League of Legends Invincible Coach

After finishing his late-night snack, Old Wang patted his butt, got up, and prepared to leave.

He was afraid that his house would be burgled if he got home too late.

As a master of stealing bases, having your base stolen is something you can't forgive.

Quan Guangrong called out to him from behind.

"Hey! Old Wang."

Old Wang: "What are you doing?"

Quan Guangrong: "Gone?"

Old Wang: "Yes."

Quan Guangrong: "Where are we going?"

Old Wang: "Go home."

Quan Guangrong: "And then?"

Old Wang: "Looking for a new job."

Quan Guangrong: "Is it okay if I don't look for a new job?"

Old Wang: "If I don't work, how will you support me?"

Old Wang walked forward for a while, and then Quan Guangrong's voice rang out behind him again.

Quan Guangrong: "Hey! Old Wang!"

Old Wang: "What is it now?"

Quan Guangrong: "I'll take care of you!"

Old Wang: "You should take care of yourself first, you fool."

Old Wang turned around.

After confirming eye contact, I met the right person.

Old Wang once said that...

The longest road he ever walked in his life was the road of Quan Guangrong's routine.

Clearly, this journey is not yet over.

When Quan Guangrong played the emotional card at the entrance of the late-night snack shop, Lao Wang knew he couldn't refuse and had once again boarded Quan's pirate ship.

So, Lao Wang, who had been away from Glory for a month, returned once again.

He served as both team leader and assistant coach.

That same day, Lao Wang began to take on the role of assistant coach, arranging for Glory and the LPL Spring Split champions, who are currently ranked first in the Summer Split standings...

The youth training team played a training match.

The result was that Team Glory suffered a complete defeat.

It's embarrassing that an LPL team can't even beat the youth training camp of other teams, the so-called "little brothers".

Seeing this result, Quan Guangrong completely gave up on putting up a last-ditch resistance.

The only hope is that Lao Wang can stay by Wu Di's side and use his skill in stealing bases to see if he can learn a few tricks from Wu Di so that he can be of some use when the club can no longer afford Wu Di.

One day later, Wu Di signed a formal coaching contract with Glory Club.

Base salary 25,000, bonus 1000 for each win.

In the contract, Quan Guangrong and Wu Di spent an hour patiently explaining the performance-based agreement, and finally made some adjustments.

Of course, Wu Di's exorbitant demands left Quan Guangrong with room to negotiate a lower price from the very beginning.

Ultimately, the performance-based agreement in Wu Di's contract was as follows:

If Glory team successfully avoids relegation at the end of the season, Quan Guangrong will transfer 5% of the club's shares to Wu Di.

They made it into the playoffs, with a 7% chance of advancing.

Securing a spot in the global finals, 15%.

Win the global championship and get 50% of the shares!

Quan Guangrong cut more than half of the shares awarded to Wu Di for helping the team avoid relegation and make it to the playoffs.

In exchange, the shares awarded to Glory for winning the global finals championship will not be reduced at all.

In Quan Guangrong's eyes, this was something that was simply impossible to do.

This year's League of Legends World Championship has three slots for the LPL: the first seed, the second seed, and the third seed.

The No. 1 seed is the champion of the Summer Playoffs, so they don't need to participate in the World Championship Regional Finals; they can directly advance to the Group Stage.

The No. 2 seed is the team with the highest points throughout the year (Spring and Summer Splits), excluding the Summer Split champion.

The No. 3 seed is determined by the teams ranked second to fourth in the overall standings throughout the year, and the winner will be decided through two rounds of best-of-five matches.

Honor only joined the LPL this summer and didn't participate in the Spring Split, so they have 0 points.

The summer season has a total of 60 matches, and the start was a 40-game losing streak. Including yesterday's two matches, there are still 18 matches left to play.

Theoretically speaking, Glory still has a chance to make it to the playoffs and win a spot in the World Championship.

There's still a sliver of hope for making the playoffs, but the chance of winning a spot in the World Championship is extremely slim—it's like winning the lottery.

The least likely outcome is winning the global championship.

In China, apart from Taiwan Province winning a championship in Season 2 when the number of League of Legends players and the development of skills and tactics were not yet fully developed, there are no other regions that have achieved this.

At other times, Chinese teams have only won the runner-up title once, back in the early days of Season 3. The rest of the time, they were eliminated early in the semifinals or quarterfinals.

The League of Legends World Championship is currently dominated by South Koreans.

The South Korean team SKT has won the World Championship twice in a row, in S5 and S6, and is eyeing its third championship trophy to establish an esports dynasty.

Resisting South Korea is the mainstream voice in the current Chinese e-sports community.

Therefore, Quan Guangrong didn't cut much of the share reward for securing a spot in the global finals and winning the championship. He didn't dwell on this with Wu Di because he felt that the Glory team simply couldn't achieve these things.

What Quan Guangrong considered impossible, Wu Di saw as something that had to be done.

He can only keep winning.

Either reach the pinnacle or achieve the ultimate.

Either he will be laid to rest soon.

There is no third option.

Without giving Quan Guangrong any chance to cheat or renege, Wu Di took a month's salary in advance from the team and sent the contract directly to a world-renowned law firm in Shanghai for notarization.

The notary fee is 5000 yuan.

It's a bit pricey, but it's a big law firm with a good reputation, so the high price is justified, which puts Wu Di at ease.

After all, this contract could potentially involve share disputes worth hundreds of millions of yuan in the future, and Wu Di didn't want to leave himself with any legal security risks.

Compared to those young people who sign contracts without reading them and can buy their peak e-sports career for tens of thousands of yuan, Wu Di's thorough consideration and cautiousness, in Quan Guangrong's eyes, left him no room for cheating or trickery.

If you don't give people any space or fertile ground to do evil, they will naturally only be able to be good people.

Wu Di transferred the remaining 20,000 yuan to his father via WeChat.

As a result, Wu Di, who had received an advance on a month's salary, was left with only the few thousand yuan he had initially earned.

Fortunately, Wu Di is now focused on the competition and rarely leaves his home. The Glory Club provides him with food and lodging, so he doesn't have to spend a penny of his money and can live happily in Shanghai, a city known for its extravagance.

Those overgrown children who earn 10,000 to 20,000 yuan a month, or even more, yet constantly complain about being poor and needing financial support from their families, should learn from Teacher Wu.

After transferring the money, Wu Di dialed his father's number.

"Zizai, where are you playing now? Can you video chat with me sometime so your mom and I can see you?"

The call was quickly connected, and Wu's father's warm voice came through.

Wu Di has been in Shanghai for 5 days.

During this period, he would post a few photos taken in the ancient city every day, creating the illusion that he was still playing in the ancient city.

Wu Di was planning to give his parents a big surprise, so he kept his job at the Shanghai Glory Club a secret from his family these past few days.

Now, the contract has been signed.

The overall situation has been decided.

Wu Di is also preparing to come clean with his family.