Urban: I Become a College President!

This book should collapse 🤫 Let's not talk about the e-sports market. Just for chefs, with this terrifying success rate and speed, the catering market will be overwhelmed in a few years 😅

This book was really well written in the early stages, until you reached a turning point and prepared to open an e-sports major. I had a bad feeling at the beginning, because the e-sports plot has just begun, so I planned to wait and see. I can't say wait and see. I will definitely subscribe, but I really want to say that it is really difficult to find a job in this e-sports major! First of all, have you thought about the training direction for this e-sports major? Do you plan to focus on cultivating people in front of the stage? Or behind the scenes? If you are in front of the stage, the golden period of the player is only a few years. If you cannot achieve results, it will really have a great impact on the person's future, because the e-sports industry is different from other industries. After this period, no team will choose you, and then you will not be popular, and it will definitely be difficult to do live broadcasting. So retired players directly go to the factory to screw? Of course, I believe that the students in the school described by the author will definitely achieve results, but the main reason is that the three views of us readers are not consistent. If you really write as I said, I will really feel that this hook is a bit too open And the second point is that if you cultivate people behind the scenes, it is difficult to write about the feeling of satisfaction, because students can't just work directly as soon as they enter the school, go to the club for internship? So instead of going to the club for internship, are you going to let the students provide guidance online? This will really make me feel embarrassed, brother. Finally, I wish the author can write this paragraph well, and by the way, I wish you a book to become a god!

E-sports misleads young people. Many games go out of business in a few months, and the better ones also go out of business in a year or two. No matter how good the games are, they do not have a wide audience and have no audience base. Games like King of Kings, Chicken Dinner, and League, which can be popular for a long time, only have a few in the entire game industry in so many years. , And professional players have only been young for a few years, and they are considered veterans in their twenties. They are basically teenagers. The students they will train will become veterans after graduation. In this major, they are anchors and play games. Good skills may not necessarily be good at live broadcasting, which is quite embarrassing. As far as the global e-sports circle is concerned, there are only so many people. You can destroy this circle within a few years of graduation. Unless you train students to develop their own games, in short, you will inevitably mislead your children 🤐

I'm quite curious that you are all so opposed to the e-sports profession. Let me ask a question: What do you think you should choose as your second major? Or what major can be based on teacher skills? First of all, you can surpass the teacher. Big guys, come with an idea.

Don't write about e-sports as your second major. Although many young people play games nowadays, it is really misleading to use it as a major. The employment opportunities are really too small. E-sports can be placed as a subject under the game major, but it cannot be a separate major. And even if you are a game major, you should focus on game production, art, and planning.

I have read some comments about e-sports majors. The core drawback lies in e-sports. There are too few people in the pyramid. The first batch of students can write about e-sports players around the world. What about the second and third sessions? Competing with the previous session? E-sports has no function of serving the public at all. And e-sports has no positive impact on mainstream society at all. Therefore, it is recommended that the author consider the perspective of serving the public in his subsequent majors: For example, if he majors in barbering, will he be able to find a job anywhere? Can we also write about the barbershop assassin? Build a global hairdressing brand. You can also tell me if you have any good suggestions. I think this book is really well written so far.

It's not for e-sports. This thing is really useless. Anything you can do is better than this. E-sports is even worse than the NBA. If you don't have talent, it's all nonsense. If you can't reach the world level, it's garbage.

I'm currently planning to see how the author's e-sports writing about it goes on the shelves. I probably won't be able to subscribe. I hope the author will report the results at that time. The only pity is that there is no control group. I hope those who support writing about e-sports can give me a good subscription! But for now, the novels written about schools all include e-sports. It seems that the promotions of those game companies have convinced many people.

The author's idea is very good, but the medical student is too poisonous. This kind of service and dedication is completely remunerated. If you do it like this, will the police do the same? Do the Border Guards want this? Is this what firefighting should do? Is this what every dedicated position in this country has to do? Still not working overtime? Are they people in other positions?

There is no other possibility except that the author himself is addicted to e-sports. Even if it's not beauty salon, driving maintenance, etc., The author would be more reliable to open a martial arts major than e-sports.