Although the competition stage was bright and glamorous, the daily training of professional players was quite monotonous.
Among these, the training camp for "laying the foundation" was the most so, essentially turning a person into a "fighting machine."
In the early days of establishing the esports circle, the prerequisites for joining an active team were: a reaction speed within 0.2 seconds, a positioning error within 3 centimeters, and an attack landing error within 1.5 centimeters.
In other words, if a wooden dummy was generated by a program in front of you with a red dot at the chest's heart position, you had to unsheathe your sword within 0.2 seconds and precisely stab the red dot at the heart location, with an error not exceeding 1.5 centimeters.
To reach this standard, at least tens of thousands of hours of practice time were needed. The process was not at all fun but torturous.
