I didn't ask Han Ru for her contact information.
Because if she wanted to find me, it wouldn't be difficult at all.
Later, she sent me a location pin. Naturally, that phone number was hers.
She also said that if I ever needed their help, I only had to ask. In this world, there was truly nothing they couldn't do.
She wasn't exaggerating. I believed she was telling the truth.
The system was everywhere, and GM senior supervisors possessed supreme authority. They could easily change anything in this world.
In her words, no matter how great the change, it was ultimately just a string of code in the system.
But I knew their power couldn't be used lightly. Once you accepted someone's favor, you were bound to owe them.
Once I got involved with them, the only possible outcome would be compromising with them or agreeing to join them.
I didn't know why Guiguzi had refused to cooperate with them, but I knew that since Guiguzi had refused, this so-called cooperation couldn't be as simple as they claimed.
Besides, setting aside whether this anti-system alliance was even real, even if it was, I wouldn't agree to become some so-called GM. Who knew what the system would put inside me if I became one? Since GMs were employees of the system, they would definitely be controlled by it. How could they possibly be as free as that woman claimed?
Although Han Ru said that cave could block the system, if their so-called alliance had something to discuss, they couldn't possibly crawl into that cave every single time, could they? As the saying went, plans must be made in secret. If they didn't enter the cave, then the system was everywhere outside it. Could they really escape the system's eyes?
Definitely not.