My Online Boyfriend Can't Possibly Be General Shen Ce

Yan Qiu really hated his childhood friend, Jing Yuan. From childhood onward, Jing Yuan had to compete with him in everything.

For example, when Yan Qiu came first in the school's written aptitude test as a child, Jing Yuan showed off by coming first in the martial arts test the very next day.

As they grew older, Yan Qiu happened to earn the favor of the Diviner, and Jing Yuan immediately became a disciple of Jingliu, the Luofu's Sword Champion.

A few years later, Yan Qiu successfully passed the entrance exam for the Divination Commission, while Jing Yuan became a Cloud Knight lieutenant. He joined forces with four other renowned heroes from the Cloud Knights of the Xianzhou Alliance, and together they were known as the "Five High Cloud Quintet."

Childhood friends are seriously the worst!!!

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Yan Qiu had recently fallen in love. The other person was a short-lived species.

Although they had never met in person, Yan Qiu was sure the other person was kind and adorable. After all, how bad could someone be if they even used super-cute emoticons in their messages?

As a master fortune-teller in the Divination Commission, Yan Qiu was convinced that he and this person were destined to be together.

That is, until one day, he saw a familiar username and familiar chat in Jing Yuan's jade communicator.

One look at Jing Yuan's slightly guilty expression, and Yan Qiu understood everything.

Aaaaaah, Jing Yuan!!!! You catfished me with your alt account!!

Yan Qiu: Jing Yuan!! I'm going to kill you!

P.S.:

A romantic battle of wits between a haughty young master and the Divine Foresight General. Firmly 1v1; everyone else is just friends.

1. That's more or less the story. It's a short novel of over a hundred thousand characters!

2. A chaotic, riotous childhood-friends-to-lovers story.

3. The Five High Cloud Quintet will be saved, but probably only in passing. It's a fluffy little story without much substance.

Synopsis written on March 18, 2024, and screenshotted for the record.

Theme: Love and courage are both essential.