This is nothing to worry about; it's just a matter of playing through multiple playthroughs.

However, in general, special levels cannot be designed this way. If a test level simply involves repeatedly playing the same type of game, it will lose its excitement and have no meaning in testing.

This will add other variable conditions to repeated levels.

Currently, no other variable conditions are observed. So, what if he designs the variable conditions around the time point?

He thought of the most troublesome scenario.

Time reduction.

Initially, the process rewinds to thirteen days. If he fails to complete the task by the restart point thirteen days later, the task restarts again, reducing the number of days.

It became twelve days.

If it's not finished soon, it will become eleven days.

Time keeps folding and compressing forward. What if they can't leave until the very last day if they haven't completed their mission? What will happen in the end?

Xx

Anqin was painting, sketching and painting over the green mountains and clear waters, a smile on her face.

Suddenly a plate of apples was placed beside me.

She turned her head and immediately shrank back, hurriedly looking away.

"Thank you... thank you... Mr. Bai."

She kept her eyes fixed on the floor, not even lifting her head, too afraid to look at him.

It's as if his face is permanently attached to the floor.

Bai Weiran felt a headache just looking at it.

During that period, I was greedy for cheap deals and lazy, so I used automated tasks.

Now things are really messed up; he and An Qin have absolutely no foundation for getting along.

Without getting to know her or building trust, how can you persuade her to study more, make more friends, and develop her career?

Anqin is also a slow starter.

But he only has thirteen days left.

It's like facing a boss with super thick armor defense. You should slowly whittle down its health to defeat it, but now the level displays a countdown and forces you to move forward.

An Qin thought he was leaving, but after waiting for a while without any movement, she found that he had sat down in front of her and was lightly tapping the table with his fingers.

She glanced up furtively, then hurriedly looked away.

Bai Weiran tapped the tabletop lightly with his finger.

Are you getting used to being here?

"...?"

An Qin was stunned and stole a glance.

She definitely wouldn't have answered at the beginning.

But now she doesn't find this person scary anymore.

Because she had witnessed his interactions with Miss Qin over the past few days—

Although she didn't speak directly with this person, she indirectly got to know him through their interactions.

He always sat on the balcony chair reading a book and rarely spoke.

Then they arranged everything they needed.

She could sense the person's thoughtfulness.

This subtle influence, this interaction, meant that she no longer found the person in front of her as terrifying as she had at the beginning.

"It's alright, it's alright."

In fact, she felt that this period of time was much better than before.

No one has ever cared about her like this before.

She always kept to herself, was quiet and reserved, and was often bullied. After being bullied for a long time, she became afraid of being hurt and eventually became afraid of people as well, and could only bury herself in her painting.

That's why Cao Shuang's approach made her ecstatic.

She was extremely passive, afraid to approach people, and afraid of being bullied. This attitude kept even those who wanted to be kind to her at bay.

Cao Shuang's seduction is gradual and subtle.

However, the arrival of Bai Weiran and Qin Ning represents a forceful intervention and change.

Although An Qin was passive, she could still sense that the other party had no intention of harming her.

If Bai Weiran were the only one with her, she would be so afraid that she wouldn't know what to do and wouldn't be able to utter a word for days.

But these days, Bai Weiran watched her and Qin Ning get along from afar, and this cautious attitude of keeping a distance gradually made her lower her guard.

Sometimes she would secretly watch them together, feeling envious.

How could someone be such a bad person, being so kind to those around him?

Bai Weiran was unaware of this psychological shift. He merely tried to strike up a conversation, and seeing An Qin remain silent with her head down, she repeatedly responded with "I'm sorry," "Yes," "Excuse me," and "I'm very sorry..."

Hmm, this reminds him of some of his female classmates from his old class.

Always quiet and unassuming, staying on the sidelines, working diligently and conscientiously within the group.

To put it simply, An Qin has a pretty ordinary personality.

Not only is she on the fringes, she also has a people-pleasing personality disorder.

She is afraid to express her own thoughts, likes to apologize first, always caters to others, doesn't know how to refuse, is vague about her own thoughts, and has no principles or bottom line.

That's why I'm so fixated on Cao Shuang.

She received far too little positive feedback in her life.

We should have proceeded gradually.

But he didn't have time.

Complete the mission within thirteen days?

It looks difficult, but when you think about it carefully, it's not that difficult.

Try thinking about it from a different perspective!

The way to determine if a yandere girl has recovered is to make her forget the scumbag boyfriend.

As long as she can forget about him on the very last day before the deadline, that's enough.

There are many ways for someone to forget another person.

When you've achieved great success and your career is on the rise, surrounded by countless praises, do you still have time to think about others?

This time, he wanted to change his approach—not to make her completely let go, but to surprise her.

What used to be a slow and deliberate process has now become a dazzling display of talent, captivating the eye like brilliant fireworks.

He hadn't spoken for a long time. An Qin lowered her head, shrank her neck, looked helpless, her small hands trembled, and her bright, sparkling eyes kept glancing upwards.

Did she say something wrong?

Did I make him angry?

Shouldn't she apologize first?

"I'm sorry..."

“Speak out your dream.”

Bai Weiran remained calm and began to persuade people with the indifferent tone commonly used by mentors on "The Voice of China".

The girl with light brown hair was speechless, looking completely bewildered.

Xx

"What, what did you say?"

An Qin thought she had misheard, and she even reached out and tapped her head.

Bai Weiran asked her again, unhurriedly.

"I said, tell me your dream—"

His posture was upright, his expression reserved, and his air of authority as a leader completely overwhelmed An Qin, who dared not utter a sound.

The girl didn't know why she was afraid, but she dared not resist.

"I...I have no dreams..."

No, you do.

Anqin was stunned.

She was so weak that she didn't even have the slightest thought of resistance, thinking, "You're not me, how would you know?"

She was just panicked and at a loss.

"I'm sorry, I really didn't."

But the mentors at Huaxia Good Mentors wouldn't let her off the hook, employing common tactics used by the show's producers to relentlessly press her.

"If not, what did you do in the first place when you started drawing?"

"I...I started drawing at the very beginning..."

"Humans do things because they have desires. What is your purpose in painting?"

Anqin's gaze shifted to the painting that was half-finished.

Chapter Six: Convenient In-App Purchases

I started drawing for my friends.

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