"What are you going out for?" Yao Ziyan asked instinctively.
"I don't know." Luo Chuan spread his hands. "There's nothing much to do anywhere, anyway. I mostly just look at Magic Phone and use the holographic equipment."
It was snowing outside now, and he did not feel like going out to film movie scenes. He could wait until the weather improved, or until daytime.
"Is that so? Boss, do you want to play cards?" Elina waved the cards in her hand at Luo Chuan.
"Aren't there already three of you?" Luo Chuan asked, somewhat puzzled.
Three people were enough for Dou Dizhu. Had they developed some four-player card game?
"Zi Yue is too bad. She can just watch from the side." Elina said with a grin.
Yao Ziyue: "..."
Talk was talk—why had she been dragged into this?
"So what if I'm bad? Does being bad mean I can't play games? Dare you say you weren't the same when you first started?" Yao Ziyue retorted indignantly.
"The key is that your current skill level still isn't much different from when you first started playing." Elina said casually.
Yao Ziyue's eyes widened at once. For a moment, she did not know what to say, and could only turn a pleading look toward Yao Ziyan.
"You two can play." A smile appeared on Luo Chuan's face. "I'll be leaving first."
"Oh, goodbye, Boss." Elina waved to Luo Chuan.
Yao Ziyan nodded at Luo Chuan and began gathering the cards scattered across the bed. "Zi Yue, are you still playing?"
"Of course. I refuse to believe I can't win even once." After losing so many times, Yao Ziyue was unwilling to admit defeat. She pulled out a bag of Potato Chips.
"Deal the cards, deal the cards." Elina could not help urging them.