After the game started, Chu Yibai was clearly very happy, calling out "Luo Luo" with each sentence, offering all sorts of concern and care.

It was entirely a behavior befitting a fan who has lost his mind, utterly exasperating.

Ji Ruofeng watched increasingly dissatisfied, believing that Chu Xiaobai’s unnecessary attentiveness must be of ill intentions or thievery, having ulterior motives for being so nice to their Little Sister-in-law.

So he interrupted them: "By the way, Little Sister-in-law, are you still going to Brother Yan’s house this weekend?"

Yun Qiqi couldn’t help but give him a look, puzzled how a professional player could be distracted by such questions while gaming.

However, thinking of Big Flower and Erhua, she still replied: "I am going."

Ji Ruofeng promptly added: "Then please bring some snacks for Big Flower and Erhua, won’t you?"

"Sure." Yun Qiqi nodded, her gaze toward Ji Ruofeng becoming considerably friendlier.

She thought the names Big Flower and Erhua sounded lovely - even Ji Ruofeng called them that.

After this brief dialogue between the two, sure enough, Chu Yibai was quiet for a while.

After a good while, his voice sounded again: "Luo Luo, why are you going to Yan Yan’s house?"

Before Yun Qiqi could reply, Ji Ruofeng said: "Of course, to hang out with Brother Yan."

Chu Yibai indeed said no more.

Ji Ruofeng was so delighted, his tail practically wagged into the sky, confident that today’s antics reported to Brother Yan would surely earn him public praise.

He really was the best troublemaker in the crew.

Yun Qiqi looked at him inexplicably smiling like a fool, then looked aside at Song Shijia, her gaze filled with doubt.

Understanding her expression, Song Shijia: "..." She touched her nose, saying, "Ahem, well, Ji Shen usually isn’t like this."

After two years of acquaintance, the aura of male god surrounding Ji Ruofeng had almost entirely dissipated, and Song Shijia had awakened to the fact that Ji Erha was indeed their Ji Shen’s true nature.

Yet... every time he plays a game, she still wants to scream.

Like right now, after Chu Yibai had settled down, Ji Ruofeng started playing seriously again.

In a sense, he is extremely passionate about this game and even this profession; once touched upon these subjects, he becomes gravely serious, with eyes seemingly full of radiance.

Even in entertainment matches, he plays with gusto.

About ten minutes later, Chu Yibai resumed his natural behavior, utterly unaware of any malice from the team’s marksman. After Yun Qiqi took a kill, he started showering her with compliments:

"Luo Luo, you’re amazing! You managed to fend off the enemy’s assassin trying to catch you!"

Yun Qiqi was playing a mage hero, very composed, leisurely maneuvering her hero along the lane, occasionally taking down an enemy.

Whenever Ji Ruofeng is in the game, the gaming experience plummets; he’s carrying the game so much there’s hardly any scenes for her. She thought perhaps today, with Little White joining, it’d be better; yet the opponents were still as inept as bots.

Chu Yibai remained excited: "Push the high ground, that’s great, we’re about to win again! Luo Luo, you’re the best, I’m sure we’ll win with you carrying me!"

Yun Qiqi felt a bit embarrassed by the praise: "It’s not that special, Ji Ruofeng and his teammates are the ones doing the heavy lifting."

Ji Ruofeng heard their conversation, and looking at Chu Yibai’s character, seemed as if he saw a manipulative guy, feeling thoroughly disdainful.

Just Chu Xiaobai, this manipulative guy, still thinks he can win the game?

He gritted his teeth and suddenly started acting, muddling through, and even gifted a few kills.