"Was it fun?"
Lu Ban asked.
"Mm!"
She nodded. Suddenly, the "Lu Ban" standing in the room transformed into Charcoal Grilled Salt and Pepper Seal, a female college student who looked about twenty.
"Wait a moment. I'll finish this round right away. It'll be quick."
Qin Tiantian called from the room.
"Oh."
Lu Ban answered.
A mottled cat crawled out from under the table, came to Lu Ban's feet, and rubbed against his pant leg. It seemed extremely wary of the girl.
"This person is dangerous!"
the cat said.
Bao Bao looked at the cat and crouched down curiously, trying to tease it.
"To have endured this level of pollution and still retain your original appearance... It seems your use of pollution has reached a very high level."
She spoke approvingly.
"Go into the room."
Lu Ban grabbed the cat by the scruff of its neck and tossed it into Qin Tiantian's bedroom.
"Hey, don't mess around! Shoo, shoo!"
Qin Tiantian immediately let out a wail. Apparently, every player who owned a cat had experienced having their controls ruined by a cat hitting the keyboard or mouse.
"What are you trying to do?"
Lu Ban turned to look at Bao Bao again.
"I was only joking. Besides, your friend seems a little unusual. I find that quite interesting."
She replied, sitting on the sofa and sinking into it as though she were thoroughly enjoying herself.
"Speaking of which, I want to eat hotpot too."
She looked at Lu Ban again, her eyes filled with anticipation.
That kind of anticipation was impossible for ordinary people to resist. They would only drown in that gaze, willingly offering everything they had—even their lives.
"You're paying for yourself."
Lu Ban answered without hesitation.
"Tsk."
Bao Bao turned her gaze away and switched on the