Transmigrating as the Younger Sister of a Bigshot with Multiple Identities

Chapter 160 - 160: Gu Jin Was a Gaming Noob

Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations

Ruan Xueling frowned. “This child…”

She looked at Gu Jin again and was about to say something, but she saw that Gu Jin didn’t care at all and was still playing games casually.

Gu Yang noticed that Gu Pei had sent her a WeChat message.

Gu Pei: [Sister, don’t worry. Since I’m back, I definitely won’t let you suffer anymore! Just wait. This is only the beginning. I’ll definitely help you teach Gu Jin a lesson!]

Gu Yang’s eyelids twitched. Her dumb little brother was courting death.

The person he wanted to teach a lesson to was not only his sister, but also his light, his faith, and his idol, the e-sports god, Whale Fall.

Seeing that her dumb little brother had brought her a gift, she decided to remind him: [Little Brother, I didn’t suffer. Besides, how do you want to teach her a lesson? In the game? She is better than you.]

Gu Pei’s tone was filled with the confidence of an idiot. [If I taught her a lesson in a game, I could beat her until she kneels down and calls me Daddy. I could make her die hundreds of times per round!]

Gu Yang, “…”

The young man was certainly ambitious!

If he said this, he would probably be beaten up so badly until he called her Daddy first.

Gu Yang expressed that she was waiting for her stupid little brother to be slapped in the face.

Gu Pei took a shower and changed his clothes before going downstairs with his phone. He walked up to Gu Jin in a few steps and saw that she was playing the Legend of the Gods. Her level was still bronze. His lips curved and he smiled disdainfully. “Weakling. I heard from Mom that you play Legend of the Gods every day, even then, you’re still bronze. You’re really such a noob. If I were a loser like you, I would have abandoned my account long ago.”

Gu Yang,

That was because that was the new alternate account that Big Boss had created.

Big Boss’s old account had reached the maximum level in about a week.

She didn’t expect her dumb little brother to be so suicidal. He went to provoke his big sister so quickly.

When Gu Jin heard Gu Pei’s words, she raised her eyes and glanced at him. Her cold eyes were filled with frustration. “Get lost.”

Gu Pei pointed at himself in shock. “Do you want me to get lost?”

He did not expect this country bumpkin to not only not curry favor with him but also have such a bad attitude towards him!

Gu Pei said angrily, “This is my home. If anyone should get lost, it’s you, Gu Jin! Big Sister, don’t you think so?” Gu Pei looked at Gu Yang.

Gu Yang shook her head. “No.”

Gu Pei was stunned.

Gu Pei comforted himself that his sister was definitely still on his side in her heart. It was just that his sister had always been gentle and magnanimous and didn’t argue with Gu Jin, so she denied it!

Seeing that Gu Jin ignored him and continued to play the game, Gu Pei sneered. He glanced at her game interface and raised his chin. “Weakling, if you rush up now, you’ll be courting death! You’re indeed a professional at scamming your teammates. Just you wait, your side will definitely lose…”

Gu Pei was still talking non-stop when an electronic voice came from Gu Jin’s phone.

Victory!

Gu Pei was stunned and turned to look at Gu Jin’s phone screen.

However, Gu Jin had already shut her phone and stuffed it into her pocket. She raised her glass-like phoenix eyes and glanced at him. Her cold eyes were filled with impatience. “You talk too much.”

Gu Yang knew that Big Sister hated it when others chattered away while she was playing games.

Gu Pei came back to his senses after being scolded. His bad temper instantly rose. “You’re so lousy, yet you can’t let others talk about you! You’re in such a hurry to put away your phone because you’re afraid that I’ll see your results, right?”

Gu Jin must have relied on her teammates to lead her to victory!

Gu Yang watched from the side and silently held her forehead. Big Boss must be the MVP!

If he wanted to blame someone, his eighth-grader little brother could only blame himself for not seeing it..