I'm a platinum-level author, so what if I play professionally?

Unlike his large head, Zhu Kai's mind was only as small as a chicken's eye.

Originally, only youth team players were required for the trial, but Zhu Kai brought in the starting lineup this time.

On the other side, the top laner is Flandre, the jungler is SofM, and the bot lane consists of ADC Mint and support Mo.

The reason why Ohq, whom Zuo Wu invited from Incheon three times, was not included is because Ohq has only been with the team for a short time and his integration with the team is still very poor. His performance in previous training matches has been consistently poor.

Therefore, Zhu Kai directly put Ohq into Song Wen's team, with Crystal as support. The mid laner was Song Wen, the jungler was Wang Ke, and the top laner was a youth training player.

As soon as Wang Ke sat down, Song Wen began to speak:

"What was that jerk Xiao Zhu babbling about to you about just now?"

He was wearing headphones and didn't hear what the two were saying, but he did catch a glimpse of Wang Ke and Zhu Kai seemingly arguing out of the corner of his eye.

"He asked us what we wanted to eat for lunch so he could order takeout first."

Upon hearing Wang Ke's words, Song Wen laughed heartily.

"He's smart to know his place."

During the team voice chat, Crystal listened to the two chatting with a strange expression and couldn't help but ask a question.

"Are you two related to Zhu Kai?"

Zhu Kai stood behind the crowd, his face dark: "No!"

Zhu Kaifa swore that in his more than 20 years of life, he had never seen such a despicable person.

It's one thing for people to talk behind his back, but for these two bastards to say such things to his face is to completely disregard his dignity.

"Xiao Zhu, you're here," Song Wen turned to look at Zhu Kai, "I want to eat beef noodles for lunch."

Zhu Kai gave a forced smile: "Let's talk about it after you stay."

If Zuo Wu hadn't been there, Zhu Kai would have already kicked those two out.

But Song Wen seemed oblivious to the threat in Zhu Kai's words and rolled up his sleeves.

"Now that you put it that way, I'm really excited! Everyone, please! From now on, everyone will follow Wang Ke's orders!"

Crystal couldn't quite hold back.

Who is Wang Ke?

"Wang Ke is our Wild King," Song Wen said, then looked at Ohq, who looked like he hadn't woken up yet, and simply cursed in Korean, "Ya shi ba kei sei gi, are you still asleep? Why aren't you saying anything?"

Song Wen's sudden outburst of Korean startled everyone.

Wang Ke then remembered that Song Wen had played in the LCK for half a year.

Ohq's eyes widened, and he instantly perked up.

He pointed at himself, incredulously asking, "Were you just insulting me?"

"Any other Koreans here besides you?" Song Wen scoffed. "Since you're in China, you should learn Chinese properly. You have to speak gibberish to me."

Song Wen's sudden attack clearly stunned Ohq, and it took him a long time to recover.

By the time he realized what was happening, no one was paying attention to him anymore. If he reacted again now, it would make him seem slow to react. He couldn't understand why this kid was so arrogant when he was here for a trial.

So he could only sit there blushing and remain silent.

"Hey you," Song Wen turned to look at the top laner, "the one who plays top lane, what's your name?"

"Um, Liu Yao, just call me Xiao Liu."

The academy top laner was also completely bewildered at this moment, and unconsciously began to be polite to Song Wen.

"Oh, Xiao Liu, you'll listen to Wang Ke now. Do whatever he tells you to do."

At this moment, Zhu Kai stood next to Zuo Wu with a flushed face and couldn't help but mutter to himself.

"Who is this guy? He talks so arrogantly, like a scoundrel."

Zuo Wu, however, looked at the group with a smile and said:

"I think it's great. Our team just needs a leader, right?"

The Snake team is mostly composed of young players, and they tend to have softer personalities.

This naturally has its advantages, namely, a better team atmosphere and less likelihood of conflicts.

However, similarly, when faced with crucial decisions during a game, there is often one less person who can make the decision.

But Zhu Kai didn't interpret Zuo Wu's words the same way.

Zhu Kai, who rose from a casual fan to head coach, was naturally a shrewd person. Seeing Zuo Wu protecting the two of them like this, he couldn't help but mutter to himself.

"Could these two kids be related to Zuo Wu?"

The more he thought about it, the more uneasy he felt.

"No wonder when Zuo Wu asked me to scout out a new mid-laner, I received an email the next day. And usually, Zuo Wu handles this himself, but this time he asked me to do it... It turns out he had planned everything all along..."

Upon realizing this, Zhu Kai was greatly alarmed.

Could it be that my cold attitude towards these two kids has already displeased Zuo Wu?

Zhu Kai looked at Zuo Wu suspiciously, and sure enough, he found that the other party was giving him a cryptic smile.

Zuo Wu thought to himself, "You little brat, you fooled me so badly by impersonating a coach, today I'll make you suffer a bit too."

But Zhu Kai saw it as: "You little brat, you better know your place."

Zhu Kai has always been a man of action.

He took out his phone, turned around, and walked out.

"Hey boss, give me two bowls of beef noodles!"

Meanwhile, Wang Ke and others had already begun the business development process.

Wang Ke is on the blue side, while Wei Zi is on the red side.

Under Wang Ke's command, the blue team's first three picks directly eliminated three mid-lane champions: Orianna, Syndra, and Kassadin.

On the other hand, the red team did a more conventional job of banning a few strong meta champions, and they clearly only considered Ohq and Crystal's bot lane as human, banning Caitlyn, Jhin, and Sivir, three ADC champions.

Zhu Kai had already ordered the beef noodles and returned when he heard Zuo Wu speak:

What are your thoughts on the blue team's draft picks and bans?

Hearing Zuo Wu's words, Zhu Kai hesitated about how to respond, then heard Zuo Wu continue:

"Wang Ke has some ideas, but his bans, especially Orianna and Syndra, are clearly aimed at Zz1tai. Instead, he has allowed the strong Cassiopeia and Ryze to be released. His thinking is obviously still stuck in solo queue ranked games."

Zhu Kai was taken aback, but immediately realized what was happening.

You idiot Zuo Wu, you've deliberately come here to fish!

This is clearly a leader being modest about his own child, but if you follow the leader and belittle his child, then there's something really wrong with your thinking.

So Zhu Kai immediately spoke up:

"I think Wang Ke is actually very smart. In this kind of trial, there's no need to try to ban any of the meta heroes. He probably figured that firstly, the opposing team probably wouldn't take it too seriously, and secondly, the opposing team is a disorganized group, so they're unlikely to plan any team tactics around meta heroes. Therefore, he just needs to ban their signature heroes."

"And in fact, we all know that the outcome of this trial match is not very important. What matters is whether they can deliver a standout performance. Following this line of thought, banning Zz1tai's signature champions and then focusing more on the mid lane during the match to gain an advantage is a very smart choice."

Listening to Zhu Kai's eloquent speech, Zuo Wu looked at Zhu Kai with surprise in her eyes.

This pig was cursing Song Wen and Wang Ke a second ago, and now he's praising them?

"Have you really considered all that?"

Zuo Wu was somewhat skeptical.

Zhu Kai patted his chest and assured him.

Yes, yes, we have them.