It's common knowledge that high-skilled female gaming companions are the rarest resource in the paid gaming partner industry.
The comments below the profile were overwhelmingly positive, praising the girl's unbeatable skills and reliable carry potential, though many noted her personality was a tad icy—she didn’t even call her clients "boss," sticking to only the most basic polite exchanges.
All things considered, the price was fair.
Su Bai didn’t mind.
As long as her voice was pleasant and she could carry him in-game, that was all he cared about. His ultimate goal was to indulge and splurge.
Noticing that Yuxie was online, Su Bai clicked into a private chat and opened with a rather unusual question:
[PuffyWhiteGoose: Hi, do you offer monthly subscriptions for your gaming companion services?]
[Yuxie: ?]
[PuffyWhiteGoose: Here’s the thing—I’m looking for a long-term, stable partner. My only requirements are a nice voice and the ability to carry. Your profile fits perfectly.]
[Yuxie: Oh.]
[Yuxie: Specifics?]
[PuffyWhiteGoose: Monthly payment, no more than two hours per day. Game times can be flexible.]
[Yuxie: Fine.]
Done deal!
Su Bai smirked.
Before messaging her, he had checked Yuxie’s order history.
Averaging two hours a day shouldn’t be a problem for her.
At 200 per hour, that’d be 400 a day, totaling 12,000 for the month.
[PuffyWhiteGoose: [Payment Sent]]
[Yuxie: ?]
[Yuxie: What’s this?]
[PuffyWhiteGoose: Payment for the next month.]
[Yuxie: Shouldn’t we do a trial first…?]
[PuffyWhiteGoose: No need. I trust you.]
[Yuxie: Let’s at least play one match. What if you don’t like it?]
[Yuxie: That’s a lot of money. Be careful.]
[PuffyWhiteGoose: I’ll like it. Don’t worry, I won’t ask for a refund no matter what. This amount is pocket change for me.]
[Yuxie: Oh.]
[Yuxie: [Payment Accepted]]
At the same time, Su Bai’s system chimed in.
[Ding! Host has subscribed to a monthly gaming companion service, spending 12,000. Triggering 3x cashback—reward +36,000!]
After deducting the initial cost, that meant a neat profit of 24,000.
Su Bai happily logged into the game and added Yuxie as a friend.
They connected via the companion app’s voice chat.
"Hello."
A cool, mature voice—exactly as advertised on her profile.
"Hi, let’s queue for ranked," Su Bai said.
"Mm."
Definitely on the icy side…
No matter. As long as she could carry.
Honestly, her frosty tone had its own charm, Su Bai mused.
Then, they hit a snag in the ranked queue.
Yuxie’s account was Platinum 2.
According to matchmaking rules, Silver players could only queue with Iron, Bronze, Silver, or Gold.
Platinum was a tier above Gold, meaning…
This was clearly Yuxie’s smurf account for paid carries, yet it still couldn’t queue with Su Bai.
Damn it, is the world just out to get me?!
Silver lives matter too!
The awkwardness hung heavy in the voice chat.
After a long pause, Yuxie suddenly spoke up. "I just remembered I have a Gold smurf. Wait, I’ll switch."
"...Go ahead."
Two minutes later, Su Bai added her Gold account.
"This one should work. Didn’t realize your rank was that low."
"Ahahaha!"
"...Sorry, was that too blunt? I’m not great with words. Feel free to flame me if I offend you."
"Don’t worry, I’ve got thick skin."
"Oh."
Su Bai grinned silently.
This girl wasn’t just cold—there was a hint of adorable awkwardness beneath the surface.
But once the game started, any trace of awkwardness vanished.
Yuxie locked in Nidalee, the quintessential smurfing jungler.
Ganks, invades, map control.
She 1v9’d, stomping the enemy team into the ground.
Su Bai barely had to try before they won.
Tsk, zero challenge, terrible experience! (Not really.)
Please, give me more of these effortless victories!
For the next two hours, Yuxie carried PuffyWhiteGoose on a relentless win streak.
Their last game started with just five minutes left on the clock, but Yuxie saw it through to the end—professionalism at its finest.
Overall, Su Bai was thoroughly satisfied. Though Yuxie’s voice remained flat, devoid of the usual flirtatious tactics common among female companions, her tone was soothing, like a gentle breeze.
Combined with her unusually high skill level, the experience was well worth it.
"Time’s up," Yuxie announced as the final game ended.
"Got it. Had a great time today—same tomorrow. I’ll message you."
"Mm."
"Let’s add each other on WeChat for easier contact."
"...I don’t add clients on WeChat."
"But I’m a long-term client. It’s more convenient, and I can pay you directly to skip the platform fee."
After a brief hesitation—likely swayed by the saved fees and Su Bai’s premium client status—she relented.
Yuxie’s WeChat avatar was an anime girl with purple hair, exuding an aloof yet slightly dorky vibe that matched her voice.
Su Bai kept it simple: a stick-figure white goose meme.
Both instinctively checked each other’s Moments.
Emh…
Just a single horizontal line.
The classic "posts visible for three days" setting.
Neither was the type to overshare.
...
Meanwhile, in a girls’ dorm at Jiangcheng University—
Chen Yusheng removed her headphones and closed her laptop.
Her slender legs, sheathed in sheer black stockings, gleamed enticingly.

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