Chapter 41: Chapter 40: Teasing Laughter Chapter 41: Chapter 40: Teasing Laughter Seeing Fu Yang remaining silent, Shu Wan stood up and single-handedly picked up a computer and its main unit nearby.
Fu Yang had thought about resisting, but past experiences had taught him that not only was it useless, but it would also end up even worse.
Just as Shu Wan was about to throw the computer out, Fu Yang called out to her, “Hey hey hey, I’ll play with you, okay?
Just put the computer down, it’s really expensive.”
Shu Wan put down the computer and sat down next to Fu Yang again, “First, tell me how to play.”
Fu Yang, looking unwilling, threw the controller to Shu Wan, “Here, hold this.
This is for controlling the direction, this switches skills, this is for jumping, this is aiming…”
Although Fu Yang was just explaining how to play the game, Shu Wan could tell that he was strong in logical thinking and expression.
That made sense—despite his rebelliousness now, having grown up under Fu Siyu’s care and the many elite tutors of the Fu Family, it was unlikely he was as indolent as he seemed.
As Fu Yang was explaining, he noticed Shu Wan’s gaze, looked up at her disgustedly, and shook slightly, “Can you not look at me like that?
I don’t like older women.”
Shu Wan raised her hand and gently tapped on Fu Yang’s head, “Stop talking nonsense.”
Fu Yang felt goosebumps rising faster on his skin, he hugged his arms and stepped back, “Are you sick or something, Shu Wan?
Stop messing around with nonsense; I like cute young girls.”
Shu Wan, uninterested in arguing, turned on the game display, and many game options appeared on the screen, “Which one?”
Fu Yang chose the most difficult shooting game, “This one, just to be clear, if you lose, I won’t play with you anymore.
How can you, at your age, come and mess with me?”
Shu Wan took the controller, “You direct.”
“Isn’t that obvious?”
While talking, Fu Yang started the game, choosing the duo rank mode.
Fu Yang was quite skilled on his own, and before Shu Wan hadn’t cut off his allowance, he had quite a lot of spending power, so his rank in the game was quite high.
Correspondingly, the rank of the opponents they were matched against was also high.
Even a gaming expert could struggle at such a top rank, let alone Shu Wan.
As soon as they entered the game, Shu Wan was killed by an enemy.
Fortunately, the game had a round-based system, and each player had 5 chances to revive.
While waiting to revive, Shu Wan stopped to watch Fu Yang’s maneuvers.
Fu Yang was extremely focused when playing.
His typically attractive eyes looked a bit icy when serious, and now, completely engrossed, his eyes slightly narrowed and his delicate profile seemed like the most perfect gift sculpted by the gods.
The young man’s fingers were slender as they expertly maneuvered the controller; in the game, the character he controlled kept winning battles, relentlessly taking down enemies amid the fiery chaos.
This was Shu Wan’s first encounter with a modern young man playing video games.
Shu Wan understood that most parents these days opposed their children playing games, believing it wasn’t the right path.
Shu Wan didn’t hold such prejudices.
As an outsider to this modern society, everything here was unfamiliar and fascinating to her, games included.
In fact, Shu Wan thought Fu Yang was quite smart; otherwise, he wouldn’t be able to play a game requiring high coordination so well.
“Revived, revived,” Fu Yang said amid his busy gameplay, glancing at Shu Wan, “What are you doing?
If you can’t play, don’t mess things up for me.”
Shu Wan picked up the controller again and took a few steps, then Fu Yang noticed that Shu Wan’s movements were much smoother than before.
When encountering enemies, Shu Wan no longer stood foolishly letting others shoot her; instead, she would find angles to hide.
Even more outrageous, after a few failed shots, her accuracy started to improve significantly, and she was even beginning to coordinate with him almost intuitively.
But still, at such a high rank, even though Shu Wan was improving rapidly, she couldn’t avoid dying in the onslaught of enemies.
And this time, Fu Yang was also sent back to the revival point.
While waiting during the revival cooldown, Fu Yang turned his head, looking at Shu Wan in puzzlement, “Have you really never played games before?”
“Never.” Not to mention playing, it was her first time even seeing it.
Fu Yang, in disbelief, found it ridiculous; the nickname he had chosen for Shu Wan was just too fitting.