The game's heroine has come true? The aloof school beauty is in tears.

Lu Yuan's secret base is located on the edge of the woods.

You Lian imagined it might be a pile of thatched roofs, or a small hut made of randomly picked broken tiles and bricks.

She never expected it to be a tent.

"City people will come here to suffer."

"That's called camping."

"Oh, oh." Lu Yuan nodded and explained, "A group of people came to camp in the woods, but they got into a fight. Apparently, one of the men's wives sneaked into another man's tent in the middle of the night, and when they were discovered, they started arguing. They even abandoned the tent and everything else. The man saw me by the river and asked me to help him clean up his trash, so he gave me all of this stuff."

You Lian looked at the secret base.

Not to mention, they even have sleeping bags, camping lights, and a gas stove.

Strictly speaking, this accommodation is much better than the shaky bed Lu Yuan had.

"Thank you, Lu Yuan."

You Lian looked at Lu Yuan with a complicated expression, her hand stroking his head.

The word "thank you" felt too inadequate, but she didn't know what else to say for a moment.

"If there's anything you want to buy, just tell your sister, and she'll give you the money."

You Lian considered giving more money at once.

But she suddenly remembered what the villager had just said and put the idea aside.

Children don't care about these things when it comes to spending money. If people find out he has money, someone might come after him.

"Don't take what those villagers say to heart; they're just talking nonsense."

"I have already defeated them all."

Lu Yuan didn't care at all, and looked up to say something inexplicable.

But You Lian knew what he meant by "defeat".

Hearing something someone said, he rushed forward with a stick, but can a child defeat an adult?

We definitely can't win.

Then I took a nap and defeated it in my dream.

Once I return to reality and see them again, I can be completely indifferent.

To be honest, when You Lian first saw Lu Yuan like this, she thought the kid was obsessed and immersed in his own world.

There's also something novel about it.

But now she feels a bit uneasy.

"If I can pull through this, I'll take you to see a bigger world."

"Promises made without going into details are all lies."

Lu Yuan wasn't buying it and directly exposed her empty promises.

It made her laugh.

"Then make a wish with details, and I'll definitely help you make it come true."

"I want footage of the Spring Maiden in battle."

Lu Yuan pointed to the game console in his hand.

You Lian sighed deeply:

There was no combat footage at all.

"You said you did, you're lying."

You Lian can't stand hearing Lu Yuan say the three words "you're a liar" right now.

She felt that the guilt brought on by those three words was more intense than the guilt she felt from stabbing that leader.

"I'm not lying to you, but you'll have to wait until you're a little older to see this battle scene."

"What kind of scenes will we have to wait until we grow up? Will they be very bloody and violent?"

Lu Yuan's eyes lit up with excitement when he heard this.

For a player who enjoys hacking and slashing.

The content that can only be played when you're older is definitely gory and violent.

"Yes, it was very violent."

"But how violently can you attack the stamen of a flower?"

You Lian was stunned for a moment, then thought for a while:

"It seems like being a little gentler would be okay too."

"You're lying, what battle scene is gentle?"

"You can choose! Gentleness is fine! Violence is fine too!"

"Then I'll use violence! I'll defeat it decisively!"

Lu Yuan seemed to have already imagined the battle scene.

He stood up, his eyes shining, and stared intently at the rose bush not far away, as if he had already regarded it as a hypothetical enemy.

You Lian held her head, no longer able to say anything.

She didn't understand how she could say those things to a child.

But Lu Yuan didn't give up yet.

"How old do we have to be to grow up? Sixteen, seventeen, twenty?"

"In short, he's just grown up a bit."

You're lying.

"I'm not lying!"

Imagine the emotional turmoil You Lian felt when she had to write with punctuation marks.

"When will we be considered grown up?!"

"Wait until you have a big stroke of luck!"