You could say he's stupid, but he's also incredibly good at judging people.
You might say he's smart, but he insists on kicking a hornet's nest.
Many people around noticed Su Ran drinking alone, but judging from the drinks she ordered, they knew she was rich.
Generally speaking, wealthy people are of high status, so naturally no one would go out of their way to suffer.
But some people, under the influence of alcohol, feel like they're invincible again and dare to ask others to drink with them. I don't know what's wrong with this guy's thought process, it's so novel.
The man looked annoyed, his eyes filled with rage as he glared at Su Ran. He had just picked up a bottle of wine and was about to smash it when he was stopped.
Then a sharp male voice rang out, "Excuse me, beautiful lady, my buddy just got out of a mental hospital and his mind isn't working too well. Please don't mind him."
A thin man stopped the drunk man, snatched the bottle from his hand, and pulled him back, muttering, "Of all people to pick, you had to pick the richest one. I was just joking, and you actually took it. You're a real bastard."
Seeing that the drunk man still wanted to speak, the skinny man immediately silenced him. The man couldn't help but curse the idiot in his arms, "Still want to shout? Can you not be a scapegoat? You'll regret it if you offend her."
The drunk man was quickly taken away, leaving only the bottle he had placed on the table; nothing else was left behind.
Su Ran called over the bartender, whispered a few words to him, and continued drinking.
Then a male voice rang out, "Thank you, beautiful lady, for bringing me this bottle of wine. Otherwise, I would never have had the chance to drink such an expensive wine in my life."
The one who spoke was the same boy who had spoken up for Su Ran about the drunk man earlier, so Su Ran asked the bartender to send over a bottle of wine.
The people at that table were probably college students out having fun; they exuded an air of naivety, as if they hadn't yet experienced the harsh realities of society.
Su Ran looked at the wine glasses that the people at that table had raised, and smiled as she raised her glass in return.
[Host, you Earthlings are quite interesting.]
"You mean those college students?"
【Yeah, don't you think they're interesting? They have a chivalrous, chivalrous air about them.】
"You can search on Baidu to look up Chinese college students."
After a while, a mechanical and somewhat incomprehensible voice came from the system.
[Easily killed, naive, and a bit fragile, yet possessing a sharp, intelligent gaze.]
Upon hearing the system's voice, she didn't say much, but found it strange that the system had been talking so much all day.
"What, trying to meet year-end KPIs?"
【No. 】
Su Ran continued drinking after hearing this, but the system's slightly anxious voice rang out, "Why don't you continue asking?"
She paused in her drinking motion. "Say what you want to say."
[The main god instructed us to stay close to the host and blocked the system's network access. We can't access anything except for viewing missions.]
Upon hearing this, Su Ran couldn't help but feel a pang of sympathy, much like the current state of internet users without their phones.
After chatting with the system for a while, she gradually calmed down. Looking at the empty wine bottles scattered on the table, she called the bartender and paid the bill.
Stepping out of the bar and onto the main road, I stared at the sports car in front of me.
Why didn't she think of bringing someone with her when she drove out? Now look what's happened, her phone is dead, she just paid by card, and there are no power banks for rent around.
This is absolutely terrible luck.
She started walking around while playing with her car keys, hoping to get rid of the smell of alcohol on her.
As for the car, we'll have someone come and drive it tomorrow. The priority now is to find a charging station where we can rent power banks; she doesn't have the patience to walk back slowly.
She herself didn't know which place this random bar was, and she relied on her limited sense of direction to choose her way around by guessing.
The night breeze was a bit cool, but because it was the height of summer, it wasn't bitterly cold.
It's a temperature that's comfortable for both body and mind.
Su Ran, wearing a long halter dress and a coat draped over her shoulders, strolled slowly down the main road.
The number of people has started to decrease at this time, but there are still quite a few.
There were food stalls nearby, and the aroma was quite tempting. There were also stalls selling plush toys and balloons.
Many parents were playing with their children, some young couples were on dates among them, and some families were watching from the outside, making it quite lively.
Su Ran also wanted to play, but after searching for a long time, she couldn't find a single penny on her. All she had was a black card that couldn't be used here and a broken phone that wouldn't turn on.
Just as I was about to turn and leave, I suddenly heard a deep, magnetic voice say, "Want to play?"
Upon hearing this, Su Ran suddenly turned around, her gaze meeting his. "Fu Rongzhi?"
Fu Rongzhi nodded slightly. He was dressed casually, which was different from his formal attire. He looked less serious and more approachable.
"What are you doing here?" Fu Rongzhi noticed the car keys Su Ran was playing with in her hand, and after a moment of silence, he continued, "Drunk driving is illegal."
Su Ran smiled upon hearing this, "I know, that's why I didn't drive. I'll just bring the car keys and have someone come and drive it later."
Fu Rongzhi nodded and stood beside her without leaving. Su Ran turned to look at him, "Aren't you going home?"
"I just got off work and was about to go home."
Su Ran nodded upon hearing this and didn't say anything more. She and Fu Rongzhi had only met today and could be considered acquainted, but they weren't close.
Fu Rongzhi pointed to the stalls in front of him, "Which one do you want to play?"
Hearing his words, she thought he was just being polite, but when she heard his question, she didn't stand on ceremony anymore, since she really wanted to have some fun.
Pointing to the ring toss game he liked, Fu Rongzhi immediately walked over, took out his phone to scan the code, and then brought over a bunch of rings.
"You go put it on, I'll keep it."
Then Fu Rongzhi, with circles all over one arm, stood tall and straight beside Su Ran.
This pose attracted a lot of attention, but Su Ran didn't feel too embarrassed. Right now, all she wanted to do was have some fun.
She had originally planned to drink all night, but the system's voice dispelled her worries, and now she was completely relaxed and carefree.
Watching the commotion for a while, she really wanted to join in, but unfortunately, she had no money. Then Fu Rongzhi showed up, a free companion.
Fu Rongzhi handed Su Ran a few rings, and she took them and stood behind the line to prepare to ring the items placed on the ground.
After trying it out, she got the hang of it.
This is actually very simple. If you study physics and math well, you can easily apply the formula. Thinking of this, Su Ran remembered what her high school homeroom teacher had said.
Master math, physics, and chemistry, and you'll be able to go anywhere in the world without fear.
As expected, my teacher was right.
After successfully tossing several toes, interested people gathered around, cheering and applauding as Su Ran tossed one toe after another.
She had many rings left but didn't think about throwing them again. She casually tossed the rings out, and most of them landed outside the rings, which was completely different from her previous unerring accuracy.
The crowd around her also understood her idea, and the applause and discussion grew even louder.
Despite this, she still managed to slip on a lot of plush toys. Su Ran looked at the huge pile of toys she had slipped on and smiled, "Your skills are still on point."
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