On a Journey to Search for Sweet "Dog Food"
Chapter 1 – Campus Arc: A Glamorous Romance – The Cinderella Sweetheart’s Endless Love (1)
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Carefully placing the last slice of lemon on the rim of the glass, Tang Xi handed the freshly made drink to the customer, accompanied by a well-mannered smile.
A scorching gaze followed him as he moved, but he had long since grown used to it. Ever since he started working here, the boss had been sitting in the shop all day, doing nothing but watching him work.
This was Tang Xi’s first decent job since turning eighteen. Even though it was only a temporary position and the boss seemed quite strict, he still cherished it, handling everything with utmost care.
At the window, the boss glanced at his wristwatch. After sitting here for so many days, he finally mustered the courage to call out a name. “Tang Xi, do you have plans after work today?”
“I—I already have an appointment with someone,” Tang Xi replied, caught off guard by the question.
But in truth, he avoided interacting too much with ordinary humans, so he casually made up an excuse.
The adorable little staff, with his round, glistening eyes, looked at the boss nervously as he spoke. Even though he was rejecting the invitation, it didn’t feel rude in the slightest.
The boss could only nod regretfully and even gave him special permission to leave work early.
A new customer, who had come specifically for the good-looking server, joked, “Boss, you’ve really discovered the secret to getting rich.”
Thanks to the good-looking staff member, this hidden little café had been getting more and more customers lately.
The boss simply shook his head with a bitter smile and silently canceled the long-awaited reservation at a private restaurant for the evening.
After work, however, Tang Xi didn’t go to any appointment as others had assumed. Instead, he weaved through several alleyways, slipping into a deserted corner. Once he was completely out of sight and beyond the reach of surveillance cameras, he let out a soft “poof” and transformed into a cat.
Crouching patiently in the depths of the alley, he waited for the girl he had been observing for the past few days. A few days ago, he had deliberately “accidentally” run into her, acting cute before suddenly disappearing into this alley. Sure enough, she had taken the bait—every day around this time, she would come by with food, hoping to run into the little cat again.
When it comes to scamming free food, I’m a pro.
Tang Xi licked his little paws smugly.
“Meow~”
Before long, a sugary-sweet kitten’s meow echoed through the alley.
“We meet again, little kitty! You’re so adorable!” A girl, drawn over by the sound, covered her mouth in silent excitement as she looked at the little golden British Shorthair kitten before her.
She carefully tore the pork jerky into small pieces, laying them on a piece of paper before gently offering them forward, afraid that any sudden movement might startle the little golden furball away.
The round kitten, lying on the ground with its tiny paws hidden from view, let out two polite and well-mannered meows in gratitude before happily digging into the food.
At first, the girl worried that he was too young to chew on the jerky, but seeing how effortlessly he devoured it, she let out a sigh of relief and took out her phone to record the moment.
Tang Xi’s tiny teeth looked like grains of rice, yet they were surprisingly strong. After all, he wasn’t exactly a kitten in the true sense anymore. Though his body still retained the appearance of one, he had actually turned eighteen a month ago. By human standards, he was already an adult.
Of course, pretending to be a helpless little kitten to get free food and affection at eighteen wasn’t exactly the most honorable behavior, but Tang Xi firmly believed he was still a good cat.
In fact, he had already been earning enough money for his cat food by doing odd jobs since he was sixteen.
It was just that human rent and utility bills were ridiculously expensive. Without legal identification, he didn’t earn much, and what little money he had left after being exploited by greedy landlords was just enough to buy his three daily meals of cat food.
Now full and satisfied, Tang Xi used his tiny paws to groom his face before patiently allowing the girl to pet him.
It was an equal exchange.
Two pieces of pork jerky for five minutes of petting.
Tang Xi considered himself a fair and principled cat. As soon as the five minutes were up, he stood up.
“Meow, meow, meow.” Your cat-petting session has ended. Goodbye.
The girl, who had been planning to take him home and adopt him, could only watch regretfully as the little kitten walked away without the slightest hesitation.
Skillfully navigating through the alley, Tang Xi slipped into the crowd and made his way back to his rental apartment without incident.
The apartment was in poor condition. Aside from a few elderly residents on the first and second floors, the building was practically deserted. Living on the sixth floor, he never had to worry about running into anyone, let alone security cameras.
Panting from exhaustion, the little kitten climbed all six flights of stairs with his short legs, only to collapse at the door and immediately transform back into his true form.
The human form was incredibly useful. To avoid drawing attention, he quickly moved the flowerpot, retrieved the key hidden underneath, and unlocked the door.
As soon as the door closed, he stripped off his milk tea shop uniform and casually put on an oversized white shirt.
His soft pink toes curled slightly as they touched the cold floor, and faint purple veins were visible beneath his pale skin.
Tang Xi shivered involuntarily, a slight flush appearing on his delicate face. To avoid catching a cold, he dashed straight to his small but cozy bed, curling up like a little caterpillar and rolling around.
With a flick of his furry little paw, he pulled a plush ball into his embrace—it was his most cherished toy.
From an omniscient perspective, it looked like two fluffy balls playing together—one golden, one white—tumbling across the bed.
At last, exhausted from all the rolling, Tang Xi smacked his lips a couple of times, relaxed, and closed his eyes, drifting into sleep…
His small body nestled against the plush ball, rising and falling ever so slightly with each breath.
…..
[Wake up! Hey!]
Tang Xi’s eyelids felt unbearably heavy, and an incessant noise buzzed in his ears.
His ears twitched as he sleepily raised a paw and swatted at the source of the disturbance—hitting it with perfect accuracy—all without opening his eyes.
Finally, peace returned.
Unfortunately, the annoying voice fell silent for only a minute, as if in disbelief, before returning even louder than before, making Tang Xi’s head ache.
Tang Xi had no choice but to open his eyes, but before he could get angry, he froze.
A small silver ball of light floated right in front of him.
[Are you awake now, you silly cat?]
Although he had no idea why he was in this completely white space, that didn’t stop him from instinctively crouching into a hunting stance the moment he saw the glowing ball.
The silver light ball, oblivious to just how much it was tempting a cat’s hunting instincts, continued floating around, dutifully explaining: [First of all, you have been chosen as the 17,707th task executor.]
[Since you are an anomaly—a bug that violates this world’s laws—you are now required to follow me and complete missions…]
Before the silver light ball could even finish its sentence, Tang Xi pounced.
His small paws landed precisely on the chattering silver light ball, pressing it firmly to the ground.
His pupils dilated, his whole body brimming with excitement as he let out a soft but fierce “meow!”
This was the first time he had ever successfully caught one of these glowing little things!
Whether it was a laser pointer dot or a light reflection from a mirror, he had always pounced in vain. Capturing these untouchable, glowing objects had been his lifelong dream.
The little paws mischievously batted the glowing ball back and forth, and the more the cat played, the more excited it became.
[Stop! Hands off! Paws off! Are you a devil!?]
Tang Xi only stopped after having his fun, flicking the tip of his tail before pausing his actions. However, he still domineeringly pinned the small silver light ball under his paw, refusing to let go.
The silver light ball was helpless against this little kitten and gave up struggling, resigning itself to the situation as it spoke: [I am System 1551. Please take care of me from now on.]
“Meow meow meow?” What tasks do I need to complete?
Tang Xi narrowed his emerald-green cat eyes and lazily asked, showing no reaction that one would expect when encountering such an unbelievable situation. After all, his own existence was already astonishing enough.
1551 easily deciphered cat language: [You can communicate with me directly in your mind. As for that question, you can take a look at the information I’ve transmitted to you—it’s all experience accumulated by predecessors.]
Tang Xi glanced at the suddenly appearing book—it was as thick as half a Xinhua dictionary1.
He only flipped open the first page, read the mandatory section, and then closed the book again. Bored, he licked his little paw.
[So, I have to go to different small worlds and save villains?]
1551 was firm: [This is mandatory. Even if you refuse, I will still transfer you soon. You should know that a creature like you shouldn’t exist on Earth in this era.]
Tang Xi didn’t argue. Ever since he gained sentience as a kitten, he had never stopped searching for companions, but he found nothing.
As technology advanced and science became supreme, he started to question the legitimacy of his own existence. Eventually, he gave up and simply wanted to live a carefree life as a salted fish cat.
Cats don’t have bad intentions—they just want to live comfortably.
So, he asked another question.
[What’s the benefit of doing tasks for me?]
1551 flashed smugly: [You can use points to earn anything you desire. The bigger the wish, the more points you’ll need.]
Tang Xi: [Including my wish to return and settle down?]
[Of course.]
[Alright, let’s go then.]
1551: [As long as you obediently complete the tasks… huh?!]
The system, which had originally prepared a long speech to coax the little kitten, was stunned.
Tang Xi had already adapted faster than it expected. Blinking expectantly, he asked: [So, which world are we going to for our first mission?]
1551 cleared its throat and said seriously: [Since this is your first time, we’ll start with a world that closely resembles Earth. It’s a simple script, numbered 909. Initiating transfer—]
The transfer was brief. Tang Xi closed his eyes as a wave of dizziness hit him, and when he opened them again, he found himself in a completely different place.
But he hadn’t expected his first transfer to be this intense.
A Bentley was speeding straight toward the guardrail at a sharp turn, its tires screeching against the ground.
Thick black smoke billowed from the front of the crashed black car ahead, with flickering flames visible through the wreckage.
As a powerless little kitten, Tang Xi’s first instinct was to recoil in surprise and take a few steps back, trying to distance himself from the accident scene.
But then 1551 called out to him.
[Check the script first!]
In just two seconds, the script was transmitted into his mind, and Tang Xi quickly grasped the general plot.
He also realized that the person inside the car wasn’t just anyone—it was his target for rescue: the villain, who had not yet turned black.
The villain of this world is He Wang, a terrifying tycoon in the business world. His temperament is unpredictable and violent. In this car accident, because he didn’t wake up in time, by the time he was taken to the hospital, he had no choice but to undergo an amputation. This only made his personality even more paranoid and twisted in the future.
Knowing that someone was inside the car—and that it was the mission target—Tang Xi had no choice but to brace himself and climb onto the vehicle.
For a tiny kitten, no bigger than a palm, this car was already an enormous obstacle.
[This car won’t suddenly explode, will it?]
1551 reassured him: [Don’t worry, it won’t.]
Since he wasn’t sure if there were surveillance cameras nearby, he didn’t dare to transform into his human form. He could only struggle to climb onto the driver’s seat in his kitten form.
The moment he saw the man in the driver’s seat, his first reaction was—Since when were villains this handsome?!
The man’s forehead was bleeding slightly, but even with his eyes tightly shut, his charm remained undiminished. His presence exuded raw masculinity and an overwhelming sense of oppression. Even while unconscious, just one glance at him was enough to make someone’s heart tremble.
Tang Xi, in his kitten form, only marveled at this for a moment before smacking that handsome face with his tiny paws.
What’s the use of being good-looking? If he doesn’t wake up now, he’s going to lose his leg!
“Meow meow meow!”
Chapter 1 – Tyrant VS National Teacher (1)
Read more: Tyrant Meets Paranoid [Quick Transmigration] – Chapter 1The sky was overcast, and the capital of Xi Ling was shrouded in a depressing atmosphere.
The emperor’s beloved second son had passed away, at the age of fourteen.
With this, only the third son, Mo Yi, and the fifth son, Mo Dun, were left of the emperor’s five sons.
Within less than a year, three princes had died in succession.
The entire Xi Ling was in a state of panic, with rumors circulating that this was a punishment from heaven for the imperial family’s declining fortunes.
In the capital, the entertainment venues were closed. The sounds of music and singing had not been heard for a long time, and the taverns were no longer filled with noisy chatter.
On the streets, the common people gathered in groups to whisper and speculate about who the next prince to be taken by heaven would be.
However, the thoughts of the officials in the court were that the next heir to the throne would, if not unexpectedly, come from one of these two princes.
Everyone knew that Third Prince Mo Yi was born to a foreign slave, and thus had inferior blood.
The fifth prince, Mo Dun, on the other hand, was born to the empress, and his mother’s family, the noble Anping Marquis, was highly respected. It was likely that the eventual winner would be none other than Mo Dun.
A tinkling bell caught people’s attention.
A simple cart, with only a frame and a canvas covering, was slowly making its way towards the gates of the imperial palace.
The cart was not pulled by ordinary horses, but by an elderly ox.
The ox wore a large copper bell around its neck, which did not ring clearly, but rather had a certain weight to it.
The people did not recognize the cart, but they recognized the pattern embroidered on the streamers behind it.
They knew that the person inside the cart was undoubtedly the Xi Ling National Teacher, Chong Ming.
They just did not know why the adult would choose to ride such a strange cart to the palace to meet the emperor today.
They hoped that the national teacher would be able to think of a way to get heaven to withdraw its punishment and not punish Xi Ling.
Seeing that the oxcart entered the palace gates without being stopped, and then closed the gates completely, the people on the streets withdrew their gazes.
The simple cart entered the palace, creaking as it moved forward.
The curtain was lifted, revealing a small figure.
The slender youth sat down on the edge of the cart in a sprightly manner, causing the old man behind him to be alarmed.
He hurriedly also leaned out half of his body to protect him, and whispered to the youth, “Immortal, be careful! This cart is too simple. I’ll have the boy get you a different cart tomorrow.”
If this was heard by others, it would surely be a shock.
No one would have thought that the always high-and-mighty National Teacher would actually call himself a boy in front of a child.
But who knew that the youth would just wave his hand nonchalantly.
He laughed lightly and said, “No need, if you change to a different, heavier cart, my old Yellow won’t be able to pull it!”
“Besides, didn’t we say to just call me Mu Jin? You have to remember that I’m your disciple now.”
The youth’s cat-like eyes curved slightly, and as he spoke, he simply jumped onto the ox’s back.
He patted the ox’s head, then simply lay flat and leisurely on the ox’s back.
He crossed his legs and paid no attention to the fact that this was the heavily guarded imperial palace.
And the palace guards, seeing that this was the national teacher’s cart, naturally did not dare to say anything.
After all, in the entire Xi Ling, the national teacher had always held a very high position, and was respected and revered by everyone.
“This, this is really humbling for the boy!” Chong Ming muttered to himself, but he did not dare to refute.
Looking at the youth lying on the ox’s back with his eyes blank, he could only wipe the sweat from his forehead and speak in a low voice, “Yes, yes.”
Seven days ago, Master Chong Ming had divined the stars and predicted the arrival of a true immortal from the north. He hurriedly rushed in the direction indicated by the stars.
It was only three days later that he arrived at a remote countryside area and found a young lad in tattered clothes leisurely roasting fish by the river.
The village head accompanying the Master, busy flattering him, mentioned that this young lad was an ominous presence in their village.
However, having cultivated from a young age, Master Chong Ming could sense the abundant spiritual power emanating from the boy.
Through the methods of his ancestors, he observed the lad’s soul and found it shining brilliantly in a golden hue.
Hence, how could such a person be described as ominous? He was clearly a Immortal being descended upon the mortal world.
Master Chong Ming dared not show any disrespect and promptly dismissed the village head.
Fearful of causing any disturbance to the Immortal being, he dispersed the surrounding people before bowing before the youth nine times in reverence.
After declaring his own identity, he requested guidance from the Immortal being.
Unexpectedly, the Immortal being directly asked to return to the imperial city together with Master Chong Ming.
This was a surprising joy for Master Chong Ming. However, he couldn’t understand why the Immortal being pretended to be his disciple and followed him to the palace.
After all, Master Chong Ming believed that the Immortal being initially appeared in the countryside to experience the hardships of the mortal world intentionally.
Could it be that after experiencing suffering, the Immortal being planned to bestow blessings upon the people?
Thinking this way, Master Chong Ming shook his head, feeling that the Immortal realm’s thoughts were beyond his comprehension as an outsider.
He resolved to serve diligently, satisfying the Immortal being, believing that the latter would guide him appropriately.
At this moment, Mu Jin was unaware of Master Chong Ming’s thoughts. He was busy having his mental system replay the image of the third prince, Mo Yi.
Observing the young child frowning as he struggled to study, Mu Jin’s lips curved into a wider smile.
In a very natural manner, he boasted to the system within his mind, “003! Look at how cute my little kid is!”
“Even though he currently thin and small, resembling only thirty percent of Senior Qiong Qi’s appearance, when he grow up, he will surely be as mighty and extraordinary as Senior!”
The system, resembling a black cat, nodded expressionlessly at the words.
It had long been accustomed to its host’s behavior of praising the target at least a dozen times a day.
Remembering the advice from its creator, the main God, Chen Tian, the system knew its host wasn’t as amiable as he appeared. It was best to remain silent when unsure how to respond.
Mu Jin had grown accustomed to 003’s reticence, concentrating all attention on his beloved in his heart.
Even if it was just an encounter in a small world, the thought of his beloved’s soul residing within the other’s body made Mu Jin’s heart uncontrollably warm.
Unconsciously, his beloved’s figure flashed through his mind, darkening Mu Jin’s gaze.
If it hadn’t been for the hint of divine power his beloved had mercifully bestowed upon him, how could he have advanced so quickly in his cultivation and transformation?
In the end, he became successful, ascending to the heavens as the new generation’s Flower God.
Even though everyone spoke of Qiong Qi’s cruel nature and listed his misdeeds, labeling him as the leader of ferocious beasts, Mu Jin remained unconvinced.
Back then, when Qiong Qi and Teng Gen captured the epidemic-causing ghost bug in the human world, they accidentally harmed a clump of black ferns that had gained intelligence. Qiong Qi saw its awakened sentience.
Unable to witness it die in that manner, he granted a bit of divine power to aid the fern’s cultivation.
This event had occurred thousands of years ago. Later, Mu Jin worked hard, transforming into human form and coincidentally became the apprentice of the previous Flower God, Mu Qing.
He even absorbed the essence of the millennia-old lotus, resulting in his dual plant-based form, impervious to all poisons.
Even though he had attained enlightenment and ascended to become the new Flower God, Mu Jin always remembered that he was once just an inconspicuous clump of fern by the roadside.
Even though he luckily gained sentience, he never had flowers that could be deemed beautiful.
Yet, even in his simple, wild state, he still received the other’s mercy.
Such a Qiong Qi couldn’t possibly be the leader of ferocious beasts.
However, perhaps due to the complexities of their relationship, when Mu Jin finally stood in a position where he could stand side by side with the other, he hesitated to acknowledge their connection.
He feared the other might forget the unremarkable Mujin from the past. Initially, Mu Jin could only gaze from afar at Qiong Qi.
Years of observation transformed his initial gratitude into stronger affection.
He had thought he would suppress these feelings forever.
However, upon leaving the heavenly realm to deal with an unexpected situation in the Flower Clan, he returned to learn the news of Qiong Qi’s defeat by Shun and subsequent entrapment in numerous small worlds.
He would suffer in these worlds, never finding peace in any life.
Endlessly reincarnating until his soul was completely erased.
Thinking of this, Mu Jin bit his lip, swallowing the bitterness in his heart.
He had never had a proper conversation with the other or conveyed his feelings.
How could he stand by and watch his beloved dissipate in this world?
Fortunately, he had finally found a way to follow Qiong Qi from Shun. However, he hadn’t anticipated that his mentor, Mu Qing, would foresee his actions just before his departure.
After a long confrontation, Mu Qing sighed and withdrew the barrier that blocked Mu Jin.
He even sought help from Mu Jin’s friend, Bai Rui, to let him choose a system, 003, with extensive experience to accompany him.
Otherwise, he wouldn’t have been able to easily understand his beloved’s current situation.
Thinking of his mentor, warmth flowed through Mu Jin’s heart, and his gaze became resolute.
He would surely take good care of himself in the small worlds and try to prevent Qiong Qi’s misfortunes, finding a way to bring him back to the present world.
The ox cart slowly halted, and Master Chong Ming cleared his throat, bringing Mu Jin’s thoughts back.
Gracefully dismounting from the back of the yellow ox, Mu Jin didn’t follow the master into the main hall as expected.
Instead, he cheerfully handed the reins of the old ox to a palace attendant and nodded slightly to the nearby Master.
Understanding the gesture, Master Chong Ming reluctantly entrusted the palace attendant to take care of his Daoist disciple, believing that the Immortal being must have his own considerations.
The attendant was naturally surprised and hastily nodded in agreement.
Throughout the journey, the other person enthusiastically introduced the scenery along the way to Mu Jin.
However, when the person finished the detailed introduction of the gardens and turned back, they discovered that Mujin had already disappeared without a trace.
In a secluded courtyard deep within the palace, Mo Yi sat on the stone steps at the entrance, holding a slightly worn book in his hands, his brow furrowing deeper as he struggled to comprehend its contents.
He couldn’t fully understand the book, knowing that no one would earnestly teach him, but he refused to accept that fact.
Recalling the resentful words from his mother yesterday, Mo Yi unconsciously clenched his hands.
But as he realized the book had been crumpled, he quickly released his grip.
Though this was the age when he should be innocent and carefree, his eyes betrayed a hidden gloominess.
Author’s Note: Hello everyone~ (^▽^)~ I’m back with a sweet quick transmigration story!
First World: Raising a Youngster, the Ruthless Tyrant Attack VS the Dark and Scheming National Teacher.
rokumi’s note : I’m posting this first chapter just to register on NU. Regular updates will start on December 12 (as one of my projects should end on December 11). Until then, maybe I will post one or two chapters every week if I have time.
Continue reading “FSCQT – Chapter 1”Part 2 of Chapter 29.
“Tongtong, wake up quickly, it’s time for class,” a low female voice sounded by Wan Tong’s ear.
As soon as she heard the words “class,” Wan Tong almost immediately straightened her back and then looked forward.
There were blackboards, neatly arranged desks, and boys and girls wearing blue and white school uniforms exuding youthful energy.
She turned her head and looked over. A girl with a ponytail was smiling at her. “Tongtong, did you stay up late again last night? Why have you been sleeping all the time?”
Wan Tong has been in this world for a month now.
When she first arrived in this world, the original owner of her body had died in a car accident and suffered a severe head injury. Later, she fell into a coma for half a month and only woke up after her body was properly cared for. Today is her first day back in school.
This world is considered relatively normal, because it is during the student years.
She inhabits the body of Zheng Wantong, an 18-year-old high school senior with above-average grades and a shy and introverted personality. In Wan Tong’s eyes, she could be described as somewhat dull.
The person who just woke her up was her desk mate Lin Zhiwen. They were classmates in junior high school and were placed together again in high school. Therefore, their relationship has always been good.
But last month, when Lin Zhiwen fell from the stairs and was seriously injured, she woke up like a different person.
Other people may not know, but Wan Tong is clear that the current Lin Zhiwen has been occupied by a “Raider”.
“Wenwen…” Before she could say anything, there was suddenly a loud noise coming from the hallway, with the voices of boys and girls mixed together, which was quite alarming.
Lin Zhiwen almost immediately rushed out of the door, and Wan Tong even heard her voice, “Gu Chenyue! Why are you causing trouble again!”
As soon as she heard the name “Gu Chenyue”, she also quickly got up.
However, this body has always had low blood sugar. She got up too quickly, and felt dizzy and almost fell down. After a while, she finally walked out of the corridor.
In the crowd, Lin Zhiwen was standing in front of a tall boy, angrily accusing him, “Gu Chenyue, can’t you just calm down? Are you proud of bullying your classmates?”
As soon as Wan Tong arrived, she saw a male student lying on the ground of the corridor, holding his stomach and groaning in pain. It seemed that he had just been beaten up.
Except for Lin Zhiwen, no one dared to approach, and a few people were whispering to each other.
“Is Lin Zhiwen crazy? Isn’t she afraid of being beaten up?”
“Gu Chenyue is too much, but recently Lin Zhiwen seems to particularly dislike him…”
“Fortunately she dares to speak out. Last time, she even stopped Gu Chenyue from fighting, didn’t she?”
Wan Tong’s gaze moved to Gu Chenyue’s face, and then she was stunned. This face looks like Shen Bu, but much more youthful.
Gu Chenyue just happened to meet her gaze, but it only lasted for a moment before he quickly looked away.
He impatiently pushed away Lin Zhiwen and then walked away.
“Damn, Gu Chenyue just left like that? Without even saying a word?”
“Is Lin Zhiwen really that amazing? Every time she intervenes, she can prevent a tragedy!”
“I’m thinking, does Gu Chenyue like Lin Zhiwen? Otherwise, why would he always do this?”
“Last time, when a girl shouted at him loudly, he fought back, but it seemed like he never harmed Lin Zhiwen, so he can’t really like her, right…”
…..
As the classmates around her chattered, Wan Tong listened with her gaze fixed on the aloof figure of Gu Chenyue as he walked away.
At the corner, Gu Chenyue suddenly glanced back, perhaps not expecting that she was still staring at him, so he clearly froze and his mouth slightly opened.
However, in a blink of an eye, his figure disappeared.
It wasn’t until Gu Chenyue was out of sight that Wan Tong withdrew her gaze.
Over here, Lin Zhiwen had already helped up the student who was beaten and kindly said that she would take him to the infirmary.
“Tongtong, can you come help me?”
Wan Tong quickly nodded and said, “Okay, Wenwen.”
Meanwhile, at the corner, Gu Chenyue’s hand in his pocket stiffened, and sweat appeared on his palm. He also stopped walking and looked down at the ground, not moving for a long time.
Hearing the noise from the hallway, he frowned and suddenly reached out to grab a short-haired boy, his expression somewhat fierce. “I need to talk to you.”
The short-haired boy looked at him in fear, then nodded desperately, “Yes!”
Just as Wan Tong and Lin Zhiwen were about to help the fallen boy up, a boy from the crowd rushed in and quickly volunteered to carry the injured boy on his back before running away.
Wan Tong was taken aback by the sudden act, but Lin Zhiwen beside her glanced towards the corner and smirked.
What school bully? He’s just a mischievous little boy.
She’s already 26 years old in reality and has watched countless idol dramas. There are plenty of ways to deal with someone like him!
“Wantong, let’s go back to class,” Lin Zhiwen said as she affectionately took Wan Tong’s arm.
Whenever Wan Tong thought of Lin Jin’er, the Raider from her previous life, she couldn’t get close to Lin Zhiwen, but the subconscious of this body still relied heavily on this friend, so she let Lin Zhiwen hold her hand.
During class, Wan Tong was always absent-minded.
The boss in this world is none other than Gu Chenyue, who appeared just now.
The original owner’s memories of Gu Chenyue were not much, and her impressions of him were also vague and blurred. All she knew was to not provoke him as he was very frightening.
Because the original owner had a very small circle of friends and was also introverted and timid.
This school was only a third-rate school. Most of the students came to attend classes just to get a high school diploma. There were very few who were preparing for the college entrance examination.
Gu Chenyue is the most terrifying person in this third-rate school. As soon as he arrived, he attracted all the girls in the school.
Several boys deliberately tripped him and ended up being beaten half to death. This incident alarmed the school, but it was resolved in a few days. As both parties were at fault, the school only gave a warning.
After this, whoever causes trouble for Gu Chenyue will be directly beaten up.
Gu Chenyue has very good skills, and some classmates saw him associating closely with some gangsters in society. Gradually, no one dared to provoke him anymore.
However, news about Gu Chenyue beating people still occasionally surfaces, making even the girls who like him uneasy, fearing that he may also use violence against them.
Wan Tong did not find any crucial information about Gu Chenyue in the original owner’s memory, but the plot of the world mentioned that his family background is not good, and he has a sick mother to support. If it weren’t for his mother’s request, he would never have come to school.
He is now working as a thug in a nightclub, so naturally his fighting skills are very good.
According to the plot of the world, his mother will pass away soon, but he stayed in school until the end of the college entrance examination before leaving.
[Shishi, in the plot of the boss, the original owner did not appear, so how did she become his first love?] Wan Tong asked in confusion.
[It was the same in the previous world. The plot of the world only provides a general overview, and emotional issues are often ignored.] Shishi replied.
[Just now, Gu Chenyue didn’t refute Lin Zhiwen. Hasn’t there any change in his favorability towards her?]
[Yes, his favorability for her have remained at 20.]
Compared to the negative favorability Shen Bu had towards Lin Jin’er in the previous world, the current positive favorability he has is already very dangerous for Wan Tong.
The eighteen-year-old boss probably doesn’t know what love is. If Lin Zhiwen keeps hovering around him, he might soon experience his first love and be moved by her!
Wan Tong felt a little anxious, but the original owner had always been slow in her actions, so despite feeling flustered inside, her expression on her face remained somewhat dull.
Suddenly, Lin Zhiwen looked at her and asked in a low voice, “Wantong, do you want to go to the nightclub with me tonight?”
Wan Tong’s eyes widened in terror, “Ah? But I… have never been there before.”
“Do you dare to go?”
“I… Okay,” Wan Tong paused for a moment, then asked, “But why do we have to go to the nightclub?”
Lin Zhiwen smiled brightly, “Of course, we’re going to celebrate your recovery and return!”
Wan Tong nodded and smiled back, “Okay.”
She was well aware that Lin Zhiwen was going to the nightclub for Gu Chenyue.
This damn plastic sisterhood.
She hates acting with others the most.
“Okay, it’s settled then. Let’s leave during the last half of class, or else we’ll get stuck in traffic on the way,” said Lin Zhiwen.
Wan Tong continued to nod in agreement.
Gu Chenyue and Wan Tong are not in the same class, otherwise she could observe him closely. What kind of person is this new boss?
The biggest nightclub, Jin Hui All-Night City, is quite far from Nineteen High School, it takes about half an hour by taxi.
Lin Zhiwen’s family conditions were not good, but she had been doing part-time jobs lately and earned quite a bit of money, so she paid for the taxi fare. She even generously bought a dress for Wan Tong on the way, otherwise they would not be able to enter the nightclub wearing their school uniforms.
In the taxi, Lin Zhiwen applied smoky makeup to herself, matched with her red dress, making her look a bit mature and enchanting.
But Wan Tong thought of Lin Jin’er. Do all Raiders like to wear red?
She lowered her head and tugged at her sparkly black dress with a round neckline that exposed her shoulders, then fiddled with her long black hair. As she looked at her fair and innocent face in the mirror, she felt like she was playing dress-up, trying to look more mature than she actually was.
The original owner’s face was too cute, with big and round eyes, long eyelashes, a fringe, a red and moist small mouth, and a small face that was the size of a palm, making her look like a delicate doll.
Lin Zhiwen finished her makeup and then looked at Wan Tong’s face before releasing her hand with a subtle expression. “Tongtong, your skin is really good, how do you usually take care of it?”
Wan Tong : “…” If she was the original owner, she would probably really think that Lin Zhiwen was asking her for skincare advice.
However, Wan Tong sensed a hint of jealousy in Lin Zhiwen’s tone.
Without waiting for her to answer, Lin Zhiwen approached with an eyeshadow palette and said, “Let me do your makeup, otherwise you won’t be able to get in like this.”
Ten minutes later, the two of them were standing at the entrance of the nightclub, and at this time there weren’t many people coming in and out, so when the two girls stood there, they attracted the attention of passersby.
Lin Zhiwen seemed to enjoy the attention they were getting, she tossed her long hair and pulled Wan Tong into the nightclub.
Lin Zhiwen asked the system, and it said that Gu Chenyue did not attend class this afternoon, and he is on duty tonight.
Moreover, there will be a big event at the nightclub tonight, and she might have a chance to get closer to him and make his gaze stay on her more.
The 20 favorability rating was hard-earned by her.
She must make use of it!
Lin Zhiwen pulled Wan Tong to the bar, and seeing Wan Tong’s eyes wandering around as if she had never been to a place like this before, Lin Zhiwen chuckled lightly, feeling a sense of superiority.
She didn’t even look at the menu and ordered two cocktails.
Wan Tong : “Wenwen, I don’t drink.”
“Don’t worry, it’s not too strong. We’re already here, just give it a try,” Lin Zhiwen said casually. She had a good alcohol tolerance and wasn’t afraid at all.
Moreover, she was here to find Gu Chenyue tonight, and it would be better to get drunk.
Wan Tong didn’t say anything anymore, but silently asked Shishi in his heart, [Shishi, is Gu Chenyue here?]
[Yes, he’s on duty today.] replied Shishi.
Wan Tong went through the plot of the world again and realized that someone was going to cause trouble tonight, and Gu Chenyue had been injured because of it. Lin Zhiwen must have come for this matter.