那个可爱室友背地里居然!

Ning Guiqu transmigrated into a novel, becoming a minor villain with the same name as his real-world self. Fortunately, his character hadn’t appeared in the story yet, as his plot arc wasn’t due to begin for another four years.

Life after transmigration was full of frustrations, so Ning Guiqu created an alternate account to serve as his personal venting space. Whenever he needed to rant, he would message this account. After venting, he would feel much better. This became Ning Guiqu’s way of relieving stress in his new world.

**

When his dormmates invited him to play games, Lu Yuan logged into his WeChat account, which he hadn’t used since graduating high school.

To his surprise, he found 99 unread messages.

The sender was… his gentle and attractive roommate, Ning Guiqu.

Puzzled, Lu Yuan opened the chat:

[Damn it! Who bumped into my suitcase? Can’t you watch where you’re going?]

[Having to wake up early for college sucks. Can someone please blow up the school?]

[Idiot Shi Wen, can you please stop asking me to play games? Don’t you realize how terrible you are?]

[So what if I’m good-looking? I’m still just an ordinary guy. I don’t want to attend those s*upid mixers! Can’t you leave me alone?]

…

Lu Yuan froze upon reading the messages.

Beside him, Ning Guiqu asked softly, “Lu Yuan, are you joining us?”

Lu Yuan replied, “In a moment.”

His WeChat pinged again with a message from Ning Guiqu: [s*upid Lu Yuan, hurry up and get online. Think you can keep us waiting just because you’re handsome?]

Lu Yuan: “…”

Well, well. His roommate had quite the hidden side.

Later

Ning Guiqu noticed two identical avatars in his WeChat contacts. Feeling uneasy, he tried logging into his alternate account, only to find it completely empty.

Shocked, Ning Guiqu realized with horror: who had he been sending his rants to?

He logged back into his main WeChat account and tentatively sent a message: [Is this account still in use?]

To his dismay, he received a reply!

[Yes.]

Ning Guiqu’s vision darkened. He tried to reassure himself that it was fine, totally fine. The person probably didn’t even know him, so it wasn’t embarrassing at all!

A moment later, his phone chimed again.

[Ning Guiqu, you’ve finally realized I’m not your alt account?]

Ning Guiqu felt like dying. It was someone who knew him!