Starry Sky: My Life Star God, starting reward Ruan Mei

The little girl seemed to remember something, changed her words, and laughed, "The second-best hacker in the universe, hee hee."

After saying that, Yinyue walked over and circled around Ruan Mei again and again, looking her over.

Ruan Mei's smile had long since vanished, and she looked at her calmly: "So, little Silver Moon, you said you are a digital life form, does that mean this is a data space?"

"This isn't data space, and I'm too lazy to explain anything further. I'm going back to playing games."

The little girl named Yinyue turned and left, gradually disappearing into the white mist deep within the bookshelf.

Along with it disappeared Silver Moon's low murmur: "Could this woman be the stepmother I've found for myself? No, Father has no worldly desires. No, Father is the [Life] Star God; procreation is also part of creating life..."

Ruan Mei also turned her gaze away from the other person and back to the book in her hands.

This child's personality seems quite different from Bai Yan's. Is this a personality predetermined by Bai Yan when he created the child, or was it developed later?

The child also said that Bai Yan is the [Life] Star God. Was her meeting with the child accidental, or was it deliberately arranged by Bai Yan to confuse the public?

As Nguyen Mai pondered, she opened the book in her hand.

The book records the physical structure of an elf and the elf's life.

The physiological composition that changes as life progresses is also recorded.

Physiological constitution determines early life experiences, while social experiences alter physiological constitution.

Bai Yan is not only concerned with how a seed of life is formed, but also with what kind of flower this seed can bloom in this world.

Ruan Mei put down the book in her hand and found another book on a species she knew better from the bookshelf.

The research process on that single strand of hair, and the two subsequent encounters, thoroughly piqued her curiosity and thirst for knowledge.

The shared goal of the cooperation has also been confirmed.

Verifying the authenticity of the information in these books is one aspect.

On the other hand, she needs one or two system hours to calculate and speculate based on the current information, how much of the pie the other party can deliver on, and the feasibility of this cooperation.

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Bai Yan sat in his office, continuing to read with great interest the personal information that Black Tower had given him a few days ago.

I went to the library just now but didn't see Silver Moon.

That child is probably playing games with Silver Wolf again. I'll try to find some time to go see them.

This kid has been spending more and more money on in-game purchases lately, and he suspects she's colluding with Silver Wolf to fleece him.

However, those credits were rightfully Silvermoon's, as Silvermoon had been in charge of blocking his network intelligence.

All information about him cannot be uploaded to the internet; it is all automatically intercepted by the program written by Yin Yue.

That's why he was able to live such a peaceful life, and those fanatical believers couldn't track him down here.

"jingle--"

The doorbell rang again.

Bai Yan did not sense any obvious life coordinates remaining outside the door.

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There is only a single thread of connection extending into the distant universe.

Clearly, the one ringing the doorbell was not a complete life form, but a substitute doll, a doll from the Black Tower.

"Please come in."

The door opens to the side.

The petite doll walked over with dead fish eyes, seemingly dissatisfied with him.

Bai Yan spoke first, jokingly saying, "I didn't expect Ms. Black Tower to be so polite. She actually rang the doorbell even though she had the authority to open the door directly."

"Although the possibility is small, I don't want to catch you and Nguyen Mai doing something disgusting."

Black Tower did not refute the rudeness, but instead explained why he rang the doorbell.

She looked around and asked, "Where did you hide Ruan Mei? She's on the space station but we can't contact her as if she's in a no-man's land. I need to talk to her, so release her right away."

"She's not here. I'll pass on your message when she gets back."

"alright."

Black Tower didn't show much concern for Nguyen Mai, but instead looked for a backup plan: "If you lose her, find me another partner for the simulated universe."

The puppet's joints twisted, and Black Tower turned to leave, leaving behind the words: "By the way, come with Ruan Mei later. The information you provided about the [Life] Star God contradicts the information the company gave us."

Bai Yan watched the black tower doll leave, and the door closed automatically.

He continued browsing Black Tower's profile and quipped, "There are actually people in this world who know more about the [Life] Star God than I do."

Time passed rapidly in both systems.

Bai Yan slowly went through the personal information of the Black Tower in his hand.

An antique door suddenly appeared in the office, and an elegant, black-haired woman stepped out.

"so what have you thought of?"

Ruan Mei parted her cherry lips slightly: "I still can't be sure of your identity as a Star God, nor can I be completely sure how much of the expectations you have placed on me can be fulfilled."

Bai Yan continued, drawing out the last syllable: "But..."

A rare smile appeared on Nguyen Mai's usually expressionless face, tinged with a hint of obsession and madness: "But I'm willing to take the risk."

Chapter 9: I'll give you another chance, do you want to hold hands?

"Then I wish us happy cooperation."

Nguyen Mai finally boarded his pirate ship.

This was also within Bai Yan's expectations. In her distant memory, Ruan Mei's story described how her emotions became increasingly indifferent, but the words "Star God" were enough to make her heart flutter.

Bai Yan stood up: "Let's go. Hei Ta is waiting for us in her office."

"About the simulated universe?"

"maybe."

He walked over to Ruan Mei and extended his hand to her: "Let's have a simple celebration of our cooperation. Shall we hold hands and walk over? Consider it a reward for you."

Ruan Mei instinctively reached out to put her hand on it, but quickly withdrew it as soon as she did.

If the information brought to her by other life forms was like a drop of water, then the feeling of contacting Bai Yan was like looking down at the entire ocean.

The mystery of life seemed to await her within it.

She admitted that she wanted to continue to be in contact with that body and to experience more details about life.

She sensed the danger, which is why she withdrew her hand.

But upon careful consideration, she realized she was prepared to take the risks and shouldn't back down.

Nguyen Mai was about to raise her hand again.

But Bai Yan had already withdrawn his hand: "If you don't want to, then forget it."

After saying that, Bai Yan opened the office door and stepped out.

A hint of disappointment flashed across Ruan Mei's otherwise indifferent face as she silently followed in his footsteps.

Bai Yan caught a glimpse of Ruan Mei's fleeting emotion, but didn't say anything more.

They walked in silence, their footsteps echoing clearly in the quiet corridor.

The two walked out of the empty corridor and into the passageway where the staff members usually stayed.

A passing clerk couldn't help but notice the elegant, black-haired woman beside Bai Yan.

The eighty-first member of the Genius Club, an expert in the field of life sciences, nurturing a [planet] would be a piece of cake for her.

Such a talented genius lived like a hermit, rarely interacting with people.

If it weren't for the collaboration between Ms. Black Tower and Ms. Nguyen Mai, they would never have imagined having the opportunity to meet Ms. Nguyen Mai in person.

What they didn't know was that their meeting with Nguyen Mai was mainly due to someone outside the Black Tower.

In everyone's eyes, Bai Yan is also a very talented life science researcher, so talented that he can have a private office on the Black Tower Space Station, but he is obviously not good enough compared to the big shots in the Genius Club.

The two of them walking one after the other must have just happened to meet.

Bai Yan, who was walking ahead, suddenly stopped.

He smiled slightly and extended his hand to Ruan Mei again: "I'll give you one more chance. Want to hold hands?"

This time, Nguyen Mai did not hesitate and put her hand on it.

She didn't care about the surprised looks from the other staff members.

Now that she had decided to leave the laboratory and travel with Bai Yan, she focused more on sensing the vast amount of life information than on caring about the stares she received.

How exactly was this body formed, and why does it possess such a dense concentration of life information?

Could he really be the [Life] Star God?

To increase the contact area, she unknowingly intertwined her fingers with the other person's.

After walking a few steps, Bai Yan reminded her, "You're holding on too tightly."

Ruan Mei brushed aside the strands of hair that were slightly obscuring her vision with her other hand, her jewel-like green eyes calmly looking at him: "Is it not allowed?"

“That’s a bit greedy.”

Bai Yan released Ruan Mei's hand and continued walking towards the Black Tower office.

Ruan Mei looked at the hand that had just touched Bai Yan, and then followed.

Then the surrounding staff members were left standing there, stunned.

The report that a clerk had just picked up slipped from his hand and fell to the ground, scattering everywhere.

Another clerk, who was walking, bumped into the wall without noticing.

Some poor clerks were choked by the tea and the sight of their intertwined fingers, and were coughing violently.