Zhao Ji's Strategy (Thank you "lonely jìmò" for being the Alliance Master!)

Sensing Qiu Tu arrive before her, Zhao Ji kept her eyes closed and said coldly, "An uninvited guest is an unwelcome one."

Qiu Tu knew Zhao Ji was a little unusual.

Ever since he had transmigrated, perhaps because of the "Emotional Scam Manual," perhaps because of his strength, or perhaps because of his authority, Qiu Tu felt that his attraction to women had skyrocketed.

No matter what kind of woman, they all seemed unable to escape his grasp.

Except Zhao Ji.

Among all the women Qiu Tu knew, Zhao Ji was the only one who was uninterested in him, even repulsed by him.

Oddly enough, that only stirred up quite a bit of his desire to conquer her.

Sure enough, whether men or women, everyone in this world was prone to being cheap.

They did not cherish those who liked them, yet treated those who discarded them like worn-out shoes as treasures.

After all, that was one of humanity's base flaws. It was hard to avoid. The "Friendship Manual" had been compiled for precisely that reason.

Thinking this, Qiu Tu looked at Zhao Ji before him.

According to the classifications in the "Friendship Manual," Zhao Ji should belong to the Rational Planner type.

Women of this type were somewhat similar to Action-Oriented People like Tang Feifei.

They were all especially ambitious and driven, and were very likely to become powerful career women.

The difference was that Action-Oriented People were more confident and resilient. Even if they appeared somewhat aloof on the surface, they were actually full of passion for life, work, and their careers.

Rational Planners, however, were different.

They were more composed and independent. Their actions and thoughts leaned more toward reason than emotion.

This made it difficult for them to become interested in anything, and difficult for the