Just look, a middle-aged man in a suit and leather shoes is standing at the gate, the man is quite energetic, more stable, and faintly reveals a sense of majesty. And, what surprised Yuan Hao even more was that at this moment of surprise, under the man's broad arms, a school-level girl appeared, and the girl smiled at Yuan Hao, it was Erin, and the middle-aged man was her father Ai Zhiyuan.

"You...... How did you find this? Yuan Hao hesitated, and asked in surprise, although he had been in contact with Erin for a few days, he really only told Gao Qiang about the location of his home.

However, at this moment, there was also a loud cry downstairs, and in a moment, a tall and athletic teenager appeared in everyone's field of vision. Under the gaze of the three of them, the teenager also raised his head, but his expression was quite surprised, and this teenager was Gao Qiang.

"Why are they here?" Gao Qiang asked suspiciously.

"Huh? I want to ask you! With Gao Qiang's question, Yuan Hao was even more puzzled.

"You underestimate me, since I could know your game identity at the time, I naturally knew where you lived." Erin said with a smile, the look in her beautiful eyes quite meaningful.

"Uh, okay." Yuan Hao showed a wry smile helplessly, and his heart was still rich and easy to do. But I was also puzzled for a moment.

"Then why did you come to me on purpose?" Speaking of this, Yuan Hao couldn't help but look at the majestic Ai Zhiyuan. only to find that the eyes he looked at him no longer had the contempt he had at the beginning.

"You underestimate Fang Tianjue too much, if we can find you, he can naturally do it. Including Gao Qiang there. Ai Zhiyuan looked serious and said quite seriously.

"However, he didn't know that Yuan Hao was at my house." Gao Qiang asked.

"Hehe, it's not hard for us to know that." Ai Zhiyuan smiled disapprovingly.

After hearing this, Yuan Hao couldn't help but gasp, it seemed that he was a little unexpected, and secretly said in his heart, this rich man is too powerful.

"Then why did you tell me this? If it's to look at me pitiful? That doesn't have to be. I'll figure it out myself. At this moment, Yuan Hao's eyes returned to decisiveness, after all, this Ai Zhiyuan had also insulted him that day, and Yuan Hao did not have any good impression of him.

"Hao, you're wrong, my dad really wants to help you." But seeing this, Erin said to Yuan Hao quite seriously.

"Your dad wants to help me?" Yuan Hao was surprised, and secretly said that this Ai Zhiyuan didn't take himself seriously at all. Thinking of these, Yuan Hao couldn't help but look at Ai Zhiyuan. But he saw that the eyes he looked at him were a little gentle.

"Young man, when I was your age, I was also unyielding, but later under the hard work of the shopping mall, I gradually lost my heart......" Saying this, Ai Zhiyuan paused, and then looked at Yuan Hao's eyes with a touch of appreciation, and then showed a trace of expectation.

"Perhaps, I saw some of my own shadows in you, I want to see how far you can go with your heart unchanged." Ai Zhiyuan said with a smile, and the color of anticipation gradually became stronger.

In the following moments, Yuan Hao invited the three of them into the house to sit down, and the atmosphere with Ai Zhiyuan gradually became harmonious.

"Hao, what are your plans now? If you need to build a professional team, my dad can help you recruit foreign players from Korea. At this time, Erin asked Yuan Hao with concern.

"Damn, South Korean foreign aid? That's really a powerful guy," Gao Qiang was interested, and couldn't help but interject, and then looked at Yuan Hao, trying to ask his opinion.

But at this moment, a disdainful sneer appeared on the corner of Yuan Hao's mouth, and in a moment, the essence in his eyes flashed, and his expression became more and more decisive.

"No, you don't!" Yuan Hao said firmly.

"Huh??"

The three of them were stunned for a moment, including Ai Zhiyuan, who was also full of doubts, although he was a middle-aged man, he still knew the power of Korean e-sports.

"Boss, don't be reckless, you should know the strength of Korean players." Gao Qiang was surprised and said to Yuan Hao.

"Yes, Hao, my dad really wants to help you. In this way, as long as you become a real public figure, Fang Tianjue will not dare to do anything to you. After all, it's not a good thing to get caught up in public opinion. Erin also persuaded with concern.

But at this time, Yuan Hao sighed, then shook his head, and at the same time, the corners of his mouth raised slightly, and said: "What's the use of recruiting Korean players, but not their e-sports system?" ”

"Uh..."

At this point, Erin and Gao Qiang hesitated, Ai Zhiyuan's eyes shrank slightly, and he couldn't help but look at Yuan Hao more seriously, as if he was looking forward to Yuan Hao's later opinions.

"Domestic players are not weaker than South Korean players, but the general environment is different, the national conditions are different, South Korean e-sports started early and has a high popularity, after the Asian financial crisis in 97, the Korean e-sports industry began to rise, on the other hand, the domestic ......"

Yuan Hao said his opinion seriously, which is also something he has carefully analyzed in the past half a year. At the same time, although Ai Zhiyuan didn't know much about the League of Legends, the meaning of his words was clear, and in a moment, the color of appreciation in his eyes became stronger and stronger......

After a careful explanation, even Ai Zhiyuan, who does not play League of Legends, has already understood Yuan Hao's opinion.

In a different environment, South Korea's esports culture is quite strong, and active professional players are not only sought after by celebrities, enjoy high salaries, but also have a stable way out after retirement, whether they can enter large companies or become club coaches. Most of the Korean professional players are encouraged by their families to train hard and start their career as professional players. Korean e-sports players have a high degree of social recognition, good treatment, and many outlets, so naturally a large number of young people are involved in it.

The rise of China's e-sports industry is a matter of the past few years, and China's relatively rich resources and the fact that China is still a developing country make the soil for the development of e-sports not as solid as South Korea, but in terms of the number of gamers, China is already the absolute world's largest game country, which is why China's e-sports industry is so hot.

In addition, China's game culture is still relatively scarce, and gamers will also call professional players Internet addicted teenagers in e-sports-related post bars (how many are they open to gambling addicted teenagers?). Is Mahjong Boy really superior to Game Boy? Then you can imagine how bad the evaluation of esports players will be by people who don't play games, and the outlets for Chinese professional players are not as diverse as those for Korean professional players, and only a few people who become anchors and change careers to host after retirement can do it.

Speaking of professional players in China, most of them train hard under the opposition of their families and start the road of professional players. Chinese esports players have low social recognition and a narrow way out, and most talented people will not choose to be professional players.

It is precisely because of the above that they have different attitudes towards the game in the arena. Everyone knows the training attitude and hard work of Korean professional players, and in the season when SKT won the championship in S3, Piglet trained 16 hours a day, from the ADC where S2 was beaten and cried by Imp to the first ADC in S3, which is the result of crazy training this season. Most South Koreans train for more than 10 hours a day, and their career life is almost all about training and competing, and they are simply focused to the extreme. And only a small number of domestic players can do it as hard as the Korean players.

In addition, it is worth mentioning that South Korea's Internet speed is the first in the world, and although China's Internet speed has grown rapidly this year, there is still a big gap compared to South Korea, which is a limitation on the level of China's top masters.

In addition, Korean clubs only consider the performance of professional players and team results, do not look at qualifications, do not talk about feelings, and do not tap the personal commercial value of players, and have achieved the commercial value that sponsors want by playing results. And the players of the Chinese team talk a lot about their qualifications, and they also talk a lot about their feelings, and there are countless people who use the players' personal popularity to attract money.

Let's talk about South Korea's well-established e-sports system outside of the arena.

1. A club system with a clear division of labor

South Korean club coaches have the absolute right to say whether the team trains and whether the players play or not, and analysts can analyze the data of what heroes the players need to practice, and as soon as the version update comes out, they can accurately calculate how the changes will affect the heroes, rather than relying on feelings. No matter what version it is, there is no Korean player who will not use the version of the strong hero, and many times he can lead the trend of heroes in the arena, on the one hand, the team analyst analysis is in place, and on the other hand, the coach asks the players to practice what heroes the players must practice.

In addition, South Korea also pays attention to the psychological counseling of the players, not every professional player is born with a big heart and excellent psychological quality, but we have seen how many Korean players play abnormally? The stability, adaptability and strong learning ability of the Korean team are not the attributes of the players themselves, but the result of a well-established club system. The players do a good job in the execution and performance of the game, and the coaching team does the training, life and analysis of the team. This model of coaches deciding on training and playing personnel has allowed Korean clubs to maintain a high level of competitiveness and team integrity. And the work of the analyst makes the South Koreans never suffer from the banxuan, rarely come up with a lineup that will lose at a glance, and rarely let the opponent get the deadliest hero.

In this regard, not only China, but also clubs in other regions have not done as thoroughly and efficiently as South Korea. Clubs in China operate much like traditional sports, with stars sometimes having a higher say than coaches, and analysts not being taken seriously is of little value.

However, there is still a big difference between e-sports and team competitive sports, and the basis of e-sports is top-level individual skills, which many people can achieve through one or two years of hard training; Most competitive sports are based on top-level physical fitness, which is something that a very small number of people can only achieve after ten years or more of hard work.

The long training cycle of football stars makes them play a huge role and are difficult to replace, and it is understandable that they have a great right to speak; What about LOL, even a top talent like Faker will quickly have a replacement within a year or two, and the gap between Faker and rising stars is not as big as imagined, Febiven, who almost no one knew half a year ago, is now a player at the same level as Faker, which is impossible in traditional sports.

2. Abundant reserve talent reserve and fierce competition mechanism

In such a country with a strong e-sports culture, there will be no shortage of excellent reserve players, and great competitive pressure can make newcomers grow rapidly, and one year is enough time for a player with good strength to grow up, and our bought Samsung ten people are in a relatively lack of competition environment like LPL, and the strength has declined. Faker's Pawn had no way to take Faker's Rhy and was killed solo. SKT's Bengi and Faker both played as substitutes when they were in bad form this season, and CJ ended SKT's summer winning streak when the rookie jungler performed Bengi completely. And our LPL talent training is undoubtedly problematic, either there is no substitute, or there is no suitable newcomer, VG changed people for a year, and found two good newcomers in the jungler World6 and mid laner Peng, and the top laner and AD position could not find a newcomer with enough level. Looking at the entire LPL, counting Meiko, there are three strong domestic newcomers in the LPL this year.

It is precisely for the above reasons that Korean players can show their ability to adjust quickly and be a team as a team in the arena.

Therefore, instead of inviting coaches, foreign aid, etc., it is better to learn South Korea's real attitude towards e-sports, when domestic players, the brain has made the keys a subconscious action through N hours of training every day, and how can they not complete those amazing works!

All of the above is Yuan Hao's talk to Erin and others, just look at the moment after the explanation, Erin and Gao Qiang both showed deep thought, and Ai Zhiyuan, the appreciation in his eyes has been sublimated to praise.

However, after Yuan Hao finished speaking his opinion, he fell into a short silence, but in the silence, his heart became more and more hot, and the resoluteness in his eyes was extremely strong. At the same time, there is only one unwavering thought in his heart, and this thought is to confirm the Haikou that he boasts of in front of millions of people today! It is to prove it to the world.

South Korea is strong, but China's e-sports will become stronger from now on!

In the next moment, Erin's beautiful eyes looked at Yuan Hao, with admiration from the heart, but the concern was even stronger.

"Hao, what are your plans now?" Erin asked seriously.

Then, just looking at Erin's question, the other two couldn't help but look at Yuan Hao, and at this time, Yuan Hao smiled slightly, as if he had already thought about his next move.

"Gather the teammates of the dream team first, and then, under the system I established, special training, and then compete in the professional league, aiming at S6!" Yuan Hao said firmly, his expression was full of confidence, and in his heart, he had already picked a lot of candidates.

These alternate teammates have a large horizontal fluctuation, and some of them even only drill three or so. But the rank is not the most important point for Yuan Hao, and it is the most important thing to have perseverance and hard work.

Moreover, there is a person in this Yuan Hao who is bound to be invited, but at this moment, when Yuan Hao thinks of this person, the corners of his mouth can't help but smile, and his expression is quite meaningful.

"Ming Kai, do you remember the F4 you brushed together back then?"

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