The King's Avatar: Become Stronger After Being Rejected, Don't Agree!

After leaving the theater, Lu Chen glanced at the time. It was still early. He took out his account card, inserted it into the card reader, and logged into Glory.

Raising a cup to invite the moon, Lu Chen lingered in the newbie village. He wasn't in a hurry to do dungeons. First, he opened his friends list to see if Ye Du Han Tan and the others were online. Their accounts showed that they were online. Lu Chen's eyes lit up slightly. After all, they had played together all night. Having a helper... well, no, having an experienced player to guide you was still a great feeling. Moreover, they even let him choose the materials they got first. Could there be better teammates than these?

What puzzled Lu Chen was that he hadn't received a response after sending his message.

"They've probably changed people already." Su Muqiu floated over, guessing with a grin, "They're probably staff members of the Tyranny Club, also known as Tyranny Ambition. The accounts don't belong to them personally. To keep their levels at the top, they're online 24/7, with several staff members taking turns logging in. Look at their levels, they're already over level 20."

"I guess this counts as a professional gamer?" Lu Chen was slightly taken aback.

"Yes, it counts." Su Muqiu's words carried a slight hint of emotion: "Actually, most of the guild's high-ranking members originally wanted to join the professional league and become professional players, but they were rejected due to talent, age, or other reasons. However, their love for Glory and their support for their teams is second to none."

Lu Chen nodded. People who have something to aspire to and are willing to work hard for it are all worthy of admiration.

"However, Ye Du Han Tan and the others probably have their own ulterior motives," Su Muqiu said with amusement. "This guy probably sees your talent and wants to recruit you into the Tyranny team. He wants to be the recommender himself, so he didn't report you to his successor, wanting to claim all the credit. Do you want to go to the Tyranny team?"

"I'm not going." Lu Chen shook his head.

[Host detected that they refused to bind with Su Muqiu; basic programming skills have been acquired.]

Programming skills? Lu Chen was slightly taken aback, not understanding why he would learn such skills from Su Muqiu. Looking at Su Muqiu's thick, sun-colored hair, he didn't seem like a programming expert.

[Hehe, okay, okay.] Su Muqiu chuckled: [Let's go, let's level up. Tonight I can reach level 20 and change jobs. Gunner is fun, right? Why don't we just change to Gunner? I had a Gunner silver weapon blueprint ready before, but unfortunately one of my teammates was a girl who played Gunner, so I switched to Gunner.]

"Hmm? Although these two are in the same class, they seem to have quite different controls, right? You just switched them like that?" Lu Chen asked curiously while operating the "Raise a Cup to Invite the Moon" skill.

"Yeah, that's right, but it just so happens that all four of my Gunner classes are equally strong." Su Muqiu tried his best to appear calm, but the corners of his mouth that couldn't help but turn up betrayed his smugness: "Ahem, if I kept playing, I reckon all four of my Gunner classes would be at a near-ban level."

"Oh, wow, it's a bit hard to find a group." Lu Chen exclaimed, not showing the shocked and admiring expression Su Muqiu wanted to see, but just saying it with a slight troubled look.

"No, your reaction seems a bit off," Su Muqiu complained, somewhat dissatisfied.

"Okay, okay, okay, okay..." Lu Chen said perfunctorily, "Oh? I've been added to the team. Huh, did you turn on voice chat right away?"

"Hey! Can you hear me? Wow, you're the one who was on TV this morning, raising a glass to the moon! What's your zodiac sign?" A very enthusiastic voice came as soon as I entered the group.

"Huh?" Lu Chen was slightly taken aback: "Star... constellation?"

"Yeah, yeah! I'm an Aquarius! Yes, just call me Baozi! My friends all call me Baozi!" Baozi Invasion started chatting very familiarly, with a hint of social terrorism about him.

"Uh..." Lu Chen felt his mind was a little confused. Why did he have to tell his zodiac sign before forming a team to run a dungeon?

"He's 'Raising a Cup to Invite the Moon'! He seems to be a pro; he was on TV yesterday!" someone in the team exclaimed excitedly. "'Raising a Cup to Invite the Moon' is in! Should we retreat? Hey? Can we kick 'Baozi Invasion' out?"

"He's the captain... By the way, in that case, let's not retire for now?" A hesitant voice rang out.

"Hey, Brother Yaoyue, if you find this annoying, you can just block this guy for now..."

It's clear that the other three members of the team are already considering leaving. The team is now one member short, probably because that person couldn't handle the pressure and chose to leave. And if it weren't for Lu Chen, a master who had been on TV, joining the team, these three would probably have left as well.

"It's nothing, it's nothing."

[This guy... if it weren't for the thug's claws, I'd really suspect that Huang Shaotian created an alternate account to play online games.] Su Muqiu was speechless.

A group of people entered the spider cave amidst much noise, though the liveliness was achieved with four people remaining silent while one person chattered incessantly.

But as the game progressed, Lu Chen, relying on his exceptional gaming talent and keen observation skills, noticed something amiss: "This steamed bun..."

"Did you notice too? This person's hand speed is pretty fast." Su Muqiu narrowed his eyes: "Under normal circumstances, it's probably around 180 to 200 yuan, right?"

Baozi Invasion was the craziest member of the team. Whenever he saw a monster, he would rush up and attack it without thinking twice, and the other three couldn't stop him no matter how much they shouted.

"How did you figure that out?" Lu Chen asked curiously, controlling Jubei Yaoyue to quickly help Baozi invade and shoot the disordered aggro, while also calling on the other three to come up and deal damage.

The three self-proclaimed veteran players were stunned for a moment: "This... is there any guide that teaches us to play like this?"

"No...no, right?"

"Stop talking, let's go!" shouted the swordsman carrying the heavy sword.

Their previous chaotic fighting style, exemplified by Baozi's invasion, had already created a mess of aggro. Now, with a powerful player backing them up, they couldn't afford to complain about Baozi anymore and immediately rushed in to start fighting.

"Experience, I've seen it all." Su Muqiu rubbed his nose, as if answering Lu Chen's question earlier: "Generally, a hand speed of around 180 is enough. If you're the right age, you can get into trials for various clubs. The benchmark hand speed for professional league players is 200. This Baozi is pretty good, and he doesn't sound very old either."

Su Muqiu's eyes darted around.

"I see..." Lu Chen nodded. "I'll take the test later too."

"Your hand speed is at least 300..." Su Muqiu came back to his senses and said with some complicated feelings.

He had seen Lu Chen play the modified whack-a-mole machine before, and he felt that Lu Chen's ease in the game was at least 300. If there was a chance, he should give Lu Chen a proper test.