Welcome to the Misogyny Game

After Zhou Man's matter was resolved, he quickly returned to his post. Thanks to the protagonist's buff, he could always find some handy weapons when facing criminals.

Once, when she passed by the police station, she saw him holding a construction shovel, next to a man wearing silver handcuffs, looking somewhat doubtful about life.

Liu Chaoque gave him a teasing look. Not bad, Officer Zhou has indeed pioneered a new arrest technique.

The male and female protagonists from the other side meeting won't cause any adverse reactions. Even if they did, Officer Zhou Man would probably rush to the front.

He will not allow his people to be threatened when he is sober, and this does not change whether he is the male protagonist or not.

Perhaps even the system didn't expect there to be such a righteous male protagonist.

At this moment, the problem with her left leg, which she had been ignoring, came back to her mind. Before that, she felt as if she had been under a spell of forgetfulness; although she knew everything, she automatically ignored this part of the problem.

When did those legs become silent? Liu Chaoque wondered, sitting on the stool.

This was an elective class, and only Wen Xia was in the class with her. The students were whispering to each other, while Wen Xia was playing on her phone.

It's a game about helping others in times of emergency; she's delivering a shipment.

She sat down next to her and watched her play. Running darts was quite boring; all you could see was the changing scenery. It was more like she was staring blankly at her game screen than watching her play.

By the way, she seems to have a weird alternate account on social media. I wonder if she'll delete it since I haven't logged in for a month.

For some reason, she always felt a little guilty. This guilt manifested in her chat with her best friend, but it took her three days to reply. However, her friend was only a level 20 alt account, and she had only sent messages to her friend without ever replying.

Liu Chaoque opened the game.

The Starry Night game has been updated again, this time adding the Umbrella in the Rain and the fourth character.

The film opens with a silhouette of the female protagonist holding an umbrella.

Against the backdrop of the play, with waving glow sticks, a man in a suit and a woman in a pale yellow dress jump out and begin a conversation.

Wang Qige then realized that this was just a school arts performance.

The melodramatic ethical relationships and bizarre crosstalk made Wang Qige want to skip ahead quickly. But perhaps she skipped ahead too fast, and suddenly there was an ambulance, and the scene changed to a hospital. The rain was pouring down, accompanied by lightning and thunder. There was a boy standing by the window and a boy and girl standing downstairs with umbrellas.

This leads to the plot, a story of redemption in childhood.

He was abducted as a child, but was rescued by a benefactor. Years later, he encountered an old friend, but they could not recognize each other.

She traveled back in time to save her friend, and accidentally saved a child. It was just a small act of kindness, but she never expected that someone would remember her past.

What he perceived as a reunion was the future she was experiencing; how could this not also be a kind of missed opportunity?

The fourth person - Miracle.

She repeatedly traveled through time, only to fail each time, repeating the past. Only she knew the truth. Fortunately, the outcome was good, and Zhou Man's father reunited with her.

She simply smiled faintly, watching the miracle unfold.

Wang Qige couldn't help but feel sorry for him. She wondered how this ridiculous game was designed. A perfectly good campus romance was ruined by a character with a troublesome constitution and someone who had traveled through time.

Will Liu Chaoque become numb after repeated failures? Will she want to give up, but giving up means potentially losing a chance to save someone?

Perhaps all her efforts were in vain, as she arranged a proper place for her father in a story that didn't belong to him.

In reality, she even has to consult Gaode Maps for directions! And when she goes out to play, she has to make all the arrangements.

Unaware that Wang Qige was almost shocked by her own maturity, Liu Chaoque received a strange invitation.

When she logged into the game that time, the alt account replied even more, but there were also more asterisks, making it really unclear what she was trying to say.

But she finally realized that the other side had no idea about the censored words, or rather, that the system had intervened.

That's why the system can be so domineering and control everything.

He strictly forbade her from chatting with the owner behind the account, but then she went through a rebellious phase and typed several more words before closing the game interface with satisfaction.

Perhaps, the person on the other side really is her best friend.

I wonder if she's doing well now.

Thinking this, Liu Chaoque wiped away the tears from the corners of his eyes and buried his head in looking for the book that Mu Li wanted to read.

He said he once saw a book with a strange cover behind the bookshelf and now he's thinking of finding it.

Mu Li's strange ideas were appreciated by Liu Chaoque, who shared the same mindset. The two of them carried the bookshelf, sweating profusely, but still couldn't find the book that had been gathering dust in the corner.

The black cat, who seemed to have nearly torn the house apart, poked its head out and asked, "What are you looking for?"

“A book,” Liu Chaoque said.

“A book with a black cover that looks like a fairy tale book,” Mu Li added.

"Here it is." Mo Yun pulled out a book that was used to prop up the kitchen stool. Looking at the square marks and oil stains on it, both of them were a little disgusted.

"You don't want me to take it back to use as a table mat anymore." The black cat flicked its tail, stretched out its paws, and faced upwards with its paw pads.

The two shook their heads in refusal.

So they opened the first page, and before they had read much of it, a pink letter that didn't match the book at all fell out of the book.

"love letter?"

Liu Chaoque shook her head: "It's so pink and delicate, it couldn't have been written by a boy." Her charm wasn't great enough to make girls want to write her love letters.

Mu Li stared blankly, and after confirming several times that she had no recollection of the letter, he opened the envelope. To their disappointment, it wasn't a letter at all, but an invitation.

It looks like a wedding invitation, written in gold lettering.

But the time is this Saturday.