entertainment threesome

Colleagues who live in the same dormitory work in the same company during the day and sleep in the same room at night. They are together almost 24 hours a day.

Even if there is any conflict, we still have to look after each other to save face, right?

As a Chinese, even a fat man with little social experience would not be confused on this point.

What's more, in fact, the three of them had no conflicts at all, except for the awkward first meeting between two of them.

So naturally, the three of them left the dormitory together and started looking for a restaurant that was still open at this time.

The time passed nine o'clock unknowingly. As expected, as Liu Kewei said, the number of people and vehicles on the street was significantly reduced. Compared with the noise not long ago, it was not like it was just after nine o'clock at this moment. It was said to be still in the middle of the night.

almost.

The shops on both sides of the road are basically closed, and there is really not a single restaurant around the dormitory area.

"If you want to find food at this point, you'd better go to Zhongxing Food Court." Liu Kewei sighed.

So the three of them slowly walked to the place where Liu Kewei and Fatty Zhai had dinner. The food court was also closed, but there were actually a few small restaurants nearby that were open.

Liu Kewei chose a Sichuan restaurant that he said he had experienced and found to be delicious. After the three of them walked in, they found a clean table on the second floor and sat down.

The waiter came over with a menu, an order book and a pen. Everyone took turns to look at the menu and ordered one or two dishes. Che Guanglong ordered fried shrimps and saliva chicken, and Liu Kewei ordered twice-cooked pork and cucumbers.

The fat man looked around and chose a fried bacon with snow peas.

After ordering, the three of them took out the cigarettes in their pockets and slapped them on the table. Liu Kewei's Yuxi, Che Guanglong's Hongtashan, and Zhai Fatty's Seven Wolves. Then they looked at each other's almost simultaneous movements, all exposed

A knowing smile.

This can be regarded as a tacit understanding.

Liu Kewei grabbed the seven wolves, laughed, and gave one to everyone at the table. "It has been almost a month since I left Xiamen. I thought I would never see this brand again."

"Seven wolves are everywhere, okay?" Fatty Zhai curled his lips, took out a lighter from his pocket, lit it, and stretched out his hand to signal to Che Guanglong.

Che Guanglong came over and lit a cigarette, followed by Liu Kewei.

The fat man took back the lighter, put it out, and then lit it up again to light a cigarette.

"Why do you have to put out the fire once and then start it again? What's the point?" Liu Kewei asked casually, "I think many people do this."

Che Guanglong nodded in agreement and said: "My family also has this habit of lighting cigarettes. They say you can't light three people's cigarettes at one time. It seems to be a kind of etiquette?"

The fat man's addiction to telling anecdotes started to kick in. He coughed lightly, took a puff of cigarette and then slowly blew out a smoke ring, assuming the posture of a storyteller saying, "The story is actually like this."

"The reason is actually this..." Fatty Zhai said, "We all know that in Europe during World War II, snipers were very active, especially on the vast Soviet-German battlefield. There was a commander of a frontline force, because his subordinates

Many soldiers were killed by snipers at night, and relevant investigations were launched... It was found that these soldiers were all killed while lighting cigarettes, and they were all the third person to be lit. Because they were lighting cigarettes.

When he lit the first cigarette, the sniper noticed it and started to raise his gun; when he lit the second cigarette, the sniper took aim; then when he lit the third cigarette, the trigger was pulled!"

Liu Kewei grinned, "You didn't fool us, did you? You made it sound like it was really happening!"

The fat man shrugged and replied in an incomprehensible way: "I don't know if it's true or not. I just heard people say there is such an origin."

The waiters came back and forth, and the dishes were gradually served. The three of them each ordered a bottle of Tsingtao beer. While eating and drinking, the conversation gradually started to open up, and at some point they started talking about their hometown.

"Don't say you are from Shandong. No one will believe your accent." Liu Kewei laughed at the fat man again and emphasized his accent, "We are from Hebei. Listen, we are like this."

They are authentic northerners!”

"My body shape, personality and eating habits are all different from those of Fujianese. How can you say that I am a Fujianese?" Zhai Fatty retorted angrily, "Besides, didn't you also stay in Xiamen for two years? You think I know you?

Are those locals from Xiamen?”

"That's true." Liu Kewei nodded, turned around and asked, "Che'er, where are you from? Your accent sounds like you're from the north."

"I'm from Liaoning."

The fat man turned his head and glanced at Che Guanglong. He had a thin figure, an equally thin face, not too big eyes, and a pair of eyebrows with the word "囧". Suddenly, his heart moved.

"You're not Korean, are you?"

Che Guanglong chuckled and stared at the fat man, "Can you please add the word 'ethnic'! I am indeed a Korean, but I am not a Korean! The Korean population in the country is nearly two million, and in fifty-six

I am ranked among the top fifteen of my nationality, do you think I am a foreigner?"

"Uncle Duan, how did you see that? Your eyesight is quite accurate!" Liu Kewei was amazed.

Fatty Zhai lowered his head and smiled, explaining that he had been fond of Go for a while in junior high school. He had read a lot of magazines and newspapers, and had seen many photos of Korean chess players. He felt that he had a lot of similarities with Che Guangyong's appearance. And there was a famous person at that time.

A Korean chess player living in the United States named Cha Min-soo performed well in the Fujitsu Cup. Fatty Zhai also played several of his games back then.

Liu Kewei suddenly remembered something, and it was obvious that he became excited instantly. He approached Che Guanglong, put his arm around his shoulders and said.

"Can you understand Korean? Can you watch Korean variety shows without subtitles?"

"Yes, what's the matter?" Che Guanglong was a little unaccustomed to Liu Kewei's enthusiasm. He wanted to push him away, but he was hugged tighter instead. "Korean is like a hometown dialect to me. I want to do it with subtitles."

Well?"

"Where are the Korean songs?" Liu Kewei asked eagerly.

"Slow songs are fine, but there may be one or two lines of fast songs that are hard to understand." Che Guanglong smiled bitterly and dodged Liu Kewei's approach, "What on earth do you want to do?"

"Brother, you are my real brother!" Liu Kewei picked up his wine glass and drank it all in one gulp, "Stop saying anything, you can teach me Korean from now on!"

Fatty Zhai just happened to take a sip of wine, and he choked with laughter when he heard this sentence. He didn't need to think about it to know why Liu Kewei wanted to learn Korean. Sure enough, the next conversation was like this.

How do you say hello?

Anihasayyo.

How do you say I love you?

Show wolf black.

How do you like to say it?

Thick Wahada.

What do you say don't leave?

Kajima.

How do you say cute?

Beat the waves.

How do you say beautiful?

A slap.

…

…

…

After finishing three bottles of wine, I added another three bottles, and after finishing another bottle, I continued to drink one bottle after another. The Chinese wine table culture indeed contains profound philosophy. Even the fat people at home can feel it. Each other's emotions slowly relaxed, and the atmosphere also changed.

More and more joyful.

The topics range from work to life, from hometown to hobbies.

The three of them actually like football, and their positions are different. Liu Kewei was a forward who received semi-professional training in his youth; Fatty Zha was once the midfielder of the city campus league championship team (before he became fat); and Che

Guanglong was also the main defender in the university team.

Liu Kewei suggested that we should find someone to play football sometime. The fat man excused himself and said that I should have retired at my age. Che Guanglong assisted Liu Kewei and said that it was just for fun, why should I care so much.

Che Guanglong was born in 1983, and his age is almost between Fatty Zhai and Liu Kewei.

The fat man himself was not that resistant. After all, football had played a prominent role in his student career. So he casually agreed to play football together when the time was right.

The three then chatted about each other's ideals.

"I have always liked playing games, but I am still in the accumulation stage of making games," Che Guanglong was the first to say, "I want to open my own game development company and be able to make good games that I like.

."

Fatty Zhai and Liu Kewei laughed together, but they didn't mean to laugh at Che Guanglong. There were all colleagues at this table. Who didn't get into this industry because they like playing games? Who doesn't want to make good games?

"My dream was to retire after making enough money and go to Australia to build a farm!" Liu Kewei went on to talk about his ideal, but as soon as he started speaking, he was interrupted by Fatty Zhai and Che Guanglong.

"once?"

"Does that mean you have given up on this dream now?"

Liu Kewei showed no fear, and shouted "Arrogant!" with a shameless expression on his face.

"In the past two or three years, I have often considered..." Liu Kewei said with an intoxicated look, "Maybe after retirement, immigrating to South Korea and settling in Seoul would be more suitable for me!"

The fat man lowered his head and covered his forehead, looking like "What should I do with him?" "I really can't stand you!"

"Is that group so attractive to you? Are you still planning to follow it to Korea?" Fatty Zhai sighed, "Besides, by the time you retire, they might have disbanded long ago."

Liu Kewei rested his chin on the table with his right hand, "Even if they are disbanded, they will not leave South Korea, right? Maybe one day we will meet on the streets of Seoul!"

"Ah, you're already out of control!" The fat man scolded him angrily.

"We've finished talking, where are you, Lao Duan?" Perhaps because the age gap is not as big as Liu Kewei's, Che Guanglong changed his title, "What is your dream? Tell me."

The fat man was stunned for a moment, then put away the expression on his face, "If I tell you, don't laugh at my delusions..."

"Just tell me, tell me, don't be too close to me." Liu Kewei and Che Guanglong urged impatiently.

"Ah, actually, my dream is to make cultural products that are cross-platform and cross-carrier." The fat man slowly chose his words, "For example, let's take Gundam. The first script was written by Yuki Tomino and then it was filmed into an animated series.

A theatrical version was made; it was also adapted into a novel, published or serialized in a magazine; and then it started selling models; and later it spawned many games of different platforms and types; there were also various theme songs, episodes, and even several events

A special concert..."

"TV, movies, novels, magazines, figurines, games, music, theater..." Fatty Zhai clapped his fingers one by one, even if one hand was not enough, he stretched out another hand, "At least eight different

There are even more types of carriers and platforms, including home consoles, handheld consoles, stand-alone games, client games, web games, and now there may even be Gundam games for mobile platforms.”

The fat man clenched his fists and put them on the table. I don't know if it was an illusion, but even his aura seemed to be a little different.

"I don't expect that it will be led by me, but if I have never participated in the creation process of such cross-platform and cross-carrier cultural products in my life, it will definitely be the biggest regret in my life."