100,000/Hour Professional Stand-in Chapter 75.1: Why Do It If You’re Going to Regret It? (1)

Not many people in the world aren’t fond of games.

There was a wide variety of games that one could choose from, ranging from mobile games to first-player shooting and role playing games. Even Mahjong and Blackjack were considered games too. These were entertainment choices devised by the brilliance of humanity, catering to people of all walks of life.

Just like how white-collar workers occasionally peeked into their social media accounts during working hours, Ji Fanyin was overtly fond of gaming during working hours.

When Bai Zhou remarked, “Can’t you play any better than that?”, Ji Fanyin fulfilled his wish and thoroughly kicked his ass.

“Tsk! Fine, I admit defeat. Happy now?” Bai Zhou grumbled in displeasure after having lost in every single game he had challenged Ji Fanyin to. He eyed the time and said, “It’s 1 o’clock now. Let’s go have lunch.”

Ji Fanyin already had a good idea as to what Bai Zhou was up to today.

He was planning to review whatever pieces of the pathetically few memories they shared together, likely with the aim of repainting them with new colors. If Ji Fanyin was still ‘Ji Fanyin’, she might have been moved by his sincerity.

Unfortunately, ‘Ji Fanyin’ was no longer around. Also, if Ji Fanyin didn’t transmigrate over to this world, Bai Zhou wouldn’t have had a change of heart either.

That was a huge gap in logic that was simply impossible to overlook.

The restaurant Bai Zhou picked for lunch was another extension of his memories with ‘Ji Fanyin’. It was the place their group had gone after having their fun at the arcade that day.

According to ‘Ji Fanyin’s’ memories, she hardly ate anything that day. The restaurant had a glass turntable where the dishes were served, so as to make it easier for customers to get the dish they wanted. Unfortunately, ‘Ji Fanyin’ was unable to grasp the timing for her to turn the turntable, so she was stuck with eating the dishes that happened to stop in front of her.

Bai Zhou had specially booked a huge table just for the two of them.

Ji Fanyin: “…”

When it was fin

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