20: save3 The Remaining Two Plans
This plan was the first one Lu Lele thought of, and it was also the plan Lu Lele intended to try first.
Lu Lele's elopement plan was unconstrained and full of wild ideas. If it really succeeded, it would be very cool and could resolve the trouble once and for all.
Breaking the shackles and flying far away, starting over together in a new place, it sounded very romantic.
Of course, the difficulty of realizing this plan was hell-level for Lu Lele. It was not only full of dangers everywhere, but Lu Lele also had to face countless things that were unknown and unfamiliar to her. Lu Lele had to grope alone in the darkness to find that narrow road leading to a beautiful future for her and Liu Lili.
Once she took a wrong step, Lu Lele would most likely slide into the abyss. Not only would she have to start all over, but before her Acting Value dropped to a negative number, she might also experience the darkness of this world and the punishment for failures.
Perhaps even death would be better than that kind of ending.
However, Lu Lele did not intend to retreat.
Betting on the fate of her and her beloved, Lu Lele decided to play a big game. A vigorous escape journey where they would leave the moment they decided. Success or death. At worst, she would start all over again. Anyway, she had a save point, so she could try again and again.
Lu Lele's second plan, or rather option, was to trace back to the source and solve the problem from there.
Why did Lu Lele need to ask for sick leave for Liu Lili? Because she needed to solve the problem on the school side.
Why did she need to solve the problem on the school side? Because if it was discovered that Liu Lili didn't go to school, the school would tell Liu Lili's parents and Lu Lele's parents. If the parents called the police, they would come to investigate. Even if Liu Lili was hidden at home, she would be discovered sooner or later.
So, was there any way to make it logical for Liu Lili not to go to school?
Of course there was, and it was even very simple.
As long as she took care of Liu Lili's parents, and then let Liu Lili's parents ask for sick leave for Liu Lili, that situation wouldn't arise.
Lu Lele didn't know if this plan would work. Although in previous attempts, Lu Lele had already discovered that Liu Lili's parents seemed to love money very much, Lu Lele didn't know if this love for money reached the level where they would be willing to hand over their daughter for a sum of money.
But Lu Lele was indeed very rich, very, very rich.
The legal currency of the other world country where Lu Lele lived, the White Lily Republic, was the Lily Coin. In terms of purchasing power, 1 Lily Coin was about equal to 1 US Dollar on Earth. The money was still quite valuable.
More than 1.2 million Lily Coins was enough to buy a small villa in the suburbs, enough for an ordinary family's expenses for more than ten years.
Just like the first plan, Lu Lele could take a gamble.
Use these external things to "buy" Liu Lili, making Liu Lili's parents willingly hand Liu Lili over to her.
However, Lu Lele herself didn't like this plan. Because this approach was equivalent to thoroughly and completely objectifying Liu Lili. She really didn't like this kind of operation of using money to buy someone else's life.
Can a loved one be bought with money? If it's possible, then facing a loved one who can be measured by money, wouldn't her own love for her also be measurable by money?
Is love that can be measured by money still called love?
Lu Lele knew that in reality, much love could indeed be measured by money, but she didn't hope that her love for Liu Lili was like this.
Unique. Pure. Eternal. Like the sunlight that never extinguishes, forever shining on the top of her beloved's head.
Lu Lele hoped her love for Liu Lili was like this, not something that needed to be proven with money.
Although Lu Lele was indeed roleplaying a yandere, it didn't mean she could accept all yandere methods. This kind of operation belonged to the type she couldn't quite accept.
To achieve the goal, Lu Lele could indeed let herself go. Doing things like kidnapping Liu Lili back home and imprisoning her carried no psychological pressure at all. Because ever since she transmigrated at the very beginning, Lu Lele had treated all of this as a roleplaying game. She pinned all the blame for doing evil on the Strange God, thereby throwing away the psychological burden of roleplaying a yandere.
But Lu Lele still maintained a certain concept of good and evil. Even though she played reality as a game, there were some things she disdained to do.
This was indeed a plan she had thought out, but only if other methods didn't work and she really had no other choice would Lu Lele try this method that wasn't a solution.
Lu Lele's third plan was a bit more of the "just give up" variety.
While thinking at night, Lu Lele had asked the Strange God a question she was very curious about, and also very important.
"Strange God, can you tell me the definition of the so-called Normal Ending?"
The Strange God replied instantly as usual:
[Perfectly play the yandere, and write a decisive period for your story. In words you can understand, it means that while maintaining a high Acting Value, the future of you and Liu Lili is thoroughly determined.]
"Thoroughly determined? Can you explain it in a bit more detail?"
[Sorry, Little Sister Lu Lele. I can only remind you up to this point. Don't forget the ultimate goal of your roleplay as a possessive-type yandere. Think about it carefully.]
Lu Lele thought about it carefully. Her ultimate goal, wasn't it to completely possess Liu Lili?
And hadn't this matter already been achieved now?
In that case, she just needed to maintain it.
Still simple and crude, and also easy to achieve.
There was a very hidden basement under Lu Lele's villa. It was originally her father's private room. The entrance was behind the large bookshelf in the study. It required moving a few disguised book switches in a specific order to open.
Once when Lu Lele was little, she woke up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom and passed the study. She happened to see her father coming out of the basement. She was scolded a few words by her panicked father and then slipped back to sleep, but she remembered this matter in her heart.
Later, out of curiosity, Lu Lele secretly followed her father at night, memorized the code for the switches, and then took advantage of when no one was there to sneak into the room and take a look. She then discovered her father's unknown secret.
Hmm. There were many realistic life-sized plush dolls displayed in the room, and they were all the half-human, half-beast kind. In other words, the "furry" Lu Lele was familiar with before transmigrating.
That's right, Lu Lele's dad was actually a deep-seated furry fan. To avoid exposing himself in front of his family, he specially designed this basement and the secret switches. He would only go inside in the middle of the night to seek a bit of comfort for his XP with the furry dolls.
It was a pity that this secret was buried in the earth along with that car accident. Now only Lu Lele knew all of this.
Lu Lele guessed that her sister, Lu Yanyan, probably didn't know about the existence of this basement. Because her sister had started living at school since elementary school and basically didn't live at home much. The possibility of her knowing about this matter was miniscule.
In this way, the plan was very simple.
Hide Liu Lili in the basement, and then if anyone came, play dumb. Ask about it, and the answer is "I don't know where Liu Lili went." Just directly start slacking off.
The surveillance network of the other world wasn't very developed. There was only a bit more in the city center.
But Lu Lele's home wasn't in the city center. It was in a location near the suburbs. This also gave Lu Lele's plan an opportunity to exploit.
Because if Liu Lili left Lu Lele's home and then went back to her own home alone, it was really hard to be seen by surveillance cameras.