Mortal Kombat: Scumbag Men Stealing Away Yandere Girls

Wu Ji was startled when he learned that Bai Weiran had reopened the passage to the Mengmeng World.

But Bai Weiran was busy at the time, and only said that he would talk in detail when he got back, and then left him. Wu Ji went to find Gaga, and Gaga gave him more riddles.

[Mr. Wei Ran reached an agreement with the platform, but I must say, it's absolutely outrageous.]

This is so reckless!!! (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻】

The agreement was kept confidential; Gaga refused to utter a single word more.

If you want to know, go ask Bai Weiran.

Wu Ji was incredibly curious.

Bai Weiran smiled and said something to him—

Wu Ji frowned and roared.

"You actually dared to take on something like this?! Are you crazy?!"

Wu Ji panicked and suddenly grabbed Bai Weiran's shoulder, shaking him frantically.

"Don't rush, listen to me, don't be anxious." Bai Weiran looked innocent and could even smile.

The two have completely different styles.

"How can I not be anxious? I'm your brother! Agreeing to this kind of agreement, are you out of your mind?!"

"But the returns are also a hundredfold."

"How could Gaga give you such a suggestion? Trying to kill you? No way, Gaga, I trusted her so much, and she actually wants me to send my black-haired self to the afterlife?"

Bai Weiran's voice was shattered by the shaking, and he still had to explain himself carefully.

"No, not really. Gaga's initial suggestion to me was just to do more tasks without receiving any payment. She helped me negotiate the agreement." Bai Weiran held Wu Ji's hand, his attitude calm.

“But I don’t think that’s very meaningful. In negotiations, you have to take the initiative and seize control of the situation.” He extended his index finger and gave it a slight wag.

Bai Weiran also disliked being controlled by others and following other people's rules.

"So I said one number, one hundred."

One hundred C-grade girls will bring Mengmeng back.

An agreement was reached.

Wu Ji was even more puzzled.

"How long would it take you to finish doing a hundred of these? You might as well choose S or A!"

"Who told you to do it one by one?"

"………………?"

"The agreement stipulates that one hundred yandere girls will carry out a mission simultaneously."

Wu Ji released his grip, took three steps back, and uttered three words: "Fuck you."

I really don't understand what you pro gamers are thinking.

Tired of one-on-one dungeons and want to try team battles?

"Young Master Bai, you're not normal." Finally, Wu Ji uttered these words.

A breeze blew by, and Bai Weiran smiled with his hands in his pockets.

"I assumed you knew this back in high school—"

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Chapter Twenty-Nine: The Reason for His Displeasure

Bai Weiran is known for his stubbornness.

In fact, he is quite thoughtful and doesn't like to publicize certain things to others.

For example, he told Wu Ji one thing less.

During the conversation between Gaga and him, she gave him some information about platforms that were not publicly accessible.

The platform has a vast number of tasks, categorized by level, forming a pyramid shape.

There are few S and A level missions, but quite a lot of B and C level missions.

Forty-two percent.

This is Gaga's frank statement, revealing the proportion of C-level tasks that disappear from the platform before users can even get a chance to join.

Gaga showed him an old C-grade girl video.

She secretly saved it herself.

In the video, a pretty, sickly girl falls in love with a scumbag. Under his non-rejection and irresponsible tactics, she seduce him. However, she lacks confidence and is timid. Even as she is being violated by the man, she humbly begs for a little pity, hoping to give herself completely and receive a little love in return.

Even just a little bit would be fine.

Her end came when she was slapped across the face and the other person arrogantly questioned her.

"...Who had the first moment of pleasure?"

Without exaggeration or bias, focusing on the result regardless of the process, the man who could have resisted didn't and was pushed away, and ultimately it was her fault.

"Your death is the greatest love you could have for me, because your life is just a burden to me."

The devoted, yandere, C-rank girl was too weak-willed and believed everything she was told.

With tears and a smile on her face, she jumped from the high-rise building, ending her life.

She felt this was love—

A short video sent chills down Bai Weiran's spine.

The conditions he set were arrogant, and also showed a hint of anger.

I want to stop this unreasonable outcome.

Ordinary methods won't work—

As he was lost in his thoughts, Guoguo came over and placed a salmon mayonnaise rice ball from a convenience store next to his mouse.

"My son, I just went to the convenience store and brought you some late-night snacks."

Are you working overtime today?

No one knows him better than Guoguo. Bai Weiran shrugged, thanked her, and took the rice ball. The rice ball was still microwaved and wrapped in a tissue, so it was very warm in his palm.

Guoguo delivered the late-night snack but didn't leave immediately. Instead, she started chatting at his table.

"...To be honest, I've been really nervous lately. Luckily you're back, otherwise I'd be constantly on edge."

"...?"

"This is the first project I've ever participated in going live." Guoguo scratched her head and gave an awkward smile.

"I've been having a lot of nightmares lately because of stress."

"Because I got involved in this project, I ended up ruining it."

"I woke up covered in cold sweat and wanted to tell you that I could temporarily switch to another group to cause trouble for others, and then I could switch back when you are safely online."

This is a well-known fate in the gaming industry.

Many professionals have worked for many years but have only launched a handful of projects. Each project they participate in fails. Bai Weiran is lucky; his first project was launched, making his resume look good. Guoguo, on the other hand, was forced to switch from screenwriting to game copywriting due to the film and television industry downturn. Her fate was also not good; every project she joined failed.

Bai Weiran took a bite of the rice ball and remained silent while looking at the screen, listening to Guoguo continue.

Guoguo usually seems carefree, optimistic, and as steady as a happy office worker, but copywriters are more meticulous. As a critical moment approaches, she starts to feel anxious and insecure. Now that she sees Bai Weiran back, she pours out her heart as if she has regained her pillar of support.

"We don't practice feudal superstition under socialism. Alright, don't even think about transferring to another group, and I won't agree to it."

Soothing the emotions of the project team members is also part of his job.

Unfortunately, Bai Weiran rarely offered gentle persuasion; he only spoke the truth.

Guoguo smiled and patted Bai Weiran on the shoulder.

"Thank you, that's exactly why I came here, hoping to hear you say that."

"You just got back, don't work too late."

After Guoguo left, the project was empty, leaving him alone. Bai Weiran finished his work and sat back in his computer chair, staring at the screen for a long time. He closed his eyes and did eye exercises. The work area was quiet.

He was zoning out when someone quietly approached from behind, whispering in his ear in a sinister tone.

"...You didn't even tell me you were coming back right away, Brother Weiran, you're so bold!"

He had just opened his eyes when a soft palm covered them, obscuring his vision. He remained still and smiled at her.

"Whether I tell you or not, you already know, don't you?" he reminded her.

“I saw the surveillance footage from your office last time.”

I was both amused and exasperated to find out that she had installed a camera on the cute life-size standee.

She has both computer equipment and a mobile app, so she can monitor him anytime, anywhere, as long as he's at the company.

She's like a migrating salmon, always heading back to the company no matter how far away it is; she's really got this strategy figured out.

Qin Ning was exposed but didn't care. She chuckled and moved her hand from Bai Weiran's eyes to his temples, gently rubbing them.