Lord Yan, The Little Ancestor Has Fallen Off The Horse Again!
Chapter 106 Withdraw from the Game, Earn Money to Support a Wife

Chapter 106: Chapter 106 Withdraw from the Game, Earn Money to Support a Wife

"No, no need, just watch from the side. If I can’t handle it, then you can help me." Lin Xiang insisted on doing it herself, and Sister Li had no choice but to watch from a distance, worried that she might burn herself.

Yun Yue lazed on the sofa, her legs crossed, hugging a pillow, brows and eyes lowered, playing with her phone.

She had been too busy recently and hadn’t replied to the many messages sent to her. Now that she had some time, she was responding to them one by one.

"Boss, when are we going to act on that order you accepted? The other party is already pushing for it. Completing this order will bring in a big haul, and Moon Island’s expenses have been high lately. If we don’t make money, we won’t be able to support them."

Mo Fan sent her several messages, all urging her. She had originally thought she would return earlier, so she let Mo Fan accept the order, but it ended up being delayed by more than a week.

"Tomorrow morning at 10, come to the Lin Family to pick me up." After replying to Mo Fan’s message, she didn’t feel like looking at the other messages and sat on the sofa, deep in thought.

In the past two months, only expenses were made with no income. Not only did she have to support her men, but she was also a kind-hearted philanthropist. Moon Island was an independent island she bought in M country, where she sheltered refugees.

Over these two months, she purchased machinery to produce masks, which she distributed for free. All in all, she had invested 200 million into it. Her men needed to be supported as well, and nearly ten thousand people on Moon Island meant daily expenses of several hundred thousand.

The main issue was that it was now winter, so she also bought warm clothing and bedding for them. Money was needed everywhere.

So poor!

It seemed it was time to start taking orders to make money again.

Lin Xiang spent another half hour in the kitchen before finally bringing out a plate of braised fish that looked pretty decent.

"Sir, young master, it’s time to eat." Sister Li came out with a bowl and called upstairs.

Lin Xiang, laughing, took off her apron, "Yueyue, it’s time to eat, it’s all the dishes you like."

Liu Lanfang returned from the backyard vegetable garden, washed her hands, and sat down.

Yun Yue put down the pillow in her hands and walked over—the table was full of meat, and the Chinese cabbage was grown outside.

"The meat we bought two months ago isn’t finished yet?" She raised an eyebrow, looking at the dishes on the table. The dishes actually looked appetizing.

She just didn’t know how they would taste.

Lin Xiang knew she didn’t really like meat, so she prepared spicy and sour shredded potatoes and Chinese cabbage.

"It’s long gone. We can hardly buy meat anymore. The people from the neighboring Yunhua District come to our place every day to exchange vegetables, swapping meat for the Chinese cabbage from our garden. It’s a bloody good deal!" Lin Xuanze salivated at the sight of the full table of dishes.

Yun Yue lifted an eyebrow, a mischievous look in her eyes as it fell on his double chin, "So this is why your face has gotten rounder?"

He smirked sheepishly, touching his face; he had to admit, he did indeed gain weight.

But what could he do? Stuck at home every day with no chance to go out. The furthest he walked was from his room to the main door. It would be strange if he hadn’t gained weight.

Yun Yue ate the shredded potatoes. They tasted alright. Thinking back to what Lin Xuanze had said, she was curious. Who would actually be willing to exchange meat for Chinese cabbage?

Could their brains be a bit off?

After dinner, she sat on the sofa and sent a message to Ruan Yingtong, whom she hadn’t contacted in two months. She also didn’t know how she was doing.

She said she was fine, but the shooting of "Molan Pavilion" had been pushed back due to the pandemic. Once the pandemic is over, they would resume shooting, which meant the premiere of the drama would be delayed by several months. When it finally aired, there would surely be a bunch of other dramas releasing at the same time, which wasn’t good news for her.

"Yueyue, these are all skincare products that Auntie bought for you, including face masks. Use one every day, and I guarantee your skin will be tender and fair in a month." Lin Xiang came over with several boxes full of high-end skincare products.

Yun Yue looked up to meet her enthusiastic eyes.

...

In the evening, she continued to sit on the balcony to paint. Luckily, with the heater on, it wasn’t too cold.

She took out the unfinished painting from before. Looking at the incredibly handsome man with only a head completed, she got up and casually threw herself on the bed, opened Xiao Chen’s WeChat, and found 30 unread messages. He seemed quite idle.

Have you eaten?

Eat more meat.

The weather is getting cold, put on more clothes.

...

When she saw those messages, her fingertips trembled slightly, and she could barely keep hold of her phone.

A strange expression appeared on her usually stoic face as she stared at that note for a long while before heading to his social media profile to confirm it was indeed his WeChat account.

"Has your account been hacked?"

Why have the recent messages been so weird?

Xiao Chen was just playing a game, and in the past two months, he had improved tremendously and had reached platinum rank, believing that the king rank was not far off.

When he saw the message from Yun Yue, he immediately exited the game. A hint of a smile softened his usually aloof expression, but upon seeing her message, his face instantly darkened.

"Run, run! Master Chen, why did you go AFK?!" Feng Ye was being chased by five opponents while their team was being wiped out, he looked up in shock at the person on the sofa.

His complexion was a bit dark, which was unusual, as he didn’t even look this upset when he was being thoroughly crushed by the opposition in the game.

The enemy went straight for their nexus, and he had no choice but to exit the game and lean over to look, bursting into laughter.

Xiao Chen threw him a glance, his deep black eyes cold as an ice-cold pond, brimming with the threat of a blizzard.

Feng Ye choked on his own saliva and moved away, "Cough cough, go ahead and chat, I won’t disturb you."

He wished the pandemic would end soon; he felt like he was going crazy.

Being forced to play games with Master Chen had caused him to drop from king rank to diamond, and he had to endure being bossed around daily.

It was truly miserable!

Xiao Chen scrutinized the message for a long time, his eyes narrowed slightly, and his eyebrows tightly furrowed. After a long while, he let out a resigned sigh. Since she was just a kid, he decided not to hold it against her.

"It’s not hacked. Where have you been these past two months? I messaged you, and you didn’t reply!"

Yun Yue lay on her pillow, vaguely feeling a tinge of resentment in his words. She arched an eyebrow, her lips curling into a reckless, roguish smirk.

"Saving the world, didn’t have time to reply to messages."

A few minutes passed before she received a reply, "Coming to play the game? I’ll carry you."

Yun Yue’s eyes gleamed with amusement; his confidence seemed to have grown a lot in these two months to make such a bold statement.

He sent her a game link, and she logged in with her alternate account.

...

After two rounds, she quietly exited the game.

Even Bi Xuanxuan was better; how dared he speak of carrying her with such confidence?

She couldn’t be carried; they lost both rounds.

Seeing that she had gone offline, Xiao Chen’s face grew dark and foreboding. What a terrible game, so difficult to play!

He promptly uninstalled the game!

Only children played these kinds of games!

Wasn’t it better to earn more money for a future wife?

After leaving the game, Yun Yue switched on her computer and logged into Golden Net.

The website was clean and simple with a gray background, featuring various task information.

When she had first created Golden Net, she had felt so poor and wanted to earn more money. Initially, Golden Net had only her as a member, and almost no one placed orders. Later, her reputation as an undefeated legend attracted a large number of clients, and Golden Net’s fame gradually increased.

She then expanded the business, recruiting Mo Fan, Xiao Bai, and others to manage Golden Net. Any member of Golden Net could take on the tasks, and she would take a 10% commission.