The day of judgement has arrived. Well it already had for Nova Allen. Having spent fifty years in the apocalypse, twenty of them spent building a city of survivors like him, he was ready to alter the course of history. With his old knowledge and a list of people to recruit, he will no longer have to see the world be reduced to nothing.

Shinrai Yusao would be returning back to the past. Back to his days in high school. Admittedly, these weren't exactly the best days of his life. Even during Doomsday, the extinction event that wiped out the entire human populace, he always felt more alive than he ever did in the old school that was slow to catch up with modern trends.

He needs to prepare for the future and the only way he'll be ready for what's to come, especially as he understands the improbability of succeeding, is to overcome his past traumas. From the girls that hurt him to his best friend who attempted to commit suicide.

a nerd in high school and a gangleader by night?
fascinating, eh?
things become confusing when the Russian Mafia's leader joins the same high school looking for her.
read the book, to find out!

I walk through my dreams like I've lived a whole life there, most times they are about a recent book I read. That is one of the things I do a lot and I'm not just saying that I really do read almost all day long. If I'm not reading I am probably watching some movie or anime series, yes you can probably guess I haven't done much with my life. let's start where it all began.

Back in middle school I loved to read books so much so that when I was grounded they took away my books instead of saying I couldn't go out with friends or no tv/games. yes I was a pretty strange kid compared to some being a 12 year old in America at the time(2012 No less). when I was grounded my next best thing was video games because they told stories as well at the time my video game collection was pretty sparce using an old dell business computer that ran windows xp (let's just say I got really good at minesweeper). even before I found books video games were still present. I still remember my mom gifting me an original Xbox she won in a contest it came with one game and it was a racing game not a lot of story just races.

After a while of getting in trouble I got grounded while i was grounded so I lost games as well suffice to say my box of legos was not very entertaining for a 12 year old mainly because I didn't like to make things up myself it felt so tedious that I had to work so hard to make up shapes and other things people already. i also didn't have many friends so instead I slept, and I slept hard. I don't remember much of my dreams then but I do remember one that was about magic and there was a really dark forest that went on forever in a sea of trees, other than that though I don't remember.
A couple of months later I was officially free and it felt like freedom I got to read again, it was so much fun, I would imagine it being like a drowning mans next breath of air. I didn't goto sleep that night instead I stayed up reading, when morning came I was tired but the book just got to THAT PART that is just so interesting and catching you can't stop, i read through that day as well. after dinner I got so tired I slept couldn't keep reading.
the next morning felt so sluggish like the morning after you get drunk but not enough for a hangover. well after a week of being late for school because I was busy reading parents up an sold all my books. ALL of them like really I was almost done reading them! I never read another book until after basic training 4 or 5 years later.
things changed after I lost my collection I switched to video games and because they didn't want me up all night reading whenever Christmas came around it was games instead of books. birthday? video game. my dad was an avid gamer always tried to keep his pc updated and sent old games I could run on my pc to me. me and my dad were always great at games but I could never compete with him, and it totally didn't have to do with me playing the games for the stories instead of for the high scores(of you can't tell this sentence is sarcasm read this again).

flash forward to the start of high school I was big on video games by then my computer had upgraded to a brand new one from my birthday me and my dad built it together good memories there. I remember when i tried to play morrowwind on it. that was when I realised I didn't like challenging games i liked to play and get the story, maybe different endings (those were my favorite).

at the start of high school I didn't really have a lot of friends because I didn't have many in middle school. my dad recommended me to join the ROTC there, he said he did and he had fun when he was in high school. So I did and the first year was fun and it started with ROTC especially when I started competing. I had so much fun I spent 14 hours of day at school I woke up at 5 to get to practice went to school than got home around 7 after the other practice you can imagine I didn't have a lot of time for video games especially because all that practice was physally demanding. 

1 year later 2 year in high school this I would consider the real start of high school for you actually have to do something to pass your classes I met a girl in my math class (insert joke about about girls causing problems in highschool here [ps: this is the joke I'm not sexist]). We started talking about a lot of things our school football team things like that, than we got to books she loved to read book I got to see her library once well less of a library and more of a whole wall of books and all books I wanted to read. her name was Alex I had the biggest crush on her at one point than found out she was lesbian so we kinda grew apart shallow I know but it's high school things like this happen. anyways after seeing those books some of them I used to read myself I started to want to read again, but I had no books i was still forbidden to read so I put my frustration put on video games during this time I was playing a lot of modern warfare 2 I loved the story and the way it flowed but it was really the first game I really played on steam I have logged over 500 hours  on that game alone I got every achievement for single player even the ones for veteran difficulties and also got most for the multiplayer which at this point I had everything unlocked and was max level I loved the multi player.

at this point I was starting to show up late sometimes to practice because I wasn't sleeping early enough. I went one more year like that and over summer I played so many video  games I swear I dreamt about sheaperd in mw2 around this time skyrim came out and I played the heck out of it  (I didn't get as many hours of playtime because 3rd year of high school is the hardest around 200hours). 3rd year rolls around I've dropped out of all practices because it was all boring again nothing new same old stuff. I was still busy keeping my grades up especially that foreign language credit that is needed to graduate.

4th year felt like being a freshman again except youre the one who makes fun of the freshmen.

nothing important happened then so I graduated and I wanted adventure something new so I went and joined the US Airforce. If I knew what I knew about it than I would have waited unroll now to join. long story short my addiction to video games got the better of me some nights during training and I ended up sleeping in, combined with my selective forgetfulness  (I kid you not I forgot my boots one time). luckily I wasn't in that long so I got an entry level discharge (look it up if you don't know) after I got back I found books to read online and read I did but because I didn't have school and at the time no work to deal with

this is about the time where I realised something special about my dreams.

at one point in high school I played a game where you create your own games and other people play them but this wasn't like legos using only blocks this was a program and once they started to abandon the Lego building style I started to learn it you could import meshes from other programs like blender so I started learning how to use it during this time I started dreaming up wire frames i wanted to tell a story using this game a story without words. I spent a long time on this and I can say to this day that I am self taught at how to use blender and that I ended up really famous on that game for my builds

that was the first clue because I was spending so long learning how to use blender I started dreaming up wire frames or if I was having a really hard time with a specific thing I would dream how it looked and be able to re create it the next day.

now after my attempt at trying to get a stable job i went back to reading. It started out with books i had already read then spread and spread till I found whole websites filled with books to read some exciting some not and they all had one HUGE thing in common they were all fiction and that's what I like. the wilder the better.

one day I met a girl and we planned on getting married and we had a kid a beautiful daughter we named Angela love her so much. I don't know what happened after we came out of the hospital after she gave birth she said she was through with me and left. that hurt a lot so I went back to reading and read I did the stories around this time were mainly reincarnation stories in another world I swear I had a dream at one point i was reincarnated into alegasea  (if you don't know you haven't lived).

this is where I realised my dreams make for the best stories and I tried to write a story about a specific dream once or twice. It never turned out well. Now I'm in college for networking taking a Cisco class (super boring) so my dreams are extra vivid further making me want to write those stories out but they never seem to tell the story how I want then to but right now this one is working does this count as 4th wall break? (lol couldn't resist the humor there [and don't say it was bad because you thought it was funny at some point deep deeeep down you just don't know it])

a story about a man and his dreams that might mean he is insane or might just love books too much. don't listen to the voices in your head about this one because the pink platypusbear that sleeps like a bat doesn't like your drugs.

Alexis Keva Parker
14 years - nerd, bullies
middle school
twins of Daxton Noah Parker
Youngers Twins
Alexis left her hometown and family. she went to lived with her Uncle John and his family in England in london
3 years but now I'm back and I'm badness girl and gang leader now.
my revenge to my bitch bullies and twin brother .
now Alexis is 18 years old and she want to decide back home at her hometown

Daxton Noah Parker
14 years old - jock, bully to his twin sister
middle school
Twins of Alexis Kera Parker
Older twin
Daxton bullying at Alexis in high school years
when Big incidents of the cafeteria in bullies and Alexis left in middle school
he went to home and find to alexis in her room,  but alexis's room in her stuffs are gone
daton notice latter, read note and he's felt crying at her twin sister left.

Evie Maisie Parker
16 years old - slut, bully to her little sister
middle school
oldest sister
Big incident in cafeteria and Alexis left in middle school
Daxton is crying and looks hated at me and Clara but he give us note
We read note but we're didn't care Alexis left
Alexis left to her hometown and Alexis never back home
Now 18 years old, senior as high school

Emily Channing (Queen of slut and bullies) 
Brother zion Channing
Middle school
16 years old
Siblings of Zion Channing
Her boyfriend Ash Brady
Brother of Zion Channing
Queen of slut
bullies at Alexis Sanchez
Sex with guys (junior to senior)
Now 19 years old, senior as high school

Mia Harlow (Queen of Minions and Bullies)
16 years old- slut and bully Alexis in years
Middle school
Oldest sister
Slut minion
Sex with guys (junior to senior)
Now 18 years old, senior as high school

Sophia Kennedy (Queen of Minions and bullies)
Slut Minions
Middle school
bullies at Alexis Sanchez
16 years old
Sex with guys (junior to senior)
Now
18 years old, senior as high school

Elsie Hepburn 
15 years old
Middle school
Ex best friend of Alexis Parker
Fake friends in past
Bullying at Alexis
Slut minion
Sex with guys (junior to senior)
Now 18 years old
Senior as high school

Molly Quinn 
16 years old
Middle school
Ex best friend of Alexis Parker
Fake friends in past
Slut minion
Sex with guys (jock junior to senior)
Now
19 years old
Senior as high school

Ash Brady 
16 years old
Bullying at Alexis Parker
Jock
Siblings of Hugo Brady
His girlfriend Emily Channing
Sex with girls (whose virgin of junior to senior)
Man whore
Now
19 years old
Senior as high school

Hugo Brady 
15 years old
Middle school
Jock
Siblings of Ash Brady
Sex with girls (whose virgin of junior to senior)
ManWhore
Now
17 years old (months be turn 18 years old)
Senior as high school

Zion Channing 
16 years old
Manwhore
Siblings of Emily Channing
Middle school
Jock
Sex with girls (whose virgin of junior to senior)
Now
19 years old
Senior as high school 

ara Willow Parker
16 years old- slut and bully Alexis in years
Middle school
Oldest sister
Slut minion
Hated her younger sister Alexis
Big incident in cafeteria and Alexis left in middle school
Daxton is crying and looks hated at me and Evie but he give us note
We read note but we're didn't care it
No ideas of Alexis left to her hometown and Alexis never back home
Now 19 years old
Senoir (fail to exam and stay continue to high school )
Slut
Bullying to students
Sex with guys (junior to senior)

Let's start with story

Alexis Keva  Parker is nerd girl at school bullies by classmates and twin brother and other siblings.
her parents didn't care about her because I was fat and ugly nerd  girl 
before I left my hometown and my life was living hell 
3 years but now I'm back and I'm badness girl and gang leader now.
my revenge to my bitch bullies and twin brother and other siblings

1 FEBRUARY, MONDAY, START!
Tada! I'm not sure if you noticed, but I hadn't been dating my diary. Mostly because it didn't occur to me. But I was reading my previous entries... speed reading. Wow, I just drone on and on don't I?
Anyway, it was hard to keep track of the days. So I came up with the ingenious idea of dating my diary, which turned out to be the standard practice.
Better late than never.
And I'm glad I'm keeping a diary, especially since last month had turned out to be rather eventful. I hadn't realized how exciting high school life would be. Now I know why there were so many stories and TV shows about high schoolers.
Anyway, Monday started pretty blue, which would usually be my favorite color, except that I really wasn't in the mood for bad jokes so early in the morning. Even if I was the one cracking it.
By the time I showered and got into my school uniform and realized that Savy was still in bed and won't be getting up anytime soon because she had no school today. No one else in our packland had school today due to the memorial service the school was holding in honor of Grandpa Alpha.
Let's just say, it only got bluer from there.
At breakfast, Mum reminded me about Grandpa Alpha's memorial later in the evening and told me to come straight home after school, and would Ki be able to pick me up from the station?
Ki informed mum that he would be at the Lorent's for a couple of days. Rebel had stopped dream travelling since Saturday and there were some urgent meetings and administrative issues that he had better go handle on our future Luna's behalf. He would try to return as soon as possible.
Ki looked pretty blue about the situation too. I already knew this, but Ki didn't really like his old life at the Lorent pack. He never sounded particularly pleased to have to go over. Actually, neither did Mate.
It's nothing like the way I imagined I would feel if I could take a chance to come home when I put myself in their shoes. For Ki and Bell, they talked about having to go home in a monotone, the way someone might have to go back to the store because they forgot to buy milk, but wanted to sound adult about it.
The way I would say I had to go to school today - when no one else in my pack and the majority of the Green Packland had to go to school.
The majority of the youth population in the whole Green Packland had no school because New Leaf Academy had students from all over our packlands. This made Dean's parents' idea to start a boarding house near the school sound like an excellent business proposition... except for the fact that New Leaf Academy had its own boarding house too. But I heard that Dean's mum planned to offer their boarding house as a second home type of environment, where they would supervise the kids staying there along with their own.
Most of the minor packs sent their children here. The other kids are home schooled. The Lorents had their own elite schools. And of course, there was me, who had a special visa to travel 4 hours a day to get to and from school.
The more I thought about it, the bluer I felt.
Working through homework in the train ride didn't help matters. There was a lot of math, which I hated. I don't usually like admitting I hated math. It made me feel less intelligent than people who liked or didn't mind math.
Anyway, this is my diary, so no one would know if I said it here: I hate math. I actually skipped steps and allowed for a few "mistakes" in the longer questions of my math homework, just so that I could get over it quicker. Like if the problem sum got too long, I simplified it for them. Of course the answer would be wrong, but at least the blank was filled out with something that could pass off as a sincere attempt.
But by the time I got to school and put down my bag, it was an indigo Monday. I really didn't feel like coming to school today.
Elena looked up from where she was sitting in the otherwise empty classroom, I sighed at the typical school day and sat down.
"I heard your grandfather died." Elena said suddenly.
"Yeah." I answered, a little surprised she decided to speak to me today.
"All my grandparents are dead." Elena informed me.
"Sorry to hear that." I said. Why was I the one expressing my condolences?
Elena shrugged, "At least you knew your grandfather. I've never met any of my grandparents. They were all dead before I was born."
I suppose Elena did have a point, even though I also felt sure she could've worded that better.
"Yeah, thanks." I said.
Elena looked surprised at my thanks, I'm not sure what she was expecting, and then she nodded and turned away, a signal that she was done talking to me and was back to despising me again.
But Elena was right, at least I had Grandpa Alpha while I did.
Left on my own, I took out Savy's recommended manga to read. I had meant to just quickly speed read through it, but it seemed that despite the many pictures, mangas were not a thing to be rushed through.
The manga was pink. A bright pink spot in my otherwise blue Monday.
The story within the pink covers was about a tall and sporty girl who was rather tomboyish and freakishly strong. In middle school she out ran and out arm-wrestled all the guys in her class. At this point, I began to see why Savy said the female lead in the manga reminded her of me, but all the similarities ended there.
For one thing, the girl was human or at least she thought she was human. I personally suspected that she must have been adopted and was really a werewolf because I've never seen a human girl beat all the guys in middle school in running or arm wrestling. Either that, or the guys in her middle school were wimps. But that wasn't the biggest story flaw. The weirdest, inexplicable part of the story was that she wasn't happy to be known as the fastest and strongest kid in the school. She made sure to get into a high school further away so she could try to be a "normal" cute high school girl. Why would anyone want to do that?
So anyway, she had grown out her hair during the holidays, taken great pains (2 full pages) to dress up like a cute high school girl, and even put on lip gloss. Today was the first day of high school! She had to take a train to school too, but she went on her own, without her dad accompanying her.
And then she got lost. (So I was glad I had my dad with me on the first day of school after all).
But, like me, she must have had some lucky sense of direction because she met some guys who turned out to be her new high school seniors. They walked her to school.
But, unlike me, her initial good luck turned out to be bad luck because these guys were the hottest guys in the school so all the other girls became insanely jealous of her. Like their faces were shaded in when they saw her and they were drawn with angry eyes as they watched this "plain" girl being walked into the school by the four hottest guys.
Seriously? That was pretty unrealistic. I'm sure in real life, students had better things to do than to care about who else was coming to school.
"Hey, Zammi." Krystal and her usual posse sat down around my desk. 
I took out my homework for them without looking up from my manga. 
"Oh!" Zara pointed at my manga, "I really like this series too!"
"Which one is it?" Krystal asked.
"You like manga too, Zammi?" Zara asked hopefully.
"I'm just trying it out." I answered.
"This one is good." Zara told me, "It's really romantic and funny."
"It's dumb." Krystal said, "I hate that kind of stories."
"You read manga too?" I asked.
"I used to when I was in middle school." Krystal said.
"Yeah, I read that in middle school too." Zara said.
Oh, so now I'm the childish one?
"I still like it." Zara quickly added.
And then Zara said with a small dreamy sigh, "Wouldn't it be nice if high school was like in the manga stories?"
"Please!" Krystal said, "If high school was like the manga stories, do you think you'd be the female lead? Let me tell you, it won't be any of us."
"Eh?" Zara blinked, "Then who would we be in the manga?"
"We'd be the spiteful popular girls." Krystal said in a matter of fact tone.
Oh, the girls with angry eyes. Wait, why were we the angry eyes?
"Even Zammi?" Zara asked, "Isn't Zammi with Prince Charming?"
Krystal rolled her eyes, "Zammi is the worst of us. She is the one already dating the male lead, and the one who would become the most jealous when the female lead shows up and the male lead fall in love with her."
OMO that's terrible. Then I remembered that Prince Charming was Harvey, not Mate. Whew. That's okay then.
"In that case, the female lead is the marriage breaker!" Zara decided, "Don't worry Zammi. When she shows up, I'll trip her and make her fall."
Wow, Zara was really getting into character.
"Who's the female lead then?" I asked.
"She's usually the transfer student, who has a difficult back story." Zara informed me.
At this moment Jasmine came into the classroom with Liam and Henry. Henry was late to school today.
"Henry, you're late!" I pointed.
Henry shrugged, "I'm never late, you're all just early."
This made me laugh. Henry was an Alpha with an Alpha ego.
"Is it Jasmine?" Zara asked, "She just walked in with Liam and Henry."
Wait, were Liam and Henry supposed to be hot?
"Is what me?" Jasmine asked.
I showed Jasmine the manga, "We're trying to cast everyone into manga roles."
"I didn't know you were into manga." Jasmine said.
"I'm not." I clarified, "This is my first book."
Jasmine laughed, "It's really addictive. I remembered reading these overnight when I was in middle school."
Oh, so she read these things too? Did everyone read these things in middle school?
"Did you guys read it too?" I asked.
Henry snorted. Liam smiled but shook his head.
"Of course not!" Marcus exclaimed loudly in case anyone should misunderstand their macho images.
"Sam, I think guys have other types of manga." Jasmine said.
Oh. So these were meant for girls? In hindsight, that explained the pink covers... and the unrealistic reactions of those "hottest guys" in the story - I mean, real guys - and I knew a lot of real guys, didn't work like that in real life. Or maybe it was because I hadn't met any hot guys before, but the guys I knew would've definitely reacted differently in several places of the book.
"Okay, so who am I in a manga?" Jasmine asked.
"Lead female." I informed her.
"No way." Krystal said flatly.
"But Jasmine is nice," Zara pointed out, "and she's pretty too."
Jasmine smiled, "Awww,,,, thanks Zara."
Krystal shook her head like an expert, "Jasmine is too pretty and popular. Plus, she's a cheerleader. Tell me what female high school lead is pretty, popular, a cheerleader, and hangs out with the cool girls?"
"Jasmine?" I hazarded.
Krystal shook her head harder, "No Zammi, it doesn't work that way. The female lead has to be still a little awkward and not aware of her potential to be beautiful. Plus usually she is an outcast or at least a normal kid who got transferred."
"Oh, a transfer student?" Zara said, "Then it could only be..."
At this moment, Pearl came into the classroom, "Oh, I'm late!"
We all looked at her. Suddenly I realized, all this while, we were the girls with the angry eyes and Pearl was the female lead new transfer student who hot guys were supposed to falling for.
"What?" Pearl asked us.
"Nothing, mind your own business." Krystal said to her unkindly. I guess Krystal was getting into her role too.
"So who are the hot guys?" I asked. I mean, logically, that should have been the next question right? But the girls all looked at me like I've sprouted another head.
The guys nearest to our table laughed.
"That's us, Sam." Harvey decided to inform me.
I laughed, and then I looked around and saw the other girls not laughing, "Seriously?"
"Why do you have to sound so shock about it?" Marcus bemoaned.
The guys laughed again. Standing around their table, their laughter was male, growly, and confident.
I stared hard at Henry, Marcus, and Liam. Seriously?

Big-hearted and witty, Samantha Kingsley is the Alpha's daughter who grew up learning to meet everyone's expectations. But Samantha isn't a pup anymore, she's in high school now, and is just about to discover that her life is written by her choices. Not by dreams, or prophecies, or even the moon goddess. This girl is going to protect the happiness of her pack and everyone she loves.

Read her diary here.
Updated every night.

Volume Synopsis
VOL 1
It's the first week of school. Despite my failed attempt to make a friend, I somehow ended up surrounded by a handful of wolf classmates, got accepted by the human "cool" girls, and became a vampire's guard dog? 


VOL 2
I think I'm just starting to get the hang of school. From navigating school halls, new friends, vampires, and school clubs... 
Back home it should have been the usual drill, but things started shifting. And I urm...might have been messing around where I shouldn't.


VOL 3
I had to miss a couple of school days this week due to my ah, long term bout of "anemia". It's been pretty intense at home. My alpha position was challenged, rogues burnt down our home, I rescued my first fight dog, discovered the Lorent's secret oracle, almost rescued my mate...and accidentally stumbled into my Alpha Dad's secret.


VOL 4
My worlds collide as some members from my pack come to my school to sell concert tickets. And when Grandpa Alpha shocked us all by dying, my dad's family comes together to pay their last respects at the Night Forest Pack. 


VOL 5
It's February and the Vampire Queen is celebrating her birthday. Would Rebel's plan to escape work out? Meanwhile, I'm stuck in school dealing with high school drama, an evolving wolf, and a new human sister. In the Red Packlands, war nearly breaks out. (This might have been a very little bit my fault.)

VOL 6
It's the week of Valentine's Day, but I've got a highschool play, Lorent drama, Vampire slaying training, and an underground army to deal with first. And then warlock weather threw an extended snowstorm at us. The whole of Green Packlands goes into lockdown - but what about Valentine's Day?

VOL 7
Exams are a week away, and it feels like my time at Winderhill is really coming to a close. I'm trying to be a good student, but there are paparazzi camped outside my school, I ran with rogues (I'm shocked too), Maria just had to enter her dark cycle in school...My life is too exciting to study for exams.

VOL 8
It's exam week, but I've got far greater problems brewing at home. The prophecies are merging. River's stone had unlocked warlock trouble, the rogue king has moved in, and then there's Uncle Louis' economical problems... one at a time. Just let me survive Code Black and figure out what's going on at Heller's first, and I'm sure everything else will work out somehow.

July 20XX, 4 Years Before the teleportation of Ace's class.
Ace walked lifelessly towards the library having to experience the death of his mother. He held an apathetic expression throughout his walk not caring at all what may happen to him. Although he lost his last parent he only felt empty not knowing of what to expect of his life, he felt little sadness walking like a soulless shell wandering the neighbourhood. He lacked a purpose in life now, where previously he lived to make his mother proud and now that she is gone its as if he felt there was no reason to live.
In this time Freya's family has taken him in until Ace is of age to live by himself in his house, provided that if he can move past the death of his mother. 
"See you tomorrow Ace!" A young Warren ran off with his equipment but stopped to say goodbye to his friend.
"Ah, good luck in your club activities" Ace replied nonchalantly.
"Thanks, today's the big day I'll win that trophy for sure!" Warren excitedly gestured gripping his fist tightly to show his confidence.
Warren during this time knew nothing of Ace's situation as he just understood that Ace was his usual apathetic self. He ran off to join his other club members while Ace walked alone on his way to the library.
After a few minutes of walking, Ace eventually stepped into the library he was looking for one of the books he often reads titled 'An Empty Human'  a book that Ace relates to himself. The book itself is not popular but rather under-appreciated as quoted by his mother. His mother was a known writer who wrote under a specific pen name it was thanks to her royalties that Ace can live a satisfying life without the need of working but he cannot with the empty feeling in his soul.
He went into the aisle where the book was located and the moment he reached his hands for the book a girl to his right also placed her hands on the corner of the book.
"Ah, my bad I didn't know this book was also read by someone else." The girl said.
The girl right beside Ace held an intelligent flair, she styled her hair with loose pigtails and wore a Da Vinci academy uniform indicating that she is at least 2 years older than Ace as he is currently in middle school in his 8th year of schooling.
"Oh, it's fine. I already read that book several times. I'll just read something else." Ace said to her.
"You've read Albert's novel that many times? He wasn't that well known of a writer and yet, you know about it."
"I usually visit this library to read works from authors that barely anyone goes to." 
"Like who?" The girl asked.
"Uh... Like Albert right there, Dazai, Hines, and Barret..." Ace answered. 
"Those are some articulate writers you've got there. It's rare to meet people like you that hold similar interests. I also read Albert's novel a few times as well. He captures the human psyche of struggling individuals who try to find a purpose in life."
"Yeah... I was told to read his works. His writing sort of resonates with me."
"Right...?! It's too bad he met an unfateful end. His work is slowly getting recognition right after his suicide."
"Its the kind of mindset that his writing sort of builds up the reasonings behind his death."
"I also think that too...!"
This was a first for Ace to open up to a mere stranger. When it came to talking with Warren or any other of his friends. He has never talked about writers and books to anyone other than his mother who has recently passed away in this time. Slowly Ace began to feel drawn into talking to this girl, wondering what kind of literary works she has read.
"Ah, by the way, my name is Luna. What's yours?"
"Ace..." He replied.
"Hmm... oh you go to the Fortuna middle school. I'm amazed that someone like you has an interest in these literary writers you mentioned before."
"Is it because I'm a bit younger than you?" 
"Well with each new generation acting more childish I'd assume that interests change as well. And you're different from what I imagined from a middle schooler." Luna said bluntly.
Ace didn't know whether to take that as a compliment or insult but said his thanks anyway.
"Thanks..."
"If you're interested, do you want to read some of the literary works I'd recommend? If you read the works from the writers you mentioned then you'll like the ones I have in mind."
"Oh...? Sure."
From that moment on Ace and Luna began talking to each other more once school has ended. They would exchange their contact details on social media and would begin talking to each other about the books they'd recommend. The moment school ends they'd meet with each other in the library talking about their thoughts of the recent chapter they've read. Ace slowly felt less empty and he enjoyed his time with Luna. Their relationship progressed to the point that Ace wanted to spend more time with her, doing whatever she wanted or giving excuses on asking her to meet up.
One day when Ace was meeting with Luna he found her surrounded by a group of 3 girls. They had the same uniform as her indicating that they all go to the same High School. Ace assumed they were friends until he noticed the tone on Luna's voice.
"What is it now? I'm not bothered dealing with a bunch of dolls right now." Luna sighed as she conveyed her annoyance in a condescending tone.
"Why don't you shut up Luna! I don't get why Elias has eyes for you?! You're like... a 6/10 if anything you are ugly while Danielle worked hard to be noticed by Elias!" Girl A said.
"There are plenty of other girls prettier than you and yet, you still act cocky knowing Elias wants to ask you out." Girl B added.
"I don't see him the way he sees me. He's just a good classmate." Luna replied.
"And look at you acting so haughty I've worked so hard...!1" Girl C joined in.
"Do you even know the meaning behind that word? My attitude right now does not show any of that. I'm quite annoyed you're wasting your time breathing near me. Just because the three of you talked down many of the other girls doesn't mean I'll simply back down after being outnumbered like this. Sorry to say but please get out of my way."
"WHY YOU!" Girl A aimed to slap Luna in the face where Ace stepped in grabbing the girl's arm.
"Can you please stop? I thought High School girls were supposed to be mature not some group of whining kids." Ace stated.
"Ace you didn't have to jump in," Luna said to him.
"Wow, who's this your boyfriend? Look at him... so that's why you're not interested in Elias. Because you're dating this cutie." Girl A said.
"Huh...? He's not even in high school. That's the middle school on the other side." Girl C said as she looked at his uniform.
"Wow, So Luna is into younger guys huh...?" Girl A turned her head towards Luna.
"What do you even see in Luna anyway? You could've gone with anyone else." Girl B asked him.
"Unlike you guys, she's someone with a brain. Now get lost, as Luna said you're wasting your time here."
"Tch...! This is no fun, Let's go girls." Girl C ordered.
Ace went to Luna who looked perfectly fine. He thought he would've expected a weak expression from her after being confronted like that but to his surprise Luna was calm.
"Thanks. I probably would've retaliated with a punch." Luna bowed.
"That's something a normal girl wouldn't say." 
"What do you define as normal? Like those bitches? Or a child? Like yourself, we're all different and we all have different ways to react to a situation like that." Luna shrugged her shoulders. "Still, I see you have inherited my way of talking somewhat." Luna held a small smile on her last sentence.
"Well... I thought I could feel mature if I acted a bit like you."
"Is there such a reason? We're friends, aren't we? Are you worried about the age gap? Actually... what year are you?"
"Year 8."
"And I'm a first-year in high school. Two-year difference. I'm not treating you any different from my friends."
"It's a good way to learn how to have a sharp tongue." Ace held a small smile.
"Haha... you're right." 
"I booked a study room again. I need your help with some of my subjects."
"Again...? Is it math?"
"Yeah..."
Within the study room, Luna tutored Ace in various subjects. Even going so far to help Ace learn the year 9 material so he can potentially go into a good high school. Which already he has decided to aim for Luna's school, a highly academic academy that anyone of economic background or diligent individuals who want to attend a well-known school.
"You want to go to Da Vinci's academy...?" Luna asked.
"It's close to home. And going to a school like that it would look good for universities." 
"And what are you planning to do after school?"
Ace paused. He tried to come up with any potential jobs but looked apathetic as he gave up. 
"Well, it's still too early for you to think about the future."
"What about you Luna?" 
Luna didn't expect Ace to ask about her future as she herself was is still in the processing of identifying her strengths.
"Oh... I'm also like you. I'm unsure as well. My parents suggested that I try to aim for the literary world. But my writing right now is... well I'm unsure what to think of it right now."
"You write?"
"Quite so. Care to read my draft? I typed it up last week. Though it needs some refinements." Luna spun her laptop to Ace's side. After a quick skim Ace became interested in the concept.
Her draft talked about the psyche of a character living their life in this day of age. Much so that it related to both Ace and Luna themselves. People finding their purpose in life, the reason they want to continue living in this world. It was only the introduction Luna typed but Ace was hooked on her writing.
"That is a problem in this day in age. We're all following a process, going to school then once we're done we're out in the wild trying to find something to do." 
"Right? It's because in this contemporary age. It's all about trying to find joy in life. Whether that be through family, wealth or sense of duty. But realistically, wealth and economy play a role in shaping what we want to do and how our world works. Just because one wants to do a specific job it doesn't mean they'll always get to do it. In the end, there's a chance we might do some job we don't want to do just for the sake of living." Luna explained.
Having been drawn to her insightfulness Ace reflected upon himself whether he'd be that type of person who may not be able to find a purpose in life.
"It's not just wealth. It's also about individuals in a predicament on why they should live for the sake of it." Ace added.
"Haha, you're right. Albert's 'An Empty Human' focused more on that
"But if I ever finish this book. I want to end it with a positive note. Is that naive thinking of me?" 
"No, if there are people like me I'd feel hopeful if you somehow give some sort of encouragement. Let me know when you have written more your writing is very interesting." 
"Sure." Luna smiled.
Everything about Luna, Ace was drawn into. Her intellect, her insightful thoughts of life, her habits and dislikes. Ace knew that he was not an empty shell. He is a man that holds feelings for a girl who does not see him the way he sees her knowing that his fascination with Luna is building up to love.
"Though... I wish to try to type up more. The students at the academy are quite corrupt. Being there is a pain that I don't feel like writing at times and at home I'm often tired to do so." Luna held an annoyed expression.
"That sounds like a big problem."
"It is, it makes me think what if we had a disciplinary committee. Like that would ever work, if I ran something like that then all the bullying with be redirected to me."
"That makes it easier to find out who doesn't deserve to be in such a well-known school. It'll be easier to thin out the corruption knowing who wants you down."
"Aren't you a schemer, but if you're going to go to the same high school I might as well suggest this concept of discipline."
"Hopefully that will work."  
"If it does. I can read and write with peace."

When Happy sat among one hundred students and listened to the sound of them reading out loud, he felt as if he had left the world of martial artists. The atmosphere was incredibly calm and peaceful. 
He held a book in his left hand while sitting among the students in his blue robe. He flipped through it quietly and read the lines while noting some things down with his right hand. He never stopped, as if he had used some sort of hack. His written lines were neat but wild, and his words quickly covered the white sheet of paper. 
The developers of the game had not created a programme that would make the players practice their calligraphy in the game. Hence, as long as the players paid attention and read the words, they would naturally write the words on the paper instead of having to do it themselves. 
It was a very quick way to obtain Comprehension points, since it was much faster than practicing and pushing a martial art to Grandmaster Realm. Hence, the players sometimes needed to stay patient and spend time reading and writing. 
For the sake of fairness, even if a player paid a lot of money to increase their Comprehension, they would need to read the books before their Comprehension would increase. The system only helped them write down the words.
Ding!
There was a clear sound of the notification from the system.
"Successfully learned the Three Character Classic. Comprehension +1."
The first book swiftly vanished from Happy's hand. 
Hey did not find it strange and picked up another book from the table, flipped open the first page, and began reading it out loud. 
Books like the Three Character Classic contained the easiest and most concise academic knowledge. The time required to read through them once was also the shortest. The others would require at least half an hour while some even up to two hours! Hence, reading and writing became the main theme of Happy's life that day. 
He did not go to classes in reality, but instead came to the game to read and write. Many people would find it hilarious and strange. 
"The Osprey sings on the small island in the river. A kind and beautiful girl is the ideal partner for a boy."
Since Happy had experience from his previous life, he could easily read aloud many of the sentences, and he did so with great ease. He finished reading and writing the entire book in one go and looked like one of the NPC students who served as a background beside him. 
Happy did not notice that the players further away had already become dumbstruck. 
They could be considered as old timers in the private school, and when they were free, they would come there to chat. However, they had only met a handful of people who came to the school to study. Most would just quickly glance at the books and would run away after they saw the exorbitant prices. Sometimes, a rich person would drop by and read Three Characters Classics, but they would be defeated by the prices after that too. 
None of them were like Happy.
He had a pile of stupidly expensive books in front of him while he waved his brush and wrote at a moderate pace. He looked as if he wanted to spend all his money in the school. 
But even if he wanted to spend his money, he needed to actually have it first. 
The six people were completely intimidated by Happy's presence and bearing! They held their breaths and did not even dare to breathe loudly while whispering into each other's ears to try and guess his identity. 
"He bought around ten of them… That's at least five hundred thousand, maybe six hundred thousand taels of silver."
"If we convert it to RMB, that's tens of thousands. This brat sure is willing to spend his money. Isn't it better to just buy a few high-tier martial art manuals if he's so rich? What's the point of pushing his Comprehension so high now?"
"Who knows? Besides, how would you know if he doesn't have any high-tier martial arts? Judging by his bearing, he doesn't treat money as anything. Tsk, tsk, when can I also be like him?"
"The likes of you? You waste your life when you have nothing to do! If I have to say, you can forget about it in this life, that is, unless there is an inflation!"
"Shut your trap."
While the group chatted, it gradually lost its interest in the stranger who continued to read without looking at anyone. The six bent over their tables and continued to spend their time in boredom. 
Throughout it all, Happy never stopped. He was completely immersed in reading and writing, and the books on his table vanished one after another. 
Sometimes, he would log out, but when he logged in, he would return to the private school and pick up a book without any hesitation. He continued reading out loud and writing from where he had stopped. During that period of time, the people who had been stationed in the private school to keep watch had been switched a few times. 
Ding!
When the system notified Happy that he had obtained another Comprehension point, he heard the sound of footsteps, and a person walked into the private school. The change in the lighting made Happy instinctively cast a glance at the entrance. 
It was a man with an incomplete silvery-white mask. He only had half his face in the open while standing not far away from Happy. His footsteps were steady, and he had one hand pressed against his sword. He gave off a noble and aggressive feeling! His presence was that of a military man. 
He had a cold expression on his face while he stood at the entrance of the private school. He swept through the school with a scrutinizing glance, and soon, he noticed Happy, because he was really eye catching in his blue robes while he sat among a sea of white-robed scholars. 
Happy did not give off the presence of a wandering martial artist when in his blue robes. He held a book in his hand while he read out loud. Since he had been doing it for a long time, his gaze had become calm, and his presence was one of indifference. He created the image of a scholar who stood aloof to the rest of the world, and the books before him gave him an unfathomable air. 
Their gazes met in the air, and their expressions changed. Two different presences clashed. One of them was tough, while the other was gentle. However, when the two gazes met, unimaginable sparks flew. 
The man with the silver mask had a tough and fierce presence, a cold and indifferent temperament, and his gaze was sharp. He looked like a saber that had been drawn from its scabbard. He made other people feel as if the air had frozen. 
The six players in the private school were completely intimidated. They held their breaths and looked at each other at a loss. 
Happy was the exact opposite. 
Even though he had the calm look of a scholar, when he faced the silver-masked man, he did not seem to have noticed the aggressive presence that made the newcomer seem like a mountain. He was like a vast and calm ocean that had no waves. While he sat, he made the silver-masked man feel as if the aggressive presence he gave off struck nothing. He felt slightly awkward and unhappy. 
His gaze darkened. 
'A powerful enemy!'
He nodded quietly to show his respect. The silver-masked man then searched for a spot, placed his sword on the ground, and sat down. His posture made him look like a general who had just returned to the imperial court. 
While he stared at the person's back, ripples slowly appeared in Happy's heart. The memories that were buried in the depths of his mind gradually became clear when he examined the familiar incomplete silver-white mask. 
'It's him!'
He was a legendary player who was rumored to be a retired military man. He had created a military martial art himself and killed a high-ranking player who had a high-tier martial art at the seventh realm. It was an event which had shocked the entire World of Martial Arts. 
The man's name was Silver Wolf. 
Happy remembered that Silver Wolf had become famous very early on and stirred up the tide of players creating their own martial arts. Even he was affected by many of Silver Wolf's battle replays. From them, he gradually came to understand that martial arts counteracted each other. It was a pity, however, that before long, Silver Wolf completely disappeared from World of Martial Arts. 
Silver Wolf did not return after Happy rose to power. He seemed to have retreated from the World of Martial Arts because of some events in reality. It made Happy feel incredibly regretful, because he longed to have his skills advance after facing such a tough opponent!
He did not expect that they would have the chance to meet again under such circumstances. 
Silver seemed to have noticed Happy's attentive gaze. He turned around while sitting in the front with the hidden part of his face toward Happy. The holes where his eyes were shone with a profound light. There was a hint of wariness and puzzlement in the man's eyes. 
Happy smiled to show good will. Then, he redirected his gaze to the book in his hands. 
It was best if he did not interfere with the events that had nothing to do with him. 
Silver Wolf might be destined to only be a passerby who would appear briefly in his life. 
Speaking of which, he only needed three more Comprehension points to reach the requirements to practice Seven Stars Sword. It was a high-tier sword technique in Mystical Realm, and it would be his first high-tier sword technique. 


When he returned to the World of Martial Arts, the game was filled with blood and battles! Chen Kaixin had chased after the footsteps of the one emperor, two empresses, three princes, seven dukes, and thirteen aces for three years, but during the eve of the Sword Among Us tournament in Mount Hua, he was ambushed by evil bastards, and was killed so much that his level dropped to that of a newbie. He completely lost the chance to join the ranks of the powerful players in the game! In great disappointment, Kaixin quit the game and got drunk so that he could forget his sadness, but during that stormy night, Chen Kaixin found that he had actually dreamed for a total of three years, because when he woke up again, he woke up to three years ago, when he was still a student. 

Chapter 2. Rebirth (2)

"I am going to school."

"Watch out for cars. Be safe."

Ren tightened his shoelaces as he left his room. It's been a few days since he had again started going to school but it always felt refreshing.

'Youth sure is nice.'

Ren felt that being young was best. It's been a few days since he had became young again and Ren felt that his body was full of energy.

It's been a few days since he had transmigrated into another world and it still feels surreal to Ren. 

At first, he had thought the he will again wake up in his 47 year old body but he was relieved that it wasn't a dream.

These few days, he was also adjusting to his new life. At first, he had trouble talking to his parents but he had now adjusted to it.

He already have the memories and feelings of the previous owner, so he didn't have much trouble admitting them as his parents.

At first, it was awkward to have conversations but he gradually got used to them and the memories and feelings also helped him.

The second thing that he was doing this past week was finding information on the internet. Although he had the memories, he still felt the need to search for information.

That's why he was browsing the internet for any information and what he found was unbelievable. 

Although the history of this world only had slight difference, he found that the culture of both world was vastly different.

Nearly all the movies and songs of this world was different from his own world. Although the quality was not that different, the songs and movies were still different.

Not only the songs and movies but the stars of this world were also different. There were no Charlie Chaplin or Robert Downey Jr in this world.

All the stars and celebrities in this world was unfamiliar to him. It was also the same for books.

All the famous books like the world famous «Harry Potter series» and literary masterpieces like «Gone with the wind» are missing in this world.

Ren was sad that he will not be able to read those masterpieces again but he was also happy because this world has its own collections of books which Ren had never read before.

Their quality were also not inferior. There were also top quality literary masterpieces and intense fantasy novels in this world.

That's why he had been mostly reading those books these past few weeks.

In this world, Ren's family wasn't rich but they also don't have money problems and the previous owner had also saved up quite a bit of money.

It was his pocket money which he had saved for buying a video game which Ren had used for buying the books.

It wasn't like Ren hated video games but instead of games, he was more inclined towards books. He will rather read a book than play a game.

As he was thinking about that, he reached his high school. It was still early but there were already students entering the school.

His high school name was Gahai high school and it was a fairly old school that was famous in the area.

The school was located besides a small hill. The hill was small and only small animals like rabbits and stray dogs live there but it was a famous spot for students.

The sunset from the hill looked good and it was a popular spot for confessions and you could even see some couples there in the evening.

As he was thinking about that, he soon entered his classroom.

The atmosphere of the classroom was heavy like usual. Ren was in his third year of high school and it was the time when students are the most worried about their university exams.

Ren could see various students studying and only some students were talking among themselves. 

Those talking among themselves were also only making small talks as not to disturb the students who were studying.

Ren quickly found his seat and moved towards it. His seat was in the last row besides the window.

As soon as he sat down on his seat, his shoulder was tapped by someone. 

"Hey, Ren, did you read the light novel I lent you?"

"Yeah, I read it. It was fun."

The person who spoke to him was a average high school student. His name was Kenzaki Kei. He was his best friend.

He was a average looking youth with black hair and black eyes. Most of his features are ordinary and the only thing that stood out was his passion.

"I know, right. It was a great read. It was only the author's debut work but he really hit it off from the start. It was really entertaining and I even heard that there would be plans for a spin-off and a anime series will be also be airing soon."

"Hey, Kei, can't you keep it down."

Hearing Ren's words, Kei glanced around the classroom and saw that several people were looking at him with dissatisfied expressions.

Kei hurriedly lowered his head out of embarrassment and shame.

Kei was always like this. He always got passionate about his likes and hobbies when talking about them. His likes were also peculiar. They were light novels, mangas and anime. Overall, he was a otaku.

"Ah, it is the most embarrassing thing that had happened to me."

Hearing Kei's words, Ren snickered and said.

"Isn't the most embarrassing that happened to you was getting rejected by the school queen?"

"…..Can't you forget about that."

Kei groaned as he said with a embarrassed face.

"How can I forget about that? You fell in love with the school queen just because she smiled at you."

Kei hided his face when he heard Ren's words. It was a embarrassing moment for him. He had gone to confess to the school queen back then and he was rejected as soon as he confessed.

The school queen didn't even gave him a glance and rejected him without thinking a second.

"….I was naive back then."

"You are still naive. Haha."

Ren was already familiar with Kei after a few days of talking and they had also become good friends. Ren knew Kei will not mind his words.

Kei also didn't say anything about Ren's mocking. He knew he was just making fun of him and didn't mean it seriously. 

"The teacher is coming."

Someone shouted and the whole class turned silent hearing that. All the students hurriedly pull out their books. Even Ren and Kei pull out their textbooks.

'Slide!'

With the sound of door opening, the teacher entered the room. 

The teacher was a middle aged man in his 40s and he had a rather intellectual look on his face. He was even wearing glasses which made him look more scholarly. 

His name was Shiki sensei and he was the history teacher as well as Ren's homeroom teacher. 

He was a rather popular teacher among students because of his kind and gentle nature and his teaching methods. 

"Let's start the homeroom."

Fame, wealth, prestige, genius, destruction, despair, loss and failure.

Those are the eight words which describes Ren's life completely.

He was hailed as a genius but his arrogance led him to despair. From a genius, he became a failure.

He was just struggling with his life when fate gave him a second chance.

Now, what will he do after he found himself waking up in another world.

It was human nature not to know what was good for oneself. She deserved it!
Qiao Nan, who had been staying in the house of the Shi family and studying English, was not aware of all these happenings at the hospital. She further did not know that her fickle-minded father could, in fact, be so awesome when he set his heart out to do something.
She was quietly reading in the house of the Shi family and waiting for the results of the college entrance examination.
There were still ten days before the results of the college entrance examination would be out. Nevertheless, the middle school examination results of the third-year junior high school students whom she had previously given tuition to were already announced.
Suddenly, without prior warning, the loud sound of firecrackers could be heard coming from the entrance of the house of the Shi family. Qiao Nan jumped in shock and the English dictionary that she was holding dropped to the floor.
"The entrance of your house?" Qiao Nan looked at Shi Qing.
Shi Qing shrugged. "Impossible. My dad is the type who works behind the scene. He's not into such fanfare."
"Lei Feng[1]—not leaving a name behind even after doing a good deed?"
"Right!" Shi Qing clapped. "So, these firecrackers are most likely set off at another house and not mine. Don't need to bother."
Qiao Nan picked up the dictionary. She wanted to continue reading it but she felt that the noise of the firecrackers was too close to them. "I think something is not right. Shi Qing, why don't you take a look at the entrance? When are they going to finish setting off these firecrackers? It's too disturbing."
"Okay." With Qiao Nan's company, Shi Qing was more inclined to stay at home. She had transformed into a young lady from a fake lad. "Ah, Qiao Nan, quickly come and see. It's not at the entrance of my house but yours. Those people look quite familiar. That young one is probably one of the students that you have taught!"
"Ah?" Qiao Nan was dumbfounded. She stood up and walked out to take a look. Was that so?
"Teacher Xiao Qiao!" The child was more sharp-eyed than adults. As soon as the young boy turned, he saw his own young teacher at the entrance of the house of the Shi family. "Teacher Xiao Qiao, the results of my middle school examination are out!"
"Ah? Judging from what I see, you must have done well." Qiao Nan looked at the boy smilingly. "Congratulations to you for faring so well. With this, you will be able to enroll in your favorite high school—The High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China."
The boy shook his head. "Teacher Xiao Qiao, I've changed my aspirations. One year ago, I was foolish. Now, I don't want to study at The High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China anymore. I wish to study at Ping Cheng High School!" With this, he would then be considered as schoolmates with Teacher Xiao Qiao.
"…" Qiao Nan raised her brows. Was this due to her influence?
After thinking, Qiao Nan then said, "This is your own life. Of course, you can decide for yourself. However, you can't choose to ignore your parents' opinions at times. You have to listen to them and respect your parents. Don't you think so?"
Although the results of Ping Cheng High School were much better than those of The High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China last year, it was just for that one time. Hence, The High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China was still the best school in Ping Cheng and the top-tier high school in the province.
If the student were to study at Ping Cheng High School and give up studying at The High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China due to her influence, his parents might feel resentful. Qiao Nan expressed that she could not afford to have this happen.
"Hahaha, don't worry, Teacher Xiao Qiao. As parents, we're actually very open-minded. As long as the child has considered seriously and knows what he wants—as long as he's not making a decision out of impulse—we, as parents, certainly have to respect their opinion, no?" The parent of the child was immediately smiling like flowers. That bright and dazzling look nearly made Qiao Nan unable to open her eyes. 
Shi Qing walked out curiously.
What kind of results did this child obtain in the middle school examination that could make the child's parents give up the top school in Ping Cheng, The High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China, and let him wilfully study at Ping Cheng High School instead? "May I ask how your child fared in the middle school examination this time?"
"He's the top in Ping Cheng!" The child's father was all smiles. 
Excluding the time when he was promoted to a father, from the time that he was born, he had never been in so much limelight!
"Top student in Ping Cheng? That's such a great improvement." Qiao Nan was well aware of the grades of her own student. Previously, this student was the one whose grades improved most rapidly. He even ranked first in the class and eighth in the cohort during the preliminary examination.
With such grades, it was certainly not difficult to get into Ping Cheng High School. It was also not difficult to get into The High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China if he were to be more conscientious during the examination.
However, to Qiao Nan, ranking first in the whole of Ping Cheng was something unexpected. "Congratulations. You have worked very hard during this period. Although I didn't teach you for that long, I am very proud of you. Nevertheless, when you attend high school, you must remember to maintain the same learning habits. Learn humbly. Don't let your own ego be inflated and forget what your surname is. If you really can't do that, return to your junior high school and ask for all the formal examination papers that you have taken during the past three years. Store them away properly. When you feel that you are feeling a little light in your head, take them out and flip and read it."
There were many intelligent students but also many more were becoming complacent and arrogant because of the good grades that they had attained.
Once this situation occurred, the originally good grades would slip and it would be difficult to revert. After all, the up and down changes were not only the grades but also the sensitive self-esteem of a teenager in his adolescence.
"Teacher Xiao Qiao, don't worry. I remember all that you have taught me previously. I've also written down some of the words. Before the middle school examination, I read through your words. I was thus able to quiet down and revise. Teacher Xiao Qiao, thank you. I was not nervous at all during middle school examination. My brains were extremely alert. If not, I wouldn't be able to fare so well during the examination. Teacher Xiao Qiao, thank you. Really, thank you so much."
It was not just the parents of the students. Even the boy did not expect that he would be the top student in Ping Cheng one day, and it was for the middle school examination!
When he came in eighth in the cohort previously, he believed that was his greatest limit of achievement.
After he read through Teacher Xiao Qiao's words, he relaxed his mood during the middle school examination, made himself feel less nervous, and did not give himself so much pressure. He only quietly told himself that it was also to maintain his current grades.
Who would have expected that, in the end, he had not only attained top in the cohort but also top in Ping Cheng.
When he first knew about this, the boy was so elated that he almost cried.
His previous grades were only above average. He had never been a teacher's pet. It was only until he joined Qiao Nan's vacation class that his status in the teachers' hearts started to rise. He finally knew how it felt like to be an outstanding student in the class.
At the thought that the school had a huge banner with his name printed on it when he went to receive his report card today, the boy felt so emotional that he did know what to say!
Tears welled up in his eyes. He felt embarrassed as he stubbornly sniffed. "Teacher Xiao Qiao, I feel that the most correct thing I have done in my life is to learn from you during the summer vacation last year!"
[1] Lei Feng was a soldier in the People's Liberation Army and is a communist legend in China. After his death, he was characterized as a selfless and modest person devoted to the Communist Party, Mao Zedong, and the people of China.


Qiao Nan: Crap! I am your biological daughter, yet I am treated as if I was picked up from the streets. In fact, you treat me worse than that!

Mother Qiao: Qiao Nan, you are not as pretty or smart as your elder sister. You are not as blessed as her. You have no right to study, marry, or to have your happiness!

Qiao Nan: Why am I not allowed to study, marry, or to seek my happiness? I will find a man right now and marry him!

Qiao Nan is dumbstruck upon discovering that the man right beside her is a powerful figure in the quad—the person who has the most promising prospects to be the future Chief.

Qiao Nan stares at the well-built man in front of her. He has firm abs and cold, chilling eyes. She swallows the lump in her throat as she says her greetings, "Good Morning, Chief!"

If the thoughts of the fans in the Lower Merion indoor basketball court were translated to words, they would probably read, "Xiu Er, is that you?"
Even if it was not in the 1990s, Su Feng's actions would probably cause a commotion.
Moreover, Su Feng had just used the "Shammgod", which nobody had seen before.
Of course, no matter how amazing the shot was, Lower Merion was only leading by one point.
It was Chester's turn to attack.
As the trump card in Chester High School, DeMarcus looked at Su Feng, who was in charge of defending him, in disdain.
DeMarcus was embarrassed from being tricked by Su Feng!
The cheers in the court hurt his ears.
Even the calm expression on Su Feng's face seemed like a mockery to DeMarcus.
"No, calm down, I cannot repeat my mistake!" After looking at the calm expression on Su Feng's face, DeMarcus realized that he nearly got tricked!
"It must be so!
"Cunning Chinese!
"Kobe must have told him what happened to me last year, that's why he kept provoking me since the start of the match!
"First, he used some fanciful dribbling to trigger me, then, for defence, he will…"
Su Feng, in order to restrict DeMarcus' movements, used his best skill, "death coil".
It was worth mentioning that the power of "death coil", under the rules, was stronger.
"Haha, indeed, as I had expected.
"After a successful attack, he will move to the defence side and trigger me. Hmm, after this, he will definitely attack me with his words." DeMarcus suddenly felt that he had become smarter.
Many questions which he did not seem to understand suddenly made sense to him.
"Hey, your name is Su, right? I have already figured out your intention, but I will not be tricked," DeMarcus suddenly said to Su Feng.
Huh?
Su Feng was confused.
Was he okay?
I clearly…
Did not even do anything…
Although DeMarcus was the point of breakthrough for Chester High School, Su Feng knew that he needed to understand him well enough to defeat him.
Although he never heard about DeMarcus in his past life, what if he was like a godly character with incredible techniques like Shammgod?
When going against Ridley High School, Su Feng had attacked after observing Williamson.
Therefore, for safety, Su Feng did not make use of the "Let DeMarcus Take Over" plan.
Su Feng decided to keep a lookout and judge DeMarcus' attack ability first. 
However, Su Feng did not expect DeMarcus to suddenly say something strange to him, as though he had read Su Feng's mind.
After that, DeMarcus acted even more weirdly.
That was because from the positions of the players from Chester, the ball… they had already given space for DeMarcus, waiting for the trump card to finish off the attack.
After all, although their attack method was good, as a high school team, it was quite impossible for them to do a perfect pass every single time.
Handing over the basketball to the most talented player was the tactic that was most commonly used in the 1990s in American high schools.
However…
Just as Chester's players were all ready…
DeMarcus suddenly passed the ball back to his teammate.
The other players from Chester were confused.
"Hehe, you must be waiting for me to attack.
"Don't worry, I won't get tricked. That is because I know you have been signalling to your teammates for them to assist in the defence.
"To be honest, I have never met a defence player who is so cunning like you.
"However, that's not important, as I have changed!" said DeMarcus as he looked "wittily" at Su Feng.
Meanwhile, Su Feng…
Was completely stunned.
What?
Cunning?
Teammates assisting me?
Eh, why do I not know about this?
When DeMarcus passed the ball back to his teammate, Conte, the coach of Chester High School nearly spat out blood…
"If DeMarcus does not get into the NBA… The reason will be his IQ," thought Conte.
Actually, Conte felt that if DeMarcus could be a little more intelligent, his future would be similar to Kobe's.
Sigh… What a pity!
Let's talk about "The Bad Boys Taught by American High School Basketball Coaches".
Cough, back to the topic.
Because of DeMarcus' sudden unexpected move, his teammates were extremely shocked.
They suddenly changed their tactic. The students from Chester were stunned…
Meanwhile, DeMarcus, who had read Su Feng's mind, acted as though he had predicted everything like a god and everything was in his control.
If not they were not in the midst of the competition, the players of Chester High School would have rushed to DeMarcus and shouted,
"Are you mad?!"
One should know that if the momentum for attack was disrupted, the common thing that would happen next was…
A mistake!
The small forward of Chester High School became the person to bear this burden.
Kobe immediately intercepted and instantly attacked.
Clang!
This was a dunk that made the audience go crazy.
Seeing Kobe's airborne distance, Su Feng was extremely envious.
"No no, I have to get a jump like that.
"Because looking good is extremely important," thought Su Feng.
The score became 2:5.
When Lower Merion High School did their speed attack, Coach Conte ran onto the court and shouted to DeMarcus, "What are you doing?! What happened to the solo tactic planned for you?! Why are you not doing that?!"
DeMarcus replied calmly when he saw the anxious expression on his head coach's face, "Coach, you were fooled, that's their plot! They wanted to trick me into playing solo!"
Conte was speechless.
Hold on…
Plot?
DeMarcus took the interval to speak to his head coach after seeing his head coach's confused expression, "Yes, Sir, did you forget how we lost last year? Didn't we run a background check on Su Feng? He is an expert in defence!"
For some reason…
Conte suddenly felt that DeMarcus made a lot of sense.
However, hold on…
Something was amiss.
Before Conte could figure it out on the court, the brick shot brothers… Ah no, the Philadelphia Twin Towers were here!
After the disruption to their momentum from the attack earlier on, the players from Chester High School, who had yet to figure out what was going on in their trump card's mind, were completely lost.
When Su Feng and Kobe went up to fight for the ball, it was a sight…
Meanwhile, stressed by Su Feng and Kobe, the point guard of Chester High School passed the ball to Su Feng in a panic.
Meanwhile, Su Feng felt excited and shot Kobe a look.
Su Feng and Kobe's coordination did not need further description.
Su Feng pushed the ball off the backboard. Kobe rushed forward and took over with a slam dunk!
The audience were once again stunned!
….


In the 90s, as David Stern waits anxiously outside the Great Dynasty TV station building, looking at the NBA recordings in his hands and pondering about how to enter the Chinese market brimming with potential, never does he expect that... Praying to God, actually works!
"Steel Shadow" (or Tetsukage if we want to go with the Naruto reference), "Northern Deity", "Smiling Guardian of the NBA hoop", "Never Shoots Unless He Does a Fadeaway Shot", "Elegant Jump Shots"..... When the bearer of all these titles, Su Feng, suddenly appears, it marks the beginning of youth for many people in the future! 
"Ah spat! How far must these haters go! My nickname is "Godslayer"!" Su Feng complains after reading the newspaper.
G-O-D-S-L-A-Y-E-R. But have you wondered? How many godlike players can the NBA produce in the 90s?

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