Chapter 8: The Proprietress of the Black Internet Cafe
Though Chen Qiao had written rebirth novels and researched plenty, even working odd jobs across industries, he wasn’t just theorizing. […]
Though Chen Qiao had written rebirth novels and researched plenty, even working odd jobs across industries, he wasn’t just theorizing. […]
“Mom, I’ll take Xin Yu back to Grandma’s so she doesn’t worry.” “Okay, check if Grandma’s eaten. If not, invite
“What’s with the blood on your uniform?” Chen Fei Fei’s sharp eyes spotted something off. She examined the red scarf
Chen Qiao had seven yuan and fifty cents on him. In elementary school, that was a fortune. At noon, he
“Got it now?” Chen Qiao asked, licking his lips. His mouth was dry from talking, and the rusty taste of
Ding-a-ling— The bell for the end of class rang. Chen Qiao snapped back to reality. His nosebleed had stopped, but
Chen Qiao, dodge quick, quick… A frantic, childish voice rang in his ears. Chen Qiao, still dazed from the inexplicable
Me? Xueqiu replayed the memory fragments. The “snake” had been sliced like a carrot, but that was surely Xia Yin’s
An hour later, Xueqiu sat at the end of a rectangular table in the building’s only makeshift meeting room. Xia
The footsteps didn’t continue. Just before reaching the second floor of the abandoned building, they stopped without warning. Yet Xia