...Five thousand bucks? That’s not a lot?
Originally, Lv Xiaohong was pretty generous, paying Wen Nan double the market price for tutoring, which made Wen Nan secretly happy for a while.
Turns out, Guan Ailin made that much money just by setting up a stall at the school gate for an afternoon?
This money is almost enough for him to complete the first main mission two and a half tis.
Earlier, when leaving the roadside stall, Guan Ailin said she wanted to analyze the market demand here and find a way to make money to support Wen Nan. Wen Nan just took it as a joke.
Now it seems, it was actually true?
Had he known this, why did he bother negotiating with Lv Xiaohong? He might as well lay back and live off her earnings.
This is the "soft al" made by his portable rice cooker, and others wouldn’t even have the chance to gossip about it.
Just as he was thinking about it, he heard a system notification in his mind—
9527: [Congratulations, player! You have obtained 5012 local currency in this instance! Main Mission 1 has accumulated 8012 in earnings, with a task completion rate exceeding 400%!]
9527: [Completing the main mission with excess will give you a chance to receive a higher task rating and increase the probability of receiving extra lottery opportunities. Please finalize task settlent promptly to qualify for rewards.]
Just a day and a half passed, and he already secured eight thousand. For this main mission, Wen Nan is just waiting for the settlent to hit the jackpot.
But it’s not settlent ti yet.
Yin Zhi’en jogged to Wen Nan’s side, spotted Guan Ailin in front of him, and imdiately greeted her with a smile, "Hello, big sister."
Guan Ailin was surprised, "Oh, it’s you, little brother. Are you alright from last night?"
Yin Zhi’en shook his head, "I’m good, no worries, thank you for your concern, big sister."
Seeing this, Wen Nan raised his hand, pulling Guan Ailin to his other side, then giving a warning look at Yin Zhi’en, "Calling her ’big sister’ so casually, are you that close?"
Yin Zhi’en wanted to say, isn’t it normal to call an upperclassman’s cousin ’sister’? But facing Wen Nan’s hostile gaze, he couldn’t voice his retort, and just quietly murmured "Oh" and stopped calling her that.
A faint snort was heard beside him.
Wen Nan turned his head to see Minmin standing beside him at so point, her eyes filled with mockery, as if saying: Only state officials can set fires, commoners can’t even light lamps.
Such an old fox.
Wen Nan ignored Minmin’s gaze and gestured at her with his chin, "Just in ti, I have sothing I need your help with."
He then pointed at Yin Zhi’en beside him, "This junior needs to et soone and needs a female accompanying him, could you go with him?"
This arrangent imdiately caused dissatisfaction from both sides.
"Huh?" Yin Zhi’en looked at Guan Ailin, then at Minmin, and protested quietly, "Can’t it be the other big sister?"
Though this senior also looks pretty, her eerie coldness makes her seem hard to get along with.
Wen Nan looked coldly at Yin Zhi’en, "Do you think you are in a position to be picky?"
Yin Zhi’en quickly waved his hands, "No, no, all of senior’s friends, I’ll do as senior arranges."
On the other side, Minmin asked with a stern face, "Why should I listen to you?"
Wen Nan nodded and said very demo|cratically, "If you don’t want to, you don’t have to."
Having said that, he held Guan Ailin’s hand and started walking into the T University campus.
"Senior, wait for ." Yin Zhi’en quickly caught up.
Minmin stood alone at the edge of the small square, staring coldly at Wen Nan’s back for a long ti before following without a word.
Feeling soone trailing behind, Wen Nan’s lips curled up involuntarily.
As this group passed through the main gate’s welcoming path and turned into a relatively quiet small path, Wen Nan explained as tactfully as possible the plan requiring Yin Zhi’en to find the contact person, Minmin to assist as bait, and for them to try and lure out the enemy’s base location.
Guan Ailin listened in confusion beside him, while Yin Zhi’en kept nodding, thinking this plan was very suitable.
However, Minmin’s brows tightened more and more, her face turning darker, her lips taut into a line as she glared coldly at Wen Nan’s side face.
Yin Zhi’en looked at Minmin, originally intending to wish for pleasant cooperation, but was scared off by her terrifying expression, then turned to Wen Nan and whispered, "Senior, I think... maybe we should plan this over again? After all, facing those people directly, it’s a bit too dangerous to let the senior be the bait, how about..."
Before Yin Zhi’en could finish, Minmin interrupted, talking about sothing completely different:
"I said it’s not safe now, told you to calm down and stop thinking about running around, were you listening to at all?"
"I heard you," Wen Nan replied with a calm expression, "You told not to run around outside the campus, right? We’re not outside the T University campus. Your contact point is in the Science Departnt boys’ dormitory area, we won’t leave the campus, doesn’t that an I’m listening to you?"
"You know that’s not what I ant," Minmin’s face darkened further, "You have no idea who those people are or what their intentions are, yet you’re sending yourself into the wolf’s den? Don’t you know how dangerous it is? Are you determined to find death?"
Wen Nan shook his head, "That’s unfair, how could I not know it’s dangerous? Precisely because I know, I hadn’t planned on sending myself into the den. Isn’t that why I’m sending you instead?"
Minmin chuckled angrily, "Do you think you’re really clever?"
"Not too bad," Wen Nan shrugged.
Yin Zhi’en’s gaze kept darting back and forth between them, wanting to advise them to stop quarreling, but realized he couldn’t even get a word in.
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