I like money, but God likes me

This is Su Yue's first visit to District 1. Compared with the chaos, dilapidation and bad weather in District 18, the sky in District 1 is blue, with a few clouds that look particularly white and soft.

Hover cars passed by quickly on the street from time to time, and some orcs were walking side by side, chatting comfortably, without having to worry about other orcs suddenly attacking.

There are many shops and residential buildings on both sides of the street, all of which are clean and tidy. This environment looks so unreal that Su Yue wonders if she is still in a dream.

Si Limiao took her to the assigned house, and then used the optical brain to buy a bunch of daily necessities and clothes on StarNet.

The high technology in District 1 ensured the speed of express delivery, and she received the items she bought shortly after placing the order.

After putting everything away, she asked Su Yue to wash up and put on new clothes.

The temperature here has always been mild and livable. The tattered and thick clothes that Little Rabbit wore before are no longer needed. Now she just needs to put on the new dress she bought for her.

Looking at the brand new clothes, Su Yue touched them tentatively. The fabric was soft and smooth. She couldn't believe that one day she would be able to come to District 1.

After putting on the white dress, she stood in front of the mirror and looked at herself in the mirror.

After the long rabbit ears and white hair overlap together, it's a bit unclear whether they are ears or hair.

Coupled with the white skirt she is wearing, she looks like a particularly gentle and cute rabbit.

Su Yue twitched the corners of her mouth, trying to show a smile, but found that she was not in the mood to smile at all.

She shook her head irritably, and the rabbit ears hanging down from her head swayed back and forth with her movements, like a rattle.

Her shoulder-length hair became a little messy due to her movement, but this did not change her image of being very delicate and easy to bully.

This is indeed the case, she is too weak to control her own freedom.

After she came out of the bathroom, she walked out of the bedroom and went down the stairs.

The smell of rice made her temporarily ignore the unpleasantness just now.

She smelled the aroma of rice and found the place where she was eating. Then she saw Si Limiao wearing an apron and putting food on the table.

There are many ingredients in the first area. Compared with the situation in the 18th area where food is good as long as it satisfies the stomach, the food on the table can be said to be full of color, flavor and flavor. Even though Si Limiao was a little resistant, she still couldn't help but swallow her saliva shamefully.

Si Limiao chuckled lightly when he noticed her appearance, and felt that the little rabbit's greedy look was really cute.

"Come to try my handiwork?"

With all the ingredients available, she didn't believe she couldn't beat that snake beast.

Su Yue was not polite and went directly to the table. The other party pulled out a chair under the table. She quietly sat on it and picked up her chopsticks to taste the dishes one by one. Then her eyes suddenly lit up.

It’s so delicious. Is it true that all the food in this area is so delicious?

She used to know that District 1 was different from other districts, and compared with District 18, the difference was even greater.

But she has never lived in District 1, and she doesn’t know the real difference between District 1 and District 18.

Now, she felt it.

But the person who made her feel this was a shark who snatched her away not long ago.

In fact, she has also heard of the Sharks. Their race is very mysterious and they are the original inhabitants of this planet.

This also led to many wars between them and the orcs, but later they chose to live in seclusion.

I heard that there are still many orcs who are interested in the sharks, but they have not been found.

Su Yue didn't know whether to say she was lucky or unlucky, because she happened to meet an aborigine that no one else could find.