You said you were going to make games, how did you become the richest man without doing anything?

Chapter 510 Wang Lina’s Purpose
Tang Yin looked at the mysterious girl before him and couldn't help but sigh: This girl really knows how to play, the danger is getting higher and higher. But strangely, he found that he was actually starting to like her a little. This contradictory feeling made him both excited and uneasy.

He smiled and asked, "You haven't answered me yet, why are you so confident in letting me stay in the same room with you, a man and a woman?"

Wang Lina tilted her head, a sly glint in her eyes. "Because you really don't look like a bad person." She paused and added, "But then again, you seem to be quite good at picking up girls."

Tang Yin was amused by her bluntness, but then his expression turned serious. "I don't think you've given up on yourself because of something that's happened in your life, so no matter what happens, it doesn't matter to you." He paused, observing Wang Lina's reaction. "Or maybe you're an expert in self-defense, with methods far superior to those of ordinary people."

After listening to this, Wang Lina smiled and said, "You are so rational. Are you a science student?" There was a glint of interest in her eyes, and she seemed to find Tang Yin's analysis interesting.

She continued, "Can you think of any other reasons why I would bring a strange man home?"

Tang Yin touched his chin, revealing a half-smile: "For example, I am useful to you, or to put it another way, my existence is beneficial to you..." He paused and looked into Wang Lina's eyes. "For example, you need to create an alibi. You need someone to prove that you did not leave this apartment tonight."

After hearing this, Wang Lina's eyes flashed with surprise, but she quickly regained her composure. She smiled and said, "Go on."

Tang Yin was encouraged by her reaction and continued, "Or maybe you are actually a terrifying murderer who wants to get me drunk and then kill me."

After hearing this, Wang Lina suddenly put on a fierce look, made threatening gestures, and jokingly said, "You guessed right."

The two of them burst into laughter, and the atmosphere became light and cheerful. Wang Lina reached out and gently pushed Tang Yin's shoulder, and Tang Yin pretended to grab her wrist. They played around in this simple room for a while, as if forgetting the strangeness of their first meeting.

After the laughter died down, Wang Lina leaned back in her chair, panting slightly as she said, "Come to think of it, besides the two directions you just mentioned, there should be another direction, right? For example, I'm a good person, and I simply want to help you."

Tang Yin was stunned when he heard this. He carefully studied Wang Lina's expression, trying to find any trace of joking or sarcasm. But to his surprise, Wang Lina's eyes only showed sincerity and a hint of expectation.

"Are you serious?" Tang Yin couldn't help but ask.

Wang Lina nodded, and the smile on her face softened: "Why not? There are still good people in the world, aren't there?"

Tang Yin felt a pang of guilt. He realized that he had been looking at Wang Lina with suspicion and caution, while ignoring the simplest and most beautiful possibility.

"I'm sorry," Tang Yin said sincerely, "I might be too suspicious. Did you really just want to help a stranger?"

Wang Lina sighed softly. "Living in this world, it's inevitable to become wary and suspicious. But sometimes, pure kindness exists." She paused and continued, "I see my former self in you—confused, lonely, and in need of help. If I can provide you with some help, even just a temporary shelter, why not?"

……

Tang Yin fell silent after hearing Wang Lina's words. His eyes fell on the beer can in his hand, and a complex emotion surged within him. Was his heart really that filthy? This thought made him feel a little uneasy and guilty.

He raised his head, looked into Wang Lina's bright eyes, and asked tentatively: "By the way, are you really not afraid of being attacked by me? Or are you looking forward to this?"

After hearing this, Wang Lina curled up the corners of her mouth into a meaningful smile, and a cunning light flashed in her eyes: "So you really want to attack me?"

This sentence hit Tang Yin's heart like a hammer. He noticed that Wang Lina's pretty face was slightly flushed, and he didn't know whether it was because of the alcohol or because he guessed her thoughts. Tang Yin couldn't help but stare at her in amazement, and a thought flashed through his mind: "Is she trying to seduce me? Or is she simply drunk?"

The atmosphere grew ambiguous, their gazes meeting in the air, as if invisible sparks were dancing. They drank more and more, unknowingly opening a new can of beer. Under the influence of alcohol, Tang Yin felt his rationality slowly fading, replaced by an inexplicable impulse.

At this moment, Wang Lina finally spoke with a mysterious smile on her face: "Tell me... Is it possible that if I don't take you home, something very dangerous will happen? I don't want to watch you die without helping."

This sentence was like a bucket of cold water poured over Tang Yin's head, and his heart, which had been slowly relaxing, became heavy again. He realized that things might be much more complicated than he had imagined.

Tang Yin suddenly became serious, his voice carrying a hint of nervousness: "I'm sorry, could you please be more specific?"

Wang Lina couldn't help but laugh at Tang Yin's nervous expression. "The wild animals around here are terrifying. If you camp out there, you might end up dead tomorrow. If I didn't save you, I'd be so guilty I'd lose sleep. So I'm saving you with all my might."

Hearing this unexpected explanation, Tang Yin breathed a sigh of relief, but then felt a little embarrassed. He realized that he might have thought too much.

Wang Lina suddenly changed the subject and said jokingly, "Come to think of it, you're a bad guy."

Tang Yin was stunned and asked in confusion: "Why do you say that?"

Wang Lina's eyes became sharp: "Because when you considered my motives, you didn't even consider the direction of good intentions. Either I'm a murderer and an alibi, or I'm an undisciplined woman."

These words left Tang Yin speechless. He felt ashamed, realizing that he had indeed harbored too much unnecessary suspicion and prejudice against Wang Lina.

Wang Lina looked at Tang Yin's embarrassment, and her expression suddenly became playful. "So, what's your answer? If you're right, I'll give you a big gift. If you're wrong, I'll chop you into minced meat~"

Even though he knew she was joking, Tang Yin still felt his heartbeat quicken. He carefully considered every word Wang Lina had said, trying to find the right answer.

……

At this moment, four options suddenly popped up in front of G-chan, who was live streaming the game, making her deeply confused.

These options were like a mirror, reflecting Tang Yin's deepest suspicions and prejudices. His eyes lingered between the four options, each of which seemed to contain different meanings and consequences.

[Option 1: You are a self-destructive woman] [Option 2: You are committing a crime]

[Option 3: You are an indecent woman]

[Option 4: You don’t want to stand by and watch someone die]

Tang Yin felt a headache. This choice was too difficult. Each option could lead to completely different results, and each might offend Wang Lina. He couldn't help but fall into deep thought, and beads of sweat oozed from his forehead.

Meanwhile, the audience watching the live game broadcast also engaged in a heated discussion about these four options. The live broadcast room instantly exploded, and the barrage of comments rolled in like raindrops.

Someone firmly supported option one: "It must be self-destruction! A woman living alone in a place like this and bringing strangers home, what else could it be but self-destruction?"

Others thought option two was more likely: "Are you too naive? Such a remote place might be the base of some criminal gang!"

Many viewers also support option three: "Come on, with such an obvious hint, doesn't she just want something to happen between her and the protagonist?"

But there were also many rational voices supporting option four: "You're all thinking the wrong way, right? They just simply want to help others, why do you have to think the worst?"

The debate became increasingly heated, with some even resorting to personal attacks. Some viewers thought those who chose the first three options were filthy-minded, while others mocked those who chose the fourth option as being naive.

Just when the live broadcast room was about to get out of control, the game anchor G-chan suddenly spoke up: "I think she doesn't want to watch someone die without help, so just follow my idea."

G-chan's words were like a bucket of cold water poured on a boiling pot of oil, calming the restless live broadcast room a little. Many viewers began to rethink the issue, and some even felt ashamed of their previous prejudices.

In reality, Tang Yin was still struggling with how to choose. At this moment, he seemed to hear a faint voice, guiding him to choose the fourth option.

"I choose the fourth option," Tang Yin said after taking a deep breath, "I don't think you want to watch someone die without help."

When Wang Lina heard this answer, a bright smile immediately broke out on her face: "Congratulations on choosing the correct answer!"

Tang Yin breathed a sigh of relief, feeling as if he had passed a difficult test. Wang Lina continued, "Actually, this area is quite dangerous. Besides wild deer and wild boars, there are also wild dogs and bears."

When Tang Yin heard this, he couldn't help but gasp: "Damn, there are even bears?" He suddenly realized that without Wang Lina's help, his life might really be in danger.

Wang Lina looked at Tang Yin's shocked expression and suddenly revealed a mysterious smile: "However, the most dangerous animal around here is not a bear~"

Tang Yin was stunned, his curiosity immediately aroused: "What do you mean, is there any animal more dangerous than a bear?" He tried hard to recall the dangerous animals he knew, but he really couldn't think of anything more terrifying than a bear.

A sly glint flashed in Wang Lina's eyes as she slowly said, "Of course there are, such as snakes, monkeys, crows, spiders..."

Hearing the names of these animals, Tang Yin felt an inexplicable chill. He carefully observed Wang Lina's expression, trying to read more. "How can these animals be more dangerous than bears?" he asked doubtfully.

Wang Lina didn't answer directly, but smiled mysteriously. "You know, in many cultures, these animals have special symbolic meanings. Snakes represent wisdom and temptation, monkeys symbolize flexibility and cunning, crows are often associated with death and bad luck, and spiders represent patience and the ability to weave destiny."

Tang Yin listened intently, but still didn't fully understand what Wang Lina meant. "So, are you saying these animals have some kind of mysterious power?" he asked tentatively.

Wang Lina shook her head, a profound glint in her eyes. "No, what I'm trying to say is that sometimes, the most dangerous creature isn't the largest or most ferocious-looking. The real danger often hides in inconspicuous corners and appears in ways we least expect."

These words made Tang Yin fall into deep thought. He began to realize that what Wang Lina said might not only be a warning about wild animals, but also a philosophical reflection on life.

"Then," Tang Yin hesitated for a moment, then asked the question in his mind, "What do you think is the most dangerous thing here?"

Wang Lina's eyes grew penetrating, as if gazing into the distance. "The most dangerous thing is always the human heart. Each of us could become that snake, that monkey, that crow, or that spider. We could use our wisdom to deceive, our dexterity to evade responsibility, bring about misfortune, or weave traps."

Tang Yin was stunned. He hadn't expected a simple question to spark such a profound discussion. He felt as if he were standing at the entrance of a new world, waiting to explore more unknown mysteries.

Wang Lina looked at Tang Yin's thoughtful expression and smiled softly, "But don't overthink it. Let's just get some rest tonight. Tomorrow, I'll take you to see the beauty of this forest. Perhaps you'll gain a new understanding of this place."

After hearing what Wang Lina said, Tang Yin couldn't help but let out a wry smile. He shook his head and said jokingly, "Although what you're saying sounds quite profound, you don't have any idea of ​​how dangerous bears are."

There was a hint of playfulness in his tone, as if he was testing Wang Lina's reaction.

Wang Lina was not bothered by Tang Yin's questioning. Instead, she continued to maintain a mysterious smile. She leaned forward slightly and said in a low voice:
"Of course... the most dangerous thing is the wolf!" There was a strange light in her eyes, as if she was telling an ancient legend.

Tang Yin raised an eyebrow at this. He looked around, as if trying to confirm his surroundings, and then asked doubtfully, "Wolves? This area is a place where human civilization has set foot. There shouldn't be any wolves, right?" There was a hint of uncertainty in his tone; after all, he knew very little about this unfamiliar land.

Wang Lina narrowed her eyes slightly at Tang Yin's question. Her expression grew even more mysterious, and with a faint smile she said, "Who knows? After all, this is a remote, impoverished countryside." Her words seemed to hold a profound meaning, one that made one want to delve deeper.

Just when Tang Yin was still thinking about the meaning of Wang Lina's words, she suddenly changed the subject and asked a seemingly unrelated question: "My dear, since I have taken you home, tell me, will you turn into a wolf?" There was a hint of cunning in her eyes, as if she was conducting some kind of test.

(End of this chapter)