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"No... I can't."

Hearing Tang Yao's words.

Li Xue instinctively refused, because essentially, her personality was somewhat similar to Tang Yao's.

That is, they don't really like to show their faces in public.

Normal business activities are usually fine, and contacting cartoonists outside the office is also fine.

But when normal social interaction turns into suddenly having to 'perform' in front of a bunch of people... that's a different story.

Ultimately, although Li Xue works longer hours, she is still introverted and can be shy.

"Suitable."

Tang Yao reached out and pressed on her shoulder, saying earnestly, "How could it not be appropriate? Just think of it as keeping me company."

"..."

Li Xue didn't want to agree, but faced with Tang Yao's expectant eyes, she couldn't bring herself to refuse outright, so she could only say perfunctorily, "We'll talk about it next time..."

And then quickly.

She immediately realized what Tang Yao meant when she said those words.

So it was all a charade...

"..."

Upon hearing these familiar words, Tang Yao exchanged a silent glance with Li Xue, then said, "How could you possibly fool me?"

"Who are you calling a fool?"

Li Xue reached out and grasped Tang Yao's fair wrist, pursing her glossy red lips as she looked at Tang Yao like a sulking girlfriend.

"I'm not lying to you."

"Then neither did I."

"...So when is the next time you're talking about?"

"Whenever you say 'next time,' that's when I'll say it."

"...Wait until Hearthstone is released!?"

Tang Yao glared at Li Xue lightly: "The daylily is all cold now!"

Li Xue shook her head slightly, looking unwilling to give in: "I don't care, I just can't do it..."

"..."

Tang Yao remained silent for a moment upon hearing this, then released her shoulders, reached forward with her fair arms to encircle her long neck, slightly raised her snow-white chin, and asked in a low voice, "Is it really not okay?"

She was just trying her luck, hoping that her feigned seduction might work.

...I never even thought about it.

Just how effective is her half-coquettish demeanor?

"..."

Li Xue was stunned for a moment, then her attitude softened instantly. She gently pinched the sides of Tang Yao's clothes and subconsciously said, "Okay..."

"Eh?"

Tang Yao blinked, somewhat surprised.

Is it that easy to use?
Shouldn't it?

the other side.

Li Xue regretted it as soon as she agreed.

Ugh... I've been tricked.

She looked at Tang Yao and found that her beautiful eyes were full of surprise.

Clearly, she had no idea how dangerous her actions had been.

"Tang Yao."

Realizing this, Li Xue glanced around, then pulled Tang Yao down to sit. Forgetting about being tricked, she said earnestly, "Remember not to do what you just did to anyone else, not even someone of the same sex..."

Tang Yao looked at Li Xue with a puzzled expression: "Why do you think I would do that kind of thing with other people?"

Li Xue: "..."

Tang Yao blinked. She sat upright, and because her waist was straight, her tall and shapely figure was on full display. Her two long, curvaceous legs were slightly together and leaning against each other, making them particularly eye-catching.

A perfect ladylike sitting posture.

Li Xue didn't know whether to say she was self-aware or not.

Even though they knew they shouldn't have done that to others, they didn't understand how damaging their actions were.

"What are you looking at? You promised."

Tang Yao raised her hand and waved it in front of Li Xue, giving her a reminder.

Li Xue took a deep breath and reached out to stop Tang Yao's hand that was waving in front of her eyes: "I'm wondering if you have some misunderstanding about your own charm."

Tang Yao was taken aback by his words, then chuckled: "What charm?"

"that is……"

Li Xue's gaze involuntarily fell on Tang Yao again.

Today she simply tied her hair into a ponytail, with a few wisps of hair hanging down beside her ears, which accentuated the beautiful lines of her neck. Every unintentional detail exuded a graceful beauty.

Forget it.

Li Xue looked away: "I agreed... but you only prepared one suit, right? How are two people going to do a live stream?"

"Duplicate the suit, then frame it together?"

Tang Yao tilted her head, her ponytail swaying gently with her movement. She thought for a moment, then waved her hand and said, "Don't worry, as long as you agree, I will take care of these problems."

"Now can you tell me what's special about this 'Fantasy Journey to the West' game?"

Upon hearing this, Li Xue stopped asking questions and instead looked at the documents on the table.

Although she is introverted, she can also be shy.

But this doesn't mean she'll back down when faced with difficulties.

Now that she's made up her mind, she'll do it well.

Tang Yao asked, "FGO is also turn-based, you should know that, right?"

"Hmm... but since you chose this game, there should be some differences, right?"

"Yes, if FGO is a turn-based game that combines card-style gameplay, then the focus of character development is on the Servants."

Tang Yao nodded and explained, "Fantasy Journey to the West is a traditional 2D turn-based online game... The focus is on the characters created by the players, and the battles emphasize strategy, tactics, prediction, and assessment... It mainly focuses on social interaction and has less of a storyline."

"What I like about this game is that it replicates the charm of traditional 2D turn-based games on mobile devices."

Speaking of 2D turn-based games...

In her previous life, Tang Yao could hardly avoid the world of fantasy.

However, as time went on, this game, to be honest, no longer felt like a 'game'.

Let alone new players, there aren't many existing players who are actually 'playing' the game.

It makes a lot of money, a lot of money.

But as time went on, it gradually stopped resembling a 'game'.

In contrast, another game... produced after the same planner left, is more like a 'game'.

That's right, it's Shenwu, created by the former lead planner of Fantasy Westward Journey after he left, or rather, a series of turn-based online games under his company.

Although the lead planner was infamous... it must be admitted that he did have a knack for creating turn-based games.

The game "Fantasy Journey to the West" that Tang Yao has chosen now has a bit of the feel of "Shenwu".

"..."

After listening to Tang Yao's words, Li Xue seemed to be deep in thought. She briefly recalled the turn-based online games she had heard about when she was young, and nodded gently: "Traditional turn-based... I understand."

"Well, while this game has many innovative aspects, it doesn't have anything particularly unique."

Tang Yao added, "Putting aside the mobile game aspect, from a PC game perspective, it's just an innovative but ordinary 2D turn-based online game. I mainly wanted to see how well ANF users would accept this type of game, since it's too easy to get tired of all the gacha mobile games."

"You can think of this as an attempt by me... Of course, like 'Yun,' this game also has many immature aspects. You can ask the other party if they are willing to polish it further. If they are not willing, then forget it."

"Okay... I'll contact them now."

(End of this chapter)