Chapter 957: Chapter 955: A Mom Who Dreams of Making a Fortune Every Day (End)

Many years ago, she was already a fan of Coach Chen, never imagining she’d have a chance to collaborate.

This time, Ah Chen is participating in a major variety show with members of Canglan, which is game-related.

They naturally wouldn’t refuse such exposure. It not only maintains Canglan’s visibility but also keeps the game’s popularity high, a win on many fronts.

This variety show is rather special; it’s a competition between coaches.

The five members of Jian Mo, who have transitioned from players to coaches, were naturally invited.

To make it more interesting, over the years, some of the five have even coached for other teams, sparking online calls for them to compete, thereby boosting the game’s popularity.

During each transfer period, the five always explore other opportunities. If any team expresses interest in having them as coaches, they gladly oblige, including Jian Mo.

I remember two years ago when Jian Mo went to coach the Hua Feihua Team. When the news broke, everyone in the gaming community wore puzzled expressions.

Later, rumors had it that the others were also coaching different teams, prompting some marketing accounts to claim the five had broken up.

Yet someone posed a soul-searching question: Did they break up, so Xiao Leng abandoned his club and moved to the Hua Feihua Team?

Then the entire internet went silent. Indeed, if Canglan Club is largely Jian Mo’s, why would he leave too?

People discovered later during competitions that Jian Mo and the others hadn’t broken up; they just changed their strategy.

Some fans speculated they felt playing only for their club wasn’t enough fun, so they went to play for other clubs.

Regardless of the truth, temporarily coaching at different clubs indeed increased the value of each competition, making predictions for the champions increasingly difficult.

Notably, after they played like this, the game’s popularity and event attention consistently rose, making it hard for any game to surpass it in the next decade.

This virtuous cycle resulted in more events, increased prize money, more teams, and skilled individuals having opportunities to showcase their talents on this stage.

It also prevented monopoly by a single team, others becoming lazy, losing gaming talent, and rapid decline in traffic.

Exciting matches, new talents constantly emerging, every new wave of players injecting fresh blood into the game. Even if predecessors are dethroned, those with skills can still find their way.

However, the five from Canglan will forever be legends; there may never be another team able to win 13 consecutive championships.

Moreover, one person still sits on a pedestal—isn’t it Ah Chen, the coach who led Canglan’s initial five to 13 consecutive championships?

She has only coached Jian Mo’s five; after they transitioned to coaching, she hasn’t coached any newcomers, saying she’s achieved her dream.

But she still occasionally advises members of her old club.

There are many geniuses in this world, but assembling a team at Jian Mo’s five’s level is challenging. Even if skills match, personality compatibility doesn’t come easily.

While these thoughts were on their minds, the variety show’s recording had already begun.

Since it’s a game variety show, naturally, it’s all about playing games.

Many coaches attended; practically every coach in the industry who could, came. With the hype and money involved, only a fool wouldn’t come, so this show was grand, with over thirty participants. To make up the numbers for eight teams, even the hosts joined in.

Someone whispered, the three hosts aren’t very skilled.

The opening was for everyone to play a game using accounts of the same rank, and the top eight scorers would become team captains and could choose a team member; the rest were selected by drawing lots.

Ultimately forming eight teams.

"Attention, attention, some people shouldn’t throw games just to lower scores," one host suddenly said, looking directly at Jian Mo.

All eyes turned to him, and the little scheme Jian Mo had in mind seemed pointless.

He felt set up by the show’s producers and then cast a pitiful look at Ah Chen.

Ah Chen comforted him, "After filming, we can duo queue. It’s okay if we don’t end up together this time."

Everyone saw Jian Mo being comforted so easily and marveled, was he really this easy to appease?

As expected, Ah Chen scored the highest. With the temporary teams formed, the recording process was joyfully underway.

The audience watched for fun, feeling Ah Chen was impressive and noticing Canglan’s five didn’t seem to have declined in skill; after all, they’re still young, and unbeknownst to many, they keep training daily, maintaining their condition.

However, these coaches felt the scariest was Ah Chen. Only by facing her can you experience that insurmountable powerlessness.

They were sincerely grateful for Canglan’s broad vision, for if these five hadn’t transitioned to coaches and remained as players, they could easily dominate for over ten years. At that point, the competitions would become meaningless, and many teams might lose hope and stop playing. Then popularity would decline too.

Thanks to Canglan’s choice, this game that’s been popular for years was given new life.

Several months later, 997 suddenly alerted: [Host, Wei Lilan had an accident; in a daze, she fell down the stairs. It was due to a drug Pei Chen concocted, causing her mental hallucinations. Perhaps driven by resentment, he couldn’t resist whispering something in her ear before calling emergency services, which I captured from an angle and have already reported to the police.]

Ah Chen acknowledged, comprehending the situation, and decided she would no longer concern herself with Pei Chen.

A few days later, she received news from her gossip-loving classmate Wu Fangfang: Pei Chen got into trouble. He concocted hallucinogenic drugs for his mother, causing her to fall down the stairs, with that moment captured on film. After being apprehended and with evidence piling against him, he furiously blamed Wei Lilan, a situation that invoked pity.

Wu Fangfang: By the way, remember Bai Xixi? During the investigation, the police linked Bai Xixi to Lin Sikai. It’s unimaginable; she changed her name, adjusted her appearance, and completely altered her personality. No wonder I didn’t recognize her before. However, Wei Lilan’s death had nothing to do with her. Her involvement was discovered when she heard about Pei Chen’s trouble and returned from abroad to see him in detention.

Wu Fangfang: Pei Chen thought Bai Xixi was concerned about him, but she revealed the truth — it was all revenge. She wanted to give him a glimpse of happiness, make him and his mother turn against each other, and thoroughly enjoyed witnessing their current downfall. With everything unfolding, Pei Chen was nearly driven to madness.

Wu Fangfang: Oh, because of timely rescue, Wei Lilan didn’t die, but she has significant aftereffects. Finding an ordinary job in the future will be difficult. When Pei Chen gets out, he and his mother will probably continue tormenting each other.

It was 997 who timely placed the emergency call, saving Wei Lilan’s life.

To die just like that would have been too merciful.

Ah Chen thought it was quite good this way.

Every year, Ah Chen visits Liang Xuefang in the psychiatric hospital. Liang, who was once fierce, became pitiable over time but never got her wish to leave. On her deathbed, she seemed to realize something, spewing a torrent of angry curses. Her pitiful act was just a ploy; she could never truly change.

Ah Chen wasn’t the Commissioner, and wouldn’t soften towards her; Liang could do nothing but rage helplessly.

Indeed, An Miao once softened, thinking since Liang Xuefang was old, she wouldn’t stir trouble. But after taking her in for just a week, he experienced her malevolence firsthand, returning her to the institution in the end.

He could never understand why she insisted on causing trouble. Had she refrained, he would have been willing to let her spend her remaining days comfortably.

Ah Chen never stopped it all; only firsthand experience reveals how futile good intentions are with Liang Xuefang.

She only needed to ensure An Miao and his father were unharmed.

The task was now complete.

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