Chapter 1338
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"I play secretly," Sao Nian said shyly as he scratched his head. His previous nervousness had somewhat dissipated.
From what he knew, Lu Li was a god-like existence. He was so unattainable that flowers would bloom under his feet when he walked, but he didn't expect Lu Li to be sitting on a chair that didn't look very comfortable. His sitting posture was crooked, and the seat cushion under his butt was broken.
Disillusionment!
This wasn't Ruling Sword's God of Games. The God of Games was supposed to be like Sorrowless. He was supposed to be a god that people worshipped.
Perhaps there was some respect for Lu Li, but the feeling of meeting a god was gone.
"Your family doesn't support you?" Lu Li turned to the guardian's opinion page, but didn't find anything strange. It seemed like Sao Nian's parents were quite supportive of their son playing games.
"I don't know if they support me or not. I just like to play secretly, but there are only some games that aren't that popular. Big games don't allow us to choose a fighting class. I'm a fishing class in Dawnlight."
Playing secretly … this quirk … Lu Li really didn't know how to comment on it.
"Your academic results are not bad. You're actually the top student in school," Lu Li said as he looked at the information page and looked up in surprise. In the eyes of a semi-literate person like him, being a genius was a very impressive existence.
"Hehe," Sao Nian clearly received this kind of respect.
"Why don't you go to school and play games instead?" Lu Li's expression was serious. In his opinion, going to school was very important. As for gaming … at least it couldn't be compared to studying, which was why he was so strict with his sister's studies.
"It doesn't take up any time," Sao Nian said as he sensed Lu Li's attitude and suddenly panicked. "My goal in life is to play games."
"You're saying that you want to play games after you go to school?" Lu Li was very puzzled.
"Yes, I want to get into the Imperial Capital University that Xiao Mo studied in." Sao Nian clearly wasn't someone who would be distracted by playing games, but he didn't know that he had already subverted Lu Li's worldview.
Lu Li felt that his current status was already very high (he wasn't sure). Even if he wasn't as high as Xiao Mo, he should be close.
However, he didn't even go to school. Was going to school really as important as he thought?
"Of course it's important. Xiao Mo was from Imperial Capital University and Mowang Feng was the president of Waterwood Gaming Club. Even our club's God Moonlight almost became a lecturer at An University's gaming school …"
Lu Li couldn't help but ask. Sao Nian had obviously done a lot of research and was very familiar with these people.
"As for you, Boss," Sao Nian didn't forget to flatter Lu Li, "You're a real genius, a god from the heavens. You're a professional in both practical and theoretical aspects. Boss, you must have read a lot of books about games. You're a model self-taught. I have a few friends who want to be self-taught like you."
"Oh, okay, you can go now." Lu Li waved his hand weakly, gesturing for Sao Nian to leave.
However, Lu Li had indeed read a lot of books in various fields. He might not be a game design expert or a data analysis expert because he didn't understand professional books, but when it came to the actual operation of the game, he wasn't any worse than those so-called top students.
The second person to enter was a girl who looked even younger than the first one.
In Cat Dad's review, he described her as having amazing comprehension. She could basically imitate and understand a game just by watching it once. Sometimes, she could even draw inferences about other things from one instance.
"You've never played games before. Why do you want to be a professional gamer?" Lu Li asked.
"I think Brother Wander is very beautiful. I'm his fan." The girl's eyes were sparkling. She didn't even know how to find a proper reason for her bluntness.
Lu Li flipped to Wander's review.
Not bad!
Damn it, Lu Li really wanted to kick this person out of the judging panel. If it wasn't for Cat Dad's review, which was a rare A +, which was even higher than Sao Nian's A, Lu Li would definitely throw this crazy fan back to her hometown.
"You want to be a Mage? Why don't you become Wander's Paladin?" Lu Li continued to ask.
"I've always dreamed of being a Mage. What if I get together with Brother Wander in the future? It's not good for two Paladins to team up. I read some guides. According to my analysis, if I become a Mage, he'll be in charge of being beautiful, and I'll be in charge of killing monsters and making money to support the family."
He really wanted to hit her. If this naughty kid was his child, he would definitely spank her until her butt bloomed.
"What do you think is magic?" Lu Li asked weakly.
"Magic is obviously a type of energy." The crazy fan looked at Lu Li like he was an idiot. "Energy is everywhere. It's manifested through a medium. That's magic. Mages are a kind of medium. This is the content on page 493 of the third edition of Theoretical Foundations of Profession Design. I read it last year …"
There was no way to talk anymore. Lu Li could only wave his hand and let the girl report.
Afterwards, two more people came in. They were relatively normal.
These scores were generally B- and above. This wasn't a rule set by Ruling Sword. The gaming industry had developed to this point and had long since formed a mature system.
Some clubs had even signed agreements with universities. If they met any good seedlings, the universities would directly send them to the club.
Currently, Ruling Sword was also in contact with a few universities in Jiangnan City. The specific details would need to be discussed slowly. In the future, there would also be a group of new players that would be directly recruited from the universities. In this way, Lu Li once again poached people from his old employer, the Star Moon Union.
The Star Moon Union was known as the headquarters of Jiangnan University's students. There were indeed many good seedlings that were buried there.
Lu Li was calculating the talents that could be poached. At this time, another person walked in. This person didn't look like the previous ones, because he looked too old.
He wasn't as old as 40 or 50 years old.
However, compared to the little fellows who came in before, this person was clearly of the older generation.
After this person came in, he didn't wait for Lu Li's signal and walked over to the chair opposite of Lu Li. His listless appearance made it hard to believe that he had fought his way out of so many candidates to appear in front of Lu Li.
"You're called …" Lu Li flipped through the information. He wasn't sure if this person had made a mistake.
"Short Road …" His voice was still so weak. If it wasn't for the fact that he could see the person's mouth, Lu Li would have definitely thought that the person in front of him was an old man that had one foot in the grave.
It was definitely him.
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