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The phone screen lit up, revealing a line of text.
"Hey, why aren't you talking after posting your picture in the group?"
The group owner, Meat Bun, had tagged Ruan Fuxi in the chat.
Ruan Fuxi glanced at the messages and felt a throbbing headache at her temples. Not only did the owner enjoy flirting with men in real life, but she also didn’t hold back online. Recently, she had become infatuated with online dating, and she was juggling multiple relationships at once.
In the owner’s eyes, men in real life seemed to avoid her, but online it was a different story. No one knew anyone else; as long as she had enough accounts, she could talk to as many people as she wanted. She could even chat with several people using the same account simultaneously.
Ruan Fuxi found herself at a loss for words regarding this situation. If the owner’s style were to be known by the sect leader of the Joyful Union Sect when she first arrived in the world of cultivation, he would undoubtedly be thrilled and take her in as his prized disciple, teaching her how to charm the talented disciples of various sects.
But this was modern times!
As Ruan Fuxi switched between the various accounts her owner had created for online dating, she looked at the stream of flirtatious messages in the chat list and felt overwhelmed. With a swift motion, she began blocking and deleting accounts—smoothly and decisively.
She should be grateful that her owner was only chatting with these people and hadn’t scammed anyone or revealed any personal information; she wasn’t completely foolish. Otherwise, Ruan Fuxi would have to clean up the mess.
After canceling all the other accounts, Ruan Fuxi returned to the original group chat. Following her mention, others chimed in:
"Hey there! Your photo is beautiful; I hope we can get to know each other better. Let’s add each other as friends!"
"I added you this morning; are you busy? You haven’t accepted my request yet."
The messages below echoed similar sentiments, indicating that Ruan Fuxi's photo had indeed attracted attention.
Upon seeing the word "photo," Ruan Fuxi quickly scrolled up and found the picture her owner had posted.
It was a hazy image of someone turned sideways to the camera while drawing back curtains. In that moment, strands of hair floated gracefully around her, her figure was enchanting with a slender waist and smooth body lines; hints of abs were barely visible. The room was dimly lit, with rays of sunlight streaming through a corner of the drawn curtains. The interplay of light and shadow rendered the photo alluringly mysterious—unclear yet irresistibly captivating.
The owner of this photo was extremely satisfied with it and had even posted it online. Just from this hazy image, one could tell that the person in the photo had an incredible figure, making one curious about what kind of face belonged to such a well-shaped body.
As a result, Ruan Fuxi received a long string of friend requests. She scrolled through the list of requests, barely glancing at them before rejecting all of them. She wasn't the owner of the photo, nor did she intend to pursue an online romance, so there was no reason for her to accept anyone's request.
Just as Ruan Fuxi was about to leave the group, she suddenly caught sight of one member's profile picture. Narrowing her eyes, she let out a cold laugh. She decided to stay in the group for now.
Ruan Fuxi remembered from the novel that her character, the malicious female supporting role, had been deceived by a scamming man during an online romance. Not only had she lost hundreds of thousands, but it was also revealed that he was already engaged, branding her as the third party who intruded on someone else's relationship. This incident had gained some traction online, bringing shame to her family, the Ruan family, who had raised her.
And that scamming man's profile picture? It was a cartoon monkey.
In the next moment, Ruan Fuxi noticed another friend request pop up in her notifications—a request from a cartoon monkey profile picture. The scamming man actually wanted to con her out of money? Was he trying to take her life?
Without a second thought, Ruan Fuxi immediately rejected the request. There was no need to engage in an online romance with a scummy player.
At that moment, the group owner, Meat Bun, sent out a message in their small group of about thirty people—people who were all well-connected in real life and from the same circle. It was hard to say who was handsome or not, but everyone was quite wealthy.
"This newcomer looks like a catfish; be careful not to get fooled."
Following that message, he shared a screenshot showing how to identify fake online images, proving that the photo Ruan Fuxi posted was indeed an internet image.
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