While playing Honor of Kings, Cen Zhiyi ran into her junior-high deskmate, Song Ye.
It should have been a happy occasion, but she panicked. Song Ye had another identity, too: he was the person she'd once confessed her feelings to.
That confession was one of Cen Zhiyi's darkest memories, the kind she least wanted to remember from her turbulent youth. Nobody wants to face their embarrassing past, right!?
Song Ye was a top student, but he wasn't good at games. He gave away First Blood from the start.
Cen Zhiyi was delighted. At least the universe was fair: when it came to gaming, she was better than Song Ye.
But it seemed she'd called it wrong. After that first death, Song Ye never died again. He even got pentakills all the time, beating the other team until they begged him to carry them.
And this guy even won the campus Honor of Kings tournament. While everyone crowded around Song Ye to celebrate, Cen Zhiyi quietly slipped away.
Then Song Ye, who hadn't spoken to her once since their reunion, finally said, "Cen Zhiyi, aren't you going to explain that confession from back then?"
As the tournament-winning team, Cen Zhiyi and Song Ye went to the gaming club for a friendly match.
Everyone said the two of them, one beautiful and one handsome, were a treat to look at when sitting together and caught everyone's eye when walking side by side. They were clearly made for each other.
It was a shame that when they sat next to each other, neither looked at the other or said a word. They acted like strangers.
They cast the game from Song Ye's phone, and the moment the screen appeared, the quiet classroom erupted.
Song Ye had saved Cen Zhiyi under a contact name that said: My So-and-So?!
Theme: A confident girl is the cutest