Speaking of which, Luo Chuan had encountered quite a few cases of Information Perturbation—from the Demon Emperor, Yue Ling, and Chu Yang at the beginning, to the sea demons, Shinkai Seiko, Su Nan, and all sorts of strange and bizarre situations afterward.
Luo Chuan felt that he had already developed some resistance to it.
But reality proved that he had been overthinking it.
After Yao Ziyan mentioned Bai's story, his heart still churned violently for quite a while.
Wasn't this practically the Legend of the White Snake? And a heavily altered version at that!
Luo Chuan could no longer guess what was going through a certain author's mind. Heaven knew how far the plot would develop afterward! Perhaps even she herself did not know.
Ahem.
He had gone off on a tangent. Back to the point.
"Luo Chuan, why are you reacting so strongly?" Yao Ziyan's voice had barely faded.
Luo Chuan shook his head, tossing aside the chaotic thoughts that had flooded his mind in an instant. "Mm... I thought of something."
"What?" Curiosity filled Yao Ziyan's eyes.
"Nothing." Luo Chuan shook his head, not wanting to tell Yao Ziyan about it for the time being.
"Fine, then don't." Yao Ziyan sighed. She had long grown used to Luo Chuan's ways.
She picked up a slice of greens with her chopsticks, put it into her mouth, and chewed softly.
"Mm, right, Luo Chuan, Shinkai Seiko messaged me this afternoon," Yao Ziyan suddenly said.
One side of her cheek bulged slightly because she was eating, and her lips moved softly as she chewed. She looked rather adorable, like a little rabbit nibbling grass.
"Luo Chuan."
Yao Ziyan poked the absent-minded boss, who was staring at her. "Did you hear what I said?"
"Ah, ahem, I heard you, I heard