"Who is your person in charge? I have neither technical skills nor any other value. Apart from being decent at games, there are plenty of people like me these days. I am flattered by the way your company treats me."

Xiang Wan didn't believe that he was only after her gaming skills.

A company is an organization whose purpose is to make money; it cannot engage in business that results in a loss.

This Lü Fang, from the very beginning, spoke from her perspective. She's not a shareholder of Liuyun Company, so the more she fawns over him, the more he seems eager for quick success and instant benefits, and it just looks like he's trying to cover up his true intentions.

Furthermore, if such a lawyer's letter really came from Baofeng Company, shouldn't they first send someone to investigate the situation? Only when it can't be resolved privately would it escalate to the point of going to court.

Litigation between a company and an individual is time-consuming, labor-intensive, and expensive, and it can also damage the company's image. Unless, of course, the company can profit from the litigation, enhance its corporate image, or uphold its dignity.

With this in mind, Xiang Wan became even calmer.

Lu Fang pushed up his glasses. He hadn't expected Xiang Wan to be so calm; it was different from what he had imagined.

"The company sent me here to make contact with Ms. Xiang in advance. To show our sincerity, our company is willing to provide Ms. Xiang with all legal assistance free of charge. As for who is in charge, I think Ms. Xiang will find out later. There is no such thing as a free lunch. What our company values ​​is the benefits that Ms. Xiang can bring to our company. As for whether she is valuable or not, that is up to Ms. Xiang to decide."

As he spoke, Lü Fang raised his hand to look at his wrist, stood up and bowed, saying, "Excuse me, I have something to do later, so let's end our conversation here for today. If you encounter any problems, please feel free to call me. I need to take this piece of paper with me, please understand."

She handed him the paper, watched the door close behind him, picked up her phone, saved the recording, and made a backup.

I checked my contacts, swiped my finger across Manager Liu's name, and finally dialed the number.

"Hello, who are you looking for?"

The familiar voice, the familiar tone, made Xiang Wan's lips curl into a smile.

"Manager Liu, this is Xiang Wan."

"Pfft! Cough cough cough! Wait, wait a minute, who did you say you were?"

The other person seemed a little choked up and somewhat incredulous.

"Xiang Wan, the one who won the national e-sports championship in the organization you organized, is there a problem?"

"No problem. After that competition, you were directly hired by our company as an internal test player, and you even played in quite a few public tournaments for us. But shouldn't you be in the e-sports arena right now? Why did you suddenly think of calling me?"

Manager Liu Yude has risen from an organizer during the early days of esports to the head of the national competition for the game company. Although he remains a manager, his position is vastly different from what it was three years ago.

Now, he mostly delegates general competitive gaming to his team. His focus is on international competitions.

After Xiang Wan won the national championship, they originally planned to send her abroad to compete against athletes from other countries. However, due to personal reasons, Xiang Wan did not go.

After a moment of regret, Liu Yude came to terms with it. Everyone has the right to choose their own life, and he didn't want to lose someone as talented as Xiang Wan, so he recommended her to become a regular beta tester for the company.

Later, they lost touch. He would occasionally hear that Xiang Wan had crushed her opponent in some competition, or that she had some connection with an important person in charge of the company, making her a hot topic of gossip in the company.

He was busy and hadn't paid much attention to this matter. He just hadn't expected Xiang Wan to suddenly call him.

Xiang Wan tightened her grip on her phone, took a deep breath, and said, "Something's come up lately, so it's not convenient for me to attend. I have some new ideas and would like to get your opinion. Would it be convenient to discuss them in person?"

Liu Yude paused for a moment, then hesitated and said, "If it's about competition, you can talk to the company directly. You know, I'm only responsible for organizing large-scale events and improving the game; that's not within my job scope."

"If this idea could potentially make you a highly sought-after figure in China, would you be interested?"

There was a moment of silence on the phone, and Xiang Wan seemed to hear the sound of a door closing.

A short while later, a response was heard from the other party.

"Where? You decide the time and place, but we can only meet after get off work, or half a day on the weekend."

After calculating the recovery time, Xiang Wan realized there were only two days left until the weekend, so she set the date for 2:30 pm on Saturday at the coffee shop across from the hospital.

Finally, he added, "This is a one-time opportunity; it won't come again."

After hanging up the phone, Liu Yude was still a little confused as to why Xiang Wan wanted to contact her.

But he quickly got busy and didn't have time to ask.

After hanging up the phone, Xiang Wan thought for a moment and then called Bai Ying, the supervisor in charge of the game's internal testing.

The other party didn't answer. After ringing for a while, Xiang Wan casually sent a message to a colleague she chatted with a lot on WeChat.

This colleague, Men Qing, was a programmer responsible for the game's internal development. He and Xiang Wan, who frequently submitted game experience reports, became acquainted over time.

Late Autumn: Is there e-sports going on at the company recently?

Menmenqing: Sister, weren't you injured and hospitalized? Why are you concerned about this?

Late Autumn: You still know I'm in the hospital?

Knowing everything: ...

Menmenqing: I've been to the hospital several times, but you haven't woken up. I'm so sorry I didn't let you see the programmer who's exhausted to death. ╭(╯^╰)╮

Autumn is not late: Are all the latest scenes perfected?

Menmenqing: If only it were perfect, I wouldn't have to work overtime every day.

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