Chapter 93 Yan Junze wants to write an autobiography
Go back to one day ago.

"What? They want you to write an autobiography?" the other three dogs exclaimed.

Although the audience of Xianyu always mentions the Four Dogs of Xianyu, there is still a big gap between these four in terms of status and number of fans.

Not to mention Wei Chen, the old captain of Blue Rain and the leader of eight million bald donkeys. He is top-notch in terms of topicality and professional ability, so there is certainly no shortage of people watching him.

Below him, although Ziti started from a low point, he was born with a holy body for live broadcasts and was good at creating program effects.

He rose to fame on Xianyu Live by making a living, and is now considered a top-tier anchor.

But the other two, Shi Weihao and Yan Junze, were a little worse.

Without any professional experience and their program effects are not that strong, they can basically only follow behind the two big brothers.

It’s okay for Shi Weihao. He has a calm mind and is quite satisfied with such an income.

But Yan Junze is different.

Compared to lying down, this kid actually has a bit of motivation to be dissatisfied with the status quo.

But unfortunately, my brain power is limited and I can’t think of many ways to overtake others.

So a few days ago, Yan Junze secretly ran out and found someone to introduce him to an agent under the identity of a well-known anchor.

It's better to hire a professional agent to package your product than to do a bad job yourself, right?

Then his agent gave him an idea: "Would you consider writing an autobiography?"

"What? Autobiography?" Yan Junze was confused.

Isn't that something that only those great figures who have left their names in history are qualified to handle?

Who does Yan Junze think he is?
"Yes, autobiography." The agent pushed up his glasses, revealing wisdom behind the lenses.

“If you want to hype something, you need enough points that are worth hyping.”

"An autobiography can at least give you two more titles: 'writer' and 'owner of an autobiography', which in itself is enough to bring you a lot of traffic."

"All we need is some text, some pictures, and then we can find a small publishing house to publish it."

“As for whether it can be sold or not, is that important?”

The agent's explanation was very logical, but Yan Junze's not-so-bright head was confused.

It seems... publishing an autobiography would be a good idea, right?

However, his only intuition helped him find the last point of doubt:
"Um... my autobiography... what should I write about? My life... doesn't seem to have much to write about..."

It seems that Yan Junze has done nothing very clearly in the past twenty years of his life.

For the first ten years or so, he was an inconspicuous poor student in a small middle school, and his life was outstanding.

Then he met Boss Wei, who had recently retired, in Glory, and followed him around in the online game.

Although he could be considered a figure in the guild based on his skills and qualifications, he was nothing in the crazy game of Glory.

For a while, Boss Wei used the secret book to exchange for a good future from a big shot like President Pei, and he himself rose to prominence along with his friends, becoming a well-known anchor with some popularity.

But among them, the highlight moments that belong to me can still be regarded as none...

Yan Junze discovered in despair that there seemed to be no moments in his life worth writing about.

not even one.

"It's okay, just create some highlights in your life!" The agent remained calm.

"You can create something big now, and then write down your experience as an autobiography, and use both traffic streams together. Wouldn't that make you a ton of money?"

"As for what we are going to do..."

The agent thought about it, and suddenly saw Yan Junze's computer, his eyes lit up:
"Are you good at playing games? Especially the Ying... Ying what is it that's so popular recently?"

"League of Legends." Yan Junze thought for a moment and nodded, "Yes, I'm pretty good at it." Yan Junze is good at playing League of Legends, which is one of the few things he can be proud of.

Although his habit of following behind Wei Chen and the others as a younger brother for many years made him lack the courage to stand up most of the time,
But with superb operation and some talent, his current rank is far ahead among the four dogs.

"That's it, isn't it?" The agent spread his hands, "You can become a professional player, and that will create new topics and hot spots, right?"

……

"So you plan to become a professional player in order to write an autobiography?" Liu Zhihao looked as if he had seen a ghost.

"Not really... Actually, I also want to try it myself." Yan Junze avoided his eyes.

Having finally acquired a skill, he is still very enthusiastic about challenging himself to higher levels of his profession.

"Okay...but the problem is, we can't really help you much..." Liu Zhihao looked around, feeling a little embarrassed.

Yan Junze, top laner.

Shi Weihao, top laner.

Liu Zhihao, both high school and middle school students.

Wei Chen...can play a little bit of support, but he's in his thirties.

This can't even form a team...

Suddenly, Yan Junze turned to the boss Wei Chen for help.

"Look at you, kid, what a promising guy!" Wei Chen rolled his eyes and cursed, but he could only use his brain.

"If I remember correctly, Junze's strength is good, but his playing style seems to lack the momentum of shouldering the whole thing." Wei Chen hit the nail on the head.

High EQ: Can’t do everything on one’s shoulders. Low EQ: Mixed.

"According to the league's rules, if you form a team now and start from scratch, it will definitely be too late to accumulate points." Wei Chen began to analyze seriously.

Knowing that there is basically no hope for him to become a player, he is one of the first batch of talents to transition to competition and training positions and knows all this well.

"So the best solution for you right now is to find a team with higher points but lacking a strong top laner."

"It would be best if there was someone who could be the core of this team..."

……

So, Yan Junze and Liu Zhihao, who thought this was fun and wanted to get involved, started looking for their dream team among the vast number of teams.

Until they discovered a wild team formed by a black Internet cafe.

Relying on Uzi, the ultimate core in the bottom lane, this team, with lousy top and jungle, average support, and a not-so-top mid laner, can even rank quite high in points.

So, there was a scene where the two of them traveled thousands of miles to hug Jian Zihao's thighs.

……

Jian Zihao looked at the two people in front of him and was a little confused for a moment.

Although he has achieved good results during this period, he still regards himself as an "Internet addict".

It was somewhat magical that two successful and famous anchors came all the way to curry favor with him.

But since they had come here to ask for help, he couldn't refuse.

"Well, in that case, our points match is about to start today..."

"It just so happens that our midfielder has something going on, so he won't be able to come anymore."

Zizi quickly raised his hand: "I can play mid! No problem!"

"How about we open one and give it a try?"

(End of this chapter)