Even the Most Powerful Bosses Are Called Parents

Lou Nian was caught in the infinite game and forced to pass 1,000 copies of the game before he could get enough points to go home. However, it was already a thousand years later. Standing on the unfamiliar metal street, watching the speeding cars he had never seen before whizzing past, Lou Nian frantically greeted the main system in his heart. "Alert! Alert! No personal identity information has been detected and has been submitted to the supervision system." …… A man who claimed to be the director of the Federal Secret Service stood in front of Lou Nian: "Hello, Lou Nian, I am Tang Ranzhi, welcome home." "You are the first and last person to leave the infinite game alive." "There is good news. Your family left hundreds of millions of properties for you here in this country thousands of years ago. You can inherit them legally, but you must find a guardian and complete college studies and socialization exams before you can live independently. We will select a suitable guardian for you to choose..." Lou Nian pointed to Tang Ranzhi: "No need to go to so much trouble, I choose you to be my guardian." * "I'm sorry, Director Tang, we need to trouble you to come to school..." Tang Ranzhi sighed: "What happened to her? Destroyed the training ground? Flying around on a broomstick? Randomly gave away talismans? Made strange elixirs? Deliberately turned into a ghost to scare people? Invaded the school's intelligent system? Or spawned plants and destroyed the playground?" "No, this time she committed fraud on campus and destroyed the mecha room." "Can the students of the First Military Academy be deceived by her?! Where is the security system of the mecha room?!!" "She won the trust of all the students by showing that gold can be turned into gold and that real gold is not afraid of fire. Then she asked the students to go with her to the place with the most metal, turning all our security systems and existing mechas into gold..." Tang Ranzhi took a deep breath: "I'll go now." Purpose: Companionship is the best way to heal