The Fun-Loving One Never Gives Up

I never thought Lu Yu would invite me out to talk at a cafe one day.

I wasn’t surprised because we had some deep-seated grudge. It was just that our social circles were completely different.

The guy in an immaculate three-piece suit, even at a cafe, opened by asking whether I had a younger brother. I think my expression gave away what I was thinking, because Lu Yu looked like he wanted to say something but held back.

“...I know that, technically, you only have one older sister.” Lu Yu paused, opened his phone, and showed me the chat history. “Technically.”

It was a conversation between him and my sister. She’d said she did, of course, have two younger brothers. I looked at Lu Yu and seriously considered whether the two of us were crazy, or my sister was.

The conclusion was that the world had gone crazy.

Transmigrators were turning the world into a sieve. They affected me too, but most of them were targeting Lu Yu. Since it seemed only Lu Yu and I could notice when they suddenly appeared, I got to stay by his side and enjoy the show up close.

Of course, in return for Lu Yu letting me sit on the sidelines and watch, I occasionally moonlighted as a teacher and explained things to President Lu.

Like why that guy suddenly tripped on flat ground, or why another guy had to take his clothes off right in front of him.

It seemed transmigrators’ missions had time limits, so I was perfectly content to slack off. What happened to the world had nothing to do with me, anyway.

That’s what I thought, before I somehow became an expeller.

A few notes before reading:

Both leads are each other’s only partners.

First-person narration, top perspective.

The writing is straightforward and unpolished.

There’s a secondary GL couple with limited page time.

Theme: You’re never too old to learn.