With the cannon fodder script in hand, it is easy for the king to change his fate

Azhen was relieved to be at ease. She hadn't really wanted to explain the problem to Pei Chen in the first place, but judging from Pei Chen's reaction just now, she knew that he was losing face and would try to make amends for himself.

Even if they are very thoughtful, they are only teenagers and cannot possibly deal with these things in a nonchalant manner.

After this incident, Pei Chen probably won't come to her for questions again anytime soon, at least not in front of Jian Mo.

Jianmo has been coming to school every day lately, becoming much more diligent.

It's said that he lives off-campus, sharing a room with several male students who recently transferred from the same school. Those guys are also in their first year of high school, but in different classes. Judging from their interactions, they seem to have a pretty good relationship.

Since they transferred schools, they've been coming to have lunch with Jianmo every day, and Azhen has become familiar with them.

However, A-Zhou had a question: why did they all call Jian Mo "Brother Leng"?

During lunch that day, she asked this question, and for a moment, the few people eating at the cafeteria table paused and looked at Jian Mo.

Jianmo coughed lightly: "Online name, we met online."

"We met through playing games."

"It's been several years."

A-Zhuang understood, and then asked, "Is your online name 'Brother Leng' or 'Leng'?"

“Cold,” Jian Mo said. “I was originally thinking of naming it ‘aloof’.”

The conversation got out of control and all the awkward things were said. Jian Mo was a little speechless with himself, but seeing that An obviously didn't seem to mind, he relaxed.

"Back then, I was helping a classmate from a well-off family with his account, and I never expected to run into Brother Leng," Xie Musheng (Piaopiao) said. "Because I was helping my classmate and was charging him, and I even specified the character, it just so happened that it overlapped with Brother Leng's role. But Brother Leng got the role he wanted, and my classmate's account was actually quite bad at that role, so of course he couldn't get priority with Brother Leng. I tried to ask to switch roles, briefly explaining that I was helping the account owner with this role to earn living expenses, and I didn't expect Brother Leng to actually give it to me."

"In this situation, many people want to play in their preferred positions and are unwilling to change."

“Piaopiao played really well. It was around that time that I realized I was actually quite suited to playing support.” Jian Mo laughed. Later, they added each other as friends and gradually learned about Xie Musheng’s situation.

He wasn't particularly outstanding academically, so getting a scholarship was practically impossible.

At that time, the old woman who found him was still alive, but she was struggling. Even with subsidies, the two of them, grandmother and grandson, had a hard time. He was still young and couldn't do anything else. He was also a bit lucky. By chance, a classmate who was very wealthy saw him watching a game and asked him if he wanted to play together.

He said he didn't have a phone, so the classmate handed him one to play with, and then pulled another one out of his bag. Later, the classmate offered to give him that phone.

He didn't ask for it, and the other party didn't force him. They would just take out their phone whenever they had free time and let him play with it.

Sometimes, when that classmate didn't want to play anymore, he would ask Xie Musheng to play his account for him, paying him for it, which Xie Musheng was happy to do. He couldn't take things from others for free, but he felt at ease receiving what he earned through his own labor.

Until the second year of junior high school, that classmate was going abroad.

Xie Musheng's grades were average. He had planned to work and earn money after graduating from junior high school, then buy a cell phone and maybe even earn some pocket money by playing games for others. Due to a lack of information and not having a cell phone himself, he could only play games and read information by borrowing from classmates. Xie Musheng had no idea what kind of development was possible in the gaming world.

It was Jian Mo who, after hearing about his situation, got the idea. By then, the five of them were already familiar with each other; in fact, they all knew Jian Mo first, and only got to know each other through her.

Ma Xuan and Jian Mo have been classmates since kindergarten and get along very well.

Upon hearing Jian Mo's words about playing professional games together when they grew up, everyone was very excited. Xie Musheng heard that he could make a lot of money, so he followed along on the boat without really understanding what was going on.

They were underage at the time, so they could only watch and wait with longing.

Azhen now understood why Jianmo had been missing class, which was understandable.

"We're going to our accommodation for a little training later, An, would you like to come along?" Jian Mo asked, revealing all her secrets. She was actually a little nervous, since many people considered students playing games to be a waste of time.

What if An doesn't understand either?

Jane was troubled. Does becoming an adult really mean you can have anything? It doesn't seem like that.

An is not an object; he can't do whatever he wants with her, and there's no way to interfere with her thoughts.

Seeing that Jian Mo was about to tear his hair out, Azhen nodded: "Okay, what are you guys playing? Can I join in?"

The huge weight on Jian Mo's heart was lifted, and he took out his phone to introduce it to Azhen.

After lunch, Azhen had already downloaded the game and went with Jianmo and the others to their current place of residence.

On the same floor, Jianmo rented two apartments opposite each other. The apartments were large enough to accommodate five people. She also hired a housekeeper to cook and clean.

Since they will only turn sixteen this year, they will have to wait until next year to participate in professional competitions, so there is still plenty of time.

"No coach?" A-Zhen was only surprised to find out that this was just a makeshift operation without a coach. She was a little speechless.

Judging from Jian Mo's situation, his family must be wealthy enough not to be unable to afford a coach.

“It’s hard to find a good coach. When people hear about our situation, they all think it’s just kids making a fuss. My plan is to wait until next year. In our situation, we have no competition experience, no professional training, and we look very unprofessional, so it’s normal that we’re not highly regarded.” Jian Mo was a little helpless. He had a lot of money and no one to manage him, but sometimes it takes a bit of luck to hire a coach he was willing to take on.

With his skills, it's not like no one would try to recruit him in the game, but he has his own ideas. Now that he has his own team, joining another team would definitely mean less freedom, and he might even be separated from his teammates. He doesn't want that, and neither do his teammates.

They wanted to walk that road together, never to be apart.

The future is uncertain, but at least for now, they don't want to separate.

Of the five, he and Shen Xiaoju (Xiaoju) are both well-off, especially him, as all the family's money belongs to him and, now that he's an adult, he has complete control over it. Shen Xiaoju also receives a generous annual dividend, which is more than enough to support them. Given the opportunity to realize their dreams, why not?
As for Chi Fang (Langlang), Xie Musheng (Piaopiao), and Ma Xuan (Huanhuan), one of them was originally a troublemaker who couldn't be kept at home and often skipped school to go out and be a hooligan. Another was an orphan whose only mother-in-law had passed away. The third was from a family that was not as well-off as Jian Mo and Shen Xiaoju, but it wasn't particularly bad either. His family even hoped that Ma Xuan and Jian Mo would get along well, so of course they wouldn't stop them.

Especially for Chi Fang and Xie Musheng, if it weren't for Jian Mo's recruitment, one might still be a hoodlum and the other would already be working in a factory. Could things be any worse than that? (End of Chapter)