Chapter 104 If we don’t add fuel to the fire now, when will we?

"What? Yanyu planted a mine in the contract?" Pei Yunteng listened to Feng Xianjun's phone call and felt that the world was a huge circle.

The sky-high penalty for breach of contract in the intention contract, the overlong child labor contract that bullies young players, and the insatiable marketing attitude...

What kind of alien RNG.

But the problem is that RNG dared to play like this. Firstly, it was because the league rules were not perfect at that time and the players lacked legal awareness.

When the league developed, RNG happened to become one of the top teams in LPL with its achievements, and its fan base was large enough.

This gives us the confidence to make a fuss about things like player contracts.

But what is your level, Yanyu? Do you dare to play with contracts?

I’m afraid he doesn’t even know how to write the word death.

"Yes, President Pei, I know Yanyu's management. They are typical greedy people who value money over their lives." Feng Xianjun's tone was a little excited.

Feng Xianjun seems to have been living too comfortably recently.

Although the workload of leading an online competition is indeed quite intense, Feng Xianjun was able to handle it with ease because the competition system was largely inspired by the Honor of Kings Challenge Tournament.

The technical support provided by Tencent is quite powerful, and it has played a very strong suppressive role on some evil spirits.

At least the League has been online for such a long time, and no cheat dealer has successfully developed a League of Legends cheat that can operate normally.

In addition, during this period of time, the top troublemakers in the league have been concentrating on games and training, and basically no major trouble has occurred.

This made Feng Xianjun's work progress very smoothly.

So much so that since the day he was recruited by Pei Yunteng, he almost never took the bottle of quick-acting heart-saving pills he carried with him.

He even missed the days in the Glory Professional League when he was easily angered to the point of losing consciousness.

Just then, Lan Yu called him.

When Feng Xianjun saw the caller ID on his cell phone screen, he was inexplicably excited.

He took out the dusty bottle of quick-acting heart pills from the drawer, uncorked the bottle and put it next to him, then slowly answered the phone.

The result... Misty Rain?
That's fine.

However, although there was no problem in his family, Feng Xianjun could also see that this was a good opportunity.

"Boss Pei, I know the most about the Glory Alliance. If we dig deeper into the matter of Yanyu's contract blockage, we will definitely be able to dig out a lot of big information from the alliance management!" Feng Xianjun was a little excited.

"Even if nothing else, the fact that such a huge loophole can still be exploited eight years after the establishment of the alliance is enough to ruin their reputation!"

When he was still the chairman of the alliance, Feng Xianjun had to make some excuses when he encountered things like Yanyu.

But now, Feng Xianjun is just like the trolls and haters he hated the most in the past:
If you don't listen, you'll add fuel to the fire! You'll cause trouble!

After listening to his report and ideas, Pei Yunteng nodded slightly: "It's okay to follow up on this matter."

"However, before doing anything, we must first do a self-examination. The iron must be strong before it can be forged. When we set fire to the enemy, we must not burn ourselves."

Compared to Feng Xianjun who was only interested in gaining glory, Pei Yunteng was much calmer.

The Lu Hanwen case involves many things and is very complicated.

Especially his age, he started playing professionally when he was less than fourteen years old, and his contract was blocked by someone.

If this matter gets out of control, it will really attract the attention of the mainstream perspective of the whole society and cause a major earthquake in the gaming industry.

By then, if we impose a restriction on the gaming time for minors...

Then the good situation that Pei Yunteng had worked so hard to build would be buried with his glory. "Actually... is there such a big risk?" Feng Xianjun began to sweat.

Since he has never experienced the true e-sports boom, he is still half a step behind Pei Yunteng in terms of vision.

Although the brain above managed to calm down, it still felt a little regretful: "What a pity, what a good opportunity..."

"You don't have to feel too bad. The struggle between professional leagues is not something that can be won by just one or two public opinion storms."

"As long as we can run our own league well and build our own e-sports ecosystem, victory will be firmly in our hands."

Pei Yunteng smiled and comforted.

"But... with the help of this incident, we can teach the players in the alliance how to change jobs."

……

"I'm sorry, manager. I still feel that the Thunder's environment may be more suitable for my growth."

"The controller of Fengcheng Yanyu, you should look for other better players!"

Dai Yanqi bowed deeply 120 degrees in front of Manager Yanyu's ugly face, which looked as if she had eaten shit.

The manager wanted to make one last effort and give some more advice, but he only saw Dai Yanqi bow, pick up her suitcase, and run away like a mouse seeing a cat.

Before the manager could say anything to try to stop him, he disappeared at the intersection.

The manager looked at the deserted streets, feeling extremely angry, but there was nothing he could do so he could only walk back in disappointment.

"It seems that future contracts need to be further optimized, or at least made more covert." The manager thought.

Dai Yanqi refused, and Zhao Yuzhe was driven away again. It’s a bit difficult to find a high-quality elemental mage player...

But when he arrived at the door of the Yanyu Club, he found that Lu Hanwen had been waiting here for a long time.

"Why are you standing here if you're not going to training?" The manager's attitude towards Lu Hanwen was not so good.

Firstly, he was in a really bad mood right now, and secondly, Lu Hanwen had already signed the contract after all, so it didn’t matter if his attitude was a little off.

Unexpectedly, the next moment, Lu Hanwen also bowed in the same way: "Sorry, manager, I may not be able to continue to play in the Yanyu Club!"

No? You want to run away too? You have a contract!
The manager was almost laughing out of anger, and his tone became gloomy: "Where do you want to go?"

Unexpectedly, Lu Hanwen gave him a completely unexpected answer: "I want to go back to school."

"Going to school?" The manager was stunned at first, and then his face immediately turned pale.

Lu Hanwen's contract can restrict Lu Hanwen's future in the professional arena. As long as Yanyu does not let him go, Lu Hanwen can only stay in Yanyu and play for him.

But if Lu Hanwen stops playing and retires, that won’t be something the contract can control!

"Hanwen, why are you doing this? With your talent, you will definitely be able to perform very well in the professional arena. Why do you have to return to school?"

The manager's tone subconsciously softened and he began to persuade earnestly.

Lu Hanwen looked at his pretending to be kind and was immediately excited:

Sure enough, the captain’s idea really works!

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　　I've been watching a lot of games these past two days, so the updates have been a bit irregular. I'm really sorry about that.

　　
　
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