Transmigration: On the Gossip Front

After Zhang Yu met up with the agent, they followed their lead to check out a few offices. To be honest, none of them were particularly appealing.

"The spaces are small, and the rent is expensive." Even though she wasn’t sure about the future scale of her studio, she couldn’t stand the idea of being surrounded by people all the time—it was just too suffocating.

"The only perk here is the convenience of grabbing food nearby. There’s nothing else worth mentioning."

"Parking fees are pricey, and the property management fees aren’t any cheaper."

"If it’s for a company that cares about appearances, renting an office here would be pretty decent."

"When you meet clients, telling them your company is based here definitely sounds glamorous."

"I don’t care about that," Zhang Yu said, genuinely indifferent. "The main thing is having a relaxed environment."

The agent quietly listened to their conversation on the side, smiling politely throughout, even though it was clear they weren’t too satisfied with the offices they’d seen so far.

"Actually, there are quite a few options nowadays where entire buildings in those modern alleyway districts are being rented out as offices," the agent suggested enthusiastically, trying to pitch Zhang Yu on this alternative.

Zhang Yu hadn’t expected the agent to bring up this type of property. After exchanging a glance with Wang Lei, they both burst out laughing.