Chapter 133 – Chat by theke


    "Forget it, let''s not talk about that. Let''s discuss the game instead. What do you think of my Moon Shadow Guild''s strength?"


    Jiang Luoyu changed the topic, seemingly unwilling to reveal too much information.


    The fact that she was willing to share this much with Lin Jichen was already quite astonishing. Even Su Wanling didn''t know these things.


    "Moon Shadow Guild? It''s alright. Even though it''s all girls, it''s already quite impressive," Lin Jichenmented.


    Jiang Luoyu was not satisfied and said, "I don''t want this kind of polite, neutralment. I want the truth, without any bias. Just treat us like a professional guild team."


    Lin Jichen was a bit surprised but quickly understood what Jiang Luoyu wanted to know. She wanted to make Moon Shadow Guild the strongest.


    "Alright then, to be honest, your Moon Shadow Guild is currently leading other guilds by a significant margin in the early stages of the game. The average realm of your team is also among the highest."


    Lin Jichen then changed his tone and said seriously, "However, your guildcks top-tier experts. To be blunt, don''t take this the wrong way, but female yers generallyg behind male yers in terms of technical skills in the gaming world. This isn''t meant as discrimination; I have no such intention."


    Jiang Luoyu wasn''t angry or upset. Instead, she acknowledged, "You''re right. I''m not that sensitive. Go on."


    Lin Jichen felt relieved and continued, "If you want your guild to truly be strong, you need to recruit genuinely skilled female yers. For example, those with strong potential or highbat skills, or even those without these attributes but with great determination."


    "Great determination?"


    "Yes, even if an ordinary yercksbat skills or innate talent, as long as they are passionate about the game and willing to practice diligently every day, they can also grow into experts. This is called ''diligence makes up forck of talent.'' Of course, you can''t expect them to be top-tier, but they can at least be the backbone of the guild."


    The more Jiang Luoyu listened, the more she felt it made sense, her eyes sparkling with excitement.


    "Do you have any rmendations? Like, do you know any yers with impressive potential?"


    "How would I know that?" Lin Jichen answered guiltily. "Isn''t there a ranking list? The top thousand yers on the talent ranking list are all pretty good. You can hold a recruitment event and select female yers from within this top thousand, offering them good terms. Their future prospects should be promising."


    "That makes sense. Why didn''t I think of that? What about the cultivation ranking list? Many guilds are recruiting from that list," Jiang Luoyu asked.


    "That list is full of yers who only know how to grind and level up. Most of them use the simplest Human Dao Foundation for their foundation, which has a major drawback: unstable foundations. Their future strength will be greatlypromised, and their cultivation won''t match their actual power. Don''t trust that ranking. The talent ranking is where the future experts will truly emerge."


    "I understand. Thank you for the reminder. You''ve really taught me a lot today. I''ll follow your advice and recruit in Mu Xian Province."


    "Why only recruit in Mu Xian Province? You can recruit in all four provinces. Right now, people can''t afford the teleportation fees, but in the future, a few hundred Spirit Stones won''t be a problem."


    "You''re right. You really know more about the game than I do. I''ll definitely seek your advice more often in the future," Jiang Luoyu praised.


    Lin Jichen secretly smiled bitterly. How could he not know, being a reborn individual?


    "I just y the game a lot. In other areas, you should give me more advice. I''m only good at gaming, not much else," Lin Jichen admitted awkwardly.


    In terms of gaming, he could indeed be Jiang Luoyu''s teacher, but in other areas, he was far behind.


    Despite his past life''s experience, Lin Jichen had always been focused on honing his gaming skills andcked social experience and knowledge.


    For example, he knew nothing about business. He had no business experience in his past life. After being reborn, could you expect him to be a business elite? To strategize and dominate? Would you believe that?


    The recent shop opening was a disaster because of hisck of experience, forcing him to close it just two hours after opening.


    He wasn''t a god. So what if he was reborn?


    What you didn''t know in your past life, you still wouldn''t know in this life.


    Even if you could foresee the future and knew which industries would be profitable, you still had to learn the basics of business.


    Those who were nothing but pure gamers in their past lives.


    After being reborn, they suddenly became geniuses, mastering everything, running listedpanies, and earning billions annually.


    Moreover, they would smoothly crush allpetitors, avoid all traps, and never suffer losses.


    Is that reasonable?


    Of course, having a system cheat is another story.


    For example, some people have fragments that help them, which makes sense.


    But Lin Jichen was just a simple reborn individual, with no system or fragments, only his past life''s memories and the Heaven-defying Fate talent.


    "Alright, let''s help each other out and be each other''s teachers," Jiang Luoyu agreed happily and immediately taught Lin Jichen some essential business skills and usefulpetitive strategies.


    After listening, Lin Jichen felt enlightened, realizing how little he knew about business and how close he was to wasting such a good shop.


    The two of them started chatting by thekeside, discussing the game and business. Before they knew it, dawn had arrived.


    Lin Jichen had also sessfully cleared his red name status.


    "Thank you, President Jiang, for keeping mepany during such a boring soak."


    Lin Jichen smiled as he got out of theke and changed his clothes.


    Jiang Luoyu identally saw Lin Jichen''s bare torso and quickly looked away.


    "It''s nothing. I learned so much about the game from you today. These few hours of chatting have been incredibly beneficial for me. I should be the one thanking you."


    "President Jiang, you taught me a lot too. Didn''t we agree to help each other?" Lin Jichen smiled.


    Jiang Luoyu tilted her head cutely, "So, are we friends now?"


    "Of course, we''ve been friends for a while, haven''t we?" Lin Jichen replied.


    "Then why do you keep calling me President Jiang? Friends shouldn''t be so formal," Jiang Luoyu pouted.


    Lin Jichen realized and awkwardlyughed, "Sorry, sorry. What should I call you then?"


    "Just call me Little Jiang. And I''ll call you... Little Lin, how about that?"


    Jiang Luoyu initially wanted to suggest calling each other by their given names, Luoyu and Jichen, but felt it was too intimate, so she chose a more friendly nickname.


    "Call me Big Lin."


    Lin Jichen had been called Little Lin by Ren Lan countless times and didn''t want to hear that nickname again. He wasn''t small at all!


    Unexpectedly, Jiang Luoyu teased, "What''s big about you? You''re clearly younger than me. I''ll call you Little Lin."


    Lin Jichen was exasperated.