Endless World

Cloud raising is an emerging form of entertainment.
It generally refers to people who are unable due to certain restrictions to raise cats, dogs, or other pets; instead, they engage in taking care of these pets remotely through the internet, thereby deriving psychological pleasure.
During this nurturing process, they also feed or tip the pets, participating as though they truly owned the pet.
However, professional player Chen Yan unwittingly played a game called 'Cloud Girlfriend Raising'.
By feeding the cloud girlfriend or splurging on purchases, one could receive a 'tenfold cashback'.
By raising affection levels, one could obtain various 'magical items' and even 'meet in reality'?
It was supposed to be a lovely 'romance game', but... the unconventional Chen Yan turned it into a money-making game to fuel his business ventures.
Chen Yan says, 'What's so good about having a girlfriend? Do they smell nice or are they soft to hug? How could that be more interesting than making money!'
Meanwhile, the cloud girlfriend thinks...
'He put so much thought and so much money into surprising me; he must love me a lot...'

My Virtual Girlfriend

But Lu Man didn't listen to the sound of the phone, instead, she pressed her ear against the bathroom door.


Through the phone's earpiece, Chen Yan's voice came, "What's up? Missing me already?"


And outside the door... there was no sound at all.


Lu Man finally breathed a sigh of relief, "Phew~ Looks like he's really gone."


After Chen Yan had left, Lu Man's courage swelled significantly. She didn't respond to his question, just swiftly "snap~" hung up the call.


Once she'd hung up, Lu Man still wasn't satisfied, she made a face at her phone, "Nyeh nyeh nyeh~ As if I'd miss you~ Shameless~~"


After speaking, she waited a bit longer, then cautiously opened the bathroom door, looked both ways to make sure Chen Yan wasn't blocking her exit, then tip-toed out quietly.


The room was empty, only the air still faintly carried the scent of their hormones.


Chapter 176 Why is the "Learning" a Bit Biased?