His brilliant idea of ​​using a secondary account to test whether Yu Lian would cheat on him was exposed.

Pei Shaoyuan didn't feel particularly ashamed or embarrassed; he just regretted not acting more convincingly.

We underestimated it.

Who knew Yu Lian would suddenly become so gullible? She's clearly a complete idiot.

Ultimately, it's not his fault. The blame lies with her for being too familiar with his private parts, which is why she recognized them at a glance.

She must have secretly looked at the photos I sent her before many times.

A horny little cat in heat.

Maybe she recognized him from the start, but pretended not to know him and asked him to send another picture.

Pei Shaoyuan chuckled, glancing at the slightly dampness partially concealed by her loose nightgown. Since she suddenly wanted to watch, he fumbled around in front of her video.

She got off too easy.

He didn't find it strange that Yu Lian wanted to see these kinds of photos; isn't that how couples are? They know each other intimately, about every private, sensitive, and beautiful part of each other—places that only the two of them can see.

So intimate, so intimate it's maddening. How can such a relationship exist? It's more thrilling than any extreme sport.

Besides, they haven't done it yet.

They're already this intimate before they've even done anything. Doesn't that prove they're truly in love, a match made in heaven, destined to be together?

As Pei Shaoyuan pondered, his brows and eyes began to relax, and he couldn't help but feel a little smug. With his size and color, he certainly wouldn't blend into the crowd, so it was perfectly normal for Yu Lian to recognize him.

Luckily, it was his own message, otherwise he would have no idea how much Yu Lian loved him.

  

In the beginning, he didn't send Yu Lian messages from just anyone because he didn't want her to see messages from other people. Not from online sources, and not from strangers.

Although it might sound like he's being overly jealous, that's not true at all; he's not that petty. Other people's items are all too small; Yu Lian definitely wouldn't like them, so his plan to seduce her using his alternate account wouldn't succeed.

I really want to post a message to teach those stupid men who are struggling to find love a lesson: if you want a good relationship with your wife, you have to be at least as good as him. If you can't compare, don't waste money on roses or diamond rings. Just buy an artificial sculpted penis first.

He finished looking at his phone. Yu Lian still hadn't replied.

The name hasn't been released yet.

Pei Shaoyuan frowned and became sensitive and suspicious again.

Y: Try calling someone by the wrong name.

Y: You probably don't want to get to know it any better.



Yu Lian was in dire straits, so she turned on Do Not Disturb mode early on and devoted herself to the battle, gritting her teeth to defeat Ao Chen.

But the pressure Ao Chen exerted on the opposing team was completely different from when they were duo-queuing. It's like the difference between a wolf and a wolfhound.

You only realize how painful it is when the gun that was meant to pierce the enemy pierces you.

Theoretically, Luna counters Ma Chao, but Luna's early game jungle development is incredibly fragile, and her teammate Huo Wu is a mid-laner with no lane priority. When Ma Chao invades with the enemy's Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao, Yu Lian's Yao uses her first skill to helplessly knock Ma Chao back, the distance of which is almost like flirting.

In return, Ao Chen issued two apologies in a very wicked and arrogant manner.

"Let it go." The jungle was invaded by a group at level one. Gray's mood still sounded calm, as if he had expected it. He turned around and headed towards the red buff area without lingering in the fight, ensuring that the losses were minimized.

"Don't let yourself get out of control."

Yu Lian was already bruised and swollen when he said this.

Da Qiao forced Yu Lian to use her passive ability, and Xiao Qiao followed with a fan attack and Ma Chao with a spear thrust, turning the situation into a chaotic free-for-all where everyone was trying to take a hit. Yu Lian fled for his life in the narrow jungle, only managing to avoid being the first blood thanks to Huo Wu's belated rescue.

Ma Chao took the blue and left.

[All] I can do it even without being told: 1

Yu Lian couldn't understand how someone could be so despicable. She realized she hadn't been harsh enough when she scolded him. Furious, she went back to the fountain to replenish her health. After all that, she hadn't gained any experience points and was still pitifully level 1.

"I'll stay with you. They'll keep coming to the jungle to cause trouble," Yu Lian said weakly.

Having known him for so long, she was very familiar with Ao Chen's playing style and personality; he was a complete all-around jungler. He only got going when he was hungry, and when he was starving, he'd eat every single meal to get resources. He would never let go of an opportunity to invade the jungle; he'd eat everything on the map, whether edible or not.

Even if you're at full health, you should intentionally lose some health so you can eat the health packs under the enemy tower.

Shameless and shameless.

Yu Lian wouldn't believe that there wasn't a 300-pound man in reality.

"No need, you go to the bottom lane, I can farm." Gray's voice was calm, but Yu Lian could detect a hint of cruelty in it. "The mid laner can just starve himself."

Looking again, Shiranui Mai had already consciously retreated under the tower, giving up all the minions to the jungler without even taking a peek. Yu Lian didn't know whether to be shocked by the jungler's tyranny or to pity the mid laner's misfortune.

How could someone be so greedy as to want Mai Shiranui's lines? Is there no justice in this world?!

He felt sorry for others, but as soon as he reached the bottom lane, he was viciously stabbed twice by Ma Chao, who appeared out of nowhere.

He had no intention of killing her; he was just there to scare her, as if he'd been lying in wait for so long just to steal those two shots. Before she could retaliate, he arrogantly made his way away, leaving a trail of sparks and lightning.

[All] I can do it even without being told: pressure.

[All] I can do it even without you saying it: Can you react to my blitzkrieg, bro?

Yu Lian could picture his smug tone even with her eyes closed. Having been provoked like that twice, and unable to retaliate for the time being, she felt both angry and frustrated.

We can't afford to play this game anymore.

[All] A mixture of pity and hate:

Put a period in the sentence and leave him guessing.

"Ignore it." Gray tone still had time to pay attention to Yu Lian's mental health, but unfortunately he wasn't very good at comforting people. "If he grabs you, hide behind the archer."

Yu Lian couldn't help but laugh: "Isn't it bad for the support to let the marksman take the damage?"

"Hmm," he mumbled in response. "I didn't bring them in so you could take their wounds."

Yu Lian subconsciously opened the panel to check, and found that the other three teammates had all turned off their earpieces. She complained unreasonably, "They can't hear you if you say that. If I hide and kill the marksman, he'll definitely think I played badly as a support."

He paused, then added, "Even if I don't tell you, I'll secretly curse you for liking to betray your teammates and for not being fit to play support."

I still care a lot about what others think.

The gray tones are quiet for a few seconds.

[Team] Gray tone: The marksman protects the support.

It was concise and to the point, leaving Yu Lian no chance to find fault.

Gray didn't think there was anything wrong with what he had just posted, and his tone showed no remorse as he calmly corrected Yu Lian: "The marksman died because he was bad, not because of you. He didn't have a support to begin with, and I let you go down so you could farm."

[Team] Help me, support, help me: Okay, okay, okay, boss.

Seeing the archer's particularly unfortunate ID, Yu Lian felt a pang of pity: "Are you a member of the mafia?"

"It is possible."

The opposing marksman was a player who played with Ao Chen in the same group. His group was known for its good value for money, but the quality of the players varied greatly. Yu Lian had heard Ao Chen constantly complaining about his colleagues, so she assumed that the players in his group must be quite bad. However, even with the opposing support constantly following Ao Chen into the jungle to gank and create opportunities, he managed to 1v2 without making a single mistake, as slippery as an eel.

Yu Lian was having a blast in the bottom lane, glancing at the minimap a few times a minute. She noticed several small team fights happening elsewhere while the bottom lane remained peaceful, and felt like she was wasting her time: "The enemy isn't coming to the bottom lane. I'll go with you. The enemy marksman doesn't have any support."

In that moment of distraction, a long spear descended from the sky.



At first, Ao Chen was quite excited when they collided. Just on the loading screen, he imagined several scenarios of how he would kill Yu Lian, which amused him. He watched as the opposing hero seriously analyzed who was with Yu Lian and prepared to capture them together.

Yu Lian rarely plays five-player ranked matches. She played one duo match and then seamlessly switched to a five-player match. She was just dragged into playing with that guy's friend.

Previously, Ao Chen invited Yu Lian to play a five-man team, but she refused because she thought his childhood friends from his hometown were too bad. Now they're playing together. Are those guys on the other side really that good? Just looking at their IDs, you can tell they're all noobs.

Favoritism.

They're biased but won't admit it.

Against Luna, it's essential to invade her jungle early on. Ao Chen was initially thinking that Luna might be Yu Lian's friend, so he was being polite and not to hurt Luna too badly.

As soon as he arrived, he saw Yao helping Luna with the blue buff, the two of them snuggling together sweetly. Ao Chen was incredibly jealous; even Yu Lian had never helped him like that.

I can't stand it. In this chaotic world, I will show my might!

He crippled Yu Lian with two shots, feeling satisfied for only a few seconds, but seeing her dodging and weaving, he started to feel sorry for her. He deliberately slowed down his pursuit, just as the enemy Huo Wu arrived, and he quickly and hypocritically told the mid laner and support to retreat.

As I was leaving, I couldn't help but laugh when I saw Yao running faster than a rabbit.

Then, just like Aisby, he didn't even bother finishing his own jungle camps and ran to the bottom lane to ambush Yu Lian. He thrust his spear forward, and Yu Lian dashed away again.

A bit like…

Ao Chen thought it was cute, but couldn't figure out what it resembled.

Like his uncle, who raised a donkey that was furry and usually very lazy. If you hit it with the rope, no matter how hard you hit it, it would kick up its tail and run forward, not letting anyone touch it.

No, no, no...

Oh yes, yes…

Oh no, no…

Ao Chen, being a clueless and straightforward guy, wasn't very good at reading people's expressions, but he had just been scolded by Yu Lian in a fit of anger, and the lingering fear hadn't completely worn off. Seeing that Yu Lian was about to get angry with a period, he didn't dare to provoke her any further.

They don't gank or push the tempo in the bottom lane; when the boss asks, they say they prefer ganking the top lane.

He already liked to gank the top lane, and when he did it intentionally, he became even more unrestrained, visiting the top lane 10 times in 9 minutes, turning the bushes into moss.

"Appearing out of nowhere!"

"Lightning Speed!"

"Divine power spanning ten thousand miles!"

"Lightning-fast!"

"Completely at ease!"

I estimate I'll get a gold medal for the top lane after this match.

The top laner at home had that puppy-like voice, and his minion gold was being eaten up by Ao Chen to the point where he was practically a support. He was always trying to play the victim and play the victim to the boss, but Ao Chen just scoffed at how awful his tone was and looked down on him from the bottom of his heart.

Then he overheard his boss saying, "Ma Chao should also gank the marksman. You can't just ignore the enemy support just because you know her."

If he didn't go soon, they'd think he was a mole, so Ao Chen had no choice but to pick up his gun and head towards the development path. On the way, he carefully considered his options, thinking that a few fake fights would suffice; he didn't need to kill Yu Lian to win.

Yu Lian's poor performance is going to be a headache again.

As soon as I arrived at the bottom lane, I saw Yu Lian carelessly hiding behind the marksman. My brain capacity was already insufficient, so I forgot everything I was thinking and my hand itched to stab out with a shot.

Whether it was because Yu Lian was too fragile or his equipment was too good, one shot was enough to cripple him. The mid laner and marksman chased after him, but Yu Lian didn't last more than a few seconds before lying motionless on the ground.

Ao Chen didn't even have time to say "attack the marksman first."

"Why attack Yao? Why not the marksman?" His voice was a little hoarse. He watched as his own mid-lane marksman got a kill and an assist and retreated happily, while the enemy marksman stepped on Yu Lian's corpse and hid back under the tower. For a moment, he didn't know who to hate first.

"Kill one if you can, didn't you see Yao is crippled?" The boss found his words strange and sarcastic. "What, you can't bear to part with her?"

Saying he's talking nonsense, would you be willing to do that if you were in his shoes?

Ao Chen cursed inwardly but didn't dare say it aloud, knowing that a complaint would result in a pay cut. He'd already lost one round, but only received half the payment, complaining that not only did he not use his microphone, but he also disturbed the boss's conversation.

Ao Chen has nothing to say to this kind of person.

"It wasn't you who killed her, are you alright? Don't mention it to me." The archer had played with Ao Chen all night and was somewhat familiar with him, so he comforted him, "I didn't even see you hit her."

"It's nothing." Ao Chen was incredibly frustrated, and it was hard to tell if he was genuinely comforting him or just being two-faced. He pretended not to care. "I meant that catching a support wouldn't be very useful, it's not that I'm reluctant to let go. It's just a game, we have a great relationship."

His attempt to cover it up was too obvious; this was the first time he had spoken at such a long time in the four or five games he had played with the client.

The boss chuckled: "How about we kill her? Kill her a few more times."

"I'll pay you double."



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