Chapter 75: The Difference Between 2D Gamers and Traditional Gamers!

At 11:30 p.m., Qin Xiaoyu arrived at the five-star hotel where he had last met Gaohe.

Chen Wei had received those classmates who came to join him right here.

After parking the car,

Qin Xiaoyu quickly reached the door of the private room Chen Wei had mentioned in WeChat, and without hesitation, pushed it open and walked in.

The group seated around the dining table, chatting and catching up, immediately rose to greet Qin Xiaoyu.

“Fish Brother.”

“Fish Brother…”

To be honest, Qin Xiaoyu found this scene a little uncomfortable.

Although these people were all the original owner’s classmates, they had no real connection with Qin Xiaoyu himself—this was essentially their first meeting.

So it was hard to feel any sense of familiarity.

But

considering they had all come from afar,

Qin Xiaoyu naturally couldn’t keep a cold face; he smiled and nodded at them:

“Sorry, old classmates—I originally planned to come with Wei, but something unexpected came up, and I’ve been dealing with it until now. Don’t be formal, please sit!”

After speaking, Qin Xiaoyu pulled out a chair and sat down.

“Fish Brother, don’t be so formal! We’re not strangers—come on, let’s all raise a glass to Fish Brother!”

“Yes, yes, let’s all toast Fish Brother!”

Unable to refuse their earnestness, Qin Xiaoyu, who rarely drank, lifted his glass and downed it in one gulp.

As the alcohol went down, the atmosphere at the table gradually warmed up.

Many began pouring out their grievances to Qin Xiaoyu.

After listening, Qin Xiaoyu couldn’t help but sigh inwardly.

It turned out that in the year and more since graduation,

most of these classmates had respectable jobs at major internet firms, earning incomes many envied.

But the true hardship behind their lives was unimaginable to outsiders.

After silently sighing a few times,

Qin Xiaoyu scanned the group, then spoke bluntly:

“Classmates, I, Chen Wei, and Cai Qiu are all glad you came. But while we’re friends, I’d better say this upfront.”

At these words, those seated exchanged glances and quickly voiced their stance.

“Fish Brother, just say it straight!”

“Right, Fish Brother, don’t worry about our class ties—we’re new to this 2D game too. Treat us like ordinary newcomers!”

“I came with the mindset of a beginner—even starting as an intern is fine.”

After hearing these classmates’ words,

Qin Xiaoyu greatly approved of their attitude—they were all practical, with none of that arrogant “I came from a big company” mentality.

“It’s not as dramatic as you think. I just want to briefly talk about the difference between 2D games and traditional games.”

After glancing at them, Qin Xiaoyu smiled—he truly had no intention of asserting authority before these classmates.

He only wanted to give them a gentle heads-up before they started.

At that moment, Qin Xiaoyu’s gaze suddenly turned to Chen Wei, and he asked again: