"I'll listen to Master." Crystal had no objections.
Ah, there it was again. Leaving everything up to him.
Ke Meng was hopeless at naming things. If he had to come up with a name, it usually wouldn't be a particularly appealing one.
Take Crystal herself, for example. He had always called her Crystal. It sounded fine, but Ke Meng felt it lacked a certain flavor.
Something was still missing. Just look at the other pets' names: the dog was called Tangyuan, and the Sand Sculpture pet was called White Sugar.
The Sand-Salt Worm barely registered in his mind, so he hadn't named it.
As his future main bodyguard, Crystal definitely deserved a decent name.
Ke Meng found this a bit troublesome, so he decided to leave it to the internet.
He posted an update on his video account: "I'm planning to give Crystal a nice name. Any good suggestions?"
Ke Meng's account now had over ten million followers, and the count rose every day. It had become just a number to him, and he wasn't particularly sensitive to numbers. Still, in just half an hour, the post had received over a thousand replies-roughly fifteen hundred people had responded.
As usual, after taking a shower, Ke Meng picked up his phone to read the comments from his night-owl followers:
[Flowing Clouds Through Leaves]: "She's all bling-bling. How about calling her Bling?"
Bling-bling? He could picture it: a sparkling, glittering crystal, all bling-bling. But Ke Meng decided against it.
[A Good Pig Never Fears Being Unwanted]: "Dumpling. It goes perfectly with Tangyuan and White Sugar. You can throw them all into a pot and stew them together."
Buddy, you're really something.
[Those Who See Through Worldly Illusions Die]: "Crystal Candy."
The style was too similar to White Sugar. To avoid mixing up