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Chapter 765 - 239: The Young Man Who Earns Internet Fees!_2

Chapter 765: Chapter 239: The Young Man Who Earns Internet Fees!_2

Glancing again at his struggling internet café, which was on the verge of closing, only three people had stayed overnight yesterday, earning a mere 30 yuan...

"Sigh, if this doesn’t work out, I’ll have to close down for good. Continuing the business will only lead to losing all my capital." Huang Xinghe sighed helplessly before walking back into the shop.

Not long after he entered the shop.

A young man with a bowl haircut stuck his head out and pointed at the sign outside the door, asking, "Boss, what does this ’5 Kills’ mean?"

"Oh, our internet café has introduced a new game, a 5v5 match with ten players in total. The other side has five players, and if you can take all five of them down, it’s called a ’Pentakill’." Huang Xinghe explained.

"Then, is it true that you get 30 yuan of internet time?" the young man standing at the door asked again.

"Of course, but the condition is that it’s only for League of Legends. Do you want to give it a try?"

"I... I’ve never played this game before; I don’t know if I can do it," the young man hesitated.

But from the uncertainty in his eyes,

It was clear he really wanted to earn that internet time.

"It’s fine, it’s fine. Just come in, turn on a computer, and try a few rounds. I’ll give you two hours for free to start with. If you really get a Pentakill, I’ll still give you the internet time, how about that?" Huang Xinghe quickly and eagerly invited the young man inside.

Anyway, there weren’t many people in the shop now; only three guys were staying overnight.

Giving this young man two hours of internet time was a trivial matter and would also allow him to gauge how well the newcomer would take to the new game.

And speaking of which,

Huang Xinghe had also taken some time out to try out "League of Legends" yesterday.

He felt that he definitely couldn’t comprehend the game himself.

Not to mention achieving a Pentakill against real players.

Even getting a Pentakill against AI was difficult.

Even though the young man appeared clean-cut and quite young,

Even for young players, getting a Pentakill when they first start playing is as hard as reaching heaven.

In other words, the most he would lose was the electricity cost for two hours, which was less than one yuan.

It was no burden at all.

Seeing the boss’s enthusiasm,

The young man took the opportunity to come in and start a PC.

Following the boss’s instructions, he launched the game named "League of Legends."

With nothing else to do, Huang Xinghe passionately said, "This is how the game is played. I’ll teach you first, then you can see if this game suits your taste. Young man, you can give me feedback after trying it out."

"Okay." The young man seemed quite honest as he nodded in agreement.

Huang Xinghe then began the tutorial.

Although LOL has a tutorial for beginners,

From Huang Xinghe’s experience yesterday,

That tutorial was really hard to understand for someone who had never played before.

He had spent nearly an hour on just the tutorial and had only begun to understand some of the game’s objectives, terms, abilities, and other confusing elements.

Therefore, if he wanted this young fellow to get up to speed quickly and then provide some feedback on the game,

Huang Xinghe thought it was necessary to teach him hands-on.

"Look, the characters that appear in our view are called heroes, and they are controlled by us players. This one here is called the Frost Archer, Ashe."

"And then, what we need to do is..."

Huang Xinghe hadn’t finished his sentence when the young man pointed at the opponent’s central structure on the small map, shaped like an octagonal cage.

"We need to destroy this shiny thing," he suggested.

"Uh... correct," Huang Xinghe paused, visibly surprised, then nodded his head.

Inside, however, he was already somewhat taken aback.

It had taken him at least ten minutes yesterday to figure out the final goal...

How did this kid figure it out at a glance? Was this really his first time playing the game?

Brushing aside the thoughts in his mind, Huang Xinghe continued.

"But, the Nexus on the opposition side isn’t that easy to destroy either. There are several defense turrets for protection."

"You have to dismantle the defense turrets along the way before you can destroy the Nexus. But normally, you can’t get close to a defense turret because as soon as you do, it’ll shoot out an energy cannon, reducing your hero’s health."

"At this point, we need to change tactics, like..."

Huang Xinghe was about to move on to the second part of the tutorial,

But again, the young man interrupted him.

"So if we follow these minions, we can transfer the turret’s attack to them, right?"

"Uh...?" Huang Xinghe’s pupils dilated slightly as he looked in amazement at the young man’s clean-cut face.

He couldn’t help but ask aloud, "Young man, are you really touching this game for the first time?"

"Yeah, I haven’t even heard the name of the game before... I was going to go to the internet café across the street, but when I saw your sign offering free internet time, I thought I’d give it a try." The young man was very straightforward, and his clear eyes showed no evasion.

"Then this is...?"

"Isn’t this the kind of thing you can tell at a glance?" The young man scratched his head instead.

"This? Obvious at first glance?" Huang Xinghe was even more bewildered.

If this was something one could tell at a glance, would he have spent an hour yesterday just to understand how to play the game?

However, Huang Xinghe soon regained his pride.

After all, the complexity of this game could be among the highest in history, or at least rank near the top.

Understanding how to play wasn’t important.

The key was how to win the match. That was crucial.

This involved a bunch of things, such as abilities, last-hitting, buying equipment, then figuring out how to kill the opponent’s AI and pushing towers while there’s time.