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Pre-release: "The Train Through the Mist". Add it to your reading list!

Proud little fox (bottom) vs. unloved puppy (top)

After two years, the top spot at No. 1 High School finally changed hands.

For the first time, Lin Huai's name wasn't at the very top.

The school forum exploded with posts as everyone tried to dig up the background of this new big shot.

Most people who had met him were certain: this guy was cold and heartless.

But after scrolling through the forum, all they found was one photo.

The new big shot was crouching in the snow with a cat in his arms, looking at the camera with a faint smile.

Everyone: ??? Weren't we told he was cold and heartless? Who took the picture?

His obnoxious friend was shocked when the grades came out.

"Lin Huai, guess who got first place this time?"

"Me."

Friend: Get a grip. You're not first anymore.

Lin Huai: I didn't say anything wrong. First place is mine, and so is the cat.

Friend: Damn, I'm losing my mind.

"How I Brought My Boyfriend from the Bottom of the Class to First Place"

"How to Win Over Both the Cat and Its Owner"

A sweet, slow-burn high school romance with no major drama. The end.

---- Pre-release blurb for "The Train Through the Mist"

A thick fog sweeps across the globe.

Within a month, respiratory illnesses skyrocket,

visibility drops dramatically, and transportation grinds to a near halt.

Of all forms of travel by land, sea, and air, only the railways keep running stubbornly on.

Chi Chuan has just stepped onto the train home when the announcement crackles over the speakers behind him:

"Hello, and welcome aboard the Train Through the Mist."

"This train has no starting station and no final destination. Its route is unknown."

"There is no conductor or crew. Passengers in need of assistance should go to Car Seven."

"This train operates on a one-ticket-per-stop system. Please keep your tickets safe. A friendly reminder: remember to buy a ticket for the next stop in time."

"Have a pleasant journey."

Chi Chuan: What? I want to get off.

But not only does this train give him no chance to get off and go home,

it keeps shoving the same man at his side: a man who likes wearing gold-rimmed glasses, dresses in refined luxury,

and looks like nothing but trouble.

And they call it "adding excitement to the journey."

But look at him yanking out an NPC's beard, burning every puppet in an NPC's collection, and even trying to destroy a station sign.

How is that adding excitement to the journey?

Isn't he just making the game harder?

Only later does Chi Chuan learn that this man is the final boss.

But he only finds out when the man is kissing the wound on his chin.

Chi Chuan: ...Damn. (A kind of plant.)

Overpowered powerhouse bottom vs. refined scoundrel boss top

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