After dying, Shi Su transmigrates into the body of an odd new student at a psychic academy. He has to play the part of a nurturing caretaker and keep the academy’s gifted students warm without making them act out of character.
The evil villain Shi Su gives him a charming, intimidating look with his handsome features. “Fine.”
When the new league season begins:
The blond half-blood sees him as his sworn enemy. Shi Su dispels rumors that they don’t get along: “We have one of those complicated, forbidden relationships.”
He uses concern as an excuse to hoodwink and swindle him, yet repeatedly rescues the boy from disaster on the field. Don’t ask how the boy got into trouble in the first place.
The boy’s emotions swing wildly time and again. He keeps provoking Shi Su at every match, until in the end, even he can’t explain why.
The proud captain of the opposing team can’t sleep. Shi Su sneaks into their camp every night to play soothing music, slip sleeping tablets into his drink, and give him a sleep-aid doll...
The boy’s insomnia is completely cured, but after Shi Su repeatedly takes advantage of him while he’s sleeping, he grows suspicious of everything.
He insists on finding evidence that Shi Su is behind it all. Without realizing it, he becomes more and more like a vengeful ghost, his gaze clinging to Shi Su like a shadow.
The strongest, coldest damage dealer struggles with his repressed feelings as he fuses with a monster. Shi Su signs a master-servant contract with him, earnest and considerate: “You always go on a rampage and hurt yourself. I can’t stop worrying about you.”
The first time he nears a rampage, the boy can no longer keep a human face. He glares gloomily at Shi Su. “Scared? It’s not too late to regret it...”
Shi Su puts on a solemn expression and pinches his face into a cone, a butt chin, a square, a five-pointed star, and more.
He lets Shi Su play with him, thinking it must be the contract at work, making him obey Shi Su without thinking.
The second time, he grips Shi Su’s wrist tightly, his whole body shapeless. “It’s too late to leave now. You chose this yourself, so I’ll do xx to you...”
Shi Su pats him on the head and cuts him off. “Turn into something fluffy. I want to lie down and sleep.”
Lying on a giant fluffy wolf, fussing over how coarse its fur is, Shi Su gets a good night’s sleep in the freezing arena where everyone else is struggling to stay awake, then takes first place looking bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.
A teammate who resents his twin brother’s excellence, an opposing team strategist with a high IQ who goes blind at the height of battle, the standard male lead who’s missing a certain emotional capacity...
Shi Su’s warmth spreads to every corner of the arena, and the gifted students become stepping stones on his road to victory.
He says he’s worried a teammate is afraid of the dark, so he turns on all the lights and wipes out the light-chasing monsters. He says the teacher worked too hard setting up the arena, so he digs through the arena’s gold mine. He says he can’t bear to see a teammate’s armor damaged, then efficiently repairs it, even though he’s a combat specialist.
Audience: “???”
System: [I’m begging you.]
Theme: Turn the tables against all odds
It's over. I've turned it into Dou Admiration for the child.
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Is there still an archive of the original Infinite Flow meme... Let me take a look at it again...