Ming Ke: When the villain accidentally mixes into the protagonist group

Mingyue's lips curled slightly as she met Lai's gaze. "Who should I vote for? If Miss Tabby Cat helps me get Mr. Red Fox's chips, I will of course vote for him. After all, business requires integrity."

Lei pursed his lips, frowning. He could only hope the Cobra Woman couldn't muster five votes, which would mean the partnership would fall through. He glanced around, his gaze once again landing on the tabby cat woman standing beside the red fox masked man.

"If you feel uneasy, go talk to them. There's some information you haven't told them yet." Mingyue tapped the bracelet on her wrist. "Room 4 is safe. I won't leave until the vote is finished."

Lei still didn't say anything, but turned to look at Mingyue, guessing in his heart what Mingyue meant by saying this.

Seeing this, Mingyue chuckled, "I don't have a habit of lying, unless you don't want those two to win."

"If Mr. Red Fox is always the boss, then his chances of winning will be much higher." Lei put his hands in his pockets, stroking the chip with the letter "I" engraved on it. "Anyone with his chip can advance."

"But you can't guarantee that Mr. Red Fox will be the boss every round. Furthermore, the more casual participants there are, the harder it will be to control the voting patterns." Mingyue looked at Brown Bear, who was wiping his mouth with the back of his hand, and continued, "Not to mention, more and more people are destroying chairs. How can we guarantee that Mr. Red Fox will always have a chair to sit on?"

Lei narrowed his eyes and looked around. There were still three participants who had not returned to Room 4. He turned to look at Mingyue, only to see her smiling. Suddenly, a chill spread from his spine to his limbs. They could not wait any longer. They had to make a change.

"If you're worried, I can go to Miss Lion's side, or stay next to the host." Mingyue looked at the underworld princess Mafia Karen sitting in chair number 17.

"Are you trying to get rid of me?"

Mingyue shrugged. "If that's what you think, I have nothing to say in defense. But if you want to bring me over to discuss this, I'd be happy."

Lei took a deep breath and exhaled slowly, "Stay around the host and don't wander around."

"Okay." Mingyue agreed readily and prepared to walk towards the host.

"Wait a minute." Lei stopped Mingyue and asked in a low voice, "Who will you vote for when you get the ballot?"

"We have to wait until we get it. You're not worrying about something that hasn't happened yet, are you?" Mingyue tilted her head, pretending to be indifferent. "You know, my requirements are very demanding. Whether she can complete them is still uncertain."

"So, you are not actually going to give her any bargaining chips?" Lei further tested Mingyue's intentions.

"If Owl wins, there won't be many people who can advance." Mingyue raised the corners of her lips slightly.

Lei's expression froze, "What is the owl doing now?"

"I've been with you the whole time, how could I possibly know what he's doing?" Mingyue spread her hands. "I don't even know where he is. Besides, this is just my speculation, not the final outcome of the game. If we don't go now, time won't be much longer. I'm sure they have something to say to you, too."

"Don't wander around the host," Lei reminded again.

"Okay." Mingyue agreed very readily.

Lei watched Mingyue walk to the host before heading towards Scotland. As he passed the man with the red fox mask, he clearly heard him say to the tabby cat girl, "I've already given you the chips, and I won't give them again. As long as I win this game, you'll definitely advance."

Glancing at the anxious look on the tabby cat girl's face, Lei quickly walked up to Scotland.

"What's wrong?" Scotland and Lei looked at each other...

(This chapter and the previous one will be revised tomorrow)