It's not easy to catch fish, I almost overturned today!
The thing is like this, during lunch break, I took out my mobile phone as usual, preparing to recruit troops to the front line to gain some military exploits in "Across Thousand Years". As soon as I clicked on the map, Lao Wang from the next workstation came over and lowered his voice with a stern look on his face: "Are you playing this too?" I was so frightened that I almost threw my phone into the coffee cup - Lao Wang is the famous "roll king" in our team, and he usually works overtime until ten o'clock without taking a breath.
And guess what? He actually took out a spare machine from the drawer, and on the screen was the city where the war was going on in the game! "My number is hidden in your enemy alliance. I specialize in stealing the city in the early morning. Don't tell me." Lao Wang winked at me. Good guy, I will write reports during the day and national war at night. I really like this dual-line operation.
But what's even more amazing is that in the afternoon, a message suddenly popped up in the department group, which was sent by the boss: "Everyone has worked hard. By the way, is anyone playing "Across Thousand Years"? I am in the area, the ID is "The boss is not here to sneak a game", add a friend to play city battle together."
The whole group was silent for three seconds, and then Lao Wang silently withdrew his "hostile alliance" account from the group.
I stared at the screen of my phone and suddenly remembered that there was a mysterious player in the national war in the morning. With the ID of "Roll King Nemesis", he dragged three troops around and stole our granary. I was still cursing at that time, but now...thinking about it now, could that be the boss? !
Okay, this game is so daring, you can even fish out a large-scale workplace drama. Who said strategy games require brainpower? Anyway, I learned the most hard-core workplace survival rules in "Across Thousand Years": listen to your boss during the day, fight with your boss at night, and pretend to be offline when something goes wrong. As for treasure bonds, multi-channel troops, etc... it's not important. What's important is that you have to outperform your colleagues' stolen troops, and you have to prevent your boss from giving you an "overtime raid" from behind😭
Not to mention, the boss just finished patting me on the shoulder and asked me "Are we fighting a national war?" I said that I was studying competing product strategies. He smiled deeply and my heart was beating so fast. It's not easy to catch fish, but being able to be teammates with your boss in the game can be considered work-related injury benefits... maybe?