Travel Notes: Talking About Romance During Work Hours Must Be Some Kind of Mistake (Part 2)

"If it were a Mature Woman Goddess type, Senior, you'd be completely defeated without any chance to fight back. Though that basically couldn't happen."

Faced with Fang Ran's stubborn denial that was utterly transparent at a glance, Tang Bing became unusually serious.

As if she were a professional, she pinched her chin and watched him with a slight nod, analyzing his romantic type. Then, not forgetting to deliver one more serious stab,

she left Fang Ran so annoyed that he could not say a word.

Then, noticing the faint disbelief mixed into his sulking breath at having been guessed correctly, Tang Bing finally blinked playfully and acted cute, raising a thumbs-up with a bright smile.

"But don't worry, Senior. You still have time."

Putting on the confident air of a relationship expert, she cheerfully and enthusiastically offered advice for his path to romance.

"After all, love is very complicated. For someone like you, Senior, you absolutely must remember not to let the other person's looks, talent, bust size, or simply the fact that she's a good girl blind you."

"In this bustling world, you need to figure out what kind of girl you actually like."

Figure out what kind of girl he actually liked?

For some reason, those words moved him, and his gaze froze slightly.

He had to admit that, in this regard, the junior before him was far better than he was. Fang Ran unconsciously kept staring at Tang Bing's face.

Bright and lively, energetic and spirited, she left him somewhat lost in thought.

Junior.

Had you just slipped some weird criteria in there? His face suddenly went blank.

"Well, blah blah blah, but even so, Senior, you still need to make girls like you first."

At the end of her advice, Tang Bing smacked her lips and