The Programmer's Romance

"Uh, this, add this, unleash a shockwave, add this to that—whoa, Golden Cudgel Shield!"

Listening to Junior Underclassman making such a fuss in front of her, Su Baizhou propped up her chin and asked in confusion, "Have you never played this game before?"

"No. I rarely play single-player games."

Luo Ye was better suited for games that required a broad strategic view.

Like StarCraft, which he had played before.

And Chinese Chess, where Su Baizhou had once utterly crushed him.

Come to think of it, Luo Ye's chess skills were not actually bad. The board was simply too small, leaving too little room for strategic planning, and Su Baizhou's AI-like skill level had completely restrained him.

But in war games like StarCraft and Red Alert, Luo Ye only needed to play for a while before he could go back and forth with Su Baizhou.

But in this one-on-one game before them, which required no strategic overview and relied purely on individual controls, a hundred Luo Yes would not be able to beat even half a Su Baizhou.

She only needed to make a slight move to leave him crawling all over the floor.

Of course.

Su Baizhou would not use her full strength.

Seeing her junior diligently memorizing combo moves, she could not bear to beat him up the way she had just beaten up Tang Enqi.

The entire time, she had only been dodging Luo Ye's skills and had not attacked even once.

Luo Ye quickly became absorbed in the game.

Only when there was give and take could a game be enjoyable.

If he got brutally beaten the moment he started, he would not like the game.

"Junior Underclassman, you're in the Computer Science Department. Can't you at least learn some computer operation skills?" Su Baizhou suddenly asked.