Free Web NovelChapter 326: Chapter 332 Let’s Go Play a Game Together_1
The packages had already been delivered directly to their residence, so they didn’t need to worry about them.
In Mu Yeli’s mind, he revisited the things mentioned on his phone earlier: go shopping, eat some food, and then he can...
Now that the shopping was done, what were the next plans?
"So, where are we going next?" Mu Yeli wondered aloud, hoping they were heading to get something to eat.
However, Ye Ning was still flabbergasted by Mu Yeli’s extravagant shopping spree earlier and, without thinking, concluded they definitely should not go to any more places for spending money extravagantly.
Just then, she noticed an internet clubhouse nearby.
"How about going over there?"
There wasn’t much to spend there, just sit around, play some games, get online—it should be okay, right?
This place was similar to an internet cafe back home in China, but the ambiance was much better.
The internet cafes in Europe and America were as high-end as top-tier coffee shops in China. Super stylish, extravagantly decorated, with a great atmosphere.
Once inside, Mu Yeli looked at the machines around and asked, "What are these for?"
"This is for playing games." Ye Ning answered and looked to a server to ask where they could play high-end games.
The waiter pointed them to a section, and they both walked over. ƒree𝑤ebnσvel.com
Ye Ning and Mu Yeli each took a seat.
She looked at Mu Yeli and asked, "Do you know how to play games?"
Huh." Mu Yeli flexed his fingers, "What game?"
Playing games with him?
Mu Yeli gave a slight smile, "It’s been a while since I last played, I might not be good."
"Come on, let’s give it a try." Ye Ning offered, meeting his smile with one of her own.
She used to play quite often with her senior disciples and she was quite skilled.
Ye Ning opened a game website and, after a moment of thought, registered a new account. freёwebnovel.com
Usually, she’d use a high-end account for this game, but since it was quite well-known, if Mu Yeli were to ask about it, she wouldn’t know how to respond.
So she decided to open a new account instead.
Meanwhile, seeing Ye Ning creating a new account, Mu Yeli also registered for a new one.
"You also know this game, huh." Mu Yeli commented, reflecting that most girls usually weren’t into shooting simulator games.
This game was very popular locally. Players could form a team or fly solo, mimicking apocalyptic times, scrambling for resources and territory with no regard for anything else. A first-person perspective where you wouldn’t know what’s behind you unless you turn around. The weapons and effects were very realistic, and the game environment ruthlessly mimicked the harsh, post-apocalyptic world. You’ll never know who’s a friend or foe, who’d help you or stab you in the back.
Not many girls in China were into this type of game. While some female players existed abroad, they usually weren’t top-notch.
Ye Ning gave a laugh before responding, "Yeah, I find it pretty fun. Take it easy on me since I don’t play so well, alright?"
"Hehe, let’s get started then."
Mu Yeli launched the game and began to play.
He quickly pinpointed Ye Ning on the vast game map.
It was an open map, with many other players wandering around.
Being a new account, Ye Ning had nothing. She spotted a player carrying weapons and ammunition, and she greeted them, "Hi."
Initially, the player dismissed her as a newbie. But a moment later...
Ye Ning sent her character to kick them...
KO.
From the corner of his eye, Mu Yeli noticed...
Her idea, surprisingly, was the same as his: kill to grab resources.
A small smirk tugged at the corner of his lips, his eyes narrowed at her. Claiming she was not good at playing, but that move, it was definitely not one from an average player.
