My game even includes ancient times

"Okay, Master's wife, I'll definitely visit you when you get back, haha. Senior brother, please be careful on your journey, bye-bye..."

After watching Han Qi's black SUV drive away, He Yu lowered her waving arm and let out a long breath.

She glanced at her watch; it was already eight o'clock in the evening.

The early autumn wind was cold, making He Yu shiver. She wrapped her coat tighter around herself and pushed open the door to enter the store.

By the time I finished packing and started playing the game, it was already nine o'clock.

He Yu used the "Immersive" mode and went directly into He Shi's courtyard.

It was dusk when He Shi returned from the training ground, carrying a longbow and quiver, wiping sweat as he walked.

He closed the gate to the courtyard, and as soon as he turned around, he saw He Yu sitting in the courtyard.

"elder sister!"

Visibly, his previously expressionless face instantly came to life, and he grinned widely: "It's been several days since I've seen you. What brings you here to see me today?"

As soon as he finished speaking, He Shi regretted it.

The way you're saying this sounds like you're questioning a deity.

It seems the gods have been too kind to me lately, to the point that I've become a little complacent, which is really inappropriate.

Thinking this, he immediately slowed down his pace as he rushed towards He Yu, and finally stopped in front of her, standing straight.

He Yu glanced at He Shi, who had inexplicably started standing at attention, and stood up to touch his head. His hand was damp and warm to the touch. "I've been very busy lately, but I missed you, so I came as soon as I had a free moment."

He Shi's pupils trembled slightly, and his face, which was already flushed from the strenuous exercise, suddenly turned even redder. He subconsciously gripped the longbow in his hand, his lips slightly parted, and for a moment he didn't know what to say.

Seeing his easily amused expression, He Yu chuckled inwardly for a moment, then put her arm around his shoulder and led him into the house: "Come on, let's go get something delicious."

The pounding of He Shi's heart gradually subsided, and he obediently followed He Yu's lead into the room.

The room was dimly lit. He Shi lit a candle and then noticed that his clothes were already soaked with sweat and he felt a slight chill on his head.

Remembering how the immortal had touched his head and patted his shoulder, He Shi's heart tightened, and he quickly looked at the other person's hand hanging by her side: "Sister, I just came back from the martial arts arena, and I'm very dirty. How is your hand?"

hand?

My hand is fine.

He Yu raised his hand in confusion, then glanced at He Shi's somewhat nervous expression, and finally understood what he meant. He was both amused and exasperated.

"You don't need to be so formal with me. It's just a little sweat, what's the big deal?"

He Shi grabbed the towel and basin he was using to wipe himself down and stammered, "Please sit down first, I'll go wash up quickly and change my clothes."

He ran out before he could finish speaking.

He Yu blinked, about to loudly remind him that he hadn't brought a change of clothes, when she saw He Shi rush in with his head down, grab a set of clothes from the wardrobe, and then rush out again with his head down.

He Yu secretly clenched her fingers, suppressing the urge to burst out laughing, and tried her best to maintain her precarious public image.

After He Shi returned from his ordeal, he was stunned for a moment when he saw the table half full of various dishes before he awkwardly walked over and sat down next to He Yu.

He Yu pushed various snacks in front of him: "Try some."

He Shi picked up a spicy strip, put it in his mouth, and then widened his eyes: "Such a complicated taste..."

He then picked up snacks such as chocolate, potato chips, milk tablets, and crispy sausages, and tasted them one by one. He felt as if all the flavors of the world burst forth on his tongue, as if he had tasted them all at once.

The ancient people's taste buds, which had not yet been bombarded by modern technology, experienced a temporary short circuit. He Shi frowned and drank the entire glass of water.

Looking at his expression, He Yu couldn't help but want to laugh again.

She coughed lightly: "So, do you like it?"

He Shi nodded, his eyes gleaming in the candlelight: "I like them, they're all delicious, but... there are too many."

Both in terms of variety and taste.

He Yu's fingers curled slightly, but in the end she couldn't resist and put her hand on his head, giving it a good rub.

"Keep it and eat it slowly. Tell me which one you like best."

"Ok!"

He Shi blinked and poured He Yu a glass of water: "Drink some water."

He Yu nodded, picked up the cup, and drank some water.

He Shi watched as she held the cup, reached her hand under the gauze curtain, tilted her head slightly, and then took her hand out; the cup was already empty.

"..."

He Shi snapped out of his daze and subconsciously poured her another glass.

He Yu: "..."

"Ah...hahaha"

He Shi chuckled awkwardly twice, scratched his head, and remained silent.

He Yu found him so adorably simple-minded that she couldn't help but laugh along for a while.

She didn't know why, but she wanted to smile whenever she saw He Shi. Her mood, which had been slightly gloomy because of the sacrificial offerings, quickly brightened up.

It was already dark outside. He Yu stood up and said, "It's getting late. You should get some rest. I'll come back to see you in three days."

Hearing her say she was leaving, He Shi was taken aback. When he looked up again, he realized it was already pitch black outside.

Has such a long time passed without me even realizing it?

Suppressing the deep reluctance in his heart, He Shi stood up: "Okay, take care on your journey."

He Yu nodded, opened the door to the [Homestead], and was about to step inside when a thought suddenly struck him.

She turned to He Shi and asked, "Can you see?"

He Shi, who was staring blankly at her back, was startled and his eyes quickly focused: "What did you see?"

"nothing."

Seeing that he really couldn't see the door, He Yu stopped talking.

She thought for a moment, then suddenly beckoned to He Shi: "Come here."

He Shi immediately obeyed and went over.

He Yu grabbed his hand, pulled open the door, and before He Shi could react, dragged him inside.

In the room where the candlelight flickered, two living people vanished into thin air.

He Shi felt a blur before his eyes, and a violent and rapid wave of dizziness suddenly struck him. He instinctively closed his eyes, and fortunately, the feeling came and went quickly. When he opened his eyes again, he was immediately stunned by the scene before him.

This was an empty house he had never seen before, with only a simple round table and four chairs in the room.

"This is……"

He Shi stiffened and looked up at He Yu, but was startled by the harsh and unpleasant bird call that suddenly rang out from his side and behind him.

He looked back.

A short wooden pole extended from the wall by the door, with a birdcage hanging on it. Inside the cage, a large black bird with red eyes was staring at him with its wings slightly spread.

“That’s my carrier pigeon, named Aleng.”

He Yu was surprised that He Shi could actually enter the home. She patted his head in delight, organized her thoughts, and explained, "This is where I'm staying temporarily. I'm showing you around."