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Entering the top 16 was a whole new world.
No one would look down on a random team like them anymore, and more of their glorious achievements would be discovered.
A while ago, it was all businesses that came to speculate and wanted them to endorse their products. Now, there was finally a financial backer who wanted to buy their mercenary group because they were optimistic about their development.
At this stage of the development of the gaming industry, there were already many downstream industries.
The celebrity effect of professional players was constantly being strengthened.
Especially with the release of Dawnlight, which was a game for all, the number of players kept increasing. It included people from all walks of life, and anyone with a discerning eye could see that there was a huge business opportunity in this.
The starting price was eight million!
For a new force that wasn't even a big guild, this amount of investment was already very sincere.
However, Wander curled his lips and didn't even discuss it with Lu Li. He rejected the olive branch that China Northern Power Grid threw at him without any hesitation.
Lu Li didn't have any objections to this.
It wasn't that he didn't have enough money, although that was a factor.
Lu Li played games to earn money, but he wasn't willing to sell himself for short-term benefits.
After getting the eight million, the ten members of the Shin Shin Army would become contracted players of the club supported by China Northern Power Grid for the next five years. A large portion of the income from any competitions and endorsements would be given to the financial backer.
In addition, they would have to follow some of the career plans made by the club's management.
As for the club's management, they were obviously sent by the financial backer.
I've only been loyal to myself my entire life. All the choices I make are the result of my own free will. I've never been enslaved or controlled by anyone or anything. Even God can't do that! I can lower my head to others because of admiration and respect, but I will never lower my head because of submission!
These were the words from the Book of Aegwynn. It gave Lu Li a huge shock.
In his previous life, he had wronged himself in order to raise money to treat his sister's illness. After his rebirth, he said to himself. In this life, he would never lower his head to anyone.
He came from a grassroots background, but that didn't stop him from having an unyielding heart.
What the Northern Power Grid wanted was a club that completely belonged to them. Lu Li, Moonlight, and Sanyue Yu would all become the club's warriors. They would send "professionals" to manage the club, which was precisely what Lu Li refused to accept.
Better to be the head of a chicken than the tail of a cow. This was Lu Li's narrow-minded way of thinking.
The person in charge of the Northern Power Grid waved his sleeves and left. With a large amount of money, he did not need to worry that no one would cooperate with him.
After this incident, the future development of the mercenary group became an urgent issue.
Were they waiting for a good price, or would they not accept any cooperation with large amounts of capital in the future, and completely set up their own mercenary group?
"The model of a mercenary group is too monotonous. It's not good for development." The only one who could be considered a professional here was Wander. He used to manage a guild, but he was kicked out because he was too mean. 【Love ↑ Go △ Small ↓ Say △ Net
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"We started a mercenary group because it was simple. We didn't think it would become like this." Lu Li had to admit that he was taking it for granted.
In the beginning, they didn't set up a guild because they were afraid of spending money. Later, they felt that it was meaningless to set up a guild. After all, they couldn't surpass the big guilds.
But now it was different. An opportunity was placed in front of them.
If Lu Li set up a guild now, there would definitely be a lot of followers. Those who wanted to join were free to choose from.
This was a team that ranked fourth in the top 100.
"Why don't we set up a club first, then make a guild?" Wander suggested.
He looked at Lu Li and didn't make a decision on his own. He didn't care about many things in the past. But it didn't stop him from learning some lessons.
He knew very well who was in charge of the family.
Smart people would never make the same mistake.
"Club?" Lu Li was confused.
"The current model of the guild is generally like this …" Wander had to explain in detail the current structure of several guilds. Although there were slight differences, there wasn't much difference in essence.
Some people were independent from the guild. These people belonged to the club, and the guild didn't have any control over them.
For example, people like Hornet's Nest and Lucky Southern Persian. Most star players were like this. They belonged to the club, and their level was the same as the guild leader. They were only responsible to the club.
Of course, there were also some people who belonged to the club and had positions in the guild, such as Jade Flower Lover.
Most guild leaders weren't in charge of the club. Their financial backers would send their trusted subordinates to control the club.
Of course, there were also some guild leaders who were the leaders of both the club and the guild. For example, Xiao Mo. He was the leader of The Capital of Glory Club, as well as the guild leader of The Capital of Glory Guild.
However, it was said that Xiao Mo was already handing over the power of the guild. He might step down as the guild leader in the near future. He really did plan on returning to the competition.
In a sense, the guild was a service to the club.
Star players' skill books, levels, and equipment were all given priority and unconditional support by the guild.
This structure freed the star players from the complicated guild activities. They practiced various PK techniques, competed in competitions, participated in various activities, and played the role of the guild's image representative.
The club's income came from all kinds of appearance fees, competition bonuses, star merchandise, and commercial endorsements.
"Let's establish it then." Lu Li nodded. He wasn't too ambitious, but he wasn't against this kind of development. The Shin Shin Army wasn't just about him.
He wanted to make money, and Wander and the others wanted to treat the game as a career. Not only were there no conflicts, but they were also mutually beneficial.
"What's the club called? Xin Xin Club?" Wander asked Lu Li. The others remained silent. Canmeng had started to doze off, and Xiaoba Jiang was drooling.
"Let's discuss this. It's just a random name." Lu Li didn't have much of an obsession.
"We'll discuss this later. The guild name is the same," Wander said. "We need to choose a guild leader and a person in charge of the club."
"You should be the guild leader," Lu Li said.
"I'm not suitable, because I'm lazy. I don't want to do trivial things, and I like to deal with all kinds of people." The guild leader was the butler, and he had to deal with all kinds of people in the outside world. Wander was narcissistic and had a sharp tongue.
"If he were the guild leader, there would be people declaring war on our guild every day," Weilan Haifeng complained about his best friend.
"How about you be the guild leader?" Wander sneered. He could say that he couldn't do it, but he couldn't say that to others.
"I'm too lazy to be the guild leader." Weilan Haifeng shrunk his head and pretended to be scared.
He knew that he wasn't a person who could manage things. He had been bullied by Wander since he was a child. Even Wander felt that he couldn't do it, let alone him. (To be continued.)
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