"It's wonderful."
Behind the counter, Luo Chuan propped his chin on his hand and softly sighed as he watched the bustling tavern.
"Luo Chuan, what's with that tone of an old man feeling deeply gratified as he watches his career flourish?" Yao Ziyan placed the fruit platter in front of Luo Chuan.
"Did you come here specifically to make fun of me?"
Luo Chuan speared a piece of fruit with a toothpick and put it in his mouth. "I'm just feeling a little sentimental."
"Feeling accomplished?" Yao Ziyan pulled out a chair, sat down, and asked with a smile.
"More or less." Luo Chuan nodded. "Watching your own shop grow step by step into something this big, you'd definitely feel pretty amazing, wouldn't you?"
Although he had been here for quite a long time, his way of thinking had not changed much.
Yao Ziyan laughed. "Your thoughts really do seem no different from an ordinary person's."
Luo Chuan gave a quiet hum. He couldn't exactly say that he had once been an ordinary person.
Even if he said it, Yao Ziyan definitely would not believe him.
She would only take it as a joke.
"Still, the customers here don't seem very interested in Glory Match," Yao Ziyan said, looking around.
Everywhere she looked, most of them were dwarves shouting excitedly as they experienced the new products. There were only a few playing Glory Match.
"That's normal."
Luo Chuan did not care much. "How long has it even been? It's still early. Once they're done learning about the new products, they'll start learning about Glory. Oh, look over there."
As he spoke, he pointed in a certain direction.
"Hmm... isn't that Anno?" Following where Luo Chuan pointed, Yao Ziyan spotted the elf girl. "And Ausia, Elizabeth, and Ruoye."
"They're the first