Transmigrating as the Younger Sister of a Bigshot with Multiple Identities - Chapter 870:
Chapter 870: Gu Pei Called Feng Jue Brother-in-law
Editor: Henyee Translations
“Feng Jue, tell me if you dare!”
Gu Pei provoked him without hesitation. Gu Yang held her forehead helplessly.
Feng Jue chuckled. “Alright, I’ll play games with you. If I win, you have to call me brother-in-law.”
Gu Pei scoffed. “Let’s talk about it after you win!”
When it came to making money and fighting, Gu Pei couldn’t beat Feng Jue, but gaming was his forte.
Feng Jue rarely played games but couldn’t resist the challenge. As the future king of eSports, he couldn’t imagine losing to anyone, even in something as trivial as gaming.
Although comparing his strengths to others’ weaknesses was a bit shameless, Gu Pei felt justified in challenging Feng Jue on his own terms.
“Sister, you can be our witness.” Feng Jue settled on the sofa, flashing a mischievous grin at Gu Yang.
Gu Yang sighed softly, meeting his bright, eager eyes with a touch of resignation. “Just play nicely, okay?”
After all, Gu Pei was her childhood brother. As his elder sister, she couldn’t bear to see his pride wounded, especially by someone like Feng Jue.
Feng Jue nodded with a hint of mischief in his expression.
Gu Pei logged into his account with his head lowered. When he heard Gu Yang’s words, he thought she was addressing him. He snorted softly. “Sister, don’t worry. For your sake, I’ll take it easy on him.”
Gu Yang: “…”
Gu Jin held her forehead.
Though she was tempted to drag her sister along to witness the spectacle, she didn’t want that dog Feng Jue to get his wish.
So, she raised her eyelids lazily and suggested, “Why don’t we play 2v2? I’ll join too.”
Gu Pei frowned. “You want to help Feng Jue?”
Didn’t Gu Jin dislike Feng Jue the most?
Why did she have to help him?
In 2v2 mode, even if he brought Qin Xian along, he wouldn’t be a match for Gu Jin, despite having Feng Jue as a teammate, who was useless baggage.
Gu Jin looked at him expressionlessly and said coldly, “No, I want to help you.”
Gu Pei instantly felt humiliated!
He raised his head arrogantly. “Do I need your help, Gu Jin? Though I may not be your match, I’m more than enough to take down Feng Jue!”
Then, he turned to Feng Jue. “Let’s begin!”
Feng Jue glanced at Gu Jin with a half-smile and nodded. “Alright.”
Even if Gu Jin joined, he wasn’t worried. It would just add a little complexity.
Yet, things might go smoother without her involvement.
Gu Jin chuckled, sitting beside Gu Yang with her arms crossed. She handed Gu Yang a plate of melon seeds and settled in to watch the spectacle.
Some people were just impossible to reason with.
As the game commenced—
With each death notification from the characters on screen, the arrogant smile on Gu Pei’s lips froze.
He realized he had underestimated Feng Jue once again. “You actually know how to play games?” he blurted out incredulously.
Feng Jue smiled knowingly. “Of course.”
As more death notifications rang out and their divine tower crumbled, Gu Pei finally understood the underlying meaning behind Gu Yang and Gu Jin’s earlier remarks.
Knowing the truth, he silently stewed in his regret.
But Feng Jue wasn’t done yet; he kept rubbing salt in the wound with a warm, bright smile. “Brother, you have to admit defeat. Call me brother-in-law first.”
Gu Pei clenched his fists, consumed by regret.
Facing Feng Jue’s irritating smile, he felt an overwhelming urge to retract his words and deliver a punch to his face.
However, with his sister as a witness and a crowd around them, he could only swallow his pride and reluctantly mutter, “Brother-in-law.”
Feng Jue’s smile widened even further.
Gu Zhaoming and Gu Jin exchanged glances, their hands itching with frustration.
Unable to contain his curiosity, Gu Pei finally asked, “Feng Jue, I’ve never seen you play games since you came to our house. How did you get so good?”
