Starting from a Fake University-Chapter 62 - I Understand What Do You Understand_1

62: Chapter 62: I Understand, What Do You Understand?_1

62 -62: I Understand, What Do You Understand?_1

Whether it’s accepting an invitation from another club.

Or forming their own club, the students need to make that decision for themselves.

Actually, Ding Yue leans more towards establishing their own club.

After all, wouldn’t it be a waste to let the talented players cultivated by their own E-sports Game College be exploited by others?

But Ding Yue can’t force them, it ultimately depends on what Xiong Jiahao and Feng Jin want.

So, Ding Yue said to the five E-sports class students with a smile, “No matter what path you choose, as a principal, I support you.”

The students looked at each other, their minds filled with difficult decisions.

Should they choose to join another club?

Or should the school form its own club?

Seeing this, Jian Zihao seriously told the five students, “Let me explain the pros and cons of different choices.

Once you’ve heard them, make a decision.”

“Okay.”

The five students nodded in unison.

“Firstly, if you accept an invitation from another club, Xiong Jiahao and Feng Jin, you two have made it to the top ten in the country within a month and have a bit of fame in the circle.

I believe that clubs will come to sign contracts with you soon.”

Xiong Jiahao and Feng Jin locked their attention on him.

Being die-hard players of League of Legends, Xiong Jiahao was already at the extraordinary master level before coming to Mist City Arts and Science University.

In the continuous month of training at the E-sports Game College in Mist City Arts and Science University, Xiong Jiahao found that he had made great progress.

Within a month, he had made it to the third rank in the national server.

Of course, a crucial factor was his exceptionally synchronize teammate, Feng Jin! freewebnøvel.coɱ

Going professional was definitely the dream of both Xiong Jiahao and Feng Jin.

As for Qian Yu, Yao Jing and Wang Shilin, they were the three most compatible with Xiong Jiahao and Feng Jin in the past month, and also the students with the best skills in the jungle, mid-lane, and top-lane positions.

The three of them also harbored aspirations to go professional.

When they heard their senior, Jian Zihao, promise that professional teams will come looking for them, they were somewhat excited.

“However, Xiong Jiahao, Feng Jin, the two of you might not be able to join the same team due to various reasons.

You might get lucky and join the same team, but even if you do join an LPL team in China, there’s no chance you’ll get to play this year.

You might have a chance next year, but there are too many excellent players in the LPL.

As newcomers, be prepared.”

Jian Zihao said with a serious tone.

“If I play ADC, Feng Jin definitely has to be my support.” Xiong Jiahao frowned and said.

“So, I’m suggesting a second option.

Principal Ding could establish a club, Xiong Jiahao, you can team up with Feng Jin, and with Qian Yu, Yao Jing, and Wang Shilin as teammates, you can all pursue your dreams together.

However, if a university forms a club, you have to start from the LCL.”

Jian Zihao continued.

“LCL, the college league?” asked Ding Yue.

“Yes, a new club can participate in the college league.

For the promotion route, they start from the City Heroes Competition, enter the A-league professional league, and then advance to the LPL.”

Jian Zihao explained the current state of the professional League of Legends competition in China.

There are roughly three levels.

First is the City Heroes Competition, through which you can advance to the A-league professional league, also known as LSPL, and then enter LPL.

“Um, my personal suggestion is to take it step by step, it’s more solid that way.

All the club expenses would be borne by the school.”

Ding Yue expressed his own opinion.

He mainly didn’t want the talent cultivated by his school to be used by others!

“What Principal Ding said is correct, you five have potential to go professional.

Taking it step by step is a good choice.

If you join other professional clubs, there might be issues with team coordination.

Moreover, if you fail in a match due to poor coordination, there’s a high chance you’ll be moved to the second team.”

Noticing Principal Ding’s intentions, Jian Zihao echoed his words while addressing the five students.

“How about we take it step by step?”

“If Feng Jin and I are signed by different teams, that definitely won’t work.”

“The five of us work the best together; joining other teams might create coordination problems.”

“Jiahao, with our strength, it’s definitely not a problem for us to make it to the A-league professional league through the City Heroes Competition.

Then we can strive for a place in LPL.”

“Exactly!”

The five students consulted with each other, and their opinions were basically the same.

Then, Xiong Jiahao stepped forward and nodded, “Okay, Principal Ding, we’ve decided.

The five of us can’t be separated.

If that’s the case, other clubs definitely won’t sign all five of us.”

“Great!”

Hearing this, Ding Yue grinned and stood up from his office chair, applauding them, “I will personally fund and establish a club.

You guys don’t need to worry about money, just perform well!”

“Thank you, Principal Ding!”

Xiong Jiahao, Feng Jin, and the others bowed in gratitude.

“Then, Teacher Jian Zihao, could you take the trouble to guide us in the preparations for establishing a club?”

“Don’t worry, Principal Ding.”

Jian Zihao admired these young people like Xiong Jiahao and Feng Jin, who struggled together on the road to chasing their dreams.

Being professional players with a wealth of experience, whether it’s preparing a club, guiding them as a teacher, or serving as their coach, Jian Zihao didn’t see any problem with it.

After all, Ding Yue gave him a lot of money!

After discussing the plans for the club with Jian Zihao, Ding Yue saw him and the five students out.

They were going back to continue their training.

Since they’ve decided to go professional, continuous training was inevitable, especially at their golden age of eighteen.

When Jian Zihao and the students left, Ding Yue stretched lazily, took out his cellphone and opened WhatsApp.

He sent a voice message to Wen Ruohan, “Wen Ruohan, come to my office.”

“Ahem, Yue, are you tired from dealing with so much work?

Are you calling the secretary to…

Ahem, I understand, I’ll go back first.”

Seeing this, Xu Bin seemed to understand something instantly.

Wen Ruohan is Yue’s secretary, she works when there’s work, and when there isn’t, what is she called to the office for?

“What do you understand?

I called Wen Ruohan here because I’m planning to take her with me to the Education Bureau to handle the application for land allocation for educational use.

Surely, I, as a principal, can’t go out without a secretary?”

Ding Yue glared at Xu Bin.

“Ah ha?

So that’s it…” Xu Bin was embarrassed.