Chapter 937: A Mom Who Dreams of Striking It Rich Every Day 37

When the Canglan Team advanced to the semifinals, someone finally replayed and analyzed the lineup they chose each time.

Aside from the new attempts they made themselves, they mostly used lineups that opponents had previously defeated. Even if they made small changes due to version updates, it clearly showed that they were imitating specific lineup strategies.

In other words, up until now, this team is very difficult to study.

When the host received this information, they felt a bit overwhelmed. Of course, they’re also looking forward to seeing what tricks the team will pull next.

In other words, up until now, no team has forced Canglan to reveal their trump card.

Many people were bewildered; they all remembered it was just a newcomer team, right? They spent a lot of money to buy the spot.

How did they manage to reach the semifinals?

Lei Fan chuckled, although their team couldn’t reach the semifinals and stopped at the top six, he was still delighted to see Canglan slip through so smoothly.

Actually, things turned out differently from their expectations. Initially, they thought this competition of Canglan would shock many teams and make a striking debut.

In fact, Canglan is indeed striking now, but this kind of striking gives off a very intimidating feeling.

If studied thoroughly by opponents, who wouldn’t be afraid?

At this stage, even if Canglan seems mediocre, no one dares to underestimate them.

Ah Chen, the coach, has also been thoroughly acknowledged.

Although she just imitates some lineups, each time she is targeted, she can dismantle the opponent’s lineup and force them to pick characters.

Remember, she’s only sixteen or seventeen years old.

As the matches go on, more and more people are supporting Canglan, but many are fond of Ah Chen too.

“It’s completely pointless; relying solely on Canglan’s current matches isn’t enough to study their situation.”

“Although they haven’t completely blocked any team, no team has managed to complete a full match against them. Actually, if they didn’t try those odd lineups, several teams might have been completely blocked by them.”

“We are familiar with these current lineups, and these five players are at their peak. Each one can stand out; their awareness and skills are impeccable, and taken separately they have unique talents. Moreover, they have terrifying lane management and jungle control, with negligible mistakes, they are too strong. If not for complete lineup suppression, wanting to win is difficult.”

“Even if their lineup is inferior to the opponent’s, just a slight mistake, and given the opportunity, they can turn the tables. These five individuals are frightening.”

“Not only are they scary, but their coach is even scarier.”

This is the discussion within the Wuji Team. As a strong team, although they don’t win the championship every time, they have won several times. This is the first time they feel a team is troublesome and hard to analyze.

“That Leng is very strong, able to accurately control the whole situation, with top-class awareness and skills, and is proficient in every lane, reaching his level is not easy.” Wuji Team’s captain Yun Feng said, “Without this person, even if the team is top-tier, they’d be easier to break through. Every time at critical moments, it’s Leng who speaks up; everyone else basically follows commands, his words are always fast and effective, and these five individuals are remarkably in sync.”

“Considering their research on other teams, I’m afraid they have studied us thoroughly too.”

Currently, there are only so many characters, even if they want to hide some tactics, in front of truly strong opponents, they have to bring them out. It’s not easy wanting to hide things.

But the Canglan Team obviously has hidden a lot, and so far, no team has forced them to exert their full strength. They’ve reached the semifinals like boiling frogs in warm water, and everyone finds it terrifying.

“Yun Feng, you originally had some encounters with this Canglan.” At this moment, the main coach of Wuji spoke up, “Just last summer, they spent a lot of money to train with you. But back then, it only involved sending the second team over; I didn’t hear anything special.”

Yun Feng frowned, was there really such a thing?

He recalled for a moment, indeed there was.

Actually, at that time, the other party wanted to work with the first team, claiming it was for training but actually seeking guidance. However, upon learning they were an amateur team, there’s a professional and amateur gap. Yun Feng and others, despite having already finished their matches, still had various business obligations typical of a star team. Even if they had time, they looked down on that amateur team and didn’t want to bother with such matters, hence sent the second team instead. After all, back then, they didn’t specifically request the first team, the second team was still part of Wuji Team.

It turns out that he doesn’t know how the second team performed against them.

That matter was not considered important; they only remember the significant payment involved, but it happened just once.

“So how did the second team fare in training with them?” Yun Feng asked.

Coach Ku Jiu shook his head: “A few rounds and it was over. You know the level of amateur teams; even if their skills and awareness are top-notch, without established routines, they’re just scattered.”

As a star team, even in the second team, members inevitably exhibit arrogance, which is inevitable.

“They’ve grown fast,” Yun Feng remarked.

Ku Jiu nodded: “Quite fast, but it’s normal. After all, in gaming, where there’s talent, someone to teach, and they’re willing to listen, progress can be quick. They simply lacked opportunities before.”

Back then, the second team was live streaming, and the chat was filled with remarks about how the amateur team dreaming of going pro was a joke. Members of the second team all believed that team’s level was poor, not even matching the youth training of their club, deeming no future in professional play, a waste of time, better off pursuing something else, even joining a factory would be beneficial.

Who would have thought, a year later, to see such a scenario unfold.

And that young female coach is indeed extraordinary.

If Canglan has been under her training, it can only be said this young girl is quite formidable. In his many years in the profession, he has never encountered someone as talented.

He cannot achieve what she’s doing, and those he knows cannot either.

It feels like everything is under her control, she plays however she wants, making one’s skin tingle.

The Canglan Team’s performance clearly shows they are thoroughly seasoned, one can only wonder which teams they trained against.

Initially, he truly didn’t pay attention to this seemingly inconspicuous newcomer team.

“With them around, we are unlikely to win, right, coach?” Yun Feng asked.

Ku Jiu nodded: “Who knows what trump cards they still have, with my experience, it’s indeed tough for you to win, plus we have old rivals, we don’t know their condition this year, until the end, no one can predict.”

However, this Canglan Team, he can clearly sense their strength, true potential hasn’t been unleashed yet.

“If direct confrontation fails, how about other methods?” Yun Feng said expressionlessly. Such things have occurred before; in any industry, such scenarios might happen, Yun Feng brought it up without feeling any wrongdoing.

Evidently, Coach Ku Jiu is aware too; after a moment of consideration, he said, “I’ll find someone to try.” With Canglan’s current popularity, defeating them would surely boost Wuji’s fame significantly.

Since they dare to proceed this way, they don’t fear exposure from the other party.

If the other party genuinely wishes to remain in this industry, it’s best not to mention certain matters; otherwise, exposure might bring their career close to an end. Although it may seem like upholding justice.

However, certain implicit rules don’t welcome individuals who love exposing things frequently.