Every company hopes that its employees love the company and are willing to go through fire and water for the company.

However, how many employees truly love the company?

Even if they love, they love the job at hand and the salary that can support their lives.

However, the company can fully accept such employees - if employees want money, then give them money; if employees want benefits, then give them benefits.

As long as employees have something they want, companies have plenty of ways to retain them.

But Mu He's words gave Fang Cheng the feeling that:

He didn't love the company, nor did he love the job he was about to do. He had the ability, but he didn't want to waste his time on work.

To put it bluntly, he has his own things he wants to pursue.

Such employees are very unstable, and no company would want them unless they are truly capable.

In addition, Mu He clearly told Fang Cheng that he had no work experience, which made Fang Cheng very doubtful whether he really wanted this job.

Oh, maybe you don’t want it, but you have to because of life?

Fang Cheng looked at Mu He and smiled with interest: "Can you do anything?"

Mu He blinked, inexplicably getting a bad hint: "Well...anything that complies with laws and regulations."

This made Fang Cheng laugh out loud: "You're so funny. Can I ask what you usually do?"

Mu He hesitated for a moment, thinking that saying "playing games" was not a good idea, so he responded with this sentence: "Can you not say it?"

However, even if he didn't say it, Fang Cheng could guess: "Do you want to join the holographic competition circle?"

Mu He widened his eyes in disbelief, with an expression that said, "How did you know?!"

Fang Cheng couldn't help but laugh. He felt that this man looked arrogant, but in reality he was incredibly innocent. "You've dabbled in everything related to games and even made games yourself. I can tell you love them. Every player who truly loves games dreams of becoming a professional gamer, and to become a professional gamer, you have to spend a lot of time in games. Is that why you only want to work four hours a day?"

Mu He was speechless.

Silence is a tacit agreement. Fang Cheng smiled slyly: "It seems that I guessed right."

Oh my god! You can’t judge a book by its cover!

I thought it was a sheep, but it turned out to be a fox!

Mu He admitted: "Well, I just like playing games..."

Seeing his admission, Fang Cheng's smile instantly softened, and he turned back into a harmless sheep: "We are not short of money at Qingjiu, and we are still willing to give newcomers a chance. However, being short of money doesn't mean we can waste it. We can't afford to throw tens of thousands of dollars every month to support a vase."

Hearing this, Mu He's eyes suddenly dimmed.

Is it still not working?

However, Fang Cheng's next words were: "So, if you want to officially join us, Qingjiu, you must pass the one-month probation period."

Mu He: ???

Wait, so the probation period meant… the other party accepted his offer?!

As if knowing what Mu He was surprised about, Fang Cheng smiled and said, "It's totally fine to work only four hours a day. A truly capable person can produce results no worse than someone who works eight hours a day. But you also have to be truly capable. This one-month probationary period is your assessment. As for the salary, it's 8,000 yuan during the probationary period, and 10,000 yuan per month after becoming a regular employee. Five insurances and one fund are paid separately. Do you accept it?"

Mu He has his own house and can cook, so apart from paying mortgages and paying for water, electricity and gas every month, he basically doesn't have to spend any money, and eight thousand is more than enough.

He even felt that Fang Cheng paid him too much.

More importantly, this was the first time a company was willing to accept his conditions and allow him to work only 4 hours a day.

There is no reason to refuse at all.

"I accept." Mu He gave his answer seriously.

Fang Cheng smiled and said, "As for the contract, I'll make some revisions today, and you can sign it when you come to work tomorrow. Our company works five days a week and two days off, but you only work four hours a day, so I hope you can come over on weekends as well."

"That's no problem." Once his demands were met, Mu He was still easy to talk to.

Fang Cheng: "Start work at 9 o'clock and get off work at 1 o'clock."

Mu He: “OK.”

Fang Cheng: "Well, it's happily decided then. See you tomorrow."

Mu He: "See you tomorrow."

After saying these three words, Mu He stood up, bowed to Fang Cheng, then turned and left the company.

When he left, he felt his feet were light, as if he was walking on clouds.

What he didn't know was that not long after he left, Feng Xiyan returned to the room and asked, "Hire?"

Fang Cheng smiled and shrugged: "Give him a one-month trial period, let's see if he can seize the opportunity."

Feng Xiyan said "Oh" casually and picked up a bunch of car keys on the table.

Fang Cheng looked at his hand and blinked: "Want to go out?"

Feng Xiyan: "Yeah."

Fang Cheng: "Where are you going?"

Feng Xiyan: "Go home and play games."

Fang Cheng instantly understood that the eldest young master of the Feng family felt uncomfortable playing games in the company and wanted to go back home to play.

"Tsk, your work attitude of working for three days and drying the net for two days, you know you'll get beaten by the wind." Fang Cheng couldn't help but tease.

"Come back to me if there's something you really can't solve." Feng Xiyan said this and turned away.

However, just as he opened the door and left, Fang Cheng put away his playful expression and said, "You haven't touched Yuling in half a year."

Feng Xiyan paused.

Fang Cheng: "Why are you playing again suddenly?"

Feng Xiyan replied without even turning his head: "Out of the new area."

This answer obviously didn't convince Fang Cheng: "Is it because of Murong He? Do you think he will come back?"

Feng Xiyan frowned, and after a brief silence, he said, "Don't mention him," and closed the door and left.

Fang Cheng sighed, looking at the closed door and complaining, "Why are you being so mean to me? Isn't it because you can't chat with people and you've driven them away from the group?"

However, there are some people in this world who like to attract the attention of their loved ones through teasing and other means.

The results are often counterproductive.

Should!

*

After lunch, Mu He returned home and the first thing he did was to organize the things he might need for work.

What about digital tablets, pressure-sensitive pens, boxing gloves, wrist guards...

Although starting work meant that he could no longer sleep in, he was in a really good mood at the moment.

Having a stable job and not having to delay leveling up - is there a more perfect life than this?

As for the possibility of being fired at any time during the probation period? Mu He said he had never considered this issue.

It is true that Mu He has no work experience, but he just has no experience working in a company.

He has made games himself, so his abilities in all aspects are real.

He may not be able to adapt to the environment and pace of a large company like Qingjiu at first, but he believes that he can adjust in a very short time.

After sorting out the things, the next step is of course to continue leveling up.

When Mu He returned to the game, he found himself standing at the place where he had logged off last time.

That is, next to the shop owner.

Perhaps because it was a weekday, there were far fewer players around than last night.

Fighting monsters is finally no longer a situation where there are too many people and too little resources.

Mu He was not in a hurry to continue with the task, but first clicked on the level ranking and took a look. He found that his ranking was quite low. It was conceivable how many people stayed up late last night.

However, the highest level is only 18, and no one has reached 20 yet.

Mu He turned off the ranking, opened the friend search box, typed in "cylinder", sent a friend request to Yuan Yitong, then turned and ran towards his mission target.

Night Wolf.

This is a monster that lives deep in the Night Forest, ranging in level from 12 to 14.

Mu He is now level 11, and he has no problem fighting the Night Wolf alone, but the Night Wolf is a social animal.

In other words, if he kills one, he might attract a group of them.

Mu He glanced at the orange name above his head, and thought of the 60% equipment explosion rate, and shamefully became cowardly.

"Anyone forming a team?"

System: [Searching for nearby teams—Search successful.]

Mu He looked at the row of names that popped up in front of him, slid his finger, and sent applications to all the teams on the first page.

What? You promised me a solo?

Emmm...it's said that flags are meant to be turned down.

Soon, a team approved Mu He's application. At the same time, the IDs of four people not far away all turned blue - this was the identification of teammates.

Mu He immediately ran over and greeted the four people happily: "Hey, hello!"

This team, called "Suppress the Night Wolf", has a total of five people including him, and their professions are two swordsmen, two mages and a priest.

It's okay.

The captain is another swordsman in the team, with the ID "Shadowless Sword".

Wuyingjian glanced at the ID above Mu He's head: "Brother, what's your name?"

Mu He smiled and said, "Just call me Mu He, and I'll call you Captain."

Shadowless Sword: "Okay. We'll be responsible for pulling the monsters later. The mage will be in the back row for damage, and the priest will heal us."

Mu He made an "OK" gesture and said, "I'll listen to the captain."

The other team members nodded in agreement.

"By the way, how do we distribute the explosive items?" Mu He asked.

This is a very important question. After all, the task is not to kill wolves, but to collect wolf fangs.

Wuyingjian was silent for a moment. "Choose 'Random'. Whoever is assigned to it gets it."

Mu He: “Okay.”

After everything was discussed, Shadowless Sword took the lead and killed a wolf, followed closely by Mu He.

Each of them used a Moon Wheel Slash, accurately hitting the wolf closest to them, and then the mage and priest followed up with fireballs.

In "Yu Ling", different professions have different basic skills before changing jobs at level 15.

For example, the basic skill of physical melee professions is Moon Wheel Slash, and the basic skill of magic professions is Fireball.

The priest's fireball spell is slightly less powerful, but it has an additional healing spell compared to other magic professions.

After reaching level 15, when the player leaves the Novice Village and goes to the Job Change Village, he can find his career instructor to change his job.

After changing jobs, all skills will be reset, players will "forget" basic skills, learn a series of new skills, and have different training directions to choose from.

However, there are some professions that can continue to use basic skills.

For example, a mage can still use Fireball after changing his job, and its power will become even greater.

Swordsmen can still use Moon Wheel Slash after changing their jobs, and there will be more variations and uses.

Of course, this is a later story.

Right now, not even one player in the team has reached level 15, let alone a job change. As a result, their skills are very limited, and even their movements...

Mu He secretly looked at the shadowless sword beside him. No matter how he looked at it, he felt that the way he chopped the wolf was like cutting vegetables, and he couldn't help laughing.

However, before he could even laugh out loud, he saw a white shadow rushing in from the distance and was startled: "Be careful! There's a BOSS!"

As soon as he finished speaking, he saw a white shadow rushing out from the forest, opening its bloody mouth and roaring, biting at the five people!

Mu He reacted quickly, dodging the attack with a backflip, and when he landed, he quickly raised his sword to block a white claw that was bigger than him.

His teammates were not so lucky, especially the two mages with low health, who were killed on the spot after being hit by a claw.

The captain's shadowless sword was left with only a layer of blood under this fierce attack, and the remaining priest was so scared that he turned around and ran away without even looking back.

Mu He sneered and looked up at the huge monster that suddenly appeared.

Above its head, a line of words appeared: White Night Wolf King (Level 24)

——Hidden BOSS!