He picked up a towel to wipe his sweat and sat outside in the rest area.

Then take out the glasses from your pocket and put them on.

Um.

Yi Cheng thought to himself that the appearance of wearing glasses is correct.

"I'm here to work part-time and earn some pocket money for myself."

He picked up a bottle of mineral water, sat next to him, and handed the mineral water to Li Hui.

"I'll invite you."

Li Hui was slightly stunned and took it.

"Thanks."

"Why do you like playing baseball?" Yi Cheng asked him.

Li Hui thought for a moment and answered him:

“Because baseball is a team-based sport where heroes collide with heroes.”

"Oh?" Yi Cheng suddenly became interested when he heard this, "Why do you say that?"

"Working baseball, the pitcher is a hero. A good pitcher can support a team, and a bad pitcher can also destroy a team." Li Hui said. "To put it bluntly, baseball starts with the pitcher and the hitter one-on-one."

"Then what, isn't personal heroism conflicting with teamwork?" Yi Cheng continued to ask him with a smile.

Li Hui turned his head and glanced at Yi Cheng.

"Heroes do not mean omnipotence. One person cannot defend a country. Therefore, pitchers are heroes and need help from others. Baseball needs your cooperation, collaboration, and complex strategies, which tests the wisdom of leaders. This is a game that combines courage and wisdom."

Li Hui said this and laughed silently.

“That’s the charm of baseball.”

Yi Cheng nodded without saying a word.

His baseball theory just now is the same as his future management philosophy. The company needs the leading wise, the brave ones who practice it, and the heroes who can turn the tide.

At the same time, the company is a collective that can only grow and grow by relying on the power of everyone.

It is Li Hui who has a deep understanding of baseball that can apply this management theory to the company level and create a great Xinyu Company in the future.

Yi Cheng opened his mouth, preparing to say something to deepen the communication between the two—

It was at this moment that the door outside the baseball hall was pushed open.

A 20-year-old girl with a pure appearance and wearing a thin white sweater walked in.

Li Hui quickly stood up and waved to her.

The girl frowned, and seemed to have never expected Li Hui to be here.

"Why are you here? You don't play baseball."

She asked a little strangely.

"It just happened." Li Hui smiled awkwardly.

Yi Cheng looked back at him in surprise.

Like baseball?

I really believe in your ghost.
Chapter completed!