Quick Wear: Please, the host is really dedicated

Zhou Zhi was very confused.

Zhou Zhi shook his head and decided not to interfere.

"He is your mission critical man."

Yuanzhou suddenly gave a hint, and Zhou Zhi nodded perfunctorily: "Yeah, I understand."

Finally, three seconds later, with the double linkage of internal and external factors, Zhou Zhi decided to get up and have breakfast with Jin Mang, an ordinary NPC who could only act according to NPC rules.

"Good morning, Miss Zhou."

"Good morning, Auntie~"

Zhou Zhi nodded, and gave a proper smile to Aunt Li who came to wake her up right after Jin Mang left. However, her face seemed to be distorted for a moment as if there was a bug, and she replied with a stuttering voice: "Morning, morning, morning..."

Zhou Zhi narrowed his eyes helplessly and couldn't say a word about the NPCs in this world.

Even normal conversations can cause bugs.

It's really simple enough.

Zhou Zhi went downstairs, and Jin Mang was the only one at the long dining table. Only when Jin Mang saw Zhou Zhi coming downstairs did he really raise his tableware and said in a serious tone, "You're here."

Zhou Zhi ignored him, and Jin Mang just looked at her without eating the breakfast in front of him, as if he wanted to stare a hole in her face.

Zhou Zhi couldn't resist, so he had to signal to him: "Well, yes."

Zhou Zhi didn't know whether what she said was right or not, but fortunately, after she said this, Jin Mang finally lowered his head, and the knife and cutlery finally made a sound.

Yes, this world is a little crude, and ordinary NPCs can only be like this.

No ideas, no character, no ability.

Zhou Zhi poked the breakfast in front of him, fearing that it would also have a bug and then leak electricity.

Zhou Zhi took a bite and raised her eyebrows in surprise - the taste was pretty good, and it didn't turn into a bunch of codes that tickled her mouth.

Jin Mang, who was sitting opposite the long table, glanced at her from the corner where no one was paying attention, and the corner of his mouth twitched as if he had been electrocuted.

Although it couldn't be called natural, only he himself knew that he didn't want to "laugh" like that.

In other words, this action was not what "Jin Mang" should do to her.

"Stay at home and don't run around."

Zhou Zhi nodded: "Okay, sir."

Jin Mang stood in front of her. Zhou Zhi wondered why he didn't leave. Jin Mang changed his shoes slowly but still didn't leave.

Zhou Zhi blinked in confusion and subconsciously turned to look at Aunt Li in the corner. Aunt Li tilted her head, but the smile on her face had an imperceptible kindness: "Miss, what's wrong?"

Zhou Zhi turned his attention back to Jin Mang, wondering what he should do to trigger him to leave.

Zhou Zhi took a step forward and stood in front of Jin Mang. Jin Mang did not look at her, so Zhou Zhi let out a hiss.

Jin Mang suddenly felt a warmth. He lowered his head and saw Zhou Zhi withdrawing from his arms.

His heart skipped a beat, and subconsciously he wanted to hide this strange reaction, but he didn't know how to make his heartbeat return to normal. He didn't move in a daze.

Zhou Zhi thought secretly: Isn’t this also a trigger for him to leave?

Zhou Zhi was a little embarrassed, not knowing what to do to make him leave. A terrible thought appeared in her mind - could it be... did they always... kiss goodbye? !

Play so big?

She subconsciously turned around and looked at Aunt Li who was standing there. She didn't know when the expression on her face turned into the relieved one it is now.

hold head high?

What a strange look, it even contains expectation and encouragement?

Zhou Zhi stood on tiptoe, ready to sacrifice himself.

Jin Mang finally came to his senses at this time. He took a step back, and did not forget to cover Zhou Zhi's lips with his palm. He moved to the side and said expressionlessly: "It's useless. I won't take you to the company."

Zhou Zhi had no intention of following him to the company, but he still asked dutifully, "Why?"

Hearing this, Jin Mang's brows quickly frowned, and there was something wrong with the look he gave Zhou Zhi.