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Da Kun replied without hesitation, "Of course I know him. He was a legendary figure in the Dragon Kingdom. Who doesn't know him?"

"But I think he was banned later... What happened? Why are you suddenly bringing him up?"

"What I'm trying to say is that before I met him, I thought the same thing as you." Ye Fei leaned back on the sofa.

"But now, my thinking has changed."

He looked into Da Kun's eyes, his tone calm and earnest:

"My goal is not to be a professional player for one person, but for the entire Dragon Kingdom."

Da Kun's expression froze.

"I believe you know, after all these years here, that no matter how strong a person is, it's useless if the environment in China doesn't change," Ye Fei said.

"From what I've observed, the current Chinese esports scene isn't suitable for me to join a professional team. So, for now, I don't plan to join any team."

The office was silent for a few seconds.

Da Kun slowly leaned back on the sofa, looking at Ye Fei with a look that was hard to describe.

After a moment, he smiled, a hint of relief in his expression.

"Mr. Ye, I apologize for my rudeness earlier." Da Kun stood up and refilled his teacup.

"The questions I asked you earlier were just to test you, but your answers exceeded my expectations."

"Actually, my true thoughts are roughly the same as yours; I also don't want you to join a professional career."

Ye Fei raised an eyebrow, instinctively thinking, "What kind of rhetoric is this now?"

Da Kun sighed, sat back down, and his tone suddenly became deep:

"Of course I have my reasons. After so many years in the association, I've seen it all too clearly..."

"The biggest problem in China's e-sports scene has always been its conservatism and inability to adapt."

"If this continues, problems will arise sooner or later. The recent Japanese hunter war incident is a sign of that."

"Now, countries are keeping their own research and development status highly confidential and never leak any information."

"Now that so much time has passed, nobody knows how far their top-ranked countries have progressed in their research."

"Only the Dragon Kingdom has remained stagnant for three consecutive years, showing no sign of progress! If this continues, next year's National Games will likely be..."

He didn't finish his sentence, but the meaning was already quite clear.

Ye Fei looked at Da Kun, and his impression of the man changed slightly.

Da Kun continued, "But you are different. You are different from those professional players. You are not attached to the existing system."

"You're not like a player who strives for a consistent win rate; you're more like a free-spirited player... In other words, I see hope in you."

"Mr. Ye, I'll be frank with my thoughts: I'd like to ask you to stay at our school."

Ye Fei's heart skipped a beat.

"You don't need to be a coach or a lecturer. Just play games occasionally and record some A10 gameplay footage, and that's enough."

"My idea is that our organization should compile a new set of teaching materials in the near future."

"But without anyone to take the lead and without resources, this work has never started."

Hearing this, Ye Fei recalled the "far-fetched" teaching methods he had previously disliked.

He even argued with Coach Wang about it back then, and I still remember it vividly.

Da Kun noticed his hesitation and quickly added:

What I mean is, you don't need to participate in the specific writing of teaching materials.

"You just need to explain your thinking clearly and answer the coaches' questions, then leave the rest to them."

"You don't need to come to work every day, you have flexible hours, and you can continue your current life."

"And the salary will be twice your current income! And you can make any requests you have, as long as I can fulfill them."

Da Kun seemed very excited and continued to ask:

"How about it? Tell me your current income, how much do you earn?"

Ye Fei picked up his teacup and slowly took a sip.

He doesn't care about reputation or salary.

What he cares about is the job itself, and what its significance is for himself and for the entire country.

Over the past few days, he has gradually come to understand that in this world, winning is everything. Everyone has lost their original aspirations in their pursuit of victory.

Even children treat playing video games like going to school. They go to great lengths to get training at various institutions, but in the end, they don't even get to use the actual teaching materials.

He was just a time traveler, and this world wouldn't allow him to break free. All he could do was "change" within the existing rules.

If he can really rewrite a set of teaching materials, even if it only affects one institution or a group of students, it will be a start and more meaningful than him getting a hundred A10s himself.

He had been searching for a solution, and now this is another way.

Besides, he never intended to join the team in the first place. Staying at the academy and observing slowly might not be a bad choice.

"Okay." Ye Fei took another sip and put down the teacup.

"I promise you."

Da Kun's eyes lit up, and he poured him another cup of tea, then said with a grin:

"Thank you very much for the opportunity to cooperate, Mr. Ye."

"Well, I have a small request, and I hope you can grant it."

"you say."

"I intend to continue keeping your affairs confidential from the organization." Da Kun's tone was very serious.

"you say."

"I intend to continue keeping your affairs confidential from the organization." Da Kun's tone was very serious.

"Let me explain. This is actually for the sake of China, but it's also for my own selfish reasons."

Ye Fei looked at him. Although he was prepared for the news to be made public and did not object to keeping it a secret, he still couldn't help but feel a little confused.

After all, Da Kun is just an outsider, so what good would it do him to keep it a secret?

Da Kun continued:

"For the Dragon Kingdom, no one can do what you do right now. You are the Dragon Kingdom's sharpest sword! Enough to pose a threat to all countries."

"However, it's not a good time to draw your sword too early. With the internet so developed these days, there's been no shortage of foreign interference."

"What if you get even a minor bump or bruise, or what kind of 'accident' happens before you step onto the national sports field? Wouldn't that be a loss for the Dragon Nation?"

Ye Fei seemed to be deep in thought.

In a world where spires determine a nation's fate, anything can happen when someone who poses a threat to all nations enters the public eye.

"A sharp sword can only unleash its greatest power when it is drawn at the right time. As Sun Tzu said, 'When you are capable, show that you are incapable.' 'The skillful attacker moves as high as the heavens!' I believe you understand this."

"Therefore, keeping your identity a secret now is the best option for the entire Dragon Kingdom."

Da Kun paused for a moment: "Of course, that's speaking on a grand scale; I also have my own selfish motives."

"I won't hide it from you. When you came with Chef Cai last time, I'm sure you heard it too. Isn't the 'Sword Forging Project' local competition about to start?"

"If you could stay at the organization and contribute to us, that would be my greatest wish."

"After all, nobody wants their good stuff to go to outsiders, especially since you're not good stuff, you're a sword! Hahaha..."

Upon hearing this, Ye Fei fully understood his meaning. The "boss" in front of him was more honest and open-minded than he had imagined.

He didn't hesitate much: "Okay, no problem, I can agree to this request."

Da Kun stood up and shook hands with him again, warmly and affectionately: "Great! It'll be a pleasure doing business with you, Mr. Ye!"

"From now on, our organization will have to rely on you a lot!"

Ye Fei took his hand and said, "It's a pleasure working with you," but he knew that this was still not his final destination.

In this world, simply joining someone else's team is nothing more than becoming an appendage of their will, turning into the next "Star Abyss".

His goal is to build his own team sooner or later!

"Let me explain. This is actually for the sake of China, but it's also for my own selfish reasons."

Ye Fei looked at him. Although he was prepared for the news to be made public and did not object to keeping it a secret, he still couldn't help but feel a little confused.

After all, Da Kun is just an outsider, so what good would it do him to keep it a secret?

Da Kun continued:

"For the Dragon Kingdom, no one can do what you do right now. You are the Dragon Kingdom's sharpest sword! Enough to pose a threat to all countries."

"However, it's not a good time to draw your sword too early. With the internet so developed these days, there's been no shortage of foreign interference."

"What if you get even a minor bump or bruise, or what kind of 'accident' happens before you step onto the national sports field? Wouldn't that be a loss for the Dragon Nation?"

Ye Fei seemed to be deep in thought.

In a world where spires determine a nation's fate, anything can happen when someone who poses a threat to all nations enters the public eye.

"A sharp sword can only unleash its greatest power when it is drawn at the right time. As Sun Tzu said, 'When you are capable, show that you are incapable.' 'The skillful attacker moves as high as the heavens!' I believe you understand this."

"Therefore, keeping your identity a secret now is the best option for the entire Dragon Kingdom."

Da Kun paused for a moment: "Of course, that's speaking on a grand scale; I also have my own selfish motives."

"I won't hide it from you. When you came with Chef Cai last time, I'm sure you heard it too. Isn't the 'Sword Forging Project' local competition about to start?"

"If you could stay at the organization and contribute to us, that would be my greatest wish."

"After all, nobody wants their good stuff to go to outsiders, especially since you're not good stuff, you're a sword! Hahaha..."

Upon hearing this, Ye Fei fully understood his meaning. The "boss" in front of him was more honest and open-minded than he had imagined.

He didn't hesitate much: "Okay, no problem, I can agree to this request."

Da Kun stood up and shook hands with him again, warmly and affectionately: "Great! It'll be a pleasure doing business with you, Mr. Ye!"

"From now on, our organization will have to rely on you a lot!"

Ye Fei took his hand and said, "It's a pleasure working with you," but he knew that this was still not his final destination.

In this world, simply joining someone else's team is nothing more than becoming an appendage of their will, turning into the next "Star Abyss".

His goal is to build his own team sooner or later!

"Let me explain. This is actually for the sake of China, but it's also for my own selfish reasons."

Ye Fei looked at him. Although he was prepared for the news to be made public and did not object to keeping it a secret, he still couldn't help but feel a little confused.

After all, Da Kun is just an outsider, so what good would it do him to keep it a secret?

Da Kun continued:

"For the Dragon Kingdom, no one can do what you do right now. You are the Dragon Kingdom's sharpest sword! Enough to pose a threat to all countries."

"However, it's not a good time to draw your sword too early. With the internet so developed these days, there's been no shortage of foreign interference."

"What if you get even a minor bump or bruise, or what kind of 'accident' happens before you step onto the national sports field? Wouldn't that be a loss for the Dragon Nation?"

Ye Fei seemed to be deep in thought.

In a world where spires determine a nation's fate, anything can happen when someone who poses a threat to all nations enters the public eye.

"A sharp sword can only unleash its greatest power when it is drawn at the right time. As Sun Tzu said, 'When you are capable, show that you are incapable.' 'The skillful attacker moves as high as the heavens!' I believe you understand this."

"Therefore, keeping your identity a secret now is the best option for the entire Dragon Kingdom."

Da Kun paused for a moment: "Of course, that's speaking on a grand scale; I also have my own selfish motives."

"I won't hide it from you. When you came with Chef Cai last time, I'm sure you heard it too. Isn't the 'Sword Forging Project' local competition about to start?"

"If you could stay at the organization and contribute to us, that would be my greatest wish."

"After all, nobody wants their good stuff to go to outsiders, especially since you're not good stuff, you're a sword! Hahaha..."

Upon hearing this, Ye Fei fully understood his meaning. The "boss" in front of him was more honest and open-minded than he had imagined.

He didn't hesitate much: "Okay, no problem, I can agree to this request."

Da Kun stood up and shook hands with him again, warmly and affectionately: "Great! It'll be a pleasure doing business with you, Mr. Ye!"

"From now on, our organization will have to rely on you a lot!"

Ye Fei took his hand and said, "It's a pleasure working with you," but he knew that this was still not his final destination.

In this world, simply joining someone else's team is nothing more than becoming an appendage of their will, turning into the next "Star Abyss".

His goal is to build his own team sooner or later!

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"Let me explain. This is actually for the sake of China, but it's also for my own selfish reasons."

Ye Fei looked at him. Although he was prepared for the news to be made public and did not object to keeping it a secret, he still couldn't help but feel a little confused.

After all, Da Kun is just an outsider, so what good would it do him to keep it a secret?

Da Kun continued:

"For the Dragon Kingdom, no one can do what you do right now. You are the Dragon Kingdom's sharpest sword! Enough to pose a threat to all countries."

"However, it's not a good time to draw your sword too early. With the internet so developed these days, there's been no shortage of foreign interference."

"What if you get even a minor bump or bruise, or what kind of 'accident' happens before you step onto the national sports field? Wouldn't that be a loss for the Dragon Nation?"

Ye Fei seemed to be deep in thought.

In a world where spires determine a nation's fate, anything can happen when someone who poses a threat to all nations enters the public eye.

"A sharp sword can only unleash its greatest power when it is drawn at the right time. As Sun Tzu said, 'When you are capable, show that you are incapable.' 'The skillful attacker moves as high as the heavens!' I believe you understand this."

"Therefore, keeping your identity a secret now is the best option for the entire Dragon Kingdom."

Da Kun paused for a moment: "Of course, that's speaking on a grand scale; I also have my own selfish motives."

"I won't hide it from you. When you came with Chef Cai last time, I'm sure you heard it too. Isn't the 'Sword Forging Project' local competition about to start?"

"If you could stay at the organization and contribute to us, that would be my greatest wish."

"After all, nobody wants their good stuff to go to outsiders, especially since you're not good stuff, you're a sword! Hahaha..."

Upon hearing this, Ye Fei fully understood his meaning. The "boss" in front of him was more honest and open-minded than he had imagined.

He didn't hesitate much: "Okay, no problem, I can agree to this request."

Da Kun stood up and shook hands with him again, warmly and affectionately: "Great! It'll be a pleasure doing business with you, Mr. Ye!"

"From now on, our organization will have to rely on you a lot!"

Ye Fei took his hand and said, "It's a pleasure working with you," but he knew that this was still not his final destination.

In this world, simply joining someone else's team is nothing more than becoming an appendage of their will, turning into the next "Star Abyss".

His goal is to build his own team sooner or later!

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"Let me explain. This is actually for the sake of China, but it's also for my own selfish reasons."

Ye Fei looked at him. Although he was prepared for the news to be made public and did not object to keeping it a secret, he still couldn't help but feel a little confused.

After all, Da Kun is just an outsider, so what good would it do him to keep it a secret?

Da Kun continued:

"For the Dragon Kingdom, no one can do what you do right now. You are the Dragon Kingdom's sharpest sword! Enough to pose a threat to all countries."

"However, it's not a good time to draw your sword too early. With the internet so developed these days, there's been no shortage of foreign interference."

"What if you get even a minor bump or bruise, or what kind of 'accident' happens before you step onto the national sports field? Wouldn't that be a loss for the Dragon Nation?"

Ye Fei seemed to be deep in thought.

In a world where spires determine a nation's fate, anything can happen when someone who poses a threat to all nations enters the public eye.

"A sharp sword can only unleash its greatest power when it is drawn at the right time. As Sun Tzu said, 'When you are capable, show that you are incapable.' 'The skillful attacker moves as high as the heavens!' I believe you understand this."

"Therefore, keeping your identity a secret now is the best option for the entire Dragon Kingdom."

Da Kun paused for a moment: "Of course, that's speaking on a grand scale; I also have my own selfish motives."

"I won't hide it from you. When you came with Chef Cai last time, I'm sure you heard it too. Isn't the 'Sword Forging Project' local competition about to start?"

"If you could stay at the organization and contribute to us, that would be my greatest wish."

"After all, nobody wants their good stuff to go to outsiders, especially since you're not good stuff, you're a sword! Hahaha..."

Upon hearing this, Ye Fei fully understood his meaning. The "boss" in front of him was more honest and open-minded than he had imagined.

He didn't hesitate much: "Okay, no problem, I can agree to this request."

Da Kun stood up and shook hands with him again, warmly and affectionately: "Great! It'll be a pleasure doing business with you, Mr. Ye!"

"From now on, our organization will have to rely on you a lot!"

Ye Fei took his hand and said, "It's a pleasure working with you," but he knew that this was still not his final destination.

In this world, simply joining someone else's team is nothing more than becoming an appendage of their will, turning into the next "Star Abyss".

His goal is to build his own team sooner or later!

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"Let me explain. This is actually for the sake of China, but it's also for my own selfish reasons."

Ye Fei looked at him. Although he was prepared for the news to be made public and did not object to keeping it a secret, he still couldn't help but feel a little confused.

After all, Da Kun is just an outsider, so what good would it do him to keep it a secret?

Da Kun continued:

"For the Dragon Kingdom, no one can do what you do right now. You are the Dragon Kingdom's sharpest sword! Enough to pose a threat to all countries."

"However, it's not a good time to draw your sword too early. With the internet so developed these days, there's been no shortage of foreign interference."

"What if you get even a minor bump or bruise, or what kind of 'accident' happens before you step onto the national sports field? Wouldn't that be a loss for the Dragon Nation?"

Ye Fei seemed to be deep in thought.

In a world where spires determine a nation's fate, anything can happen when someone who poses a threat to all nations enters the public eye.

"A sharp sword can only unleash its greatest power when it is drawn at the right time. As Sun Tzu said, 'When you are capable, show that you are incapable.' 'The skillful attacker moves as high as the heavens!' I believe you understand this."

"Therefore, keeping your identity a secret now is the best option for the entire Dragon Kingdom."

Da Kun paused for a moment: "Of course, that's speaking on a grand scale; I also have my own selfish motives."

"I won't hide it from you. When you came with Chef Cai last time, I'm sure you heard it too. Isn't the 'Sword Forging Project' local competition about to start?"

"If you could stay at the organization and contribute to us, that would be my greatest wish."

"After all, nobody wants their good stuff to go to outsiders, especially since you're not good stuff, you're a sword! Hahaha..."

Upon hearing this, Ye Fei fully understood his meaning. The "boss" in front of him was more honest and open-minded than he had imagined.

He didn't hesitate much: "Okay, no problem, I can agree to this request."

Da Kun stood up and shook hands with him again, warmly and affectionately: "Great! It'll be a pleasure doing business with you, Mr. Ye!"

"From now on, our organization will have to rely on you a lot!"

Ye Fei took his hand and said, "It's a pleasure working with you," but he knew that this was still not his final destination.

In this world, simply joining someone else's team is nothing more than becoming an appendage of their will, turning into the next "Star Abyss".

His goal is to build his own team sooner or later!

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"Let me explain. This is actually for the sake of China, but it's also for my own selfish reasons."

Ye Fei looked at him. Although he was prepared for the news to be made public and did not object to keeping it a secret, he still couldn't help but feel a little confused.

After all, Da Kun is just an outsider, so what good would it do him to keep it a secret?

Da Kun continued:

"For the Dragon Kingdom, no one can do what you do right now. You are the Dragon Kingdom's sharpest sword! Enough to pose a threat to all countries."

"However, it's not a good time to draw your sword too early. With the internet so developed these days, there's been no shortage of foreign interference."

"What if you get even a minor bump or bruise, or what kind of 'accident' happens before you step onto the national sports field? Wouldn't that be a loss for the Dragon Nation?"

Ye Fei seemed to be deep in thought.

In a world where spires determine a nation's fate, anything can happen when someone who poses a threat to all nations enters the public eye.

"A sharp sword can only unleash its greatest power when it is drawn at the right time. As Sun Tzu said, 'When you are capable, show that you are incapable.' 'The skillful attacker moves as high as the heavens!' I believe you understand this."

"Therefore, keeping your identity a secret now is the best option for the entire Dragon Kingdom."

Da Kun paused for a moment: "Of course, that's speaking on a grand scale; I also have my own selfish motives."

"I won't hide it from you. When you came with Chef Cai last time, I'm sure you heard it too. Isn't the 'Sword Forging Project' local competition about to start?"

"If you could stay at the organization and contribute to us, that would be my greatest wish."

"After all, nobody wants their good stuff to go to outsiders, especially since you're not good stuff, you're a sword! Hahaha..."

Upon hearing this, Ye Fei fully understood his meaning. The "boss" in front of him was more honest and open-minded than he had imagined.

He didn't hesitate much: "Okay, no problem, I can agree to this request."

Da Kun stood up and shook hands with him again, warmly and affectionately: "Great! It'll be a pleasure doing business with you, Mr. Ye!"

"From now on, our organization will have to rely on you a lot!"

Ye Fei took his hand and said, "It's a pleasure working with you," but he knew that this was still not his final destination.

In this world, simply joining someone else's team is nothing more than becoming an appendage of their will, turning into the next "Star Abyss".

His goal is to build his own team sooner or later!