Delta: The First Person at the Peak

Chapter 466 Overseas Reaction

Boss, I'd like to...

No.

You don't want to.

Everyone in the workplace knows this.

If you really want to change jobs, you have to prepare quietly.

While working a regular job, I secretly sent out resumes.

Who goes to tell their boss they're planning to switch jobs before even attending an interview?

But the escort circle is different.

Again.

There are too many Pokémon.

Some club owners have indeed received messages from their subordinates offering support.

[Boss, I'm entering the competition under my own name, is that okay?]

I don't dare dream of the prize money, but I want to give it a try.

I need to take a break lately, so please give me fewer orders.

Upon seeing the last message, the boss fell silent.

Do you want to take it easy?

Are you trying to immerse yourself in competitive esports?

But can they say no?

Of course not.

Currently, the management of escort clubs is generally quite lax.

Many clubs don't even have a formal employment contract with their players.

I accept orders whenever they come in.

If there are no orders, then we'll call it a day.

To put it bluntly, the two sides' cooperation is more like a temporary arrangement.

In contrast, consider Zhengfeng eSports.

Not only do we need to sign a formal contract.

They also plan to pay social insurance and housing fund contributions for the official escorts.

From management and compensation to job security, the two sides are simply not on the same level.

Not to mention the difference in unit price can be several times higher.

Moreover, the rules of the Challenge Cup are clearly written.

During the qualifying stage, any eligible player can register as an individual.

The original club has no right to interfere.

However, if you perform well in the qualifiers and advance to the finals, you will need to sign a contract with Zhengfeng Esports and officially become a member of Zhengfeng Esports if you want to continue participating.

The rules were not hidden at all.

It's clearly written in the event description.

Jiang Feng is the boss.

The competition is a club-like affair.

Spending so much manpower and resources, throwing in tens of millions of yuan in prize money, and using its own influence to promote the players, is certainly not to promote other clubs' players.

The selection competition is essentially a preliminary round.

The qualifying rounds are the list of players who will be signed.

The Contest of Champions has never been a charity event.

Essentially, it's a large-scale talent show organized by Zhengfeng Esports for top players across the entire network.

So these escorts keep saying they want to participate in the competition.

In effect, it's like asking the boss face-to-face:

I'm going to participate in the open recruitment for Zhengfeng Esports. You shouldn't have any objections, right?

Unfortunately, the boss really can't have any objections.

It was originally a cooperative relationship, without any contractual obligations.

If anyone tries to stop them at this time, once the news gets out, it will immediately be seen as the club suppressing and protecting its subordinates, preventing them from standing up.

At that point, not only will we be unable to stop people, but we also won't be able to.

Their reputation will be ruined too.

In the private escort groups, the atmosphere was even more lively and unrestrained.

Are you going to sign up?

[Of course we'll report it! Who wouldn't want six kilograms of gold?]

What if I report it and my boss finds out?

Even if the boss knew, he couldn't stop them; if they really got a ranking, they'd be set for life.

I heard that if you make it to the qualifying rounds, you have to sign with a competitor.

This is a good thing.

If they really break in, are you willing to refuse to sign?

The group chat was silent for a second.

Immediately afterwards, someone posted:

There's a saying: A good bird chooses its tree to sleep on.

That's called choosing a good tree to perch on.

It's pretty much the same; it's just about sleeping under a different tree anyway.

[Zhengfeng offers contracts, five social insurances and one housing fund, and even its own app. If I actually get in, I'll definitely sign it.]

Me too.

Me too.

Me too.

The club owner's blood pressure spiked when he saw the screenshot of the group chat.

Some business owners couldn't help but complain in their peer group chat.

What's the difference between this "competitive" rule and openly poaching talent?

Soon, someone replied.

There are still differences.

[Regular recruitment doesn't come with a six-kilogram gold bonus.]

Suddenly, no one spoke in the group.

After a long while, someone finally spoke up quietly:

Jiang Feng is using gold as a headhunting fee.

The words were harsh.

But that's really how it is.

What makes them even more powerless is that all the rules of the competition are laid out in the open.

We're casting a wide net; anyone can sign up.

It all comes down to ability.

If you're not satisfied, you can also organize a competition with a prize of over ten million and offer several kilograms of gold to recruit people.

The issue is.

Can they afford it?

The answer is obvious.

As a result, many escort clubs held a meeting that very night.

We can discuss it back and forth.

They can never get around the formidable obstacle of competition.

Increase revenue sharing?

The unit price of Zhengfeng's orders was already several times that of theirs.

A supplementary contract?

Zhengfeng not only offers a formal contract, but also provides five social insurances and one housing fund.

Give me traffic?

They don't have much traffic themselves, so what are they going to share with the escorts?

As for learning from the competition organizers, developing apps, and building platforms...

That's even less realistic.

money.

technology.

Resources.

Official relationship.

None of them are enough.

After much deliberation, the owners of several clubs arrived at an incredibly frustrating conclusion.

There's no need to fight for first place anymore.

All that's left for everyone to compete for is second place.

After Zhengfeng finished eating the biggest piece of cake, they gathered around to divide the remaining scraps.

Some people got angrier and angrier, and couldn't help but curse in the group:

Isn't this just a monopoly?

[Is nobody doing anything about it?]

What else? You still want to sue Zhengfeng?

[Who should we sue? The Delta forces?]

[Did you see who the partner organizations are on the Challenge Cup poster?]

Delta official.

Tik Tok.

ROG.

The group chat went completely silent.

The second edition of the Contenders Cup hasn't even officially started yet.

Once you've secured the top spot in the escort industry, no one else is even contesting it anymore.

All the other clubs have to consider is how much they can get from the table after Zhengfeng has taken the lion's share.

……

however.

The storm stirred up by the Zhengfeng Cup has not stopped in the country.

Even though the servers in various regions haven't been officially updated to Season 3 yet, and overseas players are still suffering from cheats and outdated versions in the old international server, Delta Force remains the undisputed number one game in the world.

Moreover, Jiang Feng is not a streamer who is only famous in the country.

His overseas TikTok live streams consistently attract hundreds of thousands of peak viewers annually. Even if Chen Yichen only receives a portion of his monthly overseas business revenue and gift revenue, his income can reach several million to tens of millions of yuan.

After all, they earn US dollars, which is a form of entertainment.

The name "Feng" is already well-known in the European and American FPS circles and among Middle Eastern players.

Therefore, as soon as the promotional video for Golden Gazelle was released, Chen Yichen worked overnight to create an English version.

Then.

Korean.

Japanese.

Arabic.

Spanish.

Subtitle versions created spontaneously by players from various regions have emerged one after another.

Gold is something that doesn't need translation.

Six kilograms of pure gold.

Four million RMB.

The only one in the world.

The champion is gone.

A few keywords placed on the screen are enough to overcome any language barrier.

TikTok.

Youtube.

Twitter.

Reddit.

The overseas Delta community was flooded with posts about golden gazelles almost at the same time.

[A Chinese amateur competition awards six kilograms of gold to the champion?]

Did they actually turn the in-game collectibles into real items?

Why do Chinese players always seem to get the best versions, and now even the tournament rewards are the best?

I've had enough of the international server, I want to go to China!

Feng did something crazy again.

Even Delta's official international business department didn't expect this.

Their planned global competition system has not yet been officially launched.

The second Zhengfeng Cup, organized by Jiang Feng, has already gained international recognition overseas.