Wang Ming's resume is probably the most outrageous one HR has ever seen - the education column is filled with "National server jungler", the work experience is written with "five kills in the kitchen, takeout line, electronics factory team battle MVP", and the skill certificate is the Honor of Kings provincial competition certificate.
He was "fed" by his father's game screens since he was a child. When he was 5 years old, he used Arthur to kill bronze games. At the age of 10, he earned pocket money through power leveling. He was also accidentally bound to the "Canyon Academic System" - five kills in exchange for mathematical formulas, and he unlocked English words by moving up to a higher level. He turned his gaming talent into a ticket to higher education.
But he was unemployed after graduation, and HR's words "We need to get serious about our academic qualifications" kicked him into the real jungle: the kitchen master practiced skill accuracy, the takeout route replicated the rhythm of the jungle, and the electronics factory assembly line turned into a team battle scene. Leading the chef in five rows to wash dishes instead of washing dishes, designing the "order-taking tactics" for the take-out station into "Wild King Scheduling", and using the King BP idea to optimize the assembly line so that the factory manager can chase for promotion.
Some people laugh at him for being despondent by playing with things, but he feels that life is a MOBA: "Squatting in the grass in the wild is hiding, guarding the tower against the wind is persistence, and going on a rampage with five kills is explosive."
Later, he incorporated these experiences into game design. When "game currency = RMB" detonated the entire Internet, people who had crossed out his resume finally understood: How is this playing games? He lived his life as an MVP.
