Online Gaming: Master, Please Let Me Go

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On a dark and stormy night, a little beggar in the online game A World of Red Dust was teasing girls to scam them out of candied hawthorns when he looked up and saw a figure with an otherworldly air. The next thing he knew, his mouth was stuffed full of hawthorns.

"You ate my candied hawthorns, so now you have to come with me."

Whoa, forcing a sale?

And so, Hua Jian Yue became the disciple of the "number one expert on the whole server."

Everyone thought the great master had an unforgettable cinnabar mole in his heart, and assumed he had taken on a disciple merely to soothe the loneliness of losing that person. Little did they know that the great master was the one who would pursue relentlessly.

Hua Jian Yue: "Master, please let me go!"

This book is also known as: "My Aloof Master Can't Possibly Be This Adorable," "How Could My Idiot Disciple Possibly Be a Goddess," and "What Do You Mean My Cinnabar Mole Turned Into a Little Beggar?"

Reader's guide: This is a light, sweet little treat. The heroine has an ex-boyfriend warning, and the hero is a tsundere who's liked her for years without ever saying so. The author is terrible at writing blurbs, but please feel free to invest your faith in this book!

Below is the blurb for the new danmei novel, The Shut-In Me and the Illiterate You:

Lin Simu * Zhong Wenshuo

A big shot in the directing program with dyslexia * A long-haired beauty who later shaves her head (?).

Lin Simu: "What did this little mute write this time?"

Zhong Wenshuo: "I'm a fairy. I'm afraid of men."

1. A campus story set around the arts college entrance exams

2. One-on-one romance + happy ending

3. Not exactly a sweet romance or a wish-fulfillment story. The writing is average, and the plot is boring.

4. The entire novel is completed in advance, with updates every night.

Theme: Everyone is someone's beacon of light.