After the afternoon class ended, it was time for the students to have some free time.
Those who already had a club would usually go to their own club activities. Those who did not join the club could only go home.
However, it's free time anyway. You can do whatever you want from now on.
An Yilun, for example, would go to work every afternoon in order to buy games, light novels, and other items.
As for Ying Lili, this blonde twintailed girl was an elite in the art club.
After all, she was a well-known book painter, and she was a famous artist.
He still had some painting skills.
Of course, apart from An Yilun and the transmigrator Takaban Youye, no one else knew her identity.
Hiding her identity as a scriptwriter and blending into the group was Ying Lili's way of life.
Not everyone could be like An Yilun, who did not care about other people's opinions and openly displayed his identity as an otaku.
By the way, the reason why An Yilun was famous in school was because he used the radio to promote the games and novels he liked when school started.
This fellow was considered very bold. He was simply very bold.
After that, An Yilun was also banned from entering the school's broadcast room and was given a major demerit.
Clearly, he was able to get into Zongwu High School, which proved that he had some ability. However, this fellow had gone back to his hobby of being an otaku.
Of course.
Unlike those evil otakus, An Yilun simply liked games and was obsessed with the characters in games and light novels.
He even felt that the girls in real life were better than those in the 2D world. The 3D world was just a garbage game.
All in all, he was a slow-witted otaku who was full of infinite love for the 2D world and had no interest in the 3D world.
After class, just as Takaban Youye was about to head to the service department, An Yilun walked over.
She stared at him with a burning gaze.
This kind of gaze was somewhat familiar to Takaba Yuha. She seemed to have seen it on Takaba Kirino who introduced the game to her.
In other words, this guy wanted to preach to him?
"Um, what's the matter?"
Gao Ban You Ye looked at him speechlessly, her face full of black lines. Those who didn't know better would think that he was gay.
An Yilun's eyes lit up and he began to talk non-stop.
"Ah, sorry. Hello, Gao Ban, my name is An Yilun!”
"Speaking of which, it's a coincidence that I was sitting in your current position. Um…are you interested in playing games? Let me tell you, there's a very good game recently that's perfect for beginners…For example, Chaos Between Gods and Demons, Big Dipper Divine Fist…"
"Stop, stop, stop."
Takaban Youye quickly waved her hand and interrupted him.
"Student An Yi, I've played all the games you mentioned, so I won't trouble you to introduce me.”
Yes, it was.
He had played.
However, it was not as fun as he had imagined.
It couldn't be helped. The development of this world was still relatively backward.
For online games, only the one that Kabali played was better, as it allowed multiple players to play online.
An Yilun had also introduced games like " Chaos Demon " and so on. They were all Mini games similar to Street Fighter.
Such a game was not difficult for You Ye.
Could such a simple game pique his interest?
The result was naturally negative.
"Sigh! So you've already played it? If it's convenient, can you tell me your thoughts?”
An Yilun's eyes lit up as he looked at him.
If he had played with her, it proved that Yuya Takaba was also an otaku. She was the best target for his preaching.
In fact, An Yilun had also taught everyone in the class.
However…
However, he didn't gain any common fans. He was only alienated and ridiculed by his classmates.
Even Ying Lili, his childhood sweetheart, never greeted him.
This hurt him.
However, Takaba Yuha was different.
He did not show any disdain or ridicule when facing his own teachings. This made An Yilun very touched.
Regarding An Yilun's question, Takaban Youye thought for a moment and replied,"
"Other than the fact that it's easy to operate and not difficult at all, I don't have any other thoughts.”
"I see. Then, do you like to read books, Gao Ban?”
An Yilun chatted even more enthusiastically.
He also felt that those games were simple, so he said from the beginning that they were suitable for beginners.
"Reading books? Of course I like it, but something happened to me before and I was either hospitalized or working, so I didn't have time to look at it.”
Takaban Youye spoke bluntly. There was nothing she couldn't say.
He did not have any other opinions about An Yilun.
Everyone had their own way of life. There was nothing worth commenting on. Just be yourself.
Moreover…
The others in the class did not talk to him because of what had happened before. They tacitly distanced themselves from him.
However, An Yilun had come to chat with him. It had to be said that an otaku's teaching heart was too strong.
Hearing that he liked reading, An Yilun smiled even more happily. He took out an unopened book from his bag and solemnly handed it to Gao Ban You Ye.
"Since you also like reading books, I recommend you to read this one. This is a rare masterpiece.”
"Eh? Is this for me?" Yuha Takaba was a little surprised because light novels were not cheap.
"Yes, Takaban-san, just accept it!”An Yilun also pushed his glasses up and continued,
"Actually, it's because I know the author of this book. As an author, if you want to improve, you have to listen to the opinions of your readers. So, I hope that after reading it, you can tell me your thoughts.”
"I see. Thank you.”
Yuya Takaba had a strange expression on her face, but she still accepted it.
Why wouldn't he want it?
Moreover, An Yilun did not have any ill intentions.
What made his expression strange was that An Yilun had also recommended this light novel. It was called " Love Metronome "…
"Haha, then Gao Ban, you can continue with your work. I won't disturb you anymore. I still have a part-time job, so I'll be leaving first! Please give me feedback on the book, please!”
Seeing him accept it, An Yilun also revealed a happy expression. He bowed to him gratefully and ran away in a hurry.
Just as he said, he had to go to work too.
An Yilun also did small part-time jobs like delivering newspapers and packing items.
Light novels were not cheap, not to mention that An Yilun had already bought three copies.
One for his own reading, one for his collection, and one for teaching.
There was nothing wrong with that, right?
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