[Infinite Flow] [NPC] [One-Sided Love]
As a veteran NPC, Jiang Yao has always worked diligently, just waiting for a promotion so he can slack off. But whenever he applies himself to his work, rumors always find their way to his ears:
"Jiang Yao, I heard the newbie you trained became a team leader in just three months. You must have taught him everything you know!"
"Jiang Yao, there's a player who keeps asking about you in the instance. Does your team leader know about this?"
"I remember you worked under that person for a while, too. I heard he's about to put together a big instance, and your name seems to be on the list. You and your mentor are joining forces. What a powerhouse team!"
Jiang Yao: You keep provoking me.
Who is it that keeps asking me at midnight whether this or that is okay?! And who keeps following me into instances, using the perks of their role to get special treatment for me?!! And that other one! He used to be the harshest when he insulted me, and now he's going around telling everyone we're close!!!
Jiang Yao refuses to flirt. Jiang Yao believes there is room in his eyes only for promotions, pay raises, and slacking off. Anyone who gets in the way of his slacking off will get two hard punches from Jiang Yao.
1. Everyone mentioned above has one-sided feelings for the male lead, but there is no CP, no CP. There may be physical contact, but the male lead is a scumbag. His true love is slacking off at work.
2. There are no romantic side-couple storylines.
3. It's infinite flow, but the instances don't involve much deduction, because the male lead is an NPC and the author has no brains.
4. The male lead may not be the strongest person in each instance, but he can definitely throw a hard punch at every guy who falls for him.
The writing is really good, but the pacing is a bit slow for me, especially the emotional pacing ( ´•.• ` ). I've read almost thirty chapters and haven't seen any signs of the new character developing feelings for the protagonist. Plus, the transitions between each arc are too fast, making the arc plots confusing.