Recently, an LPL professional player posted a picture, saying that he worked in the factory before the game, and his work permit has been retained to this day, this player is NIP's AD player Leave, he posted his work permit for working in a factory on social media, which sparked heated discussions among netizens.

Some netizens joked that if he hadn't had a successful esports career, he might have worked in a factory for the rest of his life, and Leave's experience reflects the struggle and perseverance behind esports players, who worked in factories for months before becoming a professional player, saving up money to buy gaming equipment to pursue his esports dreams.

This experience not only shows his dedication to his dreams, but also reflects the diversity of the esports industry, and the ridicule of netizens reflects the stereotypes of different professions in society to some extent, however, everyone has the right to pursue their dreams, whether they choose to work in a factory or devote themselves to the esports career, they deserve to be respected.

Leave's success proves that anyone can change their destiny and realize the value of life through their own efforts as long as they persevere, so we should look at others' career choices with tolerance and understanding, and respect everyone's efforts to achieve their dreams.

Leave's story not only inspires those who are pursuing their dreams, but also reminds us that behind every career there is a respectable struggle, and there is another interesting episode in this posting.

That is, many people didn't believe it at first, thinking that this picture was P's, and it wasn't true at all, but then Leave fans confirmed that Leave had indeed entered the factory before playing professionally, and it wasn't a p picture, which he himself said in the fan group, if there is no way to play a professional game, there are only two ways to enter the factory and play with you, do you have anything to complain about this?