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

When An Shuohai mentioned refusing to participate in the competition, A-Zhou was not surprised.

After all, her performance was indeed outstanding among ordinary people, and the teacher did not want to give up on such a promising talent.

This time, she also plans to have a good talk with An Shuohai about her work as a game coach.

“Those guys you saw before, Dad, have now formed a team. They’re really good at the game, and it’s inevitable that they’ll go pro. Now, I’m their coach, and I’ll be leading them down that path. Being a coach is something I love, it’s my lifelong dream,” A-Zhen said without changing her expression.

It's perfectly normal for people to have many dreams.

Even for an ordinary person, life is still quite long. She needs to find something she's interested in doing. After all, the tasks the client requires her to complete are limited. As for the rest, she can arrange them herself. She's the one who will live her whole life in this world.

Seeing that An Shuohai looked a little confused, Azhen was very patient and slowly explained the situation in this industry, and also mentioned some of the previous information.

Most importantly, she didn't forget to mention the generous prize money for each team that placed. Of course, having taken on this coaching role, her goal was to win the championship.

She also mentioned that she has started receiving a salary as a coach.

An Shuohai stared at the balance in Azhen's account, his eyes momentarily dazed. When he first heard about games, as a traditional person, he did feel that it was a bit of a waste of time.

But as he listened to his daughter's explanation, he gradually realized that this was already a mature industry, recognized by the state, and that the gaming industry also provided jobs for many people and paid taxes to the country. He understood that it was no different from other industries, just more youthful.

Especially the hosts and commentators, they all possess extremely high professional qualities. Having learned that many of the hosts and commentators are graduates of prestigious universities, An Shuohai has abandoned traditional prejudices and is now taking them seriously.

He began to question the meaning of life when he saw that his sixteen-year-old daughter was earning 100,000 yuan a month.

"Can you really earn 100,000 yuan a month?" An Shuohai asked in a low voice, afraid that his daughter was lying to him.

After all, that's 100,000 a month! I can't believe the boss isn't stupid, right?
Azhen chuckled, "Dad, the boss is very rich, and he's not stupid. The main thing is that I'm very useful. With my help, their strength has improved by a lot. You have to believe in my talent in this area. Just like my achievements, I won't be bad at doing anything else either."

"Otherwise, would the teacher have mentioned having me participate in the competition?"

An Shuohai steadied himself. That's right, his daughter was only one point away from a perfect score on her midterm exam. In fact, it was almost a perfect score. The Chinese teacher deducted one point, and it wasn't a basic mistake, but rather a deduction for her essay.

It seems reasonable for a daughter who gets such excellent exam results to be good at things she's interested in, right?

"Will it affect my studies?" he asked again.

Even though it seems like a promising career path, he still can't shake off traditional ideas; academic performance remains very important.

Azhen said, "We've been doing this for half a semester, Dad, do you think it's affecting your studies? Not only that, the team captain also got third place in the grade this time. This guy sits behind me, and he hasn't fallen behind in either training or studying. He can still improve in the future."

Jian Mo spends significantly less time studying than Pei Chen. He used to be rather careless with his studies, relying solely on his intelligence to maintain decent grades. If it weren't for Azhen's encouragement, he wouldn't even be in the top three of his grade. If he continues to skip classes like that, he'll be lucky to even get a mid-range finish. After all, even geniuses can't do nothing.

Given Jianmo's situation, with a little more time, he'll definitely be second in the grade.

Forget about being first in the grade; that spot is hers. Pei Chen was already quite defensive this time; he'll probably be even more defensive after Jian Mo surpasses him. That's fine, though. She can't use other methods against Pei Chen who hasn't done anything wrong, but making him defensive through his grades is enough.

“Dad, if you have time, you can come and visit our workplace. Watch them relax by playing games. Don’t just focus on making money. After all, I can earn money too. If you need anything, just come to me.” A-Zhen said that An Shuohai probably felt he had let his child down, so he had been working particularly hard lately.

Even though she told him not to work so hard, he didn't listen.

Now we finally have a chance; this time the other party should listen.

An Shuohai's eyes welled up with tears. At this moment, he felt the unease brought by the dream disappear, and his heart was completely at peace.

"Okay, then I'll go take a look."

He felt relieved, but he still cared a lot about the environment in which his daughter worked.

That afternoon, A-Zhou took An Shuo-Hai to the studio.

Seeing the clean and tidy place, and noticing the polite manners of Jian Mo and the others, An Shuohai felt relieved. Moreover, the fact that a housekeeper was available to handle some chores further reassured him.

“Our club is still in the site selection stage. We’ve already picked out a few good locations, and we’re just waiting to finalize the place before buying or renting it for renovations,” Jian Mo said. “Uncle An is in the renovation business, isn’t he? I heard you’re very good at it. Could we ask you to do the work? You’re the coach’s father, so we can trust you. If you do the work, we won’t need to assign anyone to supervise it and delay training time. We need to train and keep up with our learning progress.”

Jian Mo's appearance as a well-behaved child, diligently studying and building his career, earned high praise from An Shuohai.

The others secretly gave Jian Mo a thumbs up. It had to be their captain; he was already trying to curry favor with the coach's father. With that said, everyone would praise their captain as a good student.

When the topic of renovation came up, An Shuohai became very enthusiastic and inquired about the specifics.

After leaving the studio, An Shuohai was somewhat dazed, and only when he looked at the contract in his hand did he come to his senses.

So, after coming all this way, he actually landed himself a huge job? From what we talked about before, the area that needs renovation is quite large, and he's responsible for both the soft and hard furnishings. The only explanation is that he's the coach's father, a good person, highly skilled, trustworthy, and someone I can rely on.

Entrusted with this important task, An Shuohai couldn't help but perk up.

Since the children trusted him so much, he certainly wouldn't let them down.

After separating from Azhen, he started to learn about the games that Jianmo and the others were playing whenever he had free time, and even searched for information about related clubs online, taking it all very seriously.

Seeing that An Shuohai had been persuaded, Azhen had nothing left to worry about.

The teachers seemed somewhat indifferent. They had originally contacted Anzhen's parents hoping they could persuade her not to waste her talent. However, Anzhen's father surprisingly said that as long as his daughter was happy, that was all that mattered; she had her own ideas, and forcing her to do things she didn't enjoy would make her unhappy.

He added that Anzhen has already made a perfect plan for her life!

The teachers shook their heads regretfully. Aren't all parents these days obsessed with pushing their children to excel? What's wrong with Anzhen's father? (End of Chapter)