Chapter 620 - Official Announcement (3) (1/2)

<strong>Translator: </strong>Dragon Boat Translation  <strong>Editor: </strong>Dragon Boat Translation

Shi Sui looked down and tapped the screen with his bony fingers to save the sticker pack for Xiang Yin.

He whispered to Xiang Yin and taught him how to use it.

The man’s logic was clear and well-organized, and the old man gradually got immersed.

In the livestream, the netizens began clamoring in unison.

—— [Wow, Shi Sui is so good at this!]

—— [Pretentious Shi Sui: Ah, I can’t help it that I’m just so popular and well-liked by elders.]

—— [To be fair, Shi Sui did a good job at explaining! I’ve already taken a screen recording and I’m going to send it to my family’s chat group]

…

After a while.

Xiang Yin and the others had all learned how to send stickers.

The four people in the group began to compete in sending stickers. They were a few hundred years old and were staring at the screen with full attention. They were so serious that it seemed amusing.

On the other hand, Shi Sui looked at Xiang Yi with his lips slightly curled.

Finally.

‘She’s given me a proper status.’

The two of them had a tacit understanding of each other’s feelings when they made eye contact with each other.

The system’s cheerful prompt sounded in his mind.

“Ding… The system has detected that you have completed the hidden task [Official Announcement]and the following rewards have been issued to you: 1000 points, [change plot card] X1”

Xiang Yi frowned and asked, “Change plot card?”

“Yes, you can choose to change the plot of any of the characters in this book. In other words, you can change a person’s fate!”

Such a card was so tempting that others probably wouldn’t be able to resist it and would immediately put it to use.

However, Xiang Yi merely assented indifferently. “Just keep it.”

No. 1018 couldn’t help but ask, “Host, won’t you consider using it? You can not only change the fate of others, but also your own!”

“Why would I want to change my fate?” Xiang Yi said indifferently, “I don’t believe in fate, I only believe in myself.”