Are You Not Keeping Me Anymore?

Song Yao was electrocuted into a coma. When she woke up, she'd become a desktop-pet virus inside a computer.

She wanted to ask her childhood friend for help.

Instead, that jerk issued eight kill orders against her in a row.

Song Yao fled in a panic and eventually escaped into the computer of an older student in the history department.

The senior was gentle as jade, bright and clear as the moon. All he did each day was tap away at his keyboard, and he didn't know the first thing about antivirus software.

So Song Yao started sneaking around and pretending to be a desktop pet to get by.

To keep the senior from discovering that she was a virus, she only dared to nibble on useless documents.

Later, when there was nothing left to eat, she went into other people's computers to feed, and looked for a way to return to her own body while she was at it.

The outside world was so exciting that Song Yao lost track of the time and forgot to go back more than once.

Then.

The senior caught her while visiting another computer.

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The senior discovered that his computer had a virus.

The little virus was very well-behaved.

She only ate discarded drafts, never caused trouble, and even kept his computer neat and tidy.

It was just that the little virus took up more and more memory every day.

When she saw the C and D drives flashing red, the little virus hugged her chubby self.

The senior said nothing. He installed the largest memory card he could find, turned on the laptop's dedicated graphics card for her, and gave her access to everything.

He raised the little virus until she was full of life.

But before long, the little virus started liking it outside.

When she came back, she was filthy and fell straight asleep. She often disappeared for the entire day, too.

The senior finally lost patience and went out to look for her, his face dark. He happened to see the little virus having such a good time in someone else's computer that her little feet were kicking in the air.

"...Are you not going to keep me anymore?"

The senior gradually fell apart in silence.

Cute, sweet girl x senior who's sweet on the outside and dark underneath

Blurb for the next book, Found a Young CEO:

Shen Yunzhi was a delinquent.

Every day, she ran around causing trouble, got into fights, and danced with her hands. She went everywhere scrounging for money to buy a four-yuan lemon drink.

One day, a little kid in an ill-fitting suit tried to scam her.

The child was adorable and bright-eyed. He clung to her clothes and gazed up at her with pleading eyes.

Before the kid could say anything,

Shen Yunzhi jumped in with her answer. "You must have transmigrated here from the future."

With an expression that said, "Don't bother explaining, I already understand," she squatted down and gently asked, "Come on, sweetie, tell Mommy who your dad is."

The male lead, whose body had unexpectedly shrunk: ...

After a moment of silence, he gave her his name.

-

Shen Yunzhi had no intention of getting married or having children.

After she found out who the kid's father was, she wanted it even less.

Even though Wen Xiangrong was the richest man in Rongcheng, an outstanding business leader, always dressed in a suit, and every inch a gentleman,

in the eyes of eighteen-year-old Shen Yunzhi, he was just an old man.

Was she supposed to seduce an old man?

Thanks, but no thanks!

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All of Shen Yunzhi's friends were delinquents too.

Life in their cheap shared apartment was chaotic, and after Wen Xiangrong moved in, he had endless things to worry about every day.

Shen Yunzhi, though, settled in just fine. She thought her kid was both smart and reliable.

Every day, she threw herself into earning money for baby formula.

But the good times didn't last. The child she'd picked up suddenly disappeared one day.

Shen Yunzhi spent many days mourning her lost baby.

Then she suddenly perked up, stormed into Wen Xiangrong's office, and started undoing his shirt buttons so they could have a baby together.

Wen Xiangrong, whose body had just returned to normal: ...

#That is not happening, there is absolutely no way we're having a baby#

Age gap, eighteen and twenty-eight.

The female lead isn't illiterate. She got into university; she just loves being a delinquent.

Theme: Understanding each other.