This Game Is Too Realistic
Chapter 426

The Old Man Said He'd Draw One, Not That It'd Be Random

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Morning sunlight slipped through the gap in the curtains and fell across two finely arched brows and a handsome nose bridge.

Fang Chang's tightly shut lashes fluttered. Before his eyes had fully opened, he sensed a pair of bright eyes watching him.

Having been discovered, those eyes did not look away. Instead, they gave him a playful little blink.

"You look so peaceful when you sleep. You don't make a sound at all."

And besides.

You didn't even react to pranks.

A gentle smile appeared on Fang Chang's relaxed face as he reached out and ruffled that fluffy green short hair.

"...When did you wake up?"

"An hour before you."

Resting her fair cheeks on both hands, Dolly lay sprawled across the soft bed, lightly swinging her feet. Feeling the warmth atop her head, she lazily narrowed her eyes.

She enjoyed this kind of intimacy.

Only he did not dislike the smell of motor oil from her exposed left arm, or her slightly distorted left eye.

"By the way, the food here is so cheap... Five big meat buns only cost six silver coins. I bought some milk too. Oh, right. Do you like your milk hot or cold?"

"Mm... Warming it in hot water would be better."

"Roger that."

That emerald-green short hair stirred up a breeze as she lightly skipped out of the bedroom. Watching her cheerful figure disappear, Fang Chang could not help smiling.

This was his house in Dawn City—a small two-story home.

It had a floor area of a little over two hundred square meters, with a courtyard of more than one hundred square meters out front. It was located in Water Caltrop Lake Wetland Park, not far from the respawn point.

As players' contribution levels rose, the amount of land they could purchase also

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