"Really?" Qiao Qiu asked casually, gazing out the window.
"Yes, Master, what's wrong?" The ring noticed that something was off with him.
"It's nothing." Qiao Qiu turned around, leaning against the window frame, her eyes like deep pools, concealing all her emotions. "Xiao Jie, tell me, what would you do if you lost something that you consider very important?"
"Did Master leave something very important behind in the previous world?"
"Mmm," Qiao Qiu responded softly.
The ring asked, "Is it Xuanlan?"
The moment she woke up, that was the name she called out. If nothing unexpected happens, it was that person again.
But what did she mean by saying that? Had their relationship broken down?
Thinking of this possibility, the ring perked up immediately. Is this really the case? If so, that would be wonderful.
Qiao Qiu rubbed her temples, not answering the question. "Xiao Jie, you haven't answered my question yet."
“Of course, we’ll go get it back,” the ring replied.
"What if we can't find it?" Qiao Qiu asked.
"If we can't find it, then we won't look for it anymore."
"It's so important to you, you can't just throw it away?" Qiao Qiu asked again.
The ring said, "Master, you're putting me in a difficult position. What's the point of looking for something that can never be found again? Why not let time teach you to forget all of this?"
The ring felt a surge of secret joy. So, its owner had broken up with that damned, unknown thing? That's great.
"I said I was just here for fun. Let's go, to the next world." Qiao Qiu glanced at the rings on her fingers; several were already lit up.
"...Okay." The ring felt a pang of bitterness. Master, are you lying to me? No, you're not lying to me, sob...
...
Qiao Qiu woke up again, finding her eyes sore and swollen, and her throat tight and uncomfortable. She opened her mouth, but could barely speak.
She opened her eyes, and the blinding dim light shone down on her, causing her to close them briefly and shield her eyes with her hand.
She twirled the ring on her finger, and the memories of this body flooded into her mind.
This young girl, also named Qiao Qiu, is nineteen years old and comes from a wealthy family. She swallowed pills due to relationship problems.
The specific reason was because of a boy who was her classmate. He liked playing games, but the original owner of the body, Qiao Qiu, didn't like playing games. She thought playing games was a waste of time. In a fit of anger, the boy cheated on her and got together with another girl in the class. To spite her, he even sent the original owner of the body photos of them together to Qiao Qiu.
The original owner, Qiao Qiu, was heartbroken and unable to accept this fact, so she *censored keywords*.
After a while, Qiao Qiu's eyes gradually adjusted to the light, and she then removed her hand.
The beam of light that had just shone on her face came through a gap in the floor-to-ceiling curtains. She propped herself up and sat up. It was pitch black all around. She groped around on the bed and found her phone. She turned on the screen and used the faint light to illuminate the area under the bed.
The area under the bed was a mess; beige comforters and pillows were scattered all over the floor, along with some medicine bottles. She pulled back the covers and found her slippers.
Qiao Qiu put on her slippers, got out of bed, walked to the window, and pulled back the curtains. The sky outside was still dark, and the light that had just shone in was only from the streetlights near the gate.
Qiao Qiu turned on the light and began tidying up the room.
As far as she knew, there was another girl in their class named Gao Meng, who was the female lead of this world, and the original owner Qiao Qiu's boyfriend happened to be the male lead of this world.
Although the original owner, Qiao Qiu, was a second-generation rich kid, her family paid very little attention to her. Her parents were often away on business trips and had almost no influence on her education. Because of her poor grades, her classmates often mocked her, which made her feel extremely inferior.
The reason she *blocked* the keywords is largely due to this.
In fact, the original owner was a kind-hearted child who often helped classmates who were experiencing financial difficulties.
Qiao Qiu sighed and looked at the original owner of Qiao Qiu's wishes.
Before her death, the original owner of Qiao Qiu thought that if she could do it all over again, she would play video games and would never go against Zhou Nan (the male lead) again.
After tidying up, Qiao Qiu sat on the soft bed and stroked her chin. She could play the game, but she wouldn't go against the male lead. That wasn't her style. Why should someone who harms others be able to reach the pinnacle of life?
That's impossible.
Qiao Qiu glanced at the subsequent developments of the male and female protagonists. Zhou Nan became a very popular streamer through gaming. Gao Meng, on the other hand, while playing games and streaming with him, also became a master of ancient-style art, designing covers for many ancient-style artists and earning a very considerable income.
Painting is no challenge for her; she was born as a painter in several lifetimes, so painting in the ancient style is definitely no problem for her.
"Xiao Jie, what games does the male lead play?"
Qiao Qiu skillfully turned on and unlocked her phone. Having not used a phone in ages, she felt both strange and familiar with it. She played with it for a while, familiarizing herself with the software, and then selected a hand-drawn landscape painting of misty rain without any figures in the browser to set as her wallpaper.
"Honor of Kings"
"What kind of game is this?" Qiao Qiu went to the app store, searched for it, and downloaded it.
"This is a 5v5 team-based competitive game. After players are matched with teammates, they choose heroes. These heroes are divided into assassins, tanks, warriors, mages, marksmen, and supports, corresponding to the five positions in the King's Canyon. Assassins jungle and develop, tanks are responsible for the top lane or act as supports to protect the backline, warriors go to the top lane, mages go to the mid lane, and supports help assassins jungle and gank in the early game and protect the backline in the late game. The so-called backline consists of mages and marksmen..."
Ring spoke eloquently, also mentioning some things to pay attention to when playing games.
Qiao Qiu had a clear mind and had gained some understanding of "Honor of Kings". After listening, she felt it was a good game, much more fun than many games that were just about completing tasks.
After the download was complete, the ring told her that when she first entered the game, she should acquire five heroes and then equip them with runes.
Qiao Qiu registered and logged into her account, followed the beginner quests, barely understood the skills, and entered the game lobby.
At this moment, the ring appeared again to remind her, "Master, don't rush to play games. Finish the tutorials in the training camp first, and then look at the skill descriptions."
Qiao Qiu nodded and did as instructed by the ring.
Progress was slow. Although the ring taught her a lot to prevent her from going astray, she was still confused when it came to actually doing it. She couldn't understand those skills at all.
After completing the task, Qiao Qiu checked the skill descriptions again. She first looked at Lu Ban No. 7's. Lu Ban's passive skill, 'Firepower Suppression,' allows him to unleash a machine gun barrage on the fifth consecutive normal attack, dealing damage three times… (For the latest chapters, please visit Tangkexing---Mobile Address: For the latest chapters, please visit Tangkexing---Mobile Address:)
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