Mortal Kombat: Scumbag Men Stealing Away Yandere Girls

The noise was so loud that colleagues passing by were startled. They glanced inside and saw Erwu suddenly stand up, glaring fiercely at Bai Weiran, his chest heaving with anger.

Bai Weiran sat in front of him, raised an eyebrow, clasped his hands together, and gently moved his index finger.

Finally, he smiled.

"Since you've made up your mind, I won't try to persuade you anymore."

"You can submit your resignation today. I will help expedite the HR process. Today is Monday, and I will check the handover of your work on Thursday morning. If there are no problems, you can be released on Friday."

The law stipulates a one-month grace period for resigning, but if both parties want to expedite the process, it can indeed be shortened indefinitely.

Erwu was quite surprised that Bai Weiran's first words were like hitting cotton.

He spoke those words to him with profound anger, filled with a despair that bordered on despair!

Aren't you afraid? Aren't you going to get angry and embarrassed? Aren't you going to argue back?

His reaction? That's it! That's it!?

Bai Weiran looked down and wrote down the new job requirements in his phone's memo app, reminding himself that he needed to ask HR to open another vacancy after the New Year. He then got up, walked around the desk, and strolled out.

He only said "Oh" halfway there, then turned around as if he suddenly remembered to respond to Erwu.

Erwu immediately tensed up, as if facing a formidable enemy, and his hands unconsciously clenched at his sides.

But listen to Bai Weiran's unhurried response.

"Games are subjective. No matter what kind of game it is, some people will like it and some people won't. I don't think I've done anything particularly remarkable or deserve worldwide praise. However, if I personally like it and the leaders like it, then the project can exist, regardless of your personal likes or dislikes."

"But if you don't like it, then it's better if the project doesn't work out for you. There are countless projects in the world, and there's bound to be one that suits you. Just go find the one you like."

“Come on, say the saying ‘thirty years east of the river’—” Bai Weiran smiled slightly.

"When I climbed to this position, I didn't think I could stay in this position forever. Sooner or later someone would replace me, but that doesn't matter. The only constant in the world is change."

"—Mr. Hexi, I wish you a Happy New Year in advance."

Erwu stood there stunned, watching Bai Weiran open the door and leave.

As Bai Weiran walked, he thought to himself, "Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river" is originally a good saying.

The ancients created this saying to remind us that life is impermanent, like a large intestine containing a small intestine; fortunes change like the wheel of luck, and we don't know where we'll end up next year.

But for some reason, it has now become a passionate saying about subordinates overthrowing superiors.

When in a subordinate position, they all think about overthrowing their superiors.

But once he rose to power, he never considered stepping down.

Reading only half of the sentence, it becomes a completely selfish statement.

If you read books too thinly, you'll also read people too thinly.

If he's shameless, then we don't need to be polite to him; let him be.

Guoguo sent him a message from the company to ask about the situation. When she learned that Erwu was going to leave, Guoguo just said one thing.

[Guoguo wearing new clothes for Chinese New Year: It looks like I'm popping champagne! o(￣ε￣*)]

The news that Erwu was leaving the company quickly spread among the team members. When Erwu returned to his workstation with a pale face, everyone remained quiet and pretended not to hear.

In the workplace, civilized people don't usually fight back; they're friendly and amicable, unlike in school when they might give each other a hard time and break off relationships.

But gatherings and separations are all about attitudes.

Besides the second five, another unexpected thing happened to Bai Weiran.

Chapter 43 Those Who Were Going to Return Have Returned (2 Updates, Requesting Monthly Tickets)

At noon, Ah Chao happily ran over to tell Bai Weiran that Sheng Nan had agreed to let him transfer to another group.

For internal transfers within Shile Company, as long as the leaders of both parties agree, one will approve the transfer and the other will accept the new personnel, and the transfer will be completed.

Bai Weiran had always admired A-Chao's abilities, so he was naturally willing to switch groups. However, he was also surprised that Sheng-Nan was willing to let A-Chao go.

It's worth noting that among the programmers who joined at the same time, whether they were recruited from campus or from experienced hires, A-Chao's abilities as a programmer were among the best.

Ah Chao scratched his head, his eyes and brows unable to hide his joy, and he grinned sheepishly at his handsome face.

"I don't know why, but the producer suddenly called me over and asked if I still wanted to switch teams."

"Of course I said I wanted to, and he said okay, let me talk to you and he can release the person."

Bai Weiran had a guess, and with a smile, he patted A-Chao on the shoulder.

"That's great. I'll treat you to dinner the day you join the crew to celebrate."

The project had both an inflow and an outflow at the end of the year, which was all good news.

Ah Chao was overjoyed, but he pretended to refuse.

"Hey, Weiran, what are you doing? I didn't come here to eat your food. I came here to work overtime with you. We're brothers for life, whoever leaves work first is a dog. That's why I came."

"And I really like Brother Weiran's new plan. It's much more interesting than Dong Zhengyuan's previous one. Hehe, you said it yourself, game companies are all about selling your liver and gambling with your life. There are thousands of projects in the world, but only a few chosen ones can become huge hits. I don't want to gamble with my life, but I want to buy happiness."

“I’ll definitely be happy working on projects with Brother Weiran.”

This made Bai Weiran laugh as well.

Ah Chao turned around and ran to find Guo Guo again. When Guo Guo found out about this, she immediately jumped up from her workstation and burst into laughter.

"Hahaha! Shen Dingchao, we've finally been waiting for you!!"

"I'm going to schedule you so much work it'll explode, you workaholic! Ziwei, get my schedule booked for February right now!"

"Come on, come on, all of you. I'm no longer the same Wu Xiachao. Let me show you my skills."

"Wow, not bad! You're way better than me!"

They were all very happy, and Bai Weiran chuckled as he sent Li Liang a private WeChat message.

[Mr. William White: Great Magician Li, what kind of magic did you use?]

After thinking it over, only Li Liang could do this.

[Li Liang: Since you know it's magic, you should also know that magic cannot be known; keeping it a secret is the key to magic.]

[Mr. William White: Alright, then remember to convey the gratitude of a certain Mr. White for the great magic.]

Bai Weiran put away his phone and started typing on the keyboard, listening to A-Chao excitedly discussing with Guo-Guo what they planned to do in the future. A-Chao even took a serious look at his workstation arrangement.

"I have a lot of stuff, it would be great if there were some corner spaces available," Ah Chao said with a troubled expression.

"Huh? How much stuff do you have... but there's no room left in the corners."

"...There aren't many, just some large items that take up a lot of space, so it would be best to give me a corner space..."

There are many colleagues in the company with a huge number of game console models, and each relocation is a massive undertaking.

Bai Weiran, the producer, occupied a good corner workstation with some space behind him. Bai Weiran didn't have many things and never took up much space, so he offered to put any extra things there to A-Chao, saying it was fine since he had plenty of room.

Bai Weiran took the initiative to make goodwill, and A Chao was overjoyed. That afternoon, he brought over a large sample.

Bai Weiran: ………………

Ah Chao brought over a life-size standee of a virtual streamer modeled after Mengmeng.

Ah Chao proudly presented Bai Weiran with a treasure.

"This is the grand prize standee I won in our company's last live stream video. It wasn't easy to win!"

"After winning the lottery, I went straight up to the seventeenth floor and carried it down."

"Brother Weiran, you must protect this well. This is my most important possession. Please, I put it here because I trust you."

Ah Chao clasped his hands together, his face filled with devout prayer.

Bai Weiran remained silent for a long time before finally responding.

"Alright, I'll keep an eye on things for you."

After Ah Chao left, Bai Weiran stared at the signboard for a long time before turning around and starting work.

He felt like he was being watched from behind, even though it was just a virtual standee. It gave him the eerie feeling of being monitored around the clock by a balding, sickly girl.

Hey, even the yandere girl has driven up to the side of the workstation.

Bai Weiran wasn't annoyed; he just smiled slightly.

Mengmeng is the person he can talk to most about games.

Mengmeng has excellent gaming acumen and talent. After starting game live streaming, she has been exposed to a wider range of games. She also hangs out with a group of professional gamers, such as the Fat Brothers, and now she fully understands and has adapted to the gaming ecosystem in China.

Bai Weiran used to play games with her, but now Mengmeng's game knowledge has caught up.

He was testing a new game prototype at home, and Mengmeng watched from the sidelines and even offered suggestions.

While some ideas are far-fetched and too simplistic from a player's perspective, others are refreshing and offer insights for other situations.

She's clearly a very capable junior planner.

But Mengmeng still has to go to school; she doesn't even have a diploma, let alone a job at a company.

Bai Weiran frowned in thought as he considered this, and subconsciously took out his phone to check.

I counted the points above again and again, but I still don't have enough to buy an identity card.

Mengmeng can't remain an unregistered resident forever; she needs a new, legally compliant identity.

Perhaps Qin Ning has the money to make things happen, and getting an identity wouldn't be difficult, but Bai Weiran is overly cautious and wants to have a backup plan.

Mengmeng, the prototype for a virtual YouTuber, was fine before she became famous, but now that she is, she's practically a celebrity—not just among viewers, but also among those who support her online. Her popularity has grown significantly, and she's become a figure of fame for many.

A tall tree catches the wind; someone will definitely want to dig up her secrets.

The ID card currently on the platform is still Bai Shimo's. If someone were to reveal it, Mengmeng's true identity would cause doubts and uproar.

Bai Weiran and Qin Ning discussed this issue. Qin Ning immediately contacted the legal departments of Shile Company and the live streaming platform to confront each other, intending to transfer Mengmeng's account rights from her personal account to the company.

Mengmeng's personal identity is registered under Shile Company, hidden away in the background. By signing the contract with the platform under the company's name, there is no issue of her personal identity being exposed.

These negotiations are currently underway.

The main reason this was easier to negotiate was before the adorable virtual avatar became popular. Virtual streamers were already showing signs of becoming popular, and the live streaming platforms sensed a business opportunity. They also guessed that the identity of the person who signed the account was problematic, so they were unwilling to give in easily and intended to extract more transfer fees.

The legal teams are locked in fierce battles.