Black Myth: Boarding with a Western Family on August 19

On August 19, Lu Fei, an international student, moved in with a European-American family.

His peer Jack loved Chinese culture. Ever since the day Black Myth released its trailer, he had been looking forward to the game. Whenever he met up with his gaming friends, they talked about it. In his free time, he would watch Journey to the West. He was a die-hard Black Myth fan.

Susan, Jack's younger sister, took a liking to Lu Fei when she discovered he knew how to use nunchucks.

Jack's parents didn't play video games, but they loved talking about Black Myth.

Jack also had a grandmother, an old relic from the last century. For certain reasons, she was prejudiced against China and remained lukewarm about Black Myth.

Next door lived two international students, one Indian and one Korean. They looked down on Black Myth and would bash it online whenever they had the chance, convinced its sales would be dismal.

Soon, they received some news: the official version of Black Myth would go on sale at 10 p.m. that very night...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.