy on her left.

"Summer is just around the corner, so how can we do without a freezer?"

Song Yuan: "!!!"

The second floor.

Ultimately, the small room fell into the hands of the two players who had gotten there first.

The space is also not large; once a wooden double bed is placed inside, it's no different from a regular student apartment.

Fortunately, there's an extra balcony, and in addition to separating the toilet and shower room, there's also a stone slab counter for washing and laundry.

On the right side by the window, Jiang Ming asked the craftsman to build a locker for each contestant, as a way to protect their privacy.

The three-person room is slightly larger, but considering that three people are staying there, the range of movement on the left and right is not much different.

Uncle Zhou, who works in logistics, lives in room 203, while Aunt Deng rents a house in an urban village and doesn't live on the base.

"Hurry up and pack your things. Ming and Lin are waiting for us in the training room."

Finally arriving at the room, Song Yuan took clothes out of his suitcase while reminding his two teammates.

"Have you told Shi Tou and Qiang Zi?"

“I told you, I said it at the door when I came up.”

……

A few minutes later, the five members of NXG stood neatly in the training room.

Jiang Ming sat in a gaming chair, with Lin Jingyi, who was also his assistant, standing to his right, holding a stack of white documents.

Gulu!

The five men looked at each other, somewhat bewildered even though they had suspected it beforehand, now that the new contract was actually in front of them.

Just six months ago, they were a group of homeless internet cafe hustlers. Overnight, they became members of a newly established but incredibly professional gaming team. Not only were they provided with food and lodging, but all they had to do was play the game well, and the boss would pay them their wages on time.

He earns a meager income of about two thousand yuan a month. You should know that some factories in coastal areas only pay two or three thousand yuan a month even if you work yourself to the bone.

At first, when their parents learned that they could earn money by playing games, they even thought they had been tricked into joining a pyramid scheme.

However, in just a few months, after NXG was promoted from a server team to a professional team, not only did the team base immediately change to a three-story building, but now the boss is actually going to revise their contracts and improve their treatment, just as he said before.

"This is the labor contract drafted by the club. Take a look at it. If you think the conditions and benefits are okay, contact your family. We'll sign the contract in the next few days so the team can register you for the professional league."

Of the five players in NXG, only the top laner Song Won is over eighteen years old.

The others all dropped out of school after graduating from junior high at the age of fifteen or sixteen. Among them, the youngest, Shi Tou, was only a little over fifteen years old.

Therefore, a guardian is required to establish a legal employment relationship with them.

(End of this chapter)