<strong>Chapter 783: Chapter 783: Alias Nan Zhi</strong>
Immediately, she sent a message to Gu Zhiqi.
[Gu Huaijin: If you don’t want to add him, we can just… not ept the friend request?]
[Qiqi: I was actually thinking of applying for a secondary ount]
[Qiqi: How world-weary.gif]
Gu Huaijin looked at Gu Zhiqi’s message and fell silent for a few seconds before replying.
[Gu Huaijin: Shall I introduce your secondary ount to him and say that I mistakenly rmended the wrong one before?]
Not long after the message had been sent, Gu Zhiqi sent over a digital business card.
The WeChat nickname was Nan Zhi, with the default profile picture. Looking at the default picture, Gu Huaijin silently sent a message.
[Gu Huaijin: Change the profile picture to match your primary ount]
The secondary ount’s profile picture changed quickly.
Gu Huaijin found it puzzling that he had been messaging Gu Zhiqi’s primary ount, but the secondary ount’s profile picture changed so swiftly.
He thought to himself: Isn’t this ount switching a bit too fast?
“Young Friend Gu, what did the Divine Physician say?” Mo Cann, noticing that Gu Huaijin had been preupied with messaging, couldn’t help feeling a bit anxious.
Could it be that the Divine Physician suddenly didn’t want to add him?
“Sorry, the Divine Physician’s profile picture is the same as my sister’s; I got them mixed up.” Gu Huaijin first added Gu Zhiqi’s secondary ount, then shared the contact to Mo Cann, “I’ll make a new introduction for you.”
“Ah, alright, alright, alright.” Mo Cann replied enthusiastically three times, then added the new ount Gu Huaijin had forwarded.
After that, he started chatting with Nan Zhi.
**
“I know all the answers to the questions he’s asking,” Chubby Chiu bragged inside Gu Zhiqi’s head, impersonating the chat between Nan Zhi and Mo Cann.
Gu Zhiqi didn’t pay attention to it and, after ending the chat with Gu Huaijin, immersed herself back in her reading.
“I don’t know this one.” After chatting with Mo Cann for a while, Chubby Chiu suddenly spoke up, then asked Gu Zhiqi, “He’s asking when you’ll update ‘Nan Zhi’s Current Medical Lectures’?”
Gu Zhiqi: “…”
“I’ve lost my memory, I don’t know, what lectures? It’s got nothing to do with me,” Gu Zhiqi indicated she didn’t want to update.
The mental method she needed to repair would take at least three to five years to pile up, and from time to time, she still needed toplete triggered tasks—where would she find the time to update any lectures?
“Alrighty then, I’ll reply for you, telling him that there won’t be updates for now.” Chubby Chiu finally took on its role as a smart little housekeeper, happily going off to reply to Mo Cann’s message.
Gu Xiyue and Gu Zhiqi sat in the pavilion, one reading a programming book, the other studying and brushing up on questions.
It wasn’t until twelve-thirty at noon that the two of them put away their books and got up.
Once they left the yard, Gu Zhiqi realized this wasn’t the way to the canteen. “Does Medical Alliance have another canteen?”
Gu Xiyue nced sideways at Gu Zhiqi, Gu Min, and Gu Ying, and said indifferently, “We’re not going to the canteen. I’m taking you to score some free food.”
Gu Zhiqi asked, “Is the cooking any good?”
Gu Xiyue nodded, “The cooking is on par with Shadow Pavilion’s head chef.”
Hearing this, Gu Zhiqi’s eyes lit up, and she quickened her pace without a word.
Gu Xiyue noticed, nced at Gu Zhiqi, and thought maybe… she’s a little foodie?
Soon, Gu Xiyue led the group to a yard. From the outside, the yard looked somewhat like Gu Xiyue’s ce, with two guards at the door.
After Gu Xiyue showed a hand token, the guards allowed them to pass.
As they entered the yard, the first thing that struck them was a scene of disarray. The ground was pockmarked, littered with clumps of earth, dry leaves, grasses, and more, strewn all over the ce.
None of the nts in the yard waspletely green; they were either all withered or half green, half yellow.