"You won't find anyone; I can help you recruit." Yang Ruoqian couldn't wait to get Wan Min-er to establish the team. "There are companies willing to fund you; just go ahead confidently and do it."
Yang Ruoqian acknowledged Wan Min-er's gaming skills but had no confidence that she could make anything decent out of this so-called team.
The most crucial point wasn't how challenging it was to form the team or how expensive the equipment was—these were trivial matters. It was the team members.
In this era of brutal development in the esports industry, not only were players fiercely competing, but esports clubs were also competing ruthlessly, disregarding costs.
Whether they were renowned players, seeking foreign support from other leagues, or promising talents in league training...
