After all, judging from Eris's current thinking...

The lucky coin that Gu Xinghe just mentioned was given to him as "overtime pay".

In reality, it was a "company product" produced and sold by his direct superior.

Although from the outside perspective, the production of this "product" with the added attribute of luck is extremely rare.

The channels through which goods flow out are also under extremely strict control.

But for someone like Eris, an "insider," he knew very well—

In fact, Gu Xinghe, as the "company boss," wanted to expand the sales channels for his product, the Lucky Coin.

And to enhance the company's reputation and external influence.

He actually made a large number of lucky coins at once.

Moreover, all these lucky coins were distributed by Gu Xinghe, the "company boss," to the corresponding "regional managers."

However, in order to ensure that the "market circulation" does not exceed the supply.

The "regional managers" of the "company" have always maintained a careful selection process for the winners of the lucky coin.

At the same time, most of the remaining lucky coins were preserved as part of the company's heritage.

In fact, just like some large companies, they also store a portion of their liquid assets.

Gu Xinghe's seemingly abundant stock of lucky coins was actually made from circulating currency.

More accurately, these are the "raw materials" for this seemingly inexhaustible and ever-flowing supply of lucky coins.

It was actually the money that Gu Xinghe won through gambling on the Ocean Oasis, which was still standing.

After that, the sinking of the Oasis of the Seas also made these coins, which had "special experiences", into their own right.

It has become a "limited edition currency" in a sense, adding a touch of legend to it.

Even if the Oasis of the Seas were to "come back to life" later.

It has also become a miracle described in widely circulated best-selling books.

But in Gu Xinghe's eyes, who knew the truth, it was clearly just a replica of the luxury cruise ship created by the game system.

The coins he obtained on the original Oasis of the Seas have indeed become "limited edition currency".

However, even if one has some knowledge of the origin of these coins, one is quite clear about the "company's" control over the circulation of these coins.

Eris never imagined that he, a hardworking employee, would "finally" receive a "promotion and raise" from his boss.

Although he doesn't care about the promotion, he is a little upset about the fact that overtime pay is considered part of the job.

However, he is also a senior manager at the same company, Xinghe Group.

Eris actually took the work requirements put forward by her "boss" Gu Xinghe quite seriously.

Although his expression suggested a degree of disdain for the coin tip he received.

But Eris, being very honest, still accepted the coin as a tip while leaning against bartender Grant's body.

The glassware on the bar also shimmered with a mesmerizing glow under the colorful lights of the tavern.

And when Eris waved the hand that had given her the tip from Gu Xinghe next to such a glass of wine.

The coin in his hand disappeared.

Meanwhile, Gu Xinghe's hands did not stop moving—

He now acts like an "innocent customer" who has been swindled out of a large sum of money by a "black-hearted bartender" at the Tavern of Misfortune.

From the outside, it appeared that Gu Xinghe had just finished speaking with the bartender "Grant" and agreed to let him use coins as a tip.

He kept taking out coins from his pocket to serve as the extra tip.

It's like a "poor person" who doesn't have a large amount of paper money on them and can only use the few coins they have to pay for an exorbitant drink.

But if you think back to the time when Gu Xinghe was mixing drinks, it was the most famous bartender at the Misfortune Tavern after the Misfortune Bartender.

It seemed "reasonable" for the customer to be asked to pay a larger tip at this point.

Of course, the lucky coins were actually stored in Gu Xinghe's own storage space.

So the so-called "taking out the coins one by one".

Actually, he just deliberately slowed down the speed at which he used his mental power to retrieve the coins from the storage space.

They just wanted to see the look of despair on Eris's face as she watched her "overtime work" increase.

At this moment, unlike Eris, whose expression became increasingly "desireless,"...

Gu Xinghe's expression seemed to have remained unchanged throughout.

But Eris, who knew the other's personality well, was able to easily sense the joy in him.

In fact, the very question Gu Xinghe posed at this moment proved that the emotions he sensed from the other person were not wrong—

"Bartender, what's wrong? Are you not satisfied with the tip?"

Upon hearing this, Eris looked up at Gu Xinghe—

At this moment, both the expression on his face and the tone of his voice were indicative of this.

The other party clearly did not have the slightest hint of a smile or a teasing tone in their expression.

Instead, it revealed a very genuine curiosity.

Therefore, Eris could only reply with the same "sincere" response.

"No... I was just too happy with the tips..."

[I'm absolutely too satisfied!]

Listen to Erisna's thoughts, which were consistent both verbally and in his mind.

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