My game even includes ancient times

He Yu calculated the time and adjusted the game's offline time flow rate to 3:1. This way, it would be the next morning in the game, which would be around 10 pm in reality.

Then, adjust the game's time flow to 10:1. Playing with He Shi for three days will only take about seven hours in real life, just in time for bed.

After finishing all this, He Yu turned off the game, got up, and went to the workshop to make a cake.

Quite a few people ordered birthday cakes today, so we need to finish making them all before 6 p.m.

He put the cake base into the oven, took out the fruit from the refrigerator, turned on the tap, and washed the fruit while humming a song.

The wind chimes by the door suddenly rang, and He Yu poked her head out of the workroom: "Welcome, Guang... Han Qi?"

Han Qi was wearing a loose black hoodie and dark jeans. His usually neatly styled hair was a bit messy, and his complexion wasn't very good.

He Yu turned off the water, wiped her hands, and walked out of the workroom: "What happened? Did you lose important data?"

Han Qi walked to the counter, casually pointed to a slice of cake in the glass display case, and said listlessly, "Give me one of these."

He Yu took it out and placed it on the table for him. Han Qi picked up a fork, scooped out a piece, put it in his mouth, and chewed it without expression.

He Yu looked at him in surprise: "You're really going to eat it? This cake is quite sweet."

Han Qi hates sweet things the most, and even when it comes to fruit, he only likes to eat sour ones. His unusual behavior today must mean something really happened.

Han Qi ate most of the cake in one go, but finally couldn't swallow it anymore because it was too greasy.

He put down his fork, leaned back in his chair, and sighed deeply.

He Yu didn't say anything, but got up and poured him a cup of green tea to cleanse his palate.

"Thank you."

Han Qi took the cup and held it in his hands, but didn't drink it. He just turned his head and looked out the window with a melancholy gaze.

"What's wrong, bro? Tell me quickly, I'm very busy!"

He Yu nudged his toes.

Han Qi turned his head and looked at her with a deep, brooding gaze. Behind his glasses, his phoenix eyes, with their prominent whites, revealed a profound gloom, making him look like a murderer.

He Yu stared at him speechlessly.

"Do you know, He Yu?" Han Qi's icy voice rang out, "In the past month alone, I've been on five blind dates."

"Ah this..."

"Ever since you talked to my parents about that topic of relationships, they've started arranging blind dates for me."

Han Qi rested his elbows on his knees, grabbed his head with both hands, and rubbed it hard. "About once a week!"

No wonder his hair was so messy, he rubbed it himself...

Wait, that's not the point.

He Yu asked cautiously, "So what are you doing today...?"

Han Qi straightened up: "Oh, the sixth one this month at the coffee shop next door in thirty-five minutes."

He Yu: "..."

She guiltily looked away and chuckled twice: "So you just happened to be dropping by, huh? Hahaha..."

Han Qi ignored her, opened his phone's notes app, and muttered to himself as he read: "Arrive ten minutes early. Girls like sunny and gentle boys, so use lots of adjectives when you speak. First topic: ask if they're busy with work..."

He Yu listened carefully for a while, then interrupted him somewhat reluctantly: "Senior brother, forgive my bluntness, but you and this girl are nothing like each other's ideal type. The chances of this working out are slim..."

If it's not big, then it's simply not there.

Han Qi paused, then closed the memo app.

He gulped down the still-hot tea in his cup, got up, walked to the small mirror hanging on the wall, bent down to fix his hair: "I know it doesn't look right, but there's nothing I can do about it."

He adjusted his glasses, glanced at He Yu one last time, and then pushed open the door and left.

Just then, the oven beeped, so He Yu had to go to the workroom first.

About an hour later, Han Qi pushed open the door and entered the store again.

He Yu was packing bread for a customer when she saw him come in. Without looking up, she said, "Please sit down, I'll be right there."

Han Qi sat down in the chair, rubbing his forehead wearily.

The customer was a regular. He turned to look at Han Qi, then winked at He Yu: "Boss, are you in a relationship?"

Han Qi paused in his rubbing of his forehead.

He Yu smiled and put a sealing sticker on the paper bag, then handed it to the customer with both hands: "No, it doesn't."

"Really? That handsome guy isn't your boyfriend?"

He Yu shook his head: "Of course not."

The customer chuckled and took out his phone: "That's great! My brother came to your place a few days ago to buy bread for me. After he got back, he told me he wanted to add you on WeChat but didn't dare. Can I give him your WeChat ID? Look, this is his picture."

He Yu glanced down at the phone screen; it was a shy-looking young man.

She still smiled and said, "Oh, your brother is very handsome."

"Right, right? He's just started his first year of graduate school, and he's really outstanding..."

While listening to the customers praise her brother, He Yu took a clean cloth and wiped the counter.

After she finally finished praising him, she continued in the same tone, "Your brother is really outstanding, but the WeChat account you added me on is a work account, which I don't usually check, so it's no use giving it to him."

The customer was taken aback: "Can I add you on WeChat for personal matters?"

He Yu smiled slightly: "I don't have WeChat for personal matters."

guest:"……"

She gave an awkward laugh: "Oh, okay then, never mind. Hehehe, you're busy, I'll be going now."

After saying that, she turned and left. He Yu waved and smiled behind her, saying, "Take care, and welcome back next time!"

The crisp sound of the wind chimes rang out, He Yu stopped smiling, put down her hand, picked up a rag, and continued wiping the counter.

Han Qi: "What happened to the half-eaten cake I had back then?"

He Yu looked up: "Are you still eating?"

Han Qi nodded: "Otherwise, what's the point? A waste?"

He Yu took out a new serving from under the counter, cut it in half, put it on a plate, and brought it to him.

Han Qi gave her a cold look: "What a waste."

He Yu scoffed, "If you don't tell me, how am I supposed to know you're still eating?"

Han Qi picked up a fork, scooped out a piece, put it in his mouth, and savored it for a while.

He Yu asked him, "How is it?"

Han Qi scooped out another piece and put it in his mouth: "It's alright, it would be even better if the sugar content were halved."

He Yu: "I'm asking how your blind date went!"

Han Qi glanced at her: "I won't mention my blind date beforehand, but do you often get asked for your WeChat? You seem quite familiar with it."

He Yu sighed: "People nowadays have no sense of boundaries at all."

Han Qi pondered, "What if I encounter someone who will beat me up if they don't give me their WeChat?"

He Yu paused for a moment: "It can't be that bad luck, the security here is pretty good."

“Actually, there’s another solution,” Han Qi tilted his head slightly, his clean glasses reflecting a colorful spot of light as he looked at He Yu. “You can say I’m your boyfriend.”