Boys and Girls Club

Boys and Girls Club is adapted from the author's debut novel when he was in junior high school. The original novel has a total word count of 630,000, and the current adaptation is expected to have a word count of between 1 million and 1.2 Million. The story takes place in a contemporary setting. The protagonist is an ambitious but annoying student. He often talks to others in a joking tone or engages in behavior that seems unusual. However, he has innate judgment and execution ability, is more willing to accept new things, and has an extraordinary desire to explore the unknown world. The highlights of the story are mainly reflected in four aspects: First, the bizarre time-travel plot, which is different from timeline time-travel. The time-travel plot in this book combines the traditional vertical time-travel and the horizontal time-travel between parallel universes to create a chaotic but familiar world. The source of chaos is constantly explored in the shuttle of time and space; the second is the ancient martial arts style, which draws on the chivalrous style of Water Margin... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.