When Nana realized that the characters inside were just like Old Ma, she asked curiously, "Is this a new game from your Game Company? Why are there so many unusual professions? I've never heard of another game where even tea artist is a profession. How do you play?"
Seeing that Nana was trying to change the subject, Wang Yue had no intention of continuing the conversation. Of course, he wasn't going to tell her that he'd come up with these lifestyle professions for Luo Youyou. Instead, he casually replied, "They're lifestyle professions in the game. The tea artist role was tailored for Old Ma. Want me to create one for you, too?"
Wang Yue made it sound so easy that Nana grew wary. "Tailored for me? A waiter's role?"
Wang Yue knew why Nana had come here, after all, he'd looked into it. But since she wasn't willing to bring it up herself, he didn't say anything. It would only make him seem annoying.
So he went along with her joke and said with a smile, "You make a good point. My game has all kinds of professions—almost every trade under the sun. A waiter could certainly be one of them."
Nana looked at Wang Yue in surprise and quickly waved her hands. "You really don't have to design a game character just because I said that. I'm afraid Hongdou would fall out with me if she found out."
Seeing Nana's feigned alarm, Wang Yue knew she was back to her usual self. He reassured her, "You're reading too much into it. I just think that in a historical game, a waiter could have a career path of his own."
Nana heard how seriously Wang Yue said it and asked skeptically, "A waiter has a career path? Let's hear it."