Li Lechen doesn't care about money. After giving away 280,000 yuan in tips, he has now saved up more than 60,000 yuan, and his goal is to spend it.

The worst-case scenario is when the advertisement reaches you directly, the service details and prices are explained, and then they add, "You need to complete the transaction through the online store," leaving you with no chance.

You need to reach level three to access the in-game store.

Of course, for business people, fulfilling the obligation to remind them is already quite conscientious, and Huo Jiujian certainly doesn't mind if the amount of a single transaction is as large as possible. Although the reward is just a passing transaction, increasing cash flow is also very good. It's been a long time since I've done a transaction involving tens of thousands of Sunshine Coins.

However, let me reiterate: [Payment is required before any action is taken. If anyone fails to claim their payment, I will refund your money.]

"no problem."

As soon as Li Lechen finished speaking, a message popped up on the screen: "Master Xishuashua" has requested to deduct one Sunshine Coin from you. Confirm?

Hey! There's actually this kind of "operation".

If that's possible, does that mean anyone who advertises and sells things can do it this way?

It seems like we've already had a sneak peek at the online store.

However, obviously not everyone can do this, otherwise what would be the point of having the mall? This "instant payment" function is only available to users level 60 and above. The amount spent through this method is not counted in the experience points.

Therefore, after Li Lechen clicked "Confirm" and the number of Sunshine Coins decreased, he did not find that he had gained 11 experience points.

However, finding Cheng Xixi is more important right now, and has nothing to do with experience points.

"Should we do it right away? I'm in a bit of a hurry," Li Lechen instructed.

Just then, the bell rang, signaling the end of the exam. Although I was hiding in a corner, the noise from the classroom quickly reached me.

"Smack!"

Someone threw a book down from upstairs.

It's just a mock exam for the start of the semester. Is it really necessary to throw away the books after the exam? If you throw them away, you'll have to pick them up again.

Therefore, Li Lechen never does such things. He only wants to quietly donate brand-new books to classmates who cannot afford textbooks because they are poor after the college entrance examination.

Li Lechen didn't turn off the live stream because he didn't know when Cheng Xixi would receive the ad or when she would come over. He needed to prepare in advance so that she could focus on her studies later.

The tragedy of a male underachiever is sometimes similar to playing the "bad cop," having to rely on a female academic star.

Of course, Li Lechen can still be very arrogant now, because in Zhou Mi's eyes, he is already a pseudo-slacker with extremely high aptitude for physics. If his math scores were to be off the charts, he was afraid that Zhou Mi would fall in love with him.

Although they could marry, Zhou Mi is simply not attractive enough, and her personality is eccentric due to her family background. Marriage would be detrimental to their future family harmony and their children's development...

Uh! I'm overthinking it.

In short, it's best not to let Zhou Mi fall in love with you, otherwise you might hurt her.

A top student like Zhou Mi, with average looks and a mix of low self-esteem and aloofness, is really likely to end up single.

"You've finished your Chinese exam?!"

Suddenly, a voice rang in Li Lechen's ear.

Li Lechen was startled: that voice... it sounds so familiar...

So, with a twitching smile, he looked up and, sure enough, met Zhou Mi's gaze. There she was, hands on her hips, standing there with a serious expression, looking every bit the shrew.

Seeing Li Lechen put on those ridiculously silly glasses again and pretend to be a country bumpkin, Zhou Mi thought of how he was actually good at physics but pretended to be a poor student, fooling his teachers and classmates for two years, and even fooling herself. She became even more indignant: "Do you think you won't be found out if you miss one exam and get the lowest score?"

"Um?"

Li Lechen is innocent! He didn't want to be late; he really wanted to take the Chinese exam, but unfortunately, things just didn't go his way...

With an innocent look on his face, Zhou Mi immediately deduced that Li Lechen had indeed missed the entire Chinese exam, and she became even more exasperated: "I called you at 7:20. Even if you were still in bed at that time, getting up to wash your face, brush your teeth, and even eat breakfast, and then riding a shared bike over, wouldn't be later than 9:00. You can take a one-hour Chinese exam!"

Li Lechen also thought that when he arrived at school, there would be only a few hours left, enough time for an hour and a half of Chinese exam. But during that hour and a half, he spent it copying the student handbook, his hands almost cramping from copying. It was definitely no easier than taking the exam.

"How could you be so irresponsible towards yourself?!" Zhou Mi became increasingly angry. "You..."

"School rules stipulate that boys and girls must maintain a distance of at least 44 centimeters," Li Lechen suddenly interrupted Zhou Mi.

"Um?"

Zhou Mi was completely bewildered.

"Yes, I can tell from my current eye that the distance between us is definitely less than 44 centimeters, which violates the student code of conduct."

"Hu!"

Zhou Mi was furious. She had never heard of such a bizarre student rule before. Why should boys and girls maintain this strange 44-centimeter distance?

This doesn't resemble student rules at all; it's more like something Li Lechen made up on the spot.

So he said, "Which rule in our school's student code states this? Why isn't it 48 centimeters or 50 centimeters? Is 44 something to sound nice or what?!"

"I don't know why it's 44 centimeters, but that's definitely the rule. It's Article 6, Section 3, Chapter 3 of the Student Code of Conduct... Point 2. Yes! Point 2!"

Li Lechen wasn't a prolific memory holder; he didn't have a photographic memory. But he copied it three times, and it still felt like it was just a moment ago, so he remembered it vividly, especially this bizarre rule.

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