“Sounds like I can't help you with this one, Jin-Ho,” said Ju Yeong-Gi while making a very apologetic face.

“Yeah, me too.” Park Yu-Min shook his head, knowing he also had no sensible solution to this crisis.

Kang Jin-Ho grimaced while clamping his mouth shut. Ju Yeong-Gi could be referred to as a lifelong stranger to all things related to studying. And he was recently proving without question that one's success as an adult didn't depend on how good one's school grades were.

It was the same story for Park Yu-Min. He could talk about how to play video games like a pro all day long, but ask him to discuss ways to get better grades? He'd go deathly silent in the blink of an eye.

“Hey, Park Yu-Min...!” Ju Yeong-Gi, feeling a bit embarrassed about this situation, quickly directed the blame in his friend's way. “You brat! Weren't you supposed to supervise the kids' studying? What have you been doing, dude! You think your job is over just because you cook them curry and do their laundry?”

Park Yu-Min faltered from that assault. “T-that's not something I can help with, you know!”

“Even so! You attend university, don't you!”

“That's because I was a special admissions case! Without that, I wouldn't have gone near a university entrance, you know!”

Of course that wasn't strictly true, but Park Yu-Min indeed wasn't really invested in studying. To be good at the pro gaming scene, one obviously needed to be smart. If an excellent pro gamer was that passionate about studying, they would've done quite well at school, too. But...