Chapter 951: Chapter 949: A Mom Who Dreams of Getting Rich Every Day 51

Leaving Canglan Club, everyone was rushing to recruit them.

Although they were still a little off during exchanges with Jian Mo and others later, it was clear that these people were indeed skilled. They understood each other well and were able to play back and forth, which was particularly thrilling. With a team like this, the chances of making it to the top four greatly increased.

Where there are people, naturally there is competition. There’s always plenty of twists and turns in between, sometimes due to dissatisfaction with the Canglan Dynasty’s dominance. Whenever they lost a small round, had a reversal, or made a mistake, a wave of people trying to stir drama would appear, yet it never went as planned for the critics.

Such things haven’t been able to affect the development of Canglan.

Now, Canglan Club is growing larger, not only forming teams for the current game but also establishing teams for other games.

They aren’t outstanding yet, but are gradually improving.

Ah Chen hasn’t intervened much in this, leaving it to the guidance of other coaches.

A club’s strength can’t rely solely on one person.

The year of the university entrance exams, the organizers indeed discussed with Ah Chen about the upcoming competition schedule, so it didn’t overlap with their exam dates.

After the exams were over, Ah Chen and others began preparing for the competition.

This competition was held on a large scale, attracting a lot of fans, and tickets for Canglan’s matches were always hard to come by.

Match after match, Canglan was still Canglan—one moment it seemed like victory was possible, the next the gap was still very apparent.

Once again facing Wuji Team, Canglan didn’t completely defeat them, only because Wuji Team had been restructured.

It was quite a sigh.

A year ago, Wuji Team’s captain Yun Feng was exposed for accepting money to play fake matches, cheating, sleeping with fans, and two-timing.

Many problems arose internally afterwards, eventually leading to its collapse, faced with withdrawal of investments, followed by the club’s acquisition, resulting in a restructure.

Yun Feng’s reputation was in ruins and was banned for life, while other members went to various teams, the once-glorious Wuji no longer existed.

Facing the newly reorganized Wuji without past grudges, Canglan and its members played normally.

The competition was still ongoing, but the exam results were released. At first, Ah Chen and Jian Mo’s scores weren’t visible; after waiting for a while, the results finally came in. As promised, Ah Chen was the provincial Champion Scholar, exciting fans even more as she wrote a full-mark essay in the exam.

She had said, if you want something, you can surely achieve it.

This could be considered a gift to everyone. Occasionally, a little arrogance can bring joy to many people.

Hence, she achieved a perfect score in this entrance exam.

Once Canglan won again, during the interviews, the scores of all Canglan Team members were revealed. Seeing Ah Chen’s score ignited the crowd, each platform’s livestream was filled with comments, making it hard to see the participants if not closed.

Undoubtedly, revealing scores during interviews propelled traffic to its peak.

Being a Champion Scholar is immensely attractive.

The college professors originally trying to recruit Ah Chen and Jian Mo were full of questions upon learning they were competing in gaming tournaments. After understanding the situation, they realized what a feat they had achieved.

The news spread far, and Canglan became a legend that couldn’t be replicated.

At the competition venue, An Shuo Hai and An Miao were present.

The director knew them and occasionally gave them some camera time.

An Miao was about to be a senior in college and should have been interning. After gaining experience in the city, he eventually utilized the internet to start a business, opening a renovation company with An Shuo Hai as the company’s nameplate. An Shuo Hai was very pleased when he first heard. Now their family lacked nothing, and since his son had this idea, he surely supported it.

Managing a company seemed troublesome for him, but it was a good thing his son was willing.

This way, the people under him wouldn’t leave because he couldn’t expand.

With internet assistance, it only got better and better.

Actually, with Ah Chen’s reputation, the company was predestined for success. Even a pig could fly in this position. Yet, the father-son duo didn’t intentionally capitalize on it, instead protecting their clean name, not wanting to bring any controversy to Ah Chen. They worked earnestly, giving the company a good reputation. An Shuo Hai had skills, An Miao could manage, and everyone was happy. Ah Chen only offered some advice initially, and once An Miao took over fully, she didn’t meddle much.

Jian Mo wouldn’t just sit back; initially, he even arranged for someone to train An Miao.

This time, Canglan won champion once again, but the influence of the victory was evidently huge.

The coach being the Champion Scholar and Canglan’s captain ranking second in the province was enough to captivate. Shen Xiaoju’s score was quite outstanding too, ranking third among them. The rest, although not exceptional among them, all scored above the top tier line.

In the future of the esports circle, it’s believed that it’ll be hard for anyone to achieve such brilliance and myth again.

The only regret might be that after winning the award, the five members of Canglan announced they wouldn’t participate again if nothing unforeseen happened. The future competitions would be handled by Canglan Team Two, and this was practically their semi-retirement.

Fans didn’t want them to retire but felt it was good they retreated at the peak, leaving a legend. They had seen too many excellent players creating myths, only to face the regretful scene of declining state and withdrawal. Learning they’d continue streaming and stay active online, and even Team Two was their protégé, made them relieved.

In the esports circle, people envied Canglan fans; after all, supporting their main team was not only great at gaming but remarkably successful and perfectly bowed out, indeed too wonderful.

It’s likely that parents knowing their kids supported such a team would feel very assured?

Aside from everything else, Canglan Team members sometimes even streamed while doing homework, during which their young school-going fans would feel a bit embarrassed, quietly taking out their homework.

Canglan Team Two might not be as comprehensive as Team One, but if they wished to continue their studies or learn other talents, Canglan Club supported this, and the teacher was naturally the transformed Xiao Qi from 997, who loved being a teacher.

This is why people who came to Canglan didn’t want to leave. The treatment was good, the atmosphere was pleasant, the food was great, and you could learn a lot.

Later, during the college application process, all Canglan members applied to the same city, given their scores, attending a good school in the same city was indeed not a problem.

To facilitate Team Two’s training in the future, Jian Mo rented a place in the city for regular training, which later became a branch.

Ah Chen heard about something regarding Pei Chen.

Pei Chen actually did quite well, of course, compared to his usual performance, it was still a bit lower.

Especially when compared to Ah Chen, he became even more dissatisfied.

In the Commissioner’s timeline, Pei Chen’s score was slightly higher than now, yet he wasn’t a Champion Scholar, simply reflecting his consistent capabilities.

In the eyes of the average person, it was good, even outstanding, but Pei Chen was not satisfied.

When he heard Pei Chen chose to retake the exams, Ah Chen was slightly surprised. However, considering Pei Chen’s character, it wasn’t unexpected.

The news of Pei Chen repeating exams indeed sparked a discussion at school.

This year’s entrance exam questions were very hard, so Pei Chen didn’t achieve above 700 like he normally did during monthly exams.

Even Jian Mo and the others scored lower compared to their usual monthly exams, but their rankings were still very high.

With Pei Chen’s score, he could choose any school.

But he insisted on comparing with Ah Chen.

It was unclear if he felt he could become Champion Scholar next year without Ah Chen overshadowing him, or if he aimed to achieve a more impressive score next year, but Pei Chen chose to repeat.

School teachers tried to persuade him in vain and even contacted Wei Lilan.

Wei Lilan hesitated; after all, her son wasn’t a provincial Champion Scholar, but with his scores, he could attend any school.

However, on this matter, Pei Chen was inexplicably stubborn, adamant about repeating.

Her son was so dedicated to learning, striving for better results, naturally, Wei Lilan wouldn’t prevent him, even actively seeking various remedies.

To vent his frustration, Pei Chen hoped the remedies would work, cooperating willingly to consume them.

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