Li Xu said, "Orange bit me just now."
Kim Minna didn't care. "Orange's bite doesn't hurt at all. Sometimes, it will hug my hand and bite it gently. It's playing with you."
"That's not right." Li Xu looked at Kim Minna seriously.
"You can't allow Orange to develop a bad habit. If it does something wrong, you have to teach it."
Kittens were lively, naughty, and curious. Sometimes, they liked to bite people's fingers. On one hand, it was to play, and on the other hand, it was to grind their teeth.
Humans liked to use their hands to tease them. The feeling of a kitten's teeth biting someone's hand was very fun, and it didn't hurt. Therefore, many cat owners didn't discipline them. In a way, they were allowing their kittens to develop a habit of biting people.
If a kitten's habit of biting people wasn't corrected, it was very likely that the kitten wouldn't be able to distinguish between right and wrong until it grew up.
Everyone didn't doubt that dogs could be trained, but most people thought that cats couldn't be trained and were "immature."
But in fact, cats were like dogs and children. They needed to be disciplined and guided. They knew what to do and what not to do.
Li Xu patiently explained to Kim Minna. Kim Minna also realized the seriousness of the situation. She reached out and patted Orange's head.
"Orange, be good. It's wrong to bite people. Don't bite people in the future."
Ju Zi didn't cry out anymore. She lowered her head and looked dejected.
Perhaps it was because of its wandering life, but Orange was very sensitive. It could accurately tell that Li Xu was unhappy from his tone.
Li Xu deliberately put his hand in front of Orange. Orange turned its face away. It didn't look at Li Xu. It looked to the side with its big eyes.
This person is so bad! I bit him, and he yelled at me. He even deliberately put his hand in front of me.
This is a fishing operation.
Li Xu changed the direction of his hand and put it in front of Orange's mouth again.
"Meow!" Orange purred at Li Xu before turning its head away. It purposely refused to look at Li Xu, as if it was sulking.
Li Xu was very satisfied with the little orange cat's reaction. "Remember not to bite people when you play in the future."
"Why don't you buy some toys for Orange when you go for the vaccination today? You can help it grind its teeth."
"Okay." Kim Minna responded and turned her head to continue watching the TV screen.
Li Jiu rubbed Ju Zi's little head and comforted the little orange kitten.
"Li Xu," Kim Minna suddenly said.
"Hmm?"
Li Xu raised his head and looked at Kim Minna. Kim Minna was still staring at the screen as if she wasn't the one who had just spoken. If Li Xu hadn't confirmed that there was nothing wrong with his ears, he would have thought that he was hallucinating.
"When the season ends, will you return to China?"
Li Xu was stunned. "Why would I return to China?"
Kim Minna: "Your performance is very good. In fact, your current performance is better than all of the LCK top laners. The English stream host said that if you continue to perform like this, there will definitely be a China team that will send you an invitation."
"English stream host? PapaSmithy？”
Papa Smith was a veteran League of Legends commentator. She was currently the English stream commentator for LCK. She had commentated on OPL and LPL in the past and had a very good relationship with many LPL staff members. She would often reveal transfer news in advance.
Li Xu laughed. "The Spring Season is only halfway through. These are all unconfirmed news. Besides, I won't necessarily go even if they invite me, right?"
Kim Minna's expression was unclear. "The LPL clubs can give you a generous salary. Besides, you're China. You should want to go back, right?"
Why were so many excellent players in LCK poached by the other divisions? It was because those clubs could give them a generous salary.
Other than the North American division, which had the richest bosses and the most spendthrifts, the LPL teams had the most money. Unlike the NA division, the LPL teams could not only provide a high salary, but they were also very competitive in international competitions.
If you wanted to retire and earn money, you could go to Europe and America. Even if you occasionally slacked off, you could count the money until your hands cramped.
If you wanted both a high salary and glory, you could go to an LPL team.
With such conditions, it was no wonder that excellent Korean players kept leaving.
Of course, although the salary of an LPL foreign player was very high, the salary of an excellent local player was actually higher than that of a foreign player.
This was the same as the inflated value of English Premier League players. For players of the same level, the value of an LPL star player was generally higher than that of a foreign player.
Why were the prices of English Premier League players generally inflated in the football transfer market? They were worth 80 million euros, and the English household register was worth 60 million euros.
It was because of the strict work permit system in the English Premier League that prevented a large number of excellent foreign players from joining. They could only choose from the English Premier League players, so the value of the players naturally rose.
LOL teams also had a similar rule. Each team was limited to a maximum of two foreign players. Everyone was competing for excellent domestic players, so it was not surprising that the domestic star players of each team received generous contracts.
However, once Li Xu joined a domestic team, his status was still considered as a foreign player, so he had to take up the foreign player quota.
His situation was somewhat similar to that of The Sh. He did not have Korean citizenship, so he was considered a foreign player in LCK. However, because he registered as a professional player in LCK, he was still considered a foreign player when he returned to China.
Even so, as long as he continued to perform brilliantly, there would be a large number of LPL clubs willing to throw him an olive branch.
Li Xu explained, "I grew up in China, so I naturally want to be able to live and work in a familiar environment. However, I've been in Korea for four years, so I'm also familiar with this place. Also, I didn't choose to become a professional player for the money. I want to be a professional player."
Li Xu was about to speak when the door opened. Kim Ji-hyun, wearing a black dress, came back.
Li Xu did not continue the previous topic and greeted Kim Ji-hyun.
"Miss Zhihyun."
"How's your hand? Minna said that your hand was injured. "
Kim Ji-hyun did not have time to take off her shoes and asked.
"It's just a small injury."
Li Xu raised his left pinky and waved it, indicating that he was fine.
"That's good. If it was an injury like that of player Pawn, it would be very serious."
Kim Ji-hyun kicked off her high heels and walked in front of Li Xu. She pretended to look at Li Xu's finger, then picked up Tangerine and sat next to Kim Minna.
"Tangerine, did you miss me? Why do you look so unhappy? "
The little orange cat curled up in Kim Ji-hyun's arms. It still had its head down and looked listless.
Li Xu told Kim Ji-hyun what had just happened. Kim Ji-hyun gently stroked the little orange cat's back and comforted it.
Kim Ji-hyun gently rubbed Tangerine's little paws while looking at Li Xu.
"Everyone is guessing why you didn't play yesterday."
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