This Is Not a Bug but a Game Feature-Chapter 167 - 129: The Game Costs Only 68, But the Wedding Gift Is 680! (Part 2)

Chapter 167: Chapter 129: The Game Costs Only 68, But the Wedding Gift Is 680! (Part 2)

Others don’t know.

Anyway, selling "Love Advisor Department" to Zhang Pengfei for 68 bucks was definitely a loss, a big loss.

He only spent 68 bucks and not only found a wife but also received a gift from Ba. How come all the good things happen to him?

Of course, this is just a joke.

Zhang Pengfei’s experience, to be honest, made not only other players envious, but Chen Ba was quite envious too.

Because the wife he found is really great.

Gentle and considerate aside, she’s also extremely beautiful! In online lingo, with those looks, the bride price would probably start at 800,000!

The key is...

Zhang Pengfei and his girlfriend clicked well, and both sets of parents were extremely satisfied, so the bride price was just a formality, and even a car was given as a dowry.

Don’t ask how Chen Ba knows this.

These things were mentioned by Zhang Pengfei himself in a post. Many players were very interested in the progress between him and "Lin," so he often shared updates in the post.

As for his wife’s looks, someone actually discovered their short video account, and everyone went to take a look.

Looks like the kid got lucky.

Every night before bed, Chen Ba would wonder, compared to Zhang Pengfei, he’s not inferior in any way, right?

So why is it that he has Yang Dong snoring beside him, while Zhang Pengfei gets to fall asleep holding his lovely wife?

Where did he go wrong?

...

Zhang Pengfei loves sharing.

Ever since his marriage was confirmed, he compiled all his emotional journey playing "Love Advisor Department," along with some screenshots and videos, into a 10-minute video.

This video was not only posted in the Tianba Community but also uploaded to Thunderbolt.

Since it was purely showing off love and feeding people dog food, he didn’t expect many people to watch it. It was more like a keepsake so he could look back on it in a couple of years.

But no one expected that.

This video went viral and even made it to the top of Thunderbolt’s all-site hot list, with over a million views in just a few hours.

Besides blessings and congratulations, the comment section was flooded with questions about what game he was playing. How could they find a perfect partner like "Lin" in the game?

"Love Advisor Department"!

This game, since its release, due to its theme and nature, had a steady sales curve without much fluctuation, but now it has suddenly shot into the top three of the bestsellers in the Steam Country.

This made Chen Ba very happy.

This is the second game under the Tianba Studio with "blockbuster" potential, and also the second one to make it to the top of the bestseller list.

The first one was "Divine Grace Continent."

But the reason "Divine Grace Continent" went viral and its sales soared was actually due to riding the coattails of "Divine Grace Animation," which had little to do with the game itself.

"Love Advisor Department" is different.

This game went viral not only due to external causes, but people are genuinely interested in the game itself.

More accurately, people are interested in the game’s magical player strategy mechanism, and even more magical, its matchmaking system, which is more professional than some social software.

Whether it’s for making friends, or simply finding a partner, this is an excellent choice!

Many people have met new friends online through this game. Many have experienced online dating for the first time in their lives through this game...

"Oh my, young people nowadays have such wild ways!"

Mrs. Wang is a well-known matchmaker in Xiaohuai Village, famous in all the surrounding areas. Over the decades, she’s matched at least a couple of hundred couples.

Her business has always been good.

But in recent years, due to the decline in marriage rates among the younger generation, her business has also plummeted.

But in all fairness.

Even if the business volume has declined, Mrs. Wang is not too worried because there is always a group of young men and women urged by their families to come to her with gifts, seeking matchmaking.

Who else would they go to if not her?

Who else has as many "single men and women" resources as a matchmaker? If they don’t get an arranged matchmaking from her, where would these young people have the chance to meet other single peers?

Shen is her trump card.

This girl has a good personality, looks pretty, and is excellent at housework. Such a good girl shouldn’t lack suitors, let alone need a matchmaker to arrange a marriage.

But Shen is special. She’s an internet celebrity, spends every day at home, hardly ever goes out, and simply has no chance to meet peers of her age.

Mrs. Wang was considering introducing a good young man to Shen when suddenly news came from the Shen Family, telling her no need to bother anymore since Shen already brought her partner back home.

What?!

Where did Shen get a partner from?

When Mrs. Wang came to the Shen Family and inquired, she found out that Shen found her partner online, which young people often refer to as "online dating."

"Playing a game, and you can find a partner?" Mrs. Wang was greatly shocked.

"Of course, my daughter tells me, this game is amazing. It supposedly matched hundreds of pairs within a month..."

Shen’s mother’s words almost made Mrs. Wang bite her tongue in surprise.

Hundreds of pairs in a month?

What’s that efficiency and success rate? In their matchmaking world, that would definitely be considered "Matchmaker reincarnated"!

What kind of game is this, so impressive?

As Mrs. Wang thought about it, she got more worried. Young people nowadays don’t like matchmaking for finding partners, her business volume had already shrunk significantly, and now a game even started taking business from her?

"Online dating is unreliable!"

If you can’t beat them, disparage them. Remembering what her grandson once said, Mrs. Wang quickly advised Shen to be cautious, saying that "online dating has risks," and that it’s safer to know someone’s background.

"Other online dating might not be reliable."

"But I think online dating through the ’Love Advisor Department’ is quite reliable! After all, so many successful matches have led to many marriages..."

Shen introduced Mrs. Wang to the game "Love Advisor Department," emphasizing its matching mechanism and stating that the people she met there were more to her liking than those Mrs. Wang introduced.

What big data? What matching mechanism?

Mrs. Wang was confused, not knowing about the internet, but she got the gist that the partners introduced by the game, though from all over the country, were quite reliable.

"Is it really that reliable?"

"Absolutely reliable!"

Shen’s firm stance, along with the fact that she indeed engaged in a relationship, sparked an idea in Mrs. Wang.

She had a young man who had been unable to find a partner, despite arranging over twenty matchmaking sessions, all of which ended in failure.

The young man was too picky.

Mrs. Wang had introduced almost all her quality resources to him, but he liked none of them.

While worrying about introducing another potential partner to him, Shen’s words suddenly gave her an idea...

Mrs. Wang didn’t understand internet stuff, but she believed Shen wouldn’t lie to her. Since Shen said the game was reliable for finding a compatible partner, why not let the young man give it a try?

Thus, Mrs. Wang carefully inquired about the "Love Advisor Department," especially how to play it.

After returning home, Mrs. Wang told the young man about what she learned, suggesting he could try it out when he had time.

Whether he finds someone or not doesn’t matter.

The key is to take a break and give Mrs. Wang some time to find a few reliable girls to introduce to this choosy young man.

That’s what Mrs. Wang thought, and that’s what she did.

But just a few days later, the young man called, telling Mrs. Wang that there was no need to look further as he had already connected with a young woman from the same province in the "Love Advisor Department."

Although they hadn’t confirmed their relationship yet, the young man said the girl seemed nice, and if they could meet in person and it went well, it was pretty much a done deal.

"So fast?"

Mrs. Wang was stunned a second time by the "Love Advisor Department" game.

Is the internet really this outrageous?

Her grandson often said the internet changed the world, but Mrs. Wang never felt it mattered much since the things changed by the internet were too distant from her life.

But at this moment, she realized the internet might indeed be quite powerful, it just upended her understanding in one fell swoop.

For over a year, she hadn’t been able to find the young man a satisfying partner, and yet, this game called what—Advisor Department—made progress within just a few days?

She’s been a matchmaker for decades; is she going to be out of a job in her later years?