While reading a book, a sparkle of light disappeared. And, as it did, a message appeared.

[Wisdom increased by 1]

This is translated by Asada Translations, if you would like to, you could read it there, the credits go to asada translations...Thank you, reviewer (I 4got ur name) for pointing that out

We will beat Asada translations tho, some friendly competition ?

This is not my novel and I am not translating the novel I am just copy and pasting deep blue . Com translations of Chinese to english for my own reading

I am not the author of this novel I am copy and pasting the novels content from uukanshu.com and putting it into deepL translater for my own reading I am not translating or editing the novel.

"Geez, there isn't a single one that's worthy to be my opponent."
Chen Mo decided it was time to leave after looking at his watch.
His account was now at the top, he even showed off every single race. All that's left is to have these pros learn and understand. It's better for the growth of the game if it was at a higher level anyways.
The news of 'Mysterious random player Silent destroys the ranked ladder, reaching the top' were plastered all over the video game media. The news spread especially quickly in the Warcraft community.
There were a few stickies that were discussing this matter.
"Did you watch the matches today? Silent destroyed the ladder by reaching the top using random only! Even Goph couldn't handle him!"
"I saw it, and all I can say is that it's too sad! All the pros have been bullied!"
"Silent has no match at the top of the ladder at four thousand odd points. They also got there in straight wins, and in just a few days! That's horrifying!"
"His skill level for all the races are exemplary. Has anybody counted how many strategies he had come up with?"
"Raiders rush, mine rush, tower rush, Frost Armor Crypt Fiends, Gargoyles and Ghouls... and of course Cyclone spam!"
"That's revolutionary! I thought the pros had already discovered what the game had to offer, but it wasn't even close!"
"In particular that Cyclone spam, I didn't know you could play games like that."
"Alright, I'm going to watch some replays as revision. These replays are the best education material, you'd probably gain two hundred points if you learn them properly!
---
The forms were filled with players complaining about how strong the Humans and Guard Towers were, asking for CHen Mo to nerf them, but it didn't take long before all these complaints were gone.
The players didn't even know which races were strong or weak even since Silent's appearance!
It feels like whichever race Silent plays was strong!
Any post that complained about the race they played being weak would be replied with a replay from Silent saying, "Your race isn't bad, you're bad."
Silent had gained plenty of fans in the process. Although nobody knew who Silent was, it didn't stop them from worshipping him.
This also helped Warcraft gain a lot of popularity, the number of daily sales even peaked a little.
---
However, Silent never returned after beating Goph.
Many observers thought that Silent just missed a day, but as days went by, Silent never came back!
There were theories that he had quit because that was all that he had to offer; others said that he was afraid of losing, and would never play again; there were also some who said that it was a publicity stunt put together by the pros.
But nobody got it right, nor did anyone know who Silent was. Although Zou Zhuo had seen Silent in person, they only added in game and had no other forms of communication.
His fans were worshipping the few clips of him in the internet cafe filmed by Zou Zhuo.
However, a few players who have seen CHen Mo felt that the silhouette was familiar, and yet couldn't remember who it was!
The pros could finally breathe a sigh of relief.
After all, it was difficult to deal with constant losses everyday.
But one thing was for certain, the appearance of Chen Mo dramatically increased the playstyles of Warcraft. The pros had finally realised now much more the game had to offer.
They thought that they'd explored the entire game, but Silent gave them a wakeup call.
They could almost imagine what Silent would say, "What is this? You guys are happy even though you're so bad? Watch and learn, this is how you actually play the game."
Silents replays were now treated as scripture, watched again and again for anyone looking to improve their gameplay.
---
Meteorite Technology meeting room.
Chen Mo looked through the translations provided.
The translator asked, "Is the translation alright?"
The translator was just being nice, as the translations were done by professionals, he was confident regardless if it were English to Chinese or vice versa. Although the young man before him was the designer of Warcraft and had good knowledge of Western Fantasy themes, how much English could he possibly know?
He might not have even passed sixth grade!
Asking for the final say was probably just to show who was in power, and to pick out a few problems to make him seem professional.
The translators have seen things like these many times..
Chen Mo nodded, "Yep, it's great. But there's a small portion that needs to be changed, especially in the cinematic."
The translator was visibly agitated, yet another one who pretends to know what they are saying.
Chen Mo explained, "When Arthas kills his father, it says 'continuing legacy', but it should be 'succeeding you, father' in English.
'The next line should also be translated like this: This kingdom shall fall! From the ashes there will arrive a new order, and it'll shake the very foundation of the world!"
Chen Mo translated the content as he went.
The translator was shocked, he thought CHen Mo was nitpicking, but it made sense as Chen Mo went along.
The translator could tell that the lines in Chinese held a pretty high standard. The translations were meaningful, short and sweet, and fit the theme well.
However, they didn't think that the translation could be so true to the original!
Chen Mo's syntax and vocabulary made sense and fit the theme really well. Although Chen Mo had a strong accent, these translations were really good!
He even remembered the emotions he felt as he embraced the beauty of some English works.
The translator nodded, "Alright, we'll do as you said!"
The representative sitting next to them was also shocked that Chen Mo wasn't all talk. There must be something to allow him to be so successful after all.
They even got slightly emotional listening to these lines!
The more true the translation, the more successful the English version of Warcraft will be. It may even become hugely popular in the Western market!
This was the first time he felt so confident in shipping a Chinese game overseas!


Chen Mo liked calling himself a video game designer, despite being a mere video game producer.
After dying one day from work-related stress, he transmigrated into a parallel world as himself, right after he graduated. He was now in the body of his younger self, who also aspired to be a video game designer. 
Will he be able to fulfill his dream after being reborn in this oddly different new world, and become the best video game designer in that world?
Follow Chen Mo on his romp through video game classics as he brings the great games of the past to a whole new world in pursuit of his dreams!
Note: This Novel has been continued as a passion project by its translator. The continuation of this novel will not affect the result of Trial Reading or Voting Pool. 

The cover isn't mine
- Updates will be slow
- Not all information of Cultivation and stuff will be correct, I'm just researching and editing the information
- This is a mix of Chinese and other cultures
- There will be Chinese ( traditional ) writing, but not a lot, don't worry, there are rough translations

There might be some Yaoi, not sure if I am going to add it as I get embarrassed even writing it so I tend to avoid it. Also although I did say there will be Chinese in this book, I am absolutely horrible at Chinese myself so please do correct me if I'm wrong. This book is also published on wattpad ( although not with the same username ) so if you're a wattpad user who happens to stumble by the poorly written book please don't be too surprised. That's all, hope you enjoy!
-Leto, the author

~I feel like... a dream, constantly drifting, real but at the same time not. Spending my days drifting, a ghost of my past~

( this same book is also on wattpad where I spend most of my time so this one might not get updated as often )

October 12th, Tuesday…
Tengda Network Technology Co., Ltd… 
Li Yada had just finished speaking to a few translation workspaces. 
After talking to Boss Pei, Li Yada had contacted several reputable translation workspaces in the country. She had also distributed a portion of the game's synopsis for them to try translating.
Li Yada had purposely picked out a few riddles in the game for the translation workspaces to work on as well. She wanted to see how high their standards were. 
Most secondary plots required players to find clues and hints within poems. Only then would the relevant plot developments be triggered. These could only be captured by highly-skilled translators. 
On one hand, they had to capture the full meaning of the poem, being careful not to miss out on any important parts of the message. That would allow foreign players to solve the riddle in the poem. 
On the other hand, they had to ensure the poems remained beautiful. If such beautiful, ancient poems were translated into a pile of random facts; it would become meaningless. Players would not be able to appreciate the beauty of these words. 
Thus, this really put the translators' skills to the test. Ordinary translators would not be able to translate the poems well. 
The translation workspaces had already handed in their completed translation tests. After that, Li Yada handed them to Assistant Xin for reviewing, but the latter had rejected them all. 
The translations were not bad, but they had not quite captured the beauty of the language. 
Li Yada's English standard was average, but even she could roughly spot the flaws in the translations. 
It went without saying that the flaws were much more obvious to Assistant Xin, who was once an assistant to a famous international enterprise's Vice President. She was adept in three languages. While she was not good enough to translate the game, she was still able to differentiate the good translations from the bad. 
Thus, Li Yada told the various translation workspaces to redo their translation tests with higher standards. If they refused, Li Yada would have no choice but to turn them down altogether. 
Once she finished dealing with the translation workspaces, Li Yada began to feel emotional. Boss Pei was right indeed. 
They could not rush these things! 
Translating Repent and be Saved would be much more difficult than translating other games. If they rushed things, they could mess everything up and fail to ensure high-quality work. 
Their rush to produce the game in multiple different languages could end up damaging their own reputation. That was not a good representation of Tengda's way of working at all. 
Tengda had never been stingy with investments. As a company, they focused on every single detail and did it well. This was the core spirit that every employee of Tengda learned from Boss Pei. 
"Forget it. I'll take Boss Pei's advice and avoid rushing matters." 
Li Yada had tried to look for skilled translators who were reputable in the industry. However, it was extremely difficult to do so at such short notice, and she had no relevant connections as well. 
There were several professional translators and translation workspaces listed on the officials' website for resources, such as the ones whom Li Yada had already contacted. Yet, there was no guarantee that their standards would be high. 
Also, most reputable and skilled translators weren't interested in translating games. 
Normally, highly-skilled translators focused on translating contemporary, famous films. Comparatively, translating games would be akin to manual labor for them. Even if Li Yada tried to contact them, there was a chance that they would turn her down. 
What's more, Li Yada had no idea how to contact them. 
Thus, she finally understood that there was no rushing these things. She had to take things slow. 
On the other hand, her collaboration with Ma Yiqun of Zhongdian Chinese Network was going quite well. 
Ma Yiqun had approached Li Yada before, suggesting collaboration between the official novel and the game. She had happily agreed to this. It sounded like a win-win situation for both parties. What's more, at the heart of things, they were working for the same company. Collaborating would be akin to lending a helping hand. 
They started brainstorming together and quickly figured out a good plan. 
Li Yada discovered that Ma Yiqun was planning to organize a seven-day login event. After completing multiple tasks on the website for seven days in a row, the reader would be rewarded with a gift in the game. 
Li Yada pondered for a moment and decided to go one step further. They could link the accounts together!
All they had to do was allow one account to access Zhongdian Chinese Network, Tengda Games TPDb, and the like, right? 
This way, all players of Tengda's games could use their gaming accounts to log in to Zhongdian Chinese Network. Any reward they earned would be distributed to this same account. 
What's more, this would not be troublesome to set up. In fact, it could be easily done. 
As for the in-game rewards, Li Yada had thought about distributing consumables at first. These would include the three souls and seven immortal forms that could be used for upgrading, props to strengthen one's weapons, and so on. 
However, on further thought, she realized that it would be too stingy. 
Repent and be Saved was a buy-to-play standalone game after all; there was no need to be so stingy. 
She decided to distribute unique looks instead! 
However, it was far too late to create new models for the game now. Li Yada wrecked her brains and finally thought of giving players special items to change character models. They could make use of the existing pill's image, name them 'Look-Changing Pills', and allow them to be reused.
It would not be difficult to produce these pills; they would just have to change a few codes in the system. 
Of course, players would not be allowed to change the character models at will. Some monsters and bosses had huge models, which could result in bugs if they were altered. Thus, the pills would only allow players to change the appearance of characters that looked like the protagonist. This included small monsters and NPCs. 
At the same time, there would be a cooling-off period attached to these pills. All in all, the pills would only serve as entertainment. 
No matter what, there would be various female NPCs in the game who were quite good-looking. Although they would not be the most beautiful ladies, they would be considered beauties in the game's world. 
Thus, Li Yada thought that this would be particularly attractive for players. 
She made the necessary arrangements. 
After distributing the work to his subordinates, Li Yada accessed TPDb, intending to check Repent and be Saved's overall rating. 
All of Tengda's employees had already developed the habit of visiting TPDb when they had free time on their hands. After all, the website's ratings determined their following month's bonus. They could not possibly ignore them. 
The amount of revenue that the game generated was quite irrelevant; they only worked to generate revenue if it was convenient. If they wanted to earn bonuses, the employees had to ensure that their project's ratings hit the roof. 
"Eh? It's 9.1?!"
Li Yada perked up and sat upright. The rating had spiked! 
How did it increase so much in a single day?! 
On closer inspection, Li Yada realized that the games media had finally released their reviews! 
Ratings from games media held a huge weightage in the overall ratings on TPDb. The higher the ratings given by reputable and influential games media were, the higher the game's overall rating would become. 
Li Yada scanned the games media's comments and realized that they had nothing but praise for Repent and be Saved. 
"After producing Game Designer, Tengda Games has once again produced a refreshing masterpiece that redefines innovation. 
"This up-and-coming game company is always providing its players with novel experiences. In a few short weeks, players went from criticizing the game to praising it, and from rejecting it to fully embracing it. 
"Tengda Games can be counted on to produce superior works. It's almost as if the phrase 'cutting corners' doesn't exist in their dictionary. 
"Before this, no designer would have thought that such a difficult, hardcore game would succeed in the local market. Yet, Tengda Games has done it again. Repent and be Saved makes its players suffer willingly and find joy in the process. 
"That's why this game is expected to be the standard for perfect combat systems in the future.
"The game displayed originality by including the concept of the epitaph. From various other details within the game, one can also appreciate the designer's inspiration and talent. 
"Other designers would also do well to learn from this game's difficult mechanisms." 
Various other game reviewers and media also reflected similar sentiments. 
These reviewers and media were not reacting like many players did when the game was first released. This was because after one week, the players' impressions of the game had undergone a 180-degree change. These game reviewers and media took everything into consideration before writing their reviews. 
What's more, these game reviewers and media would not give the game a low rating just because they could not complete it. They were all professional. 
Ordinary players only gave Repent and be Saved a low rating out of vengeance, after seeing how difficult the game was and suffering through it. However, these game reviewers and media could see other things: 
The game's quality, the outstanding combat system, the beautiful scenery and style, the complexity and depth of the plot, the glorification of traditional Chinese culture to a certain extent, and the gameplay and originality of the system which pointed out the future direction of action-based games' development…
Since the game reviewers and media were incorporating all of these considerations in their rating of the game, it was no wonder that they gave such high ratings! 
Among all of these things, Li Yada was the proudest of the official platform's review. 
"Repent and be Saved depicts a helpless world that is born out of ancient Chinese culture. The artistic recreation of this world gives players a brand new experience. 
"This is a helpless world set in the Degenerate Age, where the six realms are broken. Its outstanding difficulty allows players to feel the helplessness of being stuck in a world like that. Again and again, they are tortured by death. However, this world also hides countless curious secrets. It pushes every single player to pick himself up after each revival, in the hopes of accomplishing his personal mission to save the world! 
"Deep ancient poems, torturous fights, rich background stories, and hidden philosophies; these are what make Repent and be Saved a memorable experience and a risk worth taking! 
"This is the most praise-worthy thing: while domestically-produced, traditional Chinese-style games are on a decline and other local game developers slavishly copy foreign developers, Tengda Games chose to walk a path of absolute originality."
"Repent and be Saved has blended traditional Chinese culture into the background story, the game's content, and the game's core spirit extremely well. It plays an instrumental role in spreading traditional Chinese culture in the new age. 
"May other game developers and designers push the boundaries of their minds and learn from Repent and be Saved, to further glorify traditional Chinese culture and build the game industry's confidence in our heritage!"
Of course, the official platform had to do something to express their validation of the game. 
Without any doubt, Repent and be Saved would be given a few more recommendation spots. This was to be expected. 
Li Yada could not help but feel emotional. Boss Pei is Boss Pei indeed; he did not have to put in much effort in producing such an outstanding game! 
Official recommendations… what are those to Boss Pei? He's received so many of those! 
Li Yada read the media's praise for Repent and be Saved once again, feeling pleased with herself. 
"I took over the development of this game midway through, but I contributed to the game's success!" 
She had still been reading the game's reviews when the lady from the front desk ran over. 
"The official platform's staff just called. They wish to discuss translating a foreign version of the game." 
"Huh? The official platform's staff?" 
Li Yada did not dare to brush it off. She quickly got up to receive the call. 
The official platform had Tengda's office number; that was why they called the front desk directly. 
Li Yada felt quite excited. After all, this was her first time speaking to the official platform's staff over the phone. After exchanging a few pleasantries, the other party quickly dove into the purpose of his call. 
"May I ask if you have any intention to produce Repent and be Saved in other languages and venture into the overseas market?"


I really just want to lose money! T_T
Best boss ever, prodigy of the business world, genius creator, visionary of the century.
These are the descriptions used for Pei Qian, President of Tengda Corporation.
Ever since his rebirth, Pei Qian finds himself in possession of a system that rewards him if he manages to lose money.
Instantly, a brilliant idea comes to mind — making crappy games!
"If the game flops, all my investment cost will be lost!"
"How difficult can it be to lose money?"
Indeed... how difficult can it be?
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  Ying Zijin, the former big man, woke up and became the youngest daughter of the Ying family who had been missing for 15 years, and decisively adopted a child to replace her.
  After returning, everyone ridiculed her for not being smart and capable, sensible and elegant.
  Her parents even regarded her as a family taint, and warned her not to think about the position of the eldest lady. If there is an adopted daughter by name, she should be acquainted, or she will be sent back.
  Ying Zijin: Let's go, don't send it.
  While the Ying family was celebrating happily and everyone else was sitting and watching the real daughter's joke, bigwigs from various fields were dispatched one after another—
  the top-ranking actor with the top fan fighting capacity: Miss Ying, if you need anything, just ask.
  Heir to the large conglomerate family who monopolizes the global economy: Ying Family? what? Boss, just kill it, right?
  China's first hidden ancient warrior: Who dares to bully the master?
  A genius teenager with an IQ of 228: My sister.
  The man with the most enchanting face curled his lips and smiled lazily: "Well, call me brother-in-law."
  Big guys:? ? ?
  The identity of the true daughter of the original big boss was restored overnight, the whole network exploded, and the Ying family went crazy, crying and begging her to come back.
  The International Giant Family: Excuse me, let me introduce, this is our eldest.

* Note that this is not my original novel, I just translated it.*

This glossary doesn't include any terms nor nicknames that might reveal major spoilers in the plot. Only definitions of some terms and translations. It references basic objects and some characters that might appear later in the story, but not critical characters, nor anything that might spoil the early reader. That is that the only 'spoiling thing' shown below. 
Blackhead, Crow head, Raven Head, Crow, Raven, Eyebags, Cute face, Shortie: Vanilla Land, the protagonist of this story.
Airhead, Boy-crazy Blonde, Goldenhead, Wobbling Hairs, Shortie, Cutie: Cookie King.
The man in pink, The man in fuchsia, Flamboyant Chinese Man: The Contractor.
Sack of Bones, Rattling Femurs, Walking Calcium: Lancelot the Skeleton.
Mr. Rusia, Shaved Head, Soviet Bear: Sasha.
Avrevm Bacvlvm: (Lit. from Latin: Golden Stick) The legendary magical weapon made of solid gold, capable of casting different, powerful spells and magic.
Avrevm Horologivm: (Lit. from Latin: Golden Clock) A golden clock capable of increasing the powers and unlocking skills of Avrevm Bacvlvm, or of some other weapons its user might be carrying.
It also allows increasing traits about its user like their Resistance, Offensive, And Special, as well as unlocking unique skills for the person using it, as well as some specifically furry friend. 
It also boosts and powers up Plushes and their Spirits, making them stronger or giving them new skills.
Plushes, Dolls: Little is known about these ancient artifacts, but it's believed that they came from another world as a gift for humanity. Only a few individuals can use their powers. They summon an animal spirit capable of fighting and helping their master, useful against specific kinds of enemies. 
They also give their user (named Carrier)A carrier effect: A unique ability for its user as long as the Spirit has not been defeated.
But using them is not free. They require their user to go under some of the worst pains knowns to humankind for some seconds before their powers can be accessed.
Names of Spirits and Translations:
Custos Cattus: (Lit. from Latin: Guardian Cat)
Custos Simia: (Lit. from Latin: Guardian Ape)
Custos Talpa: (Lit. from Latin: Guardian Chameleon)
Custos Aquilae: (Lit. from Latin: Guardian Eagle)
Custos Aranea: (Lit. from Latin: Guardian Spider)
Custos Mus: Lit. (from Latin: Guardian Mouse)
Custos Apes: Lit. (from Latin: Guardian Bee)
Custos Ursi: Lit. (from Latin: Guardian Bear)
Pentagram: A five-point star that's not surrounded by a circumference, possessing 10 line segments. Might be pointing up or inverted, according to the belief.
Pentacle: A five-point star trapped inside a circumference, possessing 15 line segments. Might also be inverted or not, according to the belief.
Nihil: Nothing.


In an ancient town of catholic roots in the Pre-War America of 1935, strange events and phenomena often manifest in the worst of their forms. 

Vanilla Land, a 16 years old outcast and weirdo with access to magical plushes —ancient and powerful totems capable of summoning powerful spirits and powers for its users— loves to explore wicked places, investigate mysteries, and even fight horrid abominations when necessary. 

And it's in one of these explorations where she suddenly meets her abrupt when she and a powerful apparition destroy each other. The result? A powerful, demonical entity is impressed by her actions and gives her a second opportunity to live again.

She must perform a series of tasks for such an entity —not without getting rewarded with more powerful artifacts and plushes— but in the end, everything points out that there's an ancient source of power capable of redefining reality. And she's not the only one trying to reach it...

Come and find out all events that Vanilla had to go through in that dying town of supernatural events, eccentric creatures, and unexpected personalities getting in her way. 


Cover art by cielnoir
Instagram/TikTok: @cielnoir.art

So... a year passed by. And I could speak already. (still lisping though). I think it's because I have no teeth? Or because I can't control my tongue enough?

Other than that, I could already crawl! How cool is that? Cool? No?

Well for me, that is COOL!

I'm also friends with Mike and Jack too now. It's quite interesting watching them play cut the rope, plants vs zombies, board games or just tag. But I think that Mike thinks I'm a bother... 

He thinks that he's being a given a job as a babysitter from my mother!

Although I am a baby now, I'm still mentally older than you!

And who's the actual babysitter? I am! When Mike and Jack fought, I pretend to yawn and ask Mike to carry me to the sofa nearby. 

We usually play board games in the living room. On the floor. And I sleep on the sofa sometimes.

They already think that I'm smart and could know what's going on. So they're trying to teach me how to play snakes and ladders now.

I decided to postpone getting my phone because I think that being pretending to be a genius is also not that reliable.

What if I'm able to ace primary school and middle school, then becomes normal at high school?

Now that's weird.

So I'm just going to skip grades when I already enroll at first grade.

But I'm not going to do nothing now right?

No! I will sneak into the study at night when everyone's asleep. So that I could use the computer to enroll myself to an online course. A course to learn Korean, Japanese or Chinese. Especially Chinese! I wanna read chinese webnovels in its original form. I mean my brain's smarter now because of Luna, you know! I'm not patient enough to wait for some translations.

And two years passed by.

I'm now three. Able to speak, read, write, and listen to English, Chinese, and Korean.

When I finished Chinese, I thought why not Korean?

I met a friend of mother's a year ago. She's part of the church. She could communicate with Luna. She told me that she's going to help me if I need anything. If it's not too outrageous. She already knows me from Luna.

She also has a kid. Older than me by a year. She thinks that he's smart for his age. So I was introduced to him. And he's like a mini adult. Yes, he's a friend now too. His name's Miles. Miles Miracle. 

He and his family moved next door to us. So the left neighbor is Mike and Jack's family, and the right neighbor is Miles and his family.

And he became my best friend. 

We plan stuff together now. Stuff like pranks for now. Just to make our lives more interesting.

How will the adults suspect toddlers like us? Nope, my brother is the suspect now. He's under my mom's supervision. 

Haha. Sorry, not! 

"Kayleen! Let's go!" This is Miles shouting to me from the door. We had just put some caterpillar looking toys that belongs to him on Luke's bed.

"Yes!"

Sorry, I made this out of boredom. Plz go back.

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Chapter 21: Alone

After the national flag was raised on Monday, class was to resume as per usual.

Jiang Yang stood in his class line and looked up at the red flag fluttering in the wind. The class representative stood under the flag giving a loud and powerful speech that resonated throughout the whole sports field through the loudspeakers.

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He suddenly recalled the punishment associated with the task of becoming Qin Xu's desk partner. If he were to actually be forced to go up there and yell out that sentence, then it would definitely become a hot topic throughout the whole school. Does that unreliable system actually want them to become friends? Clearly, it's trying increase the rift between them and make them lose face! If anyone were to run up there and shouted out something like that to him then he would definitely think that they are playing him and he would teach that person a lesson afterwards.

After class, the teacher placed their homework on the podium for the students to collect and left the classroom.

Jiang Yang went up to the podium to collect his own workbook and saw that the one under his was Qin Xu's. He picked it up as well in passing and, after returning to his seat, threw it onto his desk.

Qin Xu who was eating his breakfast at his desk saw this and vaguely uttered his thanks.

Jiang Yang ignored this and began working on his homework. However, the glaring sunlight entering through the glass windows reflected from his desk and blinded his eyes. Squinting, he got up and pulled the curtain across to block the light and returned to continue working on his homework.

However, not long afterwards the classmate in front pulled the curtains over causing the sunlight to once again fall onto Jiang Yang's desk. Jiang Yang frowned but could not be bothered to get up again to readjust the curtains. He changed directions and stood a book up next to him to block the sun.

The entire process was witnessed by Qin Xu who had his legs resting on the horizontal bar under the chair. He sucked hard through his straw and the milk inside was clearly reaching its end as it made a gurgling sound. He stood up and, reaching the back of the room, he threw the milk carton over to the other end of room accurately aiming for the bin.

Qin Xu whistled in satisfaction. He then moved to the window and pulled the curtain across. He didn't walk off immediately and instead called out to the classmate in front who once again reached out to pull the curtain. Pointing with his finger he said: "Pull the curtain in the front. Can't you see that the back isn't covered?"

Only now did the classmate look ahead at the curtain in front and see that it was all folded together with plenty of stretch room. He scratched his head awkwardly and proceeded to reach out and pull the front curtain across.

Qin Xu returned to his seat and saw that Jiang Yang was still sitting in his slanted posture with a book standing up to block the sun. He had his chin resting in his hand while he concentrated on solving the problems and didn't notice that he no longer needed to block the sun. Qin Xu reached out, moved the book aside and threw it on top of his pile of books. Jiang Yang still had no reaction and continued frowning while solving his problems.

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Qin Xu pouted a little and sat back down in his chair.

When Jiang Yang finished solving the problem, he looked up while twirling around his pen and unexpectedly saw that Qin Xu was not in a good mood. He pondered over it for about a second before tossing it aside and proceeded to solve the next question.

The person whose tantrum was ignored: "..."

The class bell rang, and the physics teacher walked in. Jiang Yang couldn't help but feel his eyebrows twitch. To be absolutely honest, he didn't like physics. It was like it was designed to go against him and he couldn't understand anything. Whenever he looked at his physics textbook he had the urge to cry.

Once, a classmate hid a comic book behind the textbook and was immediately discovered and confiscated by the teacher. His reason for how he noticed this was – Normally students would look at the textbook and want to cry but he was smiling instead!

Jiang Yang who heard this at that time nodded and felt deeply impressed.

When attending a class that you are not good at, it felt like hell. Every minute felt extremely long but the moment your eyes closed for a quick nap, time passed by very quickly and class ended in an instant.

When Huang Shao rushed over to him excitedly telling him to go with him to buy drinks from the school store, he was still dazed. Only after shaking his head did his mind clear up. He rubbed his eyes as clumsily he stood up and he lazily followed him out the door.

Qin Xu sat in his seat and watched on while supporting his chin. Finding it funny, he unconsciously hooked up the corners of his lips. After a while, he also supported himself with the table, stretched his long legs, and walked out the classroom.

At the school store downstairs, Jiang Yang and Huang Shao each held onto a can of cold coke and chatted while walking out. Around the corner of the school store, in an inconspicuous place that was easy to overlook, there was a small step. As Jiang Yang chatted with Huang Shao, he didn't notice the step and instantly felt himself falling forward. He subconsciously reached out to grab something to support himself and instead found himself falling into an unexpected embrace. From above his head, he heard a low-pitched chuckle: "Did you do this on purpose after seeing that I am here?"

Jiang Yang looked up and, as expected, he saw Qin Xu's face that was smiling as if he was asking for a beating. He rolled his eyes and, using his shoulder as a support, straightened himself back up again.

Qin Xu didn't continue to tease him this time and turned to Huang Shao with a smile, "I have to speak to him about something. You can go back to class first."

Huang Shao was a little confused. He scratched his head and wanted to ask something but under Qin Xu's stern gaze, he could only turn and walk away.

Jiang Yang frowned, "What do you want?" He didn't think that they would have anything to talk about alone.

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Qin Xu hooked his arm around his shoulder and pushed him along. With his lips curling up into a smile he said: "Actually, I recently feel that we both get along quite well and would be good friends. What do you think?"

Jiang Yang found this action of his strange. The moment he mentioned becoming friends, he automatically thought of the system. Perhaps if he pretended to be friends with him, the system would disappear. Thinking this, he paused before slightly nodding his head.

"Do you really think so? Do you want to be my friend?" Qin Xu tilted his head slightly in his direction. With about a shoulder's distance between them, they were standing very close to each other. If one were to lean down, they could easily kiss the corner of the other persons lips.

Jiang Yang felt somewhat uncomfortable with this close intimacy between them. He furrowed his eyebrows and looked at Qin Xu's dark eyes. He couldn't help but that something wasn't right and that there was a hidden meaning in those words of his. What on earth did he mean?

Qin Xu continued to speak and only then did Jiang Yang notice that Qin Xu had brought him down a path that was not often used. In the quiet surroundings, only his voice rang out.

"There were somethings that you probably thought you were doing secretively but, in fact, I know about it." Qin Xu watched him and said slowly.

Jiang Yan wrinkled his brows even further. He had a bad feeling, "What are you saying?"

"You cover me with a blanket at night, buy me breakfast and went out of your way to ask the teacher to seat us together….

As each word was uttered by Qin Xu, Jiang Yang's expression changed a few times. On his strong and calm face, a moment of tension and panic flashed past. He moved his lips and wanted to explain.
　　
Seeing his flustered state, Qin Xu felt even more certain. He smiled and asked: "Do you like me?"

That one phrase instantly dispelled all his prior nervousness and left him with confusion.

Jiang Yang: "….??!"

The author has something to say:
Jiang Yang with a questioning look: How the hell did you come to this conclusion?

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Looks like Qin Xu is not disgusted by the idea of Jiang Yang liking him....It even looks like he likes the idea of it~~~

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￼PASTRY PIRATE9th July 2019 / 5:45 pm

Thank you for the extra chapter! For me, I feel like it's a little difficult to comment on the content of the chapters so far because they mostly amount to MC getting irritated and ML teasing him, which can get repetitive. That said, it's exciting to see a bit of a change here. Qin Xu went out of his way (unless his system is involved) to do something for Jiang Yang and then confronted him about his actions. I wonder if it's possible this is platonic or if it was that easy for him to get bent…

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￼KK9th July 2019 / 6:03 pm

Thank you for commenting! I have also been refraining from saying too much because I was afraid of spoiling the novel (the downside to translating too far ahead…) All I can say is, don't worry, although it is progressing slowly, things will pick up!

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￼SUWAA9th July 2019 / 6:03 pm

This webnovel is absolutely interesting. I love this! this is SOOO FLUFFY. I feel light because no drama no dogblood no annoying chara. This perfect for my hearts￼

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￼KK9th July 2019 / 6:05 pm

I'm glad to hear that! I hope you enjoy my double chapter release today ￼

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￼PROXYTAB9th July 2019 / 10:31 pm

Definitely interesting! It's one of my most waited update title! So far really enjoy reading how they progress from their interactions in the beginning of the story. I like seeing how Jiang Yang try to make every mission smoothly integrated to their interactions only to be discovered by Qin Xu lmao. Thanks for the chapter ♥️

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￼WHITESPADEBLOG16th July 2019 / 12:48 am

Shit hit the fan

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￼ASHENTA16th July 2019 / 4:04 pm

Haha. Thank you translator for the release.

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￼ENYA2611th August 2019 / 2:10 pm

Loving this novel! Thank you so much for translating ￼ I came across your site two days ago, and have been reading your translations since then ￼

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￼EN_EN11th August 2019 / 2:12 pm

*binge reading ￼

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￼JHOMA6273rd September 2019 / 7:52 am

Todavía no puedo creer que fuera QX quien diera el primer paso, aunque de alguna forma lo veía venir; parece que sus reacciones a todo eran muy cómicas.

Gracias traductor por su gran trabajo.

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￼ONEFALLENLEAF29th September 2019 / 10:44 am

Wah!! Didn't expected it to be this fast!! >//^<//)
Thanks for the chapter! ￼

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