Rebirth is fine, but I get eight hundred dollars right from the start?

"Professional players face situations a million times more complex than this on the field. The enemy jungler ganks bot at level two, who's to blame? The mid laner doesn't report misses, who's to blame? The patch suddenly nerfs your main champion, who's to blame? You can only bear it yourself. If you can withstand it, keep fighting. If you can't, you collapse."

"That's the significance of this segment today. It has nothing to do with your skills. It's purely about how strong your resolve is."

After Qi Zhanming finished speaking, he winked at Coach Zhou.

Coach Zhou stepped forward, his face stern, and said, "Physical training will proceed as scheduled tomorrow. During lunch, each group will discuss their feelings about what just happened. Meeting adjourned."

"Oh, again?"

"Don't tell me this is a permanent project."

"It seems so."

"Fine, morning exercise tortures the body, and games torture the mind, so let's do both."

The training room was filled with the boys' howls, but knowing that the production team wouldn't change their ways because of their wailing, the contestants resigned themselves to their fate and gradually stood up and walked out.

Luo Yu remained slumped over the table, not moving.

Li Ye stood beside him, not urging him, just waiting.

When Zhao Yicheng walked over, he bent down, put his hand on Luo Yu's back, and patted him.

"Dinner's ready."

Luo Yu mumbled something in response, then lifted his face from his arms. His eyes were a little red, but he didn't cry.

He sniffed, stood up, turned off his computer, and followed the two men outside.

As Luo Yu passed Jiang Chenglu's computer, he glanced at it.

Jiang Chenglu has left, but the screen is still lit up. The flag for the third level is planted at the finish line, with a line of small text displayed next to it: Completion Time - Twenty-one attempts.

Luo Yu stared at the "twenty-one times" for two seconds, then looked away and quickly followed Li Ye and Zhao Yicheng.

……

outside world.

WE Esports Club Base.

Inside the meeting room.

What are your thoughts on HWG's training model?

Pei Le turned his head to look at Zhou Hao and the little beast beside him and asked.

"How do you look at it? Just sit down and look."

Zhou Hao scratched his head in frustration, "How are we supposed to learn this?"

"Physical training is simple, and the reason is easy to understand."

After thinking for two seconds, Xiao Shou said, "Getting up on time to eat breakfast and physical training are all ways to cultivate players' discipline and self-management. I think the strict and disciplined playstyle of HWG in the game is closely related to this daily training. At the same time, proper training can also maintain a good competitive state."

"That's true. HWG's players haven't had many ups and downs throughout the entire season."

"How so? How about we arrange it within WE?"

"Physical training is fine. Pass the word, and it can be implemented tomorrow. The only issue is that I'm wondering if either of you bosses has a suitable candidate for the coach?"

"As for the remaining mental training, I suggest observing for a few more days."

Pei Le clapped his hands and cheered, "Great, great, little beast, let's do it your way."

"Old Pei!"

Just then, Zhou Hao suddenly interrupted, "I think we can put training and everything else aside for now. Shouldn't we deal with some internal issues within the team first?"

"Inside the team..."

"Tsk..."

At this point, Pei Le's smile vanished instantly. "We really need to discuss this properly, otherwise, before the Summer Split is even over, WE might become a mere shell of its former self."

……

Let's leave WE's story aside for now.

outside world.

Thanks to the explosive pre-show promotion of "Next Stop, Career!", the show has attracted a lot of attention since its premiere.

Esports players are delighted to have their own variety show to watch while eating, while casual viewers are more focused on the esports industry itself, as the show's broadcast has given it a preliminary glimpse into its mystique.

But most of them are streamers who need to ride the wave of trending topics and gain traffic.

"Should a real man silently persevere to the end?"

"HWG Career Adventure?"

Huya platform!

A-Le is a streamer who makes a living by reviewing, introducing, and promoting various mini-games.

He doesn't have many fans, only around 100,000, but they are very loyal, mostly drawn to his eloquence.

He's a natural chatterbox; he can talk about anything he plays from beginning to end, complaining as he plays, like he's doing a stand-up comedy routine.

Therefore, this is the scene that most often appears in his live broadcast room;

A skinny young man wearing headphones was huddled in a gaming chair, cursing at a niche game on the screen, while the chat was flooded with "hahaha" comments.

Tonight, Ah Le went live as usual, and someone suddenly commented in the chat.

[Hey Le, why don't you evaluate that guy from the E-God youth training program who just silently persevered?]

Ah Le glanced at the comments and raised an eyebrow: "The HWG one? You mean that torturous little game in 'Next Stop, Pro!'?"

[Yes, yes, that's it! Why don't you give it a review?]

[Don't you usually test casual games? This is exactly your area of ​​expertise, isn't it?]

[I want to see Brother Le perform!]

[Hehe, I definitely didn't say that to see Ah Le break down.]

[Let's get this going! We'll unfollow if you don't give us a review!]

[Yes, yes, unfollow!]

Ah Le touched his chin.

He did watch today's episode, and he almost laughed so hard he fell off his chair this morning.

At first glance, the game did seem incredibly rudimentary, with a pixelated style reminiscent of the Famicom from decades ago. However, the show featured top-tier players, including those at the King and Diamond levels, getting utterly crushed and screaming in agony, creating a truly impressive effect.

HWG has some real talent!

Let's set aside the question of how effective this little game is for the players' training.

From the perspective of the game itself, it was definitely a success.

To be honest, he was itching to play with it at the time, but it was HWG's internal training material, and he couldn't just take it out and play with it directly—that would be too unethical.

"Okay, I'll go ask if I can get authorization."

A-Le took out his phone, found the WeChat contact for the Huya platform operations contact, and sent a message: "Dude, could you help me contact HWG about that 'Professional Adventure' game? Can I test it out in my live stream? Just for fun, not for commercial use, just to give the audience some laughs."

He complained that he was just a small-time streamer.

However, when it comes to game reviews, 100,000 real fans are a pillar of the platform in this day and age. He still has the contact information for the person in charge of Huya's operations.

A reply came quickly on WeChat.

"Okay, I'll ask around for you."

"OK, we've already asked. It's a confidential matter, so we can't cause trouble if we don't agree."

The live chat was instantly flooded with affirmative statements.

However, Ah Le didn't have high hopes. It's the club's property; why should a small streamer with a few hundred thousand followers be allowed to use it freely? That would just be asking for trouble.