At This Point, Let's Log Off

Jiang Xun transmigrated into a book, becoming the background-character ex-wife of the book's sinister villain.

This villain was unlike any she'd read about before.

Other people's book husbands gave them money but never came home. Hers not only stayed away, but didn't give her any money either.

To make ends meet, Jiang Xun tearfully returned to her old job

As a game booster.

As soon as she opened the game, Jiang Xun picked up a new-player apprentice who was ruthless, taciturn, and polite.

Her little apprentice followed her around every day, doing quests, joining her in cursing out the game's developers, and even secretly using her pocket money to buy her a monthly pass.

With tears in her eyes, Jiang Xun decided to meet her little apprentice and give her a copy of the Five-Three exam book to teach her the importance of saving money.

Before the meeting, Jiang Xun reminded her again and again: Remember to wear the matching outfits I sent you last time, and the cute little hair clip. When we meet, I'm going to smother my adorable little sis with kisses =3=

Her little apprentice was silent for a moment. "...Okay."

On the day they met, a man in a pink hoodie stood like a stone statue in a packed milk tea shop. He didn't look like he was there for milk tea so much as to smash the place up.

His unique aura made passersby turn to stare.

Then a delighted girl wearing the same pink hoodie appeared.

The expressionless man's face grew increasingly grave. He suddenly stood up and carefully clipped the pink hair clip to his collar.

His hopeful gaze met Jiang Xun's. She was wearing the same hoodie, but her smile froze and her pupils quaked.

The pink-clad villain walked over to her, his usually expressionless face full of resolve, as if marching to his death.

Jiang Xun's alarm bells rang. She took two steps back, ready to run at any moment.

The villain suddenly asked, "Didn't you say you were going to kiss me?"

Jiang Xun: ...?

*Expect lots of keyboard-based online gaming.

Theme: Have the courage to be yourself