Seduced the Obsessive NPC and Ran - chapter 17

This conversation felt very familiar.

But Yan Jinge really hadn’t expected that the person who had been persistently emailing the Original Host for the past two or three years to expose the truth about Bai Wei being a scumbag was actually Bai Wei’s younger brother, Bai Cheng.

Yan Jinge grew interested.

“Why is it you?”

There was no reply from the other end for a long while.

Yan Jinge waited until his eyelids were heavy with sleep, so he simply dialed the number.

Great, it was turned off again.

Yan Jinge simply tossed his phone aside, pulled up the covers, and went to sleep.

Early the next morning, Yan Jinge woke up to find no activity on his phone. Instead, President Bai from Nirvana contacted him, saying he had sent someone over to follow up on the project’s progress.

While brushing his teeth, Yan Jinge set a meeting time at the office with the project lead.

Ten o’clock.

The lead arrived downstairs at the company on time.

Yan Jinge sent his assistant to pick them up.

When the knock sounded, Yan Jinge said, “Come in.” He stood up, and just as he looked up, he saw a pair of long legs step in first, followed by Bai Cheng, dressed in a sharp suit, appearing in the office.

Bai Cheng was a senior in college this year. His face still looked youthful, but his hair was neatly combed back, revealing a full forehead that made him look much sharper. He was tall and looked spirited in his suit, already possessing the air of an adult. Unfortunately, his maturity hadn’t quite caught up-or perhaps it was intentional-as he first rudely scanned the office before turning a scrutinizing gaze toward Yan Jinge.

Yan Jinge remained unfazed. “You’re the lead from Nirvana?”

“Yeah.”

Bai Cheng gave a nonchalant response, then suddenly reached out his hand, raising an eyebrow at Yan Jinge. “Hello, Manager Yan. I’m Bai Cheng.”

“Hello.”

Yan Jinge walked over. The moment their fingertips touched, Bai Cheng suddenly exerted force, grabbing Yan Jinge’s hand and pulling him closer.

The distance closed.

Bai Cheng’s somewhat unsettling gaze followed him like a shadow, practically glued to Yan Jinge’s face.

Yan Jinge frowned but acted as if he hadn’t noticed. He took half a step back and looked down at Bai Cheng’s large, bony hand.

He had already released his grip, but Bai Cheng held on tight.

The assistant had already left; only Yan Jinge and Bai Cheng were in the office.

Yan Jinge asked in a low voice, “What are you doing, Mr. Bai?”

Bai Cheng stared into Yan Jinge’s eyes and suddenly smiled. He tightened his grip until his knuckles turned white, giving the hand a slight shake. “Nothing. I just feel a strange sense of familiarity with Manager Yan, like we’re old friends. I couldn’t help but want to get a little closer.”

Yan Jinge: “…”

…How bizarre.

Yan Jinge asked politely, “The doctor I recommended to you before-did you find time to see them?”

Bai Cheng looked up. “…And the one I recommended to you, did you go?”

Of course Yan Jinge hadn’t. He didn’t have any emotional trauma.

The two locked eyes and tacitly moved past the subject. Yan Jinge said calmly, “Then, may I ask if you can let go of me now?” After saying that, he complained softly, “Your hands are freezing.”

Bai Cheng froze, not expecting Yan Jinge to say that.

His eyelid twitched, and he finally let go.

Yan Jinge turned around. “A senior internship?”

“Yeah.”

“To reach this position during an internship, your abilities must be quite impressive.”

“…”

Bai Cheng didn’t answer, and Yan Jinge didn’t care.

He walked to his desk and handed the categorized project plan to Bai Cheng. “Take a look?”

Bai Cheng stepped forward. The two moved to the small sofa on the side.

Bai Cheng quickly scanned the plan.

Both entered work mode and stopped talking about other things.

Yan Jinge waited quietly for Bai Cheng to finish reading. Afterward, they discussed the collaboration, sharing their views and making simple adjustments to the plan.

During this time, the assistant came in twice to refill their tea.

During the conversation, Yan Jinge keenly sensed that Bai Cheng wasn’t the “useless loser” the rumors made him out to be.

Previously, people in their social circle always compared Bai Cheng to Bai Wei, praising one while belittling the other, claiming Bai Cheng was good for nothing. However, upon actual contact, Yan Jinge found him very sharp. He could spot key issues in a plan with just a glance and provide accurate solutions. Even people who had been in the workforce for years might not possess his level of insight.

When the discussion was nearly over, Yan Jinge checked the time; it was noon.

He stood up from the sofa. “I’ll have some people come over later to tidy up and partition an area in my office so you can work here with me. Shall we go to lunch now?”

“Yeah.”

Bai Cheng kept his eyes fixed on Yan Jinge beside him.

The two walked out of the office one after the other. Yan Jinge was in front, instructing his assistant to arrange an access card for Bai Cheng in the afternoon, when he suddenly heard a soft call from behind: “Yan Jinge.”

Yan Jinge was sensitive to his own name and immediately turned back to look at Bai Cheng. “What is it?”

Bai Cheng’s expression was strange. “Nothing.”

Once the assistant left and they stepped into the elevator, Bai Cheng stayed in a corner with his back to Yan Jinge. Staring at the latter’s reflection in the mirror, he asked softly, “Do you really not love Bai Wei anymore?”
Yan Jinge was taken aback for a moment. “Yeah.”

He looked up at the numbers flickering on the elevator display, his expression cold. “Could this even be faked?”

Bai Cheng thought of Yan Jinge’s recent actions, his gaze feeling almost tangible as it stuck to Yan Jinge’s back.

He thought to himself that this person was truly too strange.

Before, he had been so deeply in love with Bai Wei that it was as if his brain had been eaten; he was willing to sacrifice everything and had lost every bit of his intelligence. Furthermore, because of the issue regarding the Bai Family inheritance, he had repeatedly caused trouble for Bai Cheng, viewing him as a thorn in his side.

Yet, on the night of the engagement, while Bai Cheng had been standing in the hallway listening to Bai Wei and Yan Jinge’s younger brother in the throes of passion, waiting to watch the drama unfold, Yan Jinge had suddenly sneaked out. He had been startled to see Bai Cheng, but he hadn’t cursed him out on the spot.

Later, Yan Jinge had gone as far as to draw a clear line between himself and Bai Wei, and his attitude toward Bai Cheng had become completely different from before…

For instance, when they met at the restaurant previously, it would have been good enough if Yan Jinge hadn’t cursed him for being bad luck, let alone proactively approaching him to strike up a conversation.

…Even if the content of that conversation had been very bizarre.

Strange.

It was truly too strange.

It was as if… he had become a different person. It felt as though everything that had happened in the past had been experienced by someone else and had nothing to do with the current Yan Jinge, which was why he could interact with them without any emotion.

But just now, when Bai Cheng had deliberately suppressed his emotions and calmly whispered Yan Jinge’s name, Yan Jinge had turned around immediately-that was a person’s instinctive reaction to their own name.

Besides, it was impossible for the Yan Family to let an impostor live Yan Jinge’s life…

As he was thinking, the person in the mirror turned around.

Bai Cheng froze, not even having time to pull back the expression on his face.

Next second, his ear was suddenly yanked-

Yan Jinge held Bai Cheng by the ear. “Little kid, it’s very impolite to keep staring at people. Let me remind you, don’t learn those bad habits from your brother. You should change them as soon as possible; it won’t do you any good.”

Bai Cheng: “!!!”

Bai Cheng was a bit taller than Yan Jinge, so he instinctively bent his waist slightly, his head leaning closer toward Yan Jinge’s side.

The place where his ear was being pinched didn’t actually hurt, but the warm sensation of the fingertips against his skin left Bai Cheng feeling shocked and confused, while a surge of anger quickly flared up.

-In all his years, no one had ever dared to yank his ear!!!

Who did Yan Jinge think he was?!

To actually do something like this to him in an elevator?!

With a fierce expression, Bai Cheng slapped Yan Jinge’s hand away.

That wasn’t enough.

He pushed Yan Jinge’s shoulder hard.

Yan Jinge hadn’t expected Bai Cheng to be so strong. He stumbled back, and since the space inside the elevator was narrow, he was immediately pinned against the wall by the latter.

Before he could say anything, a sturdy arm swung across. With a *thud*, long fingers pressed against the wall right next to Yan Jinge’s ear, the movement even bringing a gust of wind.

Bai Cheng leaned in, the distance between them extremely close. He narrowed his eyes slightly, his pupils slowly contracting as he stared at Yan Jinge, threatening in a cold voice, “Don’t provoke me. You can’t afford the price.”

Even though he hadn’t graduated yet, Bai Cheng’s gaze at this moment was like that of a lion; it felt as if the moment Yan Jinge shook his head, he would immediately pounce and tear out Yan Jinge’s throat.

Yan Jinge, however, was unaffected.

-Where did this kid read these Mary Sue ‘overbearing CEO’ novels?

His dialogue was so edgy.

His behavior during the handshake earlier was the same…

Yan Jinge thought nonchalantly, his long, curled eyelashes fluttering slightly. “But the way you look at people makes me very uncomfortable.”

“So what?”

Bai Cheng said coldly, “The eyes are on my body. I’ll look at people however I want.”

As he spoke, the anger on Bai Cheng’s face grew even more intense. He was like a pufferfish, puffed up as he said sarcastically, “Besides, don’t you already know I’m ‘sick’? If the way I looked at you made you feel comfortable, how could I be considered sick?”

Yan Jinge: “?”

…That actually made sense!

Yan Jinge could tell Bai Cheng was speaking out of anger, and a hint of a smile touched his eyes.

Whatever.

He was still just a kid, and he hadn’t actually harmed Yan Jinge’s interests.

There was no need to lower himself to the boy’s level.

Yan Jinge placed his fingers on Bai Cheng’s arm and gently pushed down, his voice softening. “Fine, fine, fine. I was meddling. You can look however you want from now on. Can you let me go now?”

By this time, the elevator was almost at the bottom.

If the doors opened and people outside saw them in this position, it would indeed be quite bad.

Bai Cheng gave a low huff and withdrew his hand.

The two moved apart, looking as if nothing had happened.

When exiting the elevator, Yan Jinge glanced at Bai Cheng. Seeing that Bai Cheng was standing still, he took the lead and walked out, saying, “The company actually has a cafeteria, and the food is pretty good. But since it’s your first day, I’ll take you to another restaurant first. You can try the cafeteria tomorrow.”

Bai Cheng: “Mhm.”

He walked behind, looking at Yan Jinge’s back. He suddenly raised his hand and covered the spot on his arm.

Even though Yan Jinge had touched him through the fabric of his suit jacket, Bai Cheng felt as if that patch of skin was burning.
How strange.

Bai Cheng thought nonchalantly that the main issue was the change in Yan Jinge’s personality. The old Yan Jinge would never have given him this strange feeling, and he would have been even less bothered to pay the man any attention. Now, however, things were completely different.

He was very interested in the current Yan Jinge.

As for why Yan Jinge’s personality had changed so drastically…

Could a fox spirit really have possessed him?

…

Gossip, no matter the company, always traveled at lightning speed.

Since the end of the gathering, news had spread like wildfire that several tech gods from Rongding Technology had resigned en masse to take up positions at Yan Corporation. Furthermore, it was rumored that these dozen or so individuals were all on intimate terms with Bai Wei’s secretary, Yan Jinge, and seemed to have a very close relationship with him.

In less than a day, everyone at Rongding knew about it.

“If they want to leave, let them leave.”

Someone who loved drama immediately voiced their opinion. “Is the company supposed to stop running just because they’re gone?”

“I feel like the company mostly relies on the product department anyway, right? The tech department might be impressive, but aren’t the things they build all based on proposals from the product side? What do they have to be so arrogant about?”

“Exactly.”

“…Cough, that’s actually not how it works. Our company launches new products every quarter, but some of that content doesn’t even make a splash when it hits the market. Meanwhile, those key products pushed by the tech department weren’t designed by the product department at all…”

“Then who designed them?”

“I don’t know. There must be some other expert? But I’ve never heard specifically who it is. Actually, I’ve been secretly guessing that the expert might be Yan Jinge. Otherwise, why would the tech department follow him out the door?”

“You’re full of it.”

“Whose lapdog are you, Yan Jinge’s? If Yan Jinge had that much ability, he would have struck out on his own long ago. Why would he have spent all that time running after our President Bai’s ass?”

“Alright, stop with the alarmist talk.”

“We’ve essentially just swapped a dozen employees with the people from Yan Group.”

“A company’s operation never relies on a dozen employees, but on a good decision-maker. I believe President Bai can lead Rongding to victory!”

“Right! What is Yan Corporation anyway? Just a loser we already defeated.”

When the rumors reached Bai Wei’s ears, they made him feel slightly better.

His phone rang.

Bai Wei picked it up and saw a message from a woman he had met at a recent banquet: “What are you doing?”

The corners of Bai Wei’s mouth curled up as he replied in a good mood.

This person was the daughter of the Li Family, two years younger than him. Her family was in the real estate business and was very wealthy. She was an only child with a relatively soft personality. Although she wasn’t as good-looking as Yan Jinge, she was much easier to handle.

Once he secured this heiress, what would Yan Jinge even matter?

Two months passed in the blink of an eye.

It was now September.

Yan Group began warming up for the upcoming launch of their collaboration products with Nirvana.

“This is just the first phase of promotion, so we haven’t revealed too much. It’s all standard content; the trump cards are being saved for later. However, the current online reviews are good, and everyone says they’re looking forward to it.”

Holding a tablet, Yan Wei tapped on the content and pointed it out to Yan Jinge. He then asked, “Why does the person in charge sent by Nirvana… look like Bai Wei’s younger brother?”

“Yes.”

“Could it be that Bai Wei’s side is…”

“No,” Yan Jinge said. “He has a grudge against Bai Wei.”

Yan Jinge briefly explained the feud between the two brothers and mentioned how Bai Cheng had previously sent him evidence of Bai Wei’s infidelity. Finally, he concluded, “After spending some time with him, I feel like he’s cold on the outside but warm on the inside. He’s a pretty smart kid with a quick mind and an interesting personality. If the Bai Family hadn’t neglected him, his achievements would definitely be higher than Bai Wei’s by now.”

Speaking of Bai Wei, Yan Jinge couldn’t help but shake his head. “Bai Wei’s ability is too poor; he’s beyond saving.”

Yan Wei frowned. “That may be true, but they are brothers after all, connected by blood. It’s hard to say what will happen at a critical moment, so you’d better pay more attention… By the way, that Bai Wei hasn’t caused you any more trouble lately, has he?”

He was terrified that Yan Jinge might fall for Bai Wei’s tricks again and run off with that bastard.

Yan Jinge replied, “No.”

“That’s good.” Yan Wei breathed a sigh of relief.

When the news of Bai Wei coming to the company to make a scene reached Yan Wei’s ears, it had left him fuming.

He patted Yan Jinge’s shoulder, thinking of the news he had heard recently. “That Bai Wei fellow seems a bit sinister. It’s like he has some kind of magic that makes people go wild for him. I heard the Li Family’s daughter is utterly devoted to him now. The Li Family is in shambles right now; they even sent someone to ask me how you managed to break free, asking if you found some renowned master to exorcise the spell you were under.”

As he spoke, Yan Wei gave a heavy snort.

Yan Jinge recalled their university days. “During a relationship, Bai Wei is actually very gentle and considerate. He knows how to retreat to advance, and he knows how to exploit the sunk cost fallacy. The more one invests, the harder it is to let go.”

Yan Wei’s brow furrowed. “I’ll mention a thing or two to the Li Family when I get the chance.”
“Mhm.” Yan Jinge didn’t pay much attention to the matter.

Ever since he had transmigrated, he hadn’t once considered Bai Wei a threat.

In the middle of the night, Yan Jinge was jolted awake by a phone call.

Dazed, he checked his phone.

It was from the unknown number that had messaged him before-Bai Cheng.

After picking up, Yan Jinge rolled over. “What is it?”

Bai Cheng paused, instinctively pulling the phone a bit further away from his ear.

Yan Jinge had clearly just woken up. His voice was soft and slightly raspy, sounding quite different from his usual tone. As the sound traveled through the line, it inexplicably made Bai Cheng’s ear feel a bit itchy.

He frowned. Hearing Yan Jinge’s confused voice again, he said succinctly, “Go to Weibo. There’s a good show on.” Then, he hung up.

Yan Jinge: “?”

Yan Jinge turned on his bedside lamp and reluctantly went to take a look.

There was indeed a good show playing out on Weibo.

A well-known finance gossip account had dropped a bombshell, claiming that an executive of a soon-to-be-listed company had let success go to his head. The post alleged he was arrogant and had been bleeding his partner dry, making the partner work for him for free. Furthermore, he had reportedly engaged in numerous casual flings and used his position to coerce female employees into sexual favors. His private life was described as an absolute mess.

The comments section was flooded with people trying to guess who it was.

They even listed the keywords: executive of a soon-to-be-listed company, has a long-term partner, multiple flings, workplace harassment…

For a moment, executives from various companies were dragged into the spotlight and scrutinized.

About half an hour later, another “insider” leaked more info: “The partner already knows. The two were originally engaged in a low-key ceremony, but they’ve since broken it off because the executive went too far. The partner has now returned to work at his own company and will likely have a better future there.”

Keywords: engaged, returned to his own company.

The answer was practically staring them in the face. Everyone immediately locked their sights on Bai Wei’s company, Rongding Technology.

“Everything seems to match up. Isn’t Yan Jinge the heir to the Yan Group? I heard he recently returned as a manager. Employees from the Yan Group also leaked that the CEO of Rongding went there to cause a scene.”

“Damn, the executive director of Rongding Technology is actually that kind of person?”

“To be honest, the partner is so pitiful…”

“He’s already engaged and still hooking up? Isn’t he afraid of catching something? [EatingPopcorn.jpg]”

“Cheating scumbags should all just die-”

“Oh my god, I actually know the people in this drama! I graduated from the same university as the main character! Back then, the drama between him and his partner was known by everyone in school. It was a huge sensation. The partner was the one who pursued B, and it was intense-he sent all sorts of expensive gifts. B finally agreed, and at the time, we all joked, ‘We were never meant to be; it was all my money.’ Who would’ve thought that just a few years later, he’d cheat… This just goes to show that a simp ends up with nothing in the end.”

“I’m blind. I really thought they were a match made in heaven.”

“To the person above, we went to the same school! I also remember Y buying a ton of gifts for B back then, including a seven-hundred-thousand-yuan watch. B used to wear it every day to show off. The school forum even dug into their family backgrounds. If Y hadn’t been so obvious about throwing himself at him, we would’ve thought B was a gold digger being kept by a sugar daddy.”

Yan Jinge: “…”

He had ended up becoming the subject of the very gossip he was reading.

Yan Jinge yawned and sent a message to Bai Cheng: “Was this your doing?”

Bai Cheng: “.”

Yan Jinge glanced at the ambiguous period and then at the time. It was 1:30 AM.

Yan Jinge: “Still not asleep? Careful, or you won’t grow any taller.”

Bai Cheng: “Heh.”

There it was again.

The overbearing CEO act.

Yan Jinge’s eyes crinkled slightly. “I’m going to sleep. Goodnight.”

The next day, Yan Jinge and Bai Cheng had a chance encounter at the office.

Since Bai Cheng had started coming to the company more often, he had stopped wearing suits. Dressed in casual clothes, he didn’t look like he was there to work; instead, he looked like he was there on a tour. As they walked, Bai Cheng deliberately moved closer to Yan Jinge, keeping his spine ramrod straight, as if doing so would make him two centimeters taller.

He was even more excessive in the elevator.

Even though they were in a private elevator and it was completely empty, he stood right next to Yan Jinge.

He was constantly reminding Yan Jinge of his height.

Normally, Bai Cheng was only about half a head taller than Yan Jinge, but today he seemed a bit taller than usual.

Yan Jinge glanced at the elevator mirror and noticed something was off.

In the past, Bai Cheng’s hair had never been this voluminous. It looked like he had specifically gotten it permed or styled today.

Yan Jinge: “…”

There’s really no need.

There’s really, really no need for this.

Yan Jinge found it amusing, and even his distaste for the strange way Bai Cheng always looked at him lessened quite a bit.

However…

“Are you hot?” Yan Jinge asked.

Bai Cheng said coldly, “No.”

Yan Jinge: “I am.”

Bai Cheng was surprised. “What does you being hot have to do with me?”

Yan Jinge: “…”

Yan Jinge looked at the distance between them and took a large step to the side. Seeing this, Bai Cheng’s toes twitched, but he ultimately didn’t move closer. With a sour expression, he let out a soft huff.
The elevator arrived.

Yan Jinge said, “Mr. Bai, after you.”

Bai Cheng gave a smile that didn’t reach his eyes. “No, Manager Yan, you first. You’re the boss-how could I possibly walk in front of you?”

Yan Jinge replied, “Oh? So I’m the boss, am I.”

Bai Cheng: “…”

The two of them entered the office.

Yan Jinge glanced at Weibo and saw that what happened last night had already started to ferment. After being censored and mosaicked, a lot of “evidence” had leaked out, hammering Bai Wei’s “scumbag” label into place.

But the person involved still hadn’t responded-quiet as a dead mouse.

An IPO quiet period?

In this world, once a company submitted its application to the CSRC to list new shares, senior management’s public statements were tightly restricted. The company could only release information to the public through the prospectus, all the way until the application was approved.

It was meant to prevent a soon-to-be-listed company from blasting out a bunch of good news and making it impossible for investors to judge the stock’s value properly.

No wonder Bai Wei had been so low-key lately. He hadn’t even come looking for him.

On the one hand, there was the Li Family’s young miss. On the other, he was probably also afraid Yan Jinge would take the opportunity to make trouble for him and affect the share price.

Yan Jinge was still thinking when an unfamiliar number called. He picked up casually-and Bai Wei’s curses immediately came blasting through.

Yan Jinge paused and hung up.

The call came again, stubbornly.

He blocked the number. The other party switched to a new one.

What a psycho.

Thinking that, Yan Jinge shot Bai Cheng a look.

…A smaller psycho.

Yan Jinge’s phone kept ringing, nonstop, and he couldn’t help frowning.

He was truly sick of Bai Wei. This time, when he answered, he didn’t even wait for Bai Wei to speak.

“It wasn’t me. You’re overthinking it. I’ve been busy with a project lately-I don’t have time to deal with you.”

After he finished, he handed the phone to Bai Cheng.

Bai Cheng: “…”

Bai Cheng glared at Yan Jinge.

Yan Jinge lifted his chin. Remembering how Bai Cheng had been slipping into CEO-speak on and off lately, he copied his tone and said coldly, “You started this fire. You put it out.”

Bai Cheng: “…”

Bai Cheng gave Yan Jinge a strange look.

It had already been five or six hours since Bai Wei got the news, and they still hadn’t found out who had leaked the material. Bai Wei calling Yan Jinge now wasn’t to get an answer-he was using Yan Jinge as an outlet.

Of course, in Bai Wei’s mind, Yan Jinge must have been the one behind it this time too.

-After all, only Yan Jinge had a grudge against him.

So no matter what Yan Jinge said, Bai Wei just kept raging.

Even with the phone not on speaker, the other man’s hoarse yelling still leaked out, echoing through the entire office.

Bai Cheng obviously couldn’t expose himself. Expressionless, he hung up and sneered, “So this is the person you used to like.”

Yan Jinge said, “And this is your brother.”

“He’s not my brother.”

Bai Cheng said it calmly, handed the phone back to Yan Jinge, and added casually, “But you don’t need to worry about him harassing you. He won’t be hopping around for much longer.” As he spoke, Bai Cheng stared straight into Yan Jinge’s eyes.

Yan Jinge lowered his head and fiddled with his phone, giving a flat “Oh.”

Bai Cheng narrowed his eyes.

As if he’d thought of something, he took out his phone and, under the desk, sent his secretary a message.

“Put the Yan Corporation plan on hold for now. Focus on Rongding. Send over all the material we gathered before Rongding goes public-don’t let it screw over the retail investors.”

-Back when Bai Cheng first made that plan, Yan Jinge and Bai Wei had already settled on getting engaged. The two would become a community of shared interests, so his target had naturally been both of them.

But now, he’d changed his mind.

The corner of Bai Cheng’s mouth lifted slightly. Yan Jinge had no idea just how big a disaster he’d narrowly avoided.

Suddenly, his foot got kicked.

Bai Cheng froze.

Across from him, Yan Jinge was still looking down, staring at Bai Cheng’s extended foot, and asked slowly, “Height-increasing shoes? Two or three centimeters of lift, right?”

Bai Cheng: “…”

Bai Cheng yanked his foot back and met Yan Jinge’s gaze.

Yan Jinge blinked, then suddenly burst out laughing. “Hahahahahaha!”

Bai Cheng: “…”

Bai Cheng’s face flushed red all at once. “What are you laughing at! You’re not even taller than me!” He typed viciously: “Sent the last message by mistake! Take Yan Jinge down!!!”

Author’s Note:

“All the private settings in this story are mine!! Whatever I say goes!! If you can enter a game even after you die, then obviously it isn’t Earth! Not my country!”