Huh? I'm from the Countryside [Infinite]

[Coming soon: The Whole Class Is Monsters, and They're All Terrible at It; What Do Elementary Schoolers Know About Ghost Stories?] Before Anxi started her senior year of high school, her school was investigated, the teachers fled, and the students were split up and assigned to various high schools around the city. Anxi was the only one assigned to Qihang High School. Anxi was nervous. She had never left her small town, and her grades had always been terrible. She'd heard that big cities were dangerous, and that people there were formidable and hostile to outsiders. Would they kill a country girl like her? * After living there for a while, Anxi realized that her new school's teaching was worse than her old school's. She fit right in, and could even start thinking about getting first place on the final exams. It was just that the school had a group of very strange students: They didn't eat when it was mealtime, didn't sleep when it was bedtime, and didn't listen during class... They also kept dragging her into groups and saying things she couldn't understand. It was like they were planning to blow up the school. Anxi didn't dare refuse. Whenever she couldn't understand them, she could only mumble, "Huh? I'm from the countryside. I don't know..." She really didn't know city students were this terrifying. #B-blow up the school? Can we at least wait until after finals? #What if she's first in the class? Wouldn't that make Anxi Mountain proud? # [Player POV] There's a strange player at Qihang High School. When the ghost students eat, she eats. When the ghost students sleep, she sleeps. When they go to class, she even takes notes! When it's time to discuss clues, she blushes and says in a simple, embarrassed way, "Huh? I'm from the countryside. I don't know..." A total slacker, with a strong stomach, a big heart, and no sense at all! In the end, she didn't get first place on the final exams. She blew up the school and insisted it was their fault for teaching so badly! She's really something else. [Well done!] -- Here's another upcoming story: What Do Elementary Schoolers Know About Ghost Stories? Yangyang is a ghost story. In her third year of existence, she transmigrates into a fictional period drama... But that's not important, because she can't read. Before she turned three, she fought roosters, chased dogs, went after geese and caught fish, ruling the village like a tyrant. At three, she was sent to kindergarten and started learning to read. She discovered that the book she'd transmigrated into was called I Transmigrated to the 1990s and Rose to the Top Through Fortune-Telling. Yangyang: Boring. Grandma, Grandma, can you tell me again the story about the naughty little wolf who gets carried off by a child? Grandma: It's naughty children who get carried off by the big bad wolf! That night, Yangyang smelled a ghost story and saw a monster in wolf skin carrying off one of her friends. Yangyang charged over, headbutted it, and opened her mouth to carry off the naughty big bad wolf. The next day, at Sunflower Kindergarten, Class One. The children chased after Yangyang, chattering: Great King Yangyang! Great King Yangyang! Can you tell us again the story about the naughty big bad wolf who gets carried off by a child? * The heroine of I Transmigrated to the 1990s and Rose to the Top Through Fortune-Telling has been reborn! This is a fictional story set in a pseudo-period setting, teeming with ghost stories. In her first life, the heroine was a sword cultivator. After she transmigrated, she pretended to be a fortune-teller and hunted ghost stories, only to meet her end in a little rural village. There were no living people left in that village. Everything visible to the naked eye was a ghost story. After being reborn, the heroine headed straight for the village, determined to nip the danger in the bud. When she arrived, smoke curled from the chimneys, roosters crowed, and dogs barked. The place was full of life. Where were all the ghost stories? The heroine stopped a villager and asked, "Is anything strange happening around here?" The villager stared, then warmly said, "You're here to see the little shaman, aren't you? Our village's little shaman is amazing. She should be skipping class and slacking off right now. I'll take you to her." The heroine: ? The heroine: What! You're saying this elementary schooler who fights roosters, chases dogs, skips class, and doesn't do her homework is the great master who subdued every ghost story in Kui Village? Later: The heroine: Great King Yangyang! #What do you mean I'm shamelessly clinging to an elementary schooler's coattails?! That's nonsense! Just wait until I tell Great King Yangyang!# The Whole Class Is Monsters, and They're All Terrible at It The heroine gets into the Survival Academy after the college entrance exams. Everything about the academy is great, except there are no humans. She pretends to be a nonhuman, but overdoes it. Her class is the worst in the whole school, with every student a failure, and she ends up being the least human of all! The heroine gets promoted to class monitor and spends four years worrying herself sick over the whole class. Luckily, the school assigns jobs to its graduates. The entire class gets packed off to a big boss's instance as NPCs. The heroine lets out a sigh of relief. Wait! She overdid it again! Why is a human like her worrying about a bunch of nonhumans? But then... Classmate One: Sob, Class Monitor, help me! There's thunder in this instance in the middle of the night, and they want me to go scare people. I'm terrified. Classmate Two: Class Monitor, I'm hungry! That thing says my scare technique isn't up to standard, so it won't give me food! Classmate Three: Class Monitor, save me! This boss is terrifying the life out of me! The heroine: I'll pretend one last time! Just once, then I'm out! [Player Forum] #Has anyone noticed a bunch of little monsters suddenly showing up in Survival Game... and every single one is terrible at its job?# The thread kept climbing the rankings, listing all the ways the lousy monsters messed up, until... Floor 445: I'm the OP. Don't hit me! If you hit the little ones, the big one will come, and it's terrifying! Floor 446: Then how did you survive? Floor 501: I gave the little monster who couldn't scare anyone a piece of candy, and she helped beg for mercy for me. -- Completed plot-driven novels in my collection -- After the Whole Class Transmigrated into a Dungeon's Bosses... I Can See Your Health Bar [Infinite Flow] -- Completed romance-driven novels in my collection -- Online Dating in a Horror Game [Infinite Flow] Mom, Give Me Fifty Million [Book Transmigration] No Handing Out Flyers in the Instance [Infinite Flow] Theme: Stay true to your original aspirations and keep striving forward.