But come to think of it, why did this guy seem to think she ought to be some broke loser?
"Of course you can. I'm just a little surprised—I never thought I'd run into an old classmate in a livestream. You won't tell anyone that I'm streaming here, will you? That'd be so embarrassing!"
Su Mengya was practically on the verge of tears. She never expected to run into someone she knew in her livestream. She had only dared to embarrass herself because she was in front of strangers.
Even if she embarrassed herself, no one would know who she was, nor would they tell her family and friends about her embarrassing moments.
She would never dare act like this in front of family and friends. She couldn't possibly be as uninhibited as she was in the livestream, but she had unexpectedly run into someone she knew here. That was rather awkward.
"Of course not. There's no need to tell anyone about that. I'm not that much of a blabbermouth."
Chen Feng messaged Su Mengya while gnawing on a chicken claw.
He seemed to be enjoying his shut-in lifestyle quite a bit.
After all, he was currently being paid to be a shut-in.
As long as he did not leave the house, he could earn rewards. It was absolutely a guaranteed profit.
Besides, in this internet age, shut-ins could still interact with others, and their food, clothing, housing, and transportation were completely unaffected. They just could not meet people face-to-face outside.
But he could invite people over to his house. That way, they could still meet. In any case, he definitely would not be lonely.
"That's good, that's good. Thank you so much for today. You know what? The guild I joined is about to kick me out. They think