I'm struggling to survive in the system circle

The workshop is well-equipped, she just needs to throw the iron ore in, take it out when the countdown is over.

While waiting, she chopped the pieces of wood she picked up into appropriate lengths to use as hammer handles.

Branches above the moon.

Mingyu returned to the inn and found that Si Xue was not there, so he ran to the first floor to wait for someone, and when a small water tank arrived, he waited.

Haitao looked at his anxious face and asked, "What are you doing? Are you waiting for me?"

"You're so sentimental. Who's waiting for you? Get out of here." She was very disgusted.

Hearing this tone, Haitao understood, "Sister Nan hasn't come back yet?"

"Huh." She didn't look at him.

Haitao yelled, ignored him, and went upstairs alone.

Sister Nan hasn't come back, so I can borrow a bed and lie down~

After practicing for a day, he couldn't even open his eyelids and was very tired.

Mingyu waited for an hour and didn't see anyone, so he was completely anxious.

There is no system on Si Xue, so she can't contact anyone at all. Moreover, her personal information seems to be blocked, and her coordinates cannot be found.

He heard from others in Furong City today that the system administrator appeared and punished a female player.

Could that female player be Si Xue?

Thinking of this, he couldn't stay any longer and immediately went upstairs to grab the water tank and asked him to go out with him to find someone.

Haitao held up his eyelids with difficulty and wandered on the street.

A gust of cool breeze blew by, and he woke up for three minutes.

Open the system and find Beichenfeng.

Haitao: Master, where has my sister Nan gone?

Bei Chenfeng:What?

Haitao: She hasn’t returned to the inn yet.

North Morning Wind: The blacksmith shop in the west of the city.

Haitao: Thank you, Master!

There is no doubt that in order to change into human skin, Haitao worshiped Bei Chenfeng as his master and followed him to cultivate immortality.

After getting the address, he sent a message to the annoying Mingyu, and then the two met in front of the blacksmith shop.

Mingyu: "Is Si Xue really inside?"

"You'll find out if you're there or not when you go in and take a look." He was sleepy and irritated.

Mingyu went in first.

The blacksmith shop is open 24 hours a day, and the blacksmith owner stops the trespassers, "Brother, do you want to make something or buy something?"

"I'm looking for someone!" He was extremely anxious and pushed the boss.

How can an NPC character be pushed down so casually?

The fixed program code keeps the blacksmith boss unmoved and as stable as a mountain, "Sorry, our shop does not have this business."

Vomiting blood.

For the first time, I found the NPC annoying and unable to adapt.

He doesn't want to be polite to the boss, and if he can't push it, he will go around.

As soon as he passed the boss, the door to the backyard closed instantly, preventing him from entering.

Depend on!

If he wasn't afraid that the system administrator would come out to teach people a lesson, he would have wanted to beat his boss to death.

He couldn't break in forcefully, so he had to change his strategy, "How can I get into the backyard?"

The backyard is full of workshops.

"Of course you have to pay the entrance fee of 100 Lingyu." The boss smiled like a businessman.

Undoubtedly a profiteer.

Mingyu willingly took out 100 Lingyu, and the door opened automatically.

He stepped across the threshold and walked in.

Of the four workshops, only one has the lights on.

He walked to the lighted door and knocked.

Nan Sixue opened the door from the inside and was slightly startled, "Mingyu, why are you here?"

He hid his anxious mood and said calmly: "Seeing that you haven't returned to the inn, I'm worried that you will be in trouble. Come out and have a look."

"Oh, I'm still making iron, so I won't go back tonight." She explained simply.

He nodded, showing no emotion. He just took out a familiar white jade sign from the warehouse and handed it to her hand, "Here, it's for communication."