My Iyashikei Game Chapter 443: Father

The system notification startled Han Fei, this was the first time he encountered a status that could buff his attribute directly. After all, he had been using curses as blessings and this was the first time he got an actual blessing.

‘The drop rate of mood points will be lowered, that’s easy to understand but what does it mean by the mutation speed of the world? Is the memory world mutating?’ From Han Fei’s perspective the memory world hadn’t changed but the system provided him with a great warning.

The woman in bed was very weak. After she touched Han Fei’s face, her arm lowered weakly. “Sorry for being such a burden. As a mother, all I can give you is a blessing.”

“That is already the best present I have ever received.” Han Fei had a feeling that the woman could remember more things that she should. He helped her with the bedspread. “Everything will get better. The regrets will cease.”

Han Fei didn’t stay, he had more important things to do. He needed to figure out what it meant by world mutation and he needed to be prepared for it. Han Fei stood up and left. When he closed the door, he glanced through the window again. Remembering the smile on the woman’s face, he understood something. ‘For the altar owner, the only regret in this world is his mother. That’s why her blessing is so powerful.’ From that moment on, Han Fei had gained some kind of approval.

“Well, what is your decision?” The boss and his 4 bodyguards waited outside the door. The man held a credit card, ready for Han Fei.

“Thank you for your kindness but I really can’t infringe on it.” Han Fei almost ‘broke down’ carrying so much on his shoulders but he only showed his ‘weakness’ when he was out of the ward because he didn’t want his mother to worry. Using masterful acting, Han Fei played a young man in despair to perfection. He rejected the aid from the boss. The man might act crazy from the rejection. To ensure that the boss didn’t suspect anything, Han Fei tried his best to mimic the altar owner. Each microexpression radiated despair. The bo

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