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

The fourth time, the fifth time, and the sixth time.

The more PDD tries to die, the more anxious he becomes; the more anxious he becomes, the more he dies.

He started to act defiantly towards the game, charging forward despite knowing there were pitfalls ahead, muttering, "I refuse to believe it! I can't even beat League of Legends, so I can't beat this crappy pixel game?"

On his eleventh attempt, he finally passed the first hurdle, his whole body covered in sweat as if he had just been pulled out of the water.

"I'm not playing anymore, this game is addictive."

PDD pushed the mouse away, picked up a hamburger, took a bite to calm his nerves, and said, "I'm impressed, HWG's torture game is truly amazing."

It's even more lively over there in Wait.

He's always had a fiery temper, and playing this game was like dry tinder igniting a fire.

The first time I died, a "Holy shit!" was instantly slapped in the face.

He died a second time.

His words immediately escalated to "What the hell is this?"

After dying for the third time, Wait simply stood up, slid his chair back against the wall, and pointed at the screen: "Is this game even for humans? Huh? There are spikes under this flag? There are monsters in this pipe? Who designed this? Step forward!"

The comments section was filled with laughter.

[Waite's iconic moment of breaking down defenses!]

They've stood up! They've stood up!

[I suggest the show's producers give Lu Benwei a "Best Attraction Award".]

Waiter sat down, took a deep breath, picked up his cup, took a sip of water, and picked up the mouse again.

The fourth time, he died on the first step.

He paused for two seconds, gently put down the mouse, and then suddenly grabbed the tissue box next to the keyboard and threw it against the wall.

"I'm not playing anymore! What a trash game!"

The live streams of female anchors like Xiaocang and Miss are more gentle.

Throughout the game, Xiaocang kept exclaiming "Ouch!", "What is this?", and her soft voice, coupled with her occasional startled reactions, made a group of male fans in the live stream exclaim how cute she was.

But despite her gentle nature, she still possesses a tenacious spirit.

After dying seven or eight times, she began to analyze the situation seriously, drawing level diagrams on paper and marking the location and trigger conditions of each trap.

On her fifteenth attempt, she passed the first hurdle.

After dying four times in the second level, she stopped and continued to redraw the picture on the paper.

She spent nearly several hours on each of the third and fourth levels, pushing forward one by one.

By the time she cleared the fourth level, it was already late at night. She let out a sigh of relief and smiled at the camera: "Not bad, easier than I expected."

Bullet comments:

[Is this what you call simple?]

[Sister Cang is amazing!]

[Hey, you call this easy? I played for three hours and still couldn't get past the first level!]

Is this the level of commentary skill? It's terrifying.

It's pretty much the same on Miss's side.

She played faster than Ogura, but she also died more often than Ogura.

Each time she died, she would let out an "Ah!" and then start over.

When she got to the second level, the number of viewers in the live stream doubled, all of them there to watch the female streamer break down.

Miss glanced at the enticing data, her lips twitched, and she gritted her teeth to suppress the resentment that threatened to explode and continued.

PDD, Wu Wukai, Xiaocang, Miss, and many other streamers, big and small, have jumped into this pit one after another.

For the entire week following that day, the two trending topics on the live streaming platform, "HWG Professional Adventure" and "Streamer Breaks Down," took turns appearing and never dropped off the top.

Some enthusiastic players even created a compilation titled "Famous Scenes of Streamers Challenging HWG Professionals' Adventure and Breaking Through Defenses," which garnered over 500,000 views in one night.

The comments section was filled with laughter and感慨 (gǎnkǎi, a feeling of mixed emotions, including reflection and amusement).

"This game is a fucking genius design."

"Pro players get wrecked by this thing every day, no wonder they all have such stable mentality."

"Now I believe it, not just anyone can be an esports player."

"E God's move was brilliant. A simple pixelated game saved the show millions in advertising costs."

In the HWG studio, Lin Shu leaned back on the sofa, watching the program data on the screen rise steadily, and a slight smile appeared on his lips.

Gu Xinyue sat to the side, took a pen and wrote a few words in her notebook, then handed it to him to see.

Lin Shu looked down and saw it read: "You won again. I'll make the plan for season two for you."

Lin Shu laughed and handed the notebook back to her: "Let me correct you, even if you win, you still have to do it for me."

Gu Xinyue rolled her eyes. "They're just targeting me!"

"Okay, okay, don't be angry."

"Get ready, I'm going to meet some people with you this afternoon."

……

Once the program started airing smoothly and things were on track, Lin Shu decided not to invest too much energy in it anymore.

To reiterate, a boss should focus on managing the overall direction. While a detailed understanding of the trajectory of the projects under their management can certainly lead to better management, it shouldn't mean micromanaging everything. Doing so will only result in a sudden and devastating end.

After the mental training is completed, the athletes still need to do the most basic preliminary confrontation assessment. Only after the basic training is completed will it be time for him to take the stage.

After lunch, Lin Shu went to the first team's training room first.

How is the team's training going?

"Is there anything I can help you with?"

Lin Shu looked at the middle-aged man in front of him and asked.

The man was a seasoned professional whom Lin Shu had specially invited from other game projects to temporarily serve as HWG's assistant coach.

"The team is currently operating normally!"

Upon seeing his boss, Tao Yu bowed and replied, "The training is very effective, and Xiye is growing very fast."

"And what about yourself?"

"As a coach, what are your responsibilities regarding team training and matches?"

Tao Yu said, "The training content you arranged is very detailed. I only need to supervise the athletes' completion. If I can't even do these small things well, then I will be letting you down."

"Don't just listen to me; have your own ideas. Think more when you're reviewing the game with the players."

Lin Shu patted the other person on the shoulder and encouraged him.

He also hopes to train more coaches who can work independently, so that he can further delegate this part of the work in the future.

"I will try my best!"

"The boss is here!"

"Hey boss, it's been days! I've missed you terribly!"

"What brings you to visit us today?"

"Hey, when are you planning to go back to training, boss? If you don't start training soon, Wangzai might steal your starting position."

After finishing a training match, the players saw Lin Shu standing behind them and, without any psychological burden, chattered and gathered around him.

"I'm actually hoping that Hanwei can take over the mid lane so that I can rest more and focus on management."

"No, that won't work!"

Zhang Hai said in an exaggerated manner, "I don't know what's wrong with those guys in the LPL lately. They're always studying us. Winning matches is no problem, but it's getting harder and harder to gain an early advantage."

"We don't feel at ease without you here."

"Go away, go away, first take off your title of 'Top Lane Solo Kill King' before you talk."

(Updates will probably be slower these next few days, just letting you know in advance.)