The Full-Time Master: the Arrival of the Moon God

There is no hope for Yanyu. A layman will command an expert. As long as the team can make money, the championship doesn't matter.

I have some thoughts after reading Chapter 4 so far. Only a personal opinion, not universal. The first point is that Chu Yunxiu's status in the Misty Rain Club is written too low. In the original work, the top management of Yanyu actually has a core value from the beginning to the end, which is to build Yanyu into an e-sports star factory. As for the results, I am not very optimistic about it. It just so happened that Chu Yunxiu was the number one beauty expert. Generally speaking, as a leading actress, it was impossible for anyone to be able to shake her. The reason why Yanyu is in such a situation where he is unable to achieve high standards and cannot achieve low results is actually because Yanyu has fully understood and eaten up Chu Yunxiu's character to death. She likes to complain to Su Mucheng about the team's decisions, which just shows that she is a little straight and a little soft, but also a little afraid of trouble and has no independent opinion. The more he complained, the more he cared, so it was unlikely that Chu Yunxiu would leave Yanyu. The second point is that it is impossible for Samsara to let Zhou Zekai go, and it is impossible for Su Mucheng to go to Yanyu. This led to the fact that the sisters were signed by Yanyu without looking at the team's lineup. The third point, derived from the first point, is that the character creation of this team manager was destined to be inappropriate from the beginning. The fourth point is that based on the holding of the World Championships, the audience's "aesthetic" began to change from "personal charm" to "team honor". This is the basic point of Yanyu's reform.

The update is slow, let's not talk about whether the protagonist can be played quickly. It's true that the teammates are better than the protagonist. It has nothing to do with it.

As for eSports, the volume of competitions in a single European country is too small. In reality, all European competitions are needed to compete with competitions in major competition areas such as China, South Korea and the United States.

The sorting details are a bit problematic, and there shouldn't be so many of them. . .

The number of words is too small. I'll keep it for now. I'm reading about 500,000 words.