Chapter 226 Recording (Part 2)

Just as An Jin and her teammates were struggling to create a good show effect.

The other teams are experiencing a fierce conflict.

Originally, the number of players and celebrities was the same. If teammates were selected normally, the average number of players in each team would be stable at two to three.

As it turned out, An Jin was unconventional and selected four contestants at the beginning, leaving the remaining five contestants and ten celebrities in an awkward position.

The first competition was in seven days, and no one wanted to lose too badly, so they started scrambling to find players.

Logically, since you've taken the player, and the player is a professional, you should listen to the player's instructions during training.

The result was the opposite; how could the celebrities possibly listen to the contestants' advice?

The reason they snatch up contestants is because others are also vying for them. Once they've got the contestant, they lose interest in them and ignore all the advice or words the contestant gives them.

On the second day of recording, only An Jin's team successfully determined their positions and completed the training matches.

Every single one of the other teams is stuck at this fixed position.

Many celebrities don't know how to play League of Legends at all. They're terrible at it, and when the players try to teach them, they don't listen to advice. If the players say anything even slightly harsh, they start crying and saying the players are disrespectful.

It infuriated the unlucky contestants who were paired with the celebrities.

If everyone were in such a miserable situation, then so be it.

Unexpectedly, there was also a control group.

The retired players mostly know each other, and when they are feeling tired, they chat privately and vent their frustrations. They were just trying to release their emotions, but they didn't expect that the players in Anjin's team were having such a smooth life, which made them feel unhappy.

"I knew I shouldn't have come to participate in the show. They're all giant babies. If even one of them had been obedient, things wouldn't be like this now."

"Alright, that's enough. Your team only has three overgrown babies, but my team has four!"

"I'm so envious. After a long day, I have to cook for myself. I cook, and people come down to eat without even waiting for me. They just leave after they've finished eating. They treat me like a cook."

"What are you doing? Can't you order takeout?"

"How the hell was I supposed to know they were giant babies? I cooked because I wanted to get along with them, but I never expected them to look down on me like this."

"What bad luck."

"The bread man's place is still the best."

"Sigh...who can argue with that? I hope the second team assignment comes soon, I really can't take it anymore."

"What's there to be afraid of? I made two people cry today and I'm fine with it."

"...So you're really something else. Aren't you afraid of getting flamed?"

"What's the use of being afraid? Just play dead when the time comes, what else can you do?"

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The next day, they got up and continued training. The Anjin team, which had already gelled well, began their battle on the sofa.

The third day was a training match between the teams. The four teams competed against each other, and as expected, An Jin's team completely crushed the other three teams.

The training matches continued on the third day.

On the fourth day, the production team organized an event with a big meal as the reward, but all the teams except An Jin's team were not very interested.

The fifth day is a day of rest.

The sixth day is the official competition day.

An Jin led her team backstage to prepare for the competition.

She hadn't expected the show to make the competition so formal. There were at least several hundred audience members queuing outside to get in. If she lost, she would definitely lose face, to say the least.

However, no matter how embarrassing it is to lose the game, it won't be An Jin's fault.

Their team is the strongest of the four, and they are unlikely to lose; it's just a matter of how quickly they win.

With an audience present, the team members gave their all.

Over the two days of competition, An Jin led her teammates to victory all the way, feeling incredibly satisfied.

It's a pity that the production team clearly won't let An Jin enjoy herself so much.

After this competition, all the teams were broken up and began to be officially formed.

The director, holding a microphone, stood on the lawn and solemnly announced: "First, we need to choose team leaders. Each person has four anonymous votes. Please select the four team leaders you believe to be the most capable."

As expected, An Jin was elected captain, as was Zhou Hongguang.

Zhou Hongguang is the strongest among these retired players, and the heavy responsibility of playing mid lane is overwhelming.

Moreover, everyone had their own ulterior motives in choosing Zhou Hongguang as the team leader.

Zhou Hongguang and An Jin have a good relationship. If one of them is the captain and the other is a team member, and they team up again later, they will be unstoppable.

Rather than giving the two a chance to team up, it's better to directly select them as team captains, thus eliminating the possibility of them teaming up.

After four team leaders are selected, they decide the order in which to select members by playing rock-paper-scissors.

An Jin's luck wasn't great; after several rounds of rock-paper-scissors, she ended up third to last.

She looked at Su Mingzhu and Zhou Hongguang with a worried expression. After choosing their favorite teammates one by one, she could only add her last teammate to her team.

An Jin was much more popular this time, with both celebrities and contestants wanting to work under her.

Next is Zhou Hongguang, and then Su Mingzhu.

The reason is simple: following An Jin brings traffic and the ability to win battles, while following Zhou Hongguang can also win battles, but brings less traffic.

As for Su Mingzhu...

Compared to other celebrities, he's doing alright.

As An Jin selected teammates one by one, she couldn't help but choose two celebrities for her team.

When she was choosing celebrities, she didn't look at their abilities, but instead picked the two most obedient female celebrities.

Neither of these two actresses are very famous, but they have excellent resilience and are An Jin's favorite teammates.

Fortunately, Su Mingzhu and another celebrity captain selected the three celebrities who would cry during training matches; otherwise, An Jin's selection would have been disastrous.

She's a true pressure monster. In the early stages of team building, even former professional players struggled to handle her pressure. If a few fragile players join the team, her future matches will be much more difficult.

After selecting the students, the next step is to change dormitories.

An Jin saw off her three reluctant teammates and, with the remaining two male players, went to other dormitories to pick up her teammates.

These two younger sisters used to share a dorm room and even walked down the street together.

When An Jin arrived, both items were almost packed. They were just waiting for An Jin's order to start moving the two younger sisters' suitcases.

Two boys led the way, while An Jin spoke to her two younger sisters from behind, showing them friendliness.

As usual, we had hot pot for dinner, but this time we switched from a spicy broth to a yin-yang broth.

The five of them sat down at the table for a meal, shared their feelings, and then went home to their respective mothers.

Before going to sleep, the two younger sisters thought An Jin had a good personality, but when they woke up the next day and started training, they felt like they had entered a den of wolves.

But after finishing the game, An Jin returned to her usual smiling and caring demeanor.

If it weren't for the fact that it wasn't just the two younger sisters who were being scolded, and that the two younger sisters suspected that An Jin was targeting them.

The girl playing bot lane looked at the takeout in front of her, sighed, and said to her support sister, "Life is really tough."

Upon hearing this, the younger sister repeatedly comforted her, saying, "Just make do with it."

I've already taken the money from the production team, so I guess I'll just have to put up with it.