If Gu Li made a small mistake while putting the bandage on Jiang Xu, Jiang Xu's entire action went very smoothly.

He simply bent down to close the distance when he finished putting it on, and after feeling that the distance between him and Gu Li was about the same as before, Jiang Xu stopped and asked, "Is this length okay? Do I need to adjust it?"

Then Jiang Xu noticed that Gu Li tensed up for a moment, then slowly relaxed. "Okay, no problem." After he finished speaking, he turned to look at Jiang Xu. "This is good."

Jiang Xu looked at the person and smiled, looking at Gu Li who was wearing a necklace. "Yes," he nodded, "it is indeed quite nice."

Gu Li felt a sudden sense of retaliation, and frowned as he pondered. Jiang Xu's voice interrupted his thoughts, "Let's go take a look together."

Jiang Xu straightened up and extended his hand. Gu Li didn't think twice and directly grasped his hand. With some of Jiang Xu's strength, she easily stood up, and the two stood side by side again.

The two stood in front of a full-length mirror. The mirror was clear and bright, and the people reflected in it also had their own unique charm and style.

Jiang Xu and Gu Li stood together; they should stand together like this.

Their black and white clothes complemented each other perfectly; the black was deep and intense, while the white was clean and pure. The necklaces dangled around their necks, fitting them perfectly.

Gu Li said, “The first day you met Lü Chao, he said you were here to steal the title of the most handsome man in the city. At the time, I thought there was some truth to that. Now,” he looked at Jiang Xu in the mirror, “you see, he really is handsome.” He smiled at the mirror after he finished speaking, “Brother Xu.”

Jiang Xu, "Don't you even look at who's standing next to me? Tong Shuai," he smiled at the mirror, "Brother Li."

Gu Li composed herself. "Wait for me a moment."

Before Jiang Xu could answer, he saw Gu Li run out. When he saw her return, she was holding a phone. "Is it urgent?"

Gu Li: "I forgot to take pictures at the amusement park last time, but I remembered this time, so I'm recording them. What do you think?"

At that moment, a sliver of the sunset's glow shone through the window, and the two of them took their first real photo together.

Gu Li pressed the save and forward buttons with satisfaction, "Sent to your phone."

Jiang Xu nodded, "Now, let's pay up the bet, what do you think?" The rosy light slanted and lengthened, falling on the shadows of the two people, hooking their shadows together.

Gu Li turned off her phone screen and placed it on the table. "I think it's okay."

Jiang Xu: "So, who goes first, the loser or the winner?"

Gu Li: "The winners come first, and the winners should have priority."

Jiang Xu: "That's really a steal."

Gu Li blinked. "Keep it low-key," he said with an unusually subtle smile. "Don't tell anyone, sir. Next time, I'll let you earn even more."

Jiang Xu said, "It's a real loss that you're not studying acting."

Gu Li, "What kind of loss?"

Jiang Xu said, “The loss of not being able to record it for you, and your ever-present and lively performance, why don’t you go on a variety show?” After he finished speaking, he looked at Gu Li solemnly and said, “If I become rich and powerful, I will not forget you.”

Gu Li said, "No, I have to take you with me. I understand what you mean by loss. It's a pity I didn't record it for you."

Jiang Xu lowered his head and said slowly, "Keep a low profile."

After he finished speaking, he turned his head to look at Gu Li, and casually asked again, "What do you think I should set at which multiplier, Gu Li?"

Gu Li shrugged. “We have different perspectives, and our feelings are also different,” he said, feigning profundity. “I’m afraid I can’t answer your question.”

Jiang Xu thought, "Very good, you've been going for more than three seconds." Then he held up his hand and made a '5' sign. "That's fine."

Gu Li: "50 times? That's still acceptable."

Jiang Xu shook his head.

Gu Li. "500? That definitely needs to be negotiated."

Jiang Xu shook his head again.

Gu Li asked Jiang Xu, his voice softening slightly as he looked at him, "Is this retaliation for making you guess how much money you gave Lü Chao?" "This is unfair."

Jiang Xu: "Why don't we try to think of people on the bright side?"

Gu Li spoke faster than he thought, "Of course I thought the best of you, so my first guess wasn't 50..." He paused, "Wow, I wasn't bold enough to think that way. You're such a wonderful person," his eyes slanted upwards, the curve particularly handsome, "Jiang Xu."

Jiang Xu then withdrew his hand. "So it seems you've agreed to 50,000. Look, I've prepared plenty of opportunities for you to negotiate, I guarantee you'll have more fun than last time."

Gu Li's smile vanished, and he looked at Jiang Xu with slight disbelief. "I opened my heart to you, and you stabbed me in the back, huh?" He then reached out to ruffle Jiang Xu's hair. "I'm going to teach you a lesson in life."

Jiang Xu reached out to stop Gu Li's movement, leaned back to create some distance, and spoke to her, "Don't rush, why don't you try bargaining first? You might be pleasantly surprised."

Gu Li was just joking around, and when he heard Jiang Xu say that, he backed down. He looked at Jiang Xu and said, "It won't be like last time, where you try to bargain for a trial card, will it?"

Jiang Xu said earnestly, "Why don't you give it a try? Maybe it will activate immediately."

Gu Li thought for a moment, then asked tentatively, "How about 50?"

Jiang Xu looked at the person calmly, "Are you sure? This is the final decision."

"Wait," Gu Li raised his hand to indicate a moment, then thought for a moment before speaking, "Brother Xu," he suddenly called out to Jiang Xu, stretching out his hand with his fingers spread and his palm facing Jiang Xu, "Was the five you just pointed to five times five?" He smiled as he discussed it with the other.

Jiang Xu looked at the person in front of him, a genuine smile appearing in his eyes. His expression softened with his mood, like spring water flowing into a calm lake. "Deal." He finished speaking and his palm met Gu Li's. A soft sound rang out, as if an auction had been concluded. "But that sound just now doesn't count."

Gu Li glanced at their hands and gently placed them together. "Of course." His smile was as radiant as the sunset glow.

Jiang Xu nodded. "Alright, since there's nothing else, and everyone's tired today, I'll go back and rest." He turned around calmly after saying that, as if it were really all over.

"Hmm?" Gu Li grabbed Jiang Xu's wrist. "I think there's something else going on."

Jiang Xu stopped following Gu Li, but didn't turn around. "It's really gone."

Gu Li said, “Come on, let me tell you, in a game, there are winners and losers. Yours is over, but mine hasn’t even started yet. What do you think?” He paused and then asked, “Ah Xu?” His voice trailed off again.

Jiang Xu was indeed entangled. Zhao Rangwen had called him that before, but Jiang Xu knew clearly that he wasn't calling him, just as he knew clearly at this moment.

Gu Li was calling out to herself.

Jiang Xu turned around. "I think you're right."

His traces are appearing more and more concretely in this world, even clearer and more three-dimensional than in his original world, because of Gu Li.

So, what is there that the red-haired boy couldn't agree to?

Jiang Xu thought to himself, "Besides, we agreed on this a long time ago, and even if the monk runs away, he can't run away from the temple."