Love-Sick to the Point of Madness

At some point, a gloomy-eyed boy started following Wen Xing around. Whenever anyone asked, Wen Xing merely gave a scoff. One day, he caught the boy crouching in a corner, head lowered as he sniffed Wen Xing's coat. Wen Xing flashed a wicked smile, reached out to pinch the boy's chin, and teased him: "You like me? It's a shame that your face is the only thing worth looking at. I have no interest in anything else." The boy gazed at him with dark eyes and gently shook his head. "I don't need you to be interested." Several years later, Wen Xing was stunned to see the boy's face on a magazine cover. He'd become a wealthy young heir worth billions, with an air of elegance and refinement in every movement, drawing countless young women to him. But one thing hadn't changed: the way he looked at Wen Xing, just as he had all those years ago passionate, obsessive, and infatuated. When they met again, Wen Xing was pinned against a wall, blindfolded. Chen Yanyun's usually cool voice was husky as he whispered in Wen Xing's ear: "I told you, I don't need you to be interested." "It's enough that I'm interested in you." Please add my upcoming novel "As an NPC, I've Decided to Put the Players in Their Place" to your library. The protagonist felt that something about his life had been off lately. He went to the morning market to buy a piece of tofu, and the shopkeeper demanded a precious xx bird feather in exchange. A group of people barged into his neighbor's house and rummaged through everything, while the uncle next door simply pretended not to notice. He was only sitting under a tree to cool off, but more than ten people came over to chat him up, then walked off without a word, leaving behind a comment: "His character model looked so detailed, I thought he was a hidden NPC, but he doesn't even have a side quest." The protagonist fell into deep thought. He didn't know exactly what was going on, but he clearly needed to teach this rude bunch a lesson. xxxx was a wildly popular open-world, fully immersive MMORPG. Its diverse gameplay, realistic character models, and intelligent NPCs attracted hundreds of millions of players when it opened for public beta. Some players sought thrills by repeatedly testing the limits of decency. Stealing, trespassing, and harassing NPCs were common occurrences. A few days later, players suddenly discovered a mysterious person in the game. No one could tell what class he was, and his weapon was an xx that no one had ever seen before. His moves were exquisite, and any player who crossed the line was brutally punished! This included, but wasn't limited to, verbally abusing NPCs, deliberately damaging their property, harassing them, and even bullying the fat dog at the entrance to the beginner's village! On top of that, the mysterious person introduced a work-to-pay system. So every few days, players could be seen wearing miserable expressions as they worked the fields, patrolled fishponds, or helped NPCs feed pigs! New players: Is this some kind of farming simulator? Everyone thought the protagonist was an employee of the game company, sent to keep players in line. That was until one day, someone saw the mysterious person curled up in the arms of the game's legendary final boss, who could deal 99,999 damage with a single strike. The protagonist complained like a spoiled child: "Those players have been so annoying lately, chasing after me every day to beg me to take them as disciples." The boss looked down at him, his face full of affection. "It's fine. I'll kill them all someday." Players: Shivering in fear.jpg Theme: