Sister Shiliu Had Successfully Solved the Problem of Not Being Able to Play Games at Work-She'd Solved the Problem of Having to Work, Too

Sister Shiliu could uproot a weeping willow with her bare hands. That was why they called her Sister Shiliu.

She was one of the only four female players in True Otherworld.

She was strikingly beautiful and outgoing. Since she was an alumna and Niu Niu's relative, she got along especially well with the students. Her outstanding leadership skills had also made her the students' standard-bearer.

But this big sister was secretly a thrill-seeker.

Earlier, she'd asked the students to share a third of their Blood Vulture Swordsmanship mastery notes on the forums. That alone showed she really did play games just for fun.

Whatever was entertaining, she was up for it. In other words, she was the sort who loved a feast and never minded watching the chaos unfold.

But Sister Shiliu hadn't become the students' leader just because of her bold personality. She was genuinely capable. Her name still appeared on the students' list of outstanding alumni as a national-level athlete with an impressive record in several events. After retiring, she'd gone back to school and earned a master's degree in finance.

By any measure, Sister Shiliu was the quintessential "other people's child."

But right now, this perfect child was sitting awkwardly in her company's large conference room, head bowed as her boss tore into her.

"Why, you little Niu Shiliu! I pay you tens of thousands a month to work, not slack off and play games! I was wondering why our performance dropped by 20 percent this month. So it was your fault!"

The young man's voice, frantic and angry, came from the far end of the conference table. A man in his twenties, dressed in a casual suit, was pounding the table.

He was very young.

A few years younger than Sister Shiliu.

But that hadn't stopped