Online Game: Master, Don’t Run Away

Blurb: The old blurb was too cringeworthy, too painfully obvious, and too awful to look at. It also gave many people the mistaken impression that this was a story about a naive heroine and an all-powerful male lead, so I’ve revised it! A few friendly warnings: 1. The heroine’s surname is Bai, and her friends call her Xiao Bai. That doesn’t mean she’s a little white girl. The male lead is gentle for the most part, though he can be a bit scheming at times. If this isn’t your thing, please don’t grab me by the neck and shake me like Qiong Yao. 2. This story features drawn-out scenes and plenty of fangirling. If that isn’t your thing, please don’t grab me by the neck and shake me like Qiong Yao. 3. This is a painfully sappy romance wearing an online-game setting as a disguise. If it’s not for you, please don’t grab me by the neck and shake me like Qiong Yao. 4. There isn’t much about online gaming here, and the story isn’t based on any one specific game. It’s a blend of everything I’ve seen, heard about, and played. There are also plenty of real-world scenes, so if you’re here for lots of gaming, please don’t grab me by the neck and shake me like Qiong Yao. 5. I’m posting this today because my friend Tangtang is about to leave our homeland and fly to the far side of the ocean. I dedicate this little story to her as a small expression of how much I miss her and as a tribute to our friendship. (Xiao Muhan, 2009.08.23 08:45) Thanks to my friend Mao'er from BS for making the illustration. For certain reasons, I can’t use it anymore. I’m sorry, dear. The new cover was made by my editor and the lovely Xiao Shui. MUA... Please adopt my new project! Intention: