"Haunted?"

When Mingmei heard this, she didn't even need to look in the mirror to know how disgusted she was with her face.

The toilet is a place that appears in every campus legend.

"Yeah? But I don't believe it." Bai Xiao was still relatively sober, and added, "I haven't heard of anyone dying yet. If it were really haunted, would it be like this?"

"That's true..."

Mingmei nodded silently; she remembered that the setting of this game didn't seem to involve any supernatural or horror elements.

However, Mingmei thought again that this school was also the BOSS's headquarters. It wouldn't be difficult for the other party to decide when or where the four people would die.

"However... I'll know once I'm transferred there in a few days." Bai Xiao said, her eyes gleaming with a hint of eager anticipation. Mingmei nodded to herself, thinking, "That's more like Bai Xiao."

After chatting for a while, Mingmei returned to the shop after seeing Bai Xiao off. In the afternoon, when there were no customers, she took a light nap, leaning on the bar counter, and asked Guigui to send her the original plot of the story from the back.

【No, host.】

"I'm talking about the original storyline, it's not that difficult, is it?"

Bright and cheerful Ghost's sudden refusal left me speechless.

[There are too many parts of the original plot that need to be censored. You can't do it, and for the sake of my own beautiful soul, I can't either.]

Gui Gui and Ming Mei roughly complained that the plot was really bad, with plenty of color and violence, and some incestuous scenes, which were harmful to their physical and mental health!

"Wow! My uncle plays this kind of game?"

After being repeatedly told by Gui Gui how terrible the plot was, Mingmei was even shocked to hear that there was incest involved. She couldn't help but exclaim, "It's amazing that my uncle's game even exists."

This storyline aims to educate adults to be vigilant about the physical and mental health of the next generation, as they gradually fall into depravity and darkness, encountering many unknown traps on their path to adulthood.

When they entered the story, the narrative unfolded from the perspective of a minor girl. Everything I've described above... all happened to the female lead, the boss, Mona. This was meant to make them understand the difficulties of raising children and to encourage them to be more attentive to their children's education in the future.

"These things still exist in the interstellar era?"

Because it was adapted into a game, the historical setting was completely changed, and Mingmei couldn't imagine that such a thing could happen in the interstellar era.

Yes, civilizations don't develop at the same pace on all planets. Even if technology catches up, thoughts and cultures differ between star systems and even between individual planets. However, there are certain things that no planet can tolerate.

Taking this opportunity, Gui Gui explained to Ming Mei the background of the person Mona was based on.

[Because the average age of interstellar people is three to five hundred, they are considered adults at thirty. The prototype of that character was only nineteen years old at the time.]

"So small."

Yes, precisely because I was young, having just started high school.

"Suddenly, I feel like living longer isn't such a good thing; it seems like I've been spending too much time studying." Mingmei suddenly exclaimed, "Studying interstellar space has been going on for far too long!"

Yes, I spent twenty-five out of those thirty years studying.

"Huh? Does that mean I'll have to work before I even reach adulthood for the remaining five years?"

GuiGui: [Even in interstellar travel, people don't go to school from birth, right? Also, if a graduate is still a minor, they receive the same salary and benefits as adults, but only work half the hours.]

Mingmei really didn't know about this.

Someone like her, whose first job was working for her uncle and who was then forced by her uncle to attend school while working, is even less familiar with the normal work process for ordinary people.

"But... if we graduate from military academy... I remember many of us were underage, right? We still ended up joining the army."

Mingmei did the math and realized she would graduate around 26 or 27.

[Host, have you really studied the relevant regulations of the military academy carefully?]

"Um?"

Mingmei felt that she had overlooked something after being asked such a question by Guigui.

If a military academy student completes their studies within the prescribed time limit but is still not an adult, they will automatically be assigned to military logistics service until they reach adulthood.

Bright and beautiful: ? ? ? ?

"Really? Then I'm still a minor working here!"

No, we are strictly adhering to the regulation that reduces logistics work hours by half.

"Really? I don't believe I'd be wasting my time wandering around in the army."

That depends on the local military regulations.

Gui Gui didn't want to discuss this topic with Ming Mei, since each legion had different rules.

Just like its predecessor, whose host was from a certain legion, it took its new recruits out to cause trouble, ostensibly to welcome the newcomers, but in reality, it was to announce that they had no shortage of people here, and that the surrounding "neighbors" should tremble!

In response, this anonymous AI once wondered if it might be captured and sent back to the factory by the mastermind one day because it was "colluding" with its host.

Actually, you'd be doing quite well staying with your brother.

Gui Gui remembered that in her host's family, besides her parents, only she and her younger sister had AI... Well, no, that's not right. Her host sister's AI was still a system, and she didn't know when it would be upgraded to an artificial AI.

Therefore, it was quite confident that the anonymous AI wouldn't be able to harm its host.

They were talking about the game's pitfalls at first, but in the end, it turned out that Gui Gui was the one worrying about it.

When it suddenly said that, Mingmei was already thinking about whether Mu Chen would come to see her after get off work tonight, and whether she should keep her hot dog shop open that night.

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