After Long Ya Picked Up a Rabbit

[Complete] [V = paid chapters; entered V on 2024.4.29] Long Ya is a wild, carefree boy who takes life as it comes, answers to no one, and drifts like the wind. He wanders all over the world, yet belongs nowhere. Until one day, he finds an orange-haired boy, covered in wounds, in a dark alley. From that moment on, his world is turned upside down. He goes from eating oranges with the peel on to having nothing but orange peels to eat, from living comfortably to having an empty wallet and being forced to play tennis everywhere just to make ends meet, from playing singles to joining the doubles ranks he used to look down on, from a dashing, free-spirited boy like the wind to a nagging mom who is always cleaning up other people's messes... [Smiling through the pain.jpg] *Reader's Guide* 1. The protagonist is the top; Long Ya is the top. 2. Pairing: Kamui (big brother is not a good guy in the traditional sense). 3. A tiny bit of elementary school and crime syndicate plot. 4. The story has an original vampire character whose fighting ability surpasses Kamui's. Kamui does not achieve great fame in tennis in this story. 5. Long Ya's backstory follows the setup in the author's other story, Beloved by All at Rikkai. He did not represent Spain at the U-17 World Cup. This is not based on the manga's original story. If that bothers you, please don't click! The next story will be a no-pairing power fantasy with a female protagonist: After Transmigrating into the Apocalypse Novel My Mom Wrote Mu Xiyao was just complaining that her mom was crazy enough to write their whole family into an Apocalypse novel, with her as the only villain in the family. The next second, she transmigrated into the novel, becoming a minor villain who was about to be sent away by her father after pushing her mother into a vegetative state. Looking at her "mother" just inches away, Mu Xiyao decides to save herself first by breaking her fall. The good news: Her mother is saved and escapes the fate of becoming a vegetable, and the Apocalypse is still four years away. The bad news: Mu Xiyao nearly loses an eye and is disfigured, but still can't escape being "sent away." * In the book, Mu Xiyao goes missing at the age of two and is adopted by a childless couple. At three, her adoptive mother becomes pregnant, and the following year has a daughter of her own. Mu Xiyao becomes someone else's child in the most literal sense. At eight, at her adoptive father's request, she steals her adoptive mother's phone. Her father finds proof that his wife is cheating and sends her away with nothing. From then on, her adoptive mother's family resents Mu Xiyao, and her younger sister orders her to take a toy and jump from a building. Her rare blood type leads her birth family to find her. Her birth mother became mentally ill after Mu Xiyao went missing. When lucid, she treats her like a precious jewel; when ill, she sees her as an enemy and beats and berates her. During one struggle, Mu Xiyao pushes her birth mother down the stairs, leaving her in a vegetative state. Her family treats her coldly and excludes her, and she is eventually sent back to the city where she has lived for years. At her new school, her adoptive mother's nephew leads the bullying. A bottle of sulfuric acid destroys half her face and one eye. Then the Apocalypse arrives, zombies run rampant, and she awakens an ability. She kills for the first time, and the door to a strange, dark, and tempting world opens before her... * Mu Xiyao, after transmigrating into a book: Please make things up when you write. I mean the names. Thanks. [gritting teeth] This story is also known as: A Family of Seven, and I'm the Only Villain [Apocalypse] Theme: Stay true to your youth and your dreams.