Fang Cheng chuckled, but didn't press her.
This woman had a pretty strong will. Even a full spread of junk food couldn't break her.
But that was fine. Fang Cheng had already prepared a trump card for this hardcore gamer.
He turned his back to Li Yu, and blood began to gather.
Li Yu glanced up at Fang Cheng's back, wondering what he was up to. Maybe he was about to pull out some more snacks.
She wasn't impressed. He was trying to get her attention, but his methods were too ordinary.
She might have loved food, but she'd had plenty of Ice Cola and chips.
It wouldn't kill her to hold out a little longer.
Just as Li Yu was thinking this, Fang Cheng turned around with two figurines in his hands.
They were characters from Li Yu's favorite mobile game, each about twenty centimeters tall and so lifelike they looked as if they'd leapt straight out of the game.
Li Yu was surprised, then laughed. "You're a businessman. Don't tell me you carry figurines around with you?"
She guessed Fang Cheng was trying to catch her attention. Using figurines was a good idea, after all—she was practically a collector herself.
But thinking figurines alone would be enough was a little too naive.
Fang Cheng shook his head. "They're not just figurines."
He kept pulling them out from behind his back. Before long, he had produced more than a dozen and lined them up on the ground.
Li Yu stared, dumbfounded, her gaze repeatedly drifting toward Fang Cheng's backside.
Where had he pulled all those figurines from?
There couldn't possibly be enough room to hide that many things back there. This was ridiculous.
Finally, Fang Cheng pulled out two wireless game controllers. He pressed a button on one of