[Second World – ABO Plot – Poor Beta Student] Chapter 67 To prevent students from gaming the credit system, once courses were selected at the beginning of each academic year, they could no longer be changed, including electives. The academy’s AI automatically deducted credits for absences. Five missed classes and more than forty credits lost, and the academy would consider expelling the student permanently,… Continue reading

The message spun twice before freezing in the chat window. A line of red text appeared on the screen: [Sorry, your message appears to be empty. Please check it and try again.] Lu Chi paused, pressed Send again, and tried several more times, but it still failed every time. The sentence simply couldn’t be sent. Interesting. A faint smile tugged at… Continue reading

Lu Chi didn’t bother checking the reply. He got up and strolled into the bathroom, leisurely turning on the shower. He was still wearing the cat outfit. The fluffy trim brushed against his skin, while the ribbons hung half-undone, crisscrossing over his shoulders. Once he slipped it off, countless faint red kiss marks came into… Continue reading

It was time to recall the original novel. One week later would be the finals of the practical combat tournament, the liveliest day in the story. The Protagonist won first place in the competition, officially entered the Legion as an intern, and formed the Air Force S11 Squad alongside his academy comrades, beginning his brilliant… Continue reading

Lu Chi lost consciousness very quickly. Because of that, he never learned that the instant he collapsed into Lin Jingsi’s arms, every live broadcast feed covering the D-Division Floating Island arena suddenly failed. The massive holographic screens flickered several times before going completely black. The battered yet beautiful long-haired silver cat vanished from everyone’s sight.… Continue reading

The term fortune-telling was unfamiliar to most people in the Federation. After the Great Interstellar Cataclysm, the Federation had lost the historical records and cultural inheritance of the previous ten thousand years. Although scholars had spent centuries reconstructing fragments of the past, and universities now offered an elective course called Ancient Blue Star Studies, enrollment remained low. As… Continue reading

Lu Chi’s pheromones were extremely faint, yet impossible to ignore, just like the man himself. He appeared quiet and reserved, yet drew countless eyes without realizing it. Originally, he couldn’t smell pheromones at all. It was only because the system was screaming in his head that the Main Shou had gone into heat that Lu… Continue reading

The holographic forums hadn’t had any fresh entertainment in a long time. Beyond the main planet, the Federation Academy had many branch campuses across other star systems, with an enormous student population. With AI coverage spanning the entire galaxy, the forums weren’t just filled with students from the floating islands; after all, no one could… Continue reading

To be precise, what had just happened couldn’t really be called “seeing.” It was more like feeling. For one brief second, Lu Chi had felt the existence of the system inside his mind. But a second later, before he could fully focus his vision, the familiar cheerful mechanical voice vanished instantly. After a pause, he heard the calm… Continue reading

The bathroom lights were bright. Lu Chi gave a lazy hum, still keeping his eyes closed as he answered  leisurely beneath a head full of foam, “Some classmates bullied me and secretly signed me up.” Lin Jingsi paused, but Lu Chi did not seem to care. Lazily, he asked, “How did you know? I remember… Continue reading