Chapters

Something grabbed her, and her body surged with heat, as if magma, not blood, flowed through her veins. “Don’t… die!” […]

“Lu Mingfei, Bai Ci, evacuate now! Evacuate! Twenty seconds left!” Norma’s voice blared through the earpiece. Lu Mingfei frantically squeezed

Bai Ci didn’t like snakes much, and she liked these snake-faced human statues even less—cold, slimy, dangerous, and venomous, always

February 13, 2010—Chinese New Year’s Eve. In past years, Bai Ci would spend this night holed up in an internet

Bai Ci sipped her cola, a towel draped over her head, watching the Student Union members train and Lu Mingfei

Bai Ci stared into the mirror, eyes wide, brows furrowed, teeth bared, trying hard to look fierce. She turned to

Knock, knock. A sound came from the door. Bai Ci frowned. She was almost asleep during her lunch break—who was

Lu Mingfei suddenly felt time slow down… The screams around him, Bai Ci lying on the ground, the burning Constantine,

Lu Mingfei felt weird. Dragons were invading the college, yet here he was, driving a Bugatti Veyron with a hot

“You passed out on the rooftop. I brought you back.” Zero held a glass of water, her face as cold