A Game for Everyone: God-Level Talent is Achieved Through Rolling In.

Nie Wan adjusted her level to level 3 and opened the crude medicine manual.

Although it was a crude medical manual, Nie Wan could only turn to the first page.

If you're going to study, you can only study this one.

[Yanghe Powder Formula]

Item Level: 5

[Item Quality: Poor]

[Usage Level: 3]

[Requirements for use: Associate Pharmacist Level 1]

[Item Description: In the warm spring sunshine, all things are in harmony, the five elements are warm, and vital energy is strengthened.]

[Effect Description: Restores 20 health points per second to the player for 10 seconds.]

Each player can choose two secondary professions. Nie Wan had already planned to learn both pharmacist and tailor.

Once the "All-Encompassing" talent is upgraded to "Normal," there should be an additional secondary profession slot, allowing you to choose another one based on your development path.

For now, these two things are enough for her.

After spending twenty taels of silver to unlock a secondary profession at a tailor shop and a pharmacy, Nie Wan immediately bought enough herbs to make thirty doses of Yanghe Powder. After learning the recipe, she rented a small room inside the pharmacy and began refining the medicine.

Players currently have no idea about secondary professions, let alone that they can rent a place to practice them.

Nie Wan was undisturbed and successfully completed the processing of all the medicinal herbs.

Apart from the first few attempts which failed due to inexperience, the remaining twenty-six Yanghe San were all very successful.

He left the pharmacy with the Yanghe powder, intending to go outside and see how the Huatang Chunxiao auction was going.

The system voice sounded at just the right moment.

You have received an email.

Upon opening it, I found it was an email from Huatang Chunxiao.

There are 200,000 copper coins inside, which is the money obtained from this auction.

Huatang Chunxiao also briefly described the auction process, mentioning that more than twenty players, although they did not win any items, still added her as a friend.

There were a few players she felt were worth noting.

She described their appearance and characteristics, saying that they were either people who had spent a lot of money to stand out in the early stages, or people with good strength and popularity who gained a certain reputation later on.

The fact that Huatang Chunxiao could accurately identify these people shows that she herself has a good eye for talent.

Moreover, the 200,000 was the entire proceeds from the auction, and Huatang Chunxiao directly attached a screenshot of the completed transaction, transferring all the money without missing a single penny.

This is clearly a gesture of goodwill.

Nie Wan knew perfectly well what was going on, and her feelings for this clever girl deepened. She sent back 150,000 copper coins to Huatang Chunxiao, asking her to give 50,000 to her father-in-law as a reward for their hard work in helping her.

He then explained that he was going offline and would talk to her when he logged on again tomorrow.

Huatang Chunxiao soon sent a private message.

"Offline?"

How do I log off?

Nie Wan replied, "After I had been online for 8 hours, the system notified me that I could log off."

As she spoke, Nie Wan sent a screenshot of the notification that appeared silently 8 hours later to Hua Tang Chunxiao.

It was only the first day, and many people were frustrated when they couldn't find the offline icon. But after calming down, they still had to go about their business. As a result, the people who were busy leveling up didn't even realize that they could log off after being online for eight hours.

Huatang Chunxiao was also taken aback after being reminded by Nie Wan. She immediately thanked her and then tried to log off.

Nie Wan reminded her to find a safe and secluded place to log off to avoid being ambushed.

Huatang Chunxiao agreed, and soon her ID turned black, indicating that she had successfully logged off.

Nie Wan also found a secluded place to log off.

I had just logged off when I heard a loud banging on the door.

Although there are no side effects to leaving the game, waking up to this kind of noise can easily put you in a bad mood.

Nie Wan's mood is not very pleasant right now.

Especially when she saw Shao Wenjun outside the door through the surveillance camera.

Nie Wan got up to check her phone and discovered that Shao Wenjun had made dozens of calls.

Once you enter the game, everything outside will be blocked. Unless you encounter a life-threatening situation, the system will give you a warning of being offline or in danger in the blink of an eye. Because of this, many skilled players in the early stages have been found by their opponents in real life and silently killed.

Nie Wan would certainly not make such a mistake.

In fact, because she has always had a strong sense of security, she had installed a complete security system for her villa even before the game was released.

If she doesn't agree, no one can come in.

Two weeks later, the game became completely mainstream, and no one cared about anything in the real world anymore. Even if you lived under a bridge, as long as you hid your body well enough, you could live a healthy life on everything you got in the game.

In her past life, apart from Shao Wenjun and He Shuya, no one knew where she was staying, and no one could have harmed her.

But it was precisely these two people who took advantage of her trust and dealt her a fatal blow.

Thinking of this, Nie Wan took a deep breath, calmed herself down, answered the doorbell, and asked, "What are you doing here?"

Why won't you open the door?!

As soon as the call connected, Shao Wenjun bombarded him with questions.

"I'm working and don't want to be disturbed. Why do I have to explain this to you?"

Sensing that Nie Wan's tone was somewhat off, much more distant than usual, Shao Wenjun was taken aback, but quickly regained her composure.

"Xiao Wan, what's wrong with you? Did your brother do something wrong or offend you?"

Nie Wan almost laughed when she heard this.

What did we do wrong?

He eats, drinks, and stays for free; he's a parasite that sucks her blood.

This kind of person actually asks himself where he did something wrong?

Does he think he's some kind of spiritual totem, and that as long as he's alive, he's contributing to Nie Wan?

Parents are indeed like that, but Shao Wenjun...

For her parents' sake, Nie Wan didn't mind raising a parasite.

However, this parasite, having sucked her blood to its heart's content, actually turned around and tried to kill her.

Even a fool would find it hard to be so devoted to such a scumbag, even if it meant dying for him.

“Shao Wenjun, there’s something you should know. Even with government poverty alleviation, no one can be supported for a lifetime. Now that you have a girlfriend and are preparing to settle down, you should support yourself instead of relying on me for the wedding house, wedding car, and even the baby formula. I’m just remembering my parents’ kindness, not some mentally challenged person who would suffer huge financial burdens without complaint.”

Nie Wan thought that after saying all this, the guy should back down.

Unexpectedly, after hearing this, Shao Wenjun sighed softly and said, "Xiao Wan, I knew it... you're still sad inside, aren't you..."

Nie Wan: "?"

Shao Wenjun continued, "You still can't accept Ya Ya, right?"

Nie Wan: "?"

Shao Wenjun said sadly, "If you weren't my parents' adopted daughter, maybe I would like you too. But, Xiaowan, we are still siblings after all. You have to stop liking me."

Nie Wan: "..."

What kind of talk is this? How could these words possibly form a sentence?

"I...like you?" Nie Wan sneered. "Is that what you think?"

"I wasn't quite sure before, but now I finally understand."

Shao Wenjun said affectionately, "Xiao Wan, I used to like you too, but that kind of liking will never have a happy ending. I've figured it out, Xiao Wan, you should see it through too."