Chapter 67

Zhang Jianian had heard a lot of comments since childhood. Some people regret their family background and some people firmly believe that they could change their background by ability. Only President Chu’s outlook was so fresh and unpretentious. He laughed and said helplessly, “You are not a cultivator from another world, if so, how could there be a communist party organization?”

He believed in her evil. Could a cultivator become an communist party member?

Chu Chu wasn’t ashamed of being exposed and nodded calmly, “Of course, you must have the mind to liberate all mankind and the cultivators are also human.”

Zhang Jianian: “…”

Zhang Jianian: Blame me for being too young and for not having enough consciousness.

He couldn’t laugh or cry because of President Chu’s remarks, but relaxed, “I feel that anything in the world will vanish if you say a word.”

Chu Chu answered without humility, “That’s true.”

She was a transmigrator and the world in the book was really nothing.

In the night, the car stopped before a red light. Zhang Jianian held the steering wheel and asked, “Where are you from?”

He could only speculate on what kind of person “she” was from her words and behavior. She had empathy, had a certain understanding of modern society and had a more advanced vision and sense. However, she wasn’t a proud child who didn’t understand pyrotechnics, especially her amazing ability in MLM (pyramid scheme) brainwashing.

The idea that she was a cultivator from the outside world was definitely stupid and the world she lived in should be the same as their.

Zhang Jianian once considered whether or not to tell the chairman about “her”, but in the end he dismissed the idea selfishly.

It was rare for Chu Chu not to make up any more nonsense. She was silent for a moment and calmly said, “In fact, people don’t need to live under so much scrutiny.”

If all the real surroundings were just the world in the book, everyone was just following the rules of the main world, anyone who learned the truth would experience a reconstruction of the world view. Everyone was born with a halo, according to the order of importance in the book, life or death couldn’t be changed, which was far more cruel than class and origin.

This world revolved around a few people, because there were protagonists, the rest were only supporting actors and passersby.

Zhang Jianian looked at her with rare seriousness and froze for a while, then laughed, “At least give me some hints?”

Chu Chu thought for a while and asked, “What month is your birthday?”

Zhang Jianian gradually adapted to her topical jumping ability and confessed, “October.”

Chu Chu looked at the time and suggested, “Well, every year when you celebrate your birthday, I will give you a hint as a birthday present.”

Zhang Jianian curiously asked, “What kind of hint?”

Chu Chu gave an example, “Such as my gender?”

Zhang Jianian: Wait, I obviously want to know her secret, why that information?

He was unable to complain, “…Such a vague hint. How many birthdays will I need to have before I can figure out the truth.”

If Zhang Jianian wanted to know her gender, age and hometown, wouldn’t he have to wait three years?

Chu Chu said, “Then you can work hard to live longer, borrow another five hundred years from the heaven”

Zhang Jianian: “May your words come true.”

It was better to have a hint than to be confused.

He emphasized, “Then the hints you give must be accurate and at the same time, you must not avoid the problem and must not make up nonsense.”

He had a clear understanding of President Chu’s ability to manipulate words and he really didn’t want to listen to “Story Meeting” anymore.

Chu Chu raised her eyebrows in dissatisfaction and asked, “When did I make up a lie?”

Zhang Jianian changed his words and rephrased, “…The truth couldn’t be overstated.”

“Yes.” Chu Chu nodded and promised, “After all, it’s a birthday present.”

“Then can I specify a hint this year?” Zhang Jianian was happy to see her promise and slowly added additional conditions.

“What do you want to ask?” Chu Chu reminded him, “If you ask a question too straightforwardly, it won’t count as a hint.”

“Your name,” Zhang Jianian looked at her, “Isn’t your name right now?”

Chu Chu was a little surprised. She didn’t expect that he would want to know that. She said frankly, “It’s really not my real name.”

“Chu Chu” was the original name of the female partner, as well as her nickname in the real world.

“Then it’s settled. This is the hint for this year,” Zhang Jianian smoothly finalized the specified content of the birthday gift.

“It’s settled,” Chu Chu felt that even telling Zhang Jianian her real name wouldn’t hurt. Anyway, he couldn’t jump out of the book world and investigate her true identity.

In Light World Entertainment, Director Qin felt that he had encountered a lot of strange things recently and became the focus of many bosses. President Nan of New Vision announced that he would dig him and President Chu of Yinda Investment, came to talk in person.

CEO Liang Chan repeatedly reminded him, “When you see President Chu, don’t talk nonsense. You can’t avoid it without answering. You must have the correct attitude!”

Director Qin was like a poor student who was warned by the teacher.

He nodded hurriedly, “Yes, yes…”

Liang Chan: “An answer of ‘yes, yes, yes’ isn’t good. It sounds very perfunctory!”

Director Qin thought that in Liang Chan’s mind even his breathing was wrong.

However, he wasn’t too angry when facing Liang Chan’s harsh attitude. After all, “Win the War” produced huge losses every year. Liang Chan was considered a very conscientious and sentimental boss. He hadn’t taken it down, making Director Qin grateful.

Director Qin was a veteran of the “Win the War” team. He witnessed its glory and its decline with his own eyes. “Win the War” had become the most popular masterpiece of Light World Entertainment, it had become a weapon for losing money every year and finally became insignificant in the company’s business.

The original mighty research and development team had been decimated and shattered long ago. The core members had left one after another, leaving only a few sentimentalists struggling to support it. If it weren’t for CEO Liang Chan to be one of the sentimentalists, the game would have been suspended long ago.

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