When a Social Phobic Transmigrates as an E-Scum Gong

By: 八月中林

Lin Xu, an 18-year-old high school student, made a sudden and dramatic transformation from an internet-addicted slacker to a cool and exemplary student, becoming an overnight sensation in the school.

But he himself was unaware of all this because before his transmigration, he was an ultimate social phobic. After transmigration, he inexplicably gained the notorious persona of a cool, badass gong online.

Obviously, the original Lin Xu was an immature high school student who, in order to make money, agreed to become the online boyfriend of a certain rich second-generation, embarking on a three-month online romance. And in the eyes of his so-called partner, he was a mature man with a magnetic voice + eight-pack abs + a successful career.

While his partner was discussing business in a five-star hotel, Lin Xu hesitated at the school gate, debating whether to buy some spicy hotpot, because the vendor would warmly remember the names of regular students. 

While his partner was cruising in a luxury car, Lin Xu, as the flag bearer for the school sports meet, was standing at attention, his face stiff. 

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Not only that, but his partner would also act cute with him every night, saying, "Gege, show your abs?" 

Lin Xu had no choice but to take pictures with a flushed face, not daring to capture even a corner of his school uniform.

Finally, when the three-month period ended and the role-playing game was over, Lin Xu breathed a sigh of relief. When the other party suggested meeting in person, he felt justified in deleting, blocking, and quitting the internet in one go, thinking he had finally paid off the original Lin Xu's debt.

Later, when Lin Xu was forced to attend a classmate's birthday party at a bar, his whole body tensed up. In the dim light, he saw a young man with a devilishly handsome face staring at him intently, a tear-shaped mole at the corner of his eye. 

Lin Xu slowly lowered his head, filled with fear. He distinctly remembered that they weren't from the same city, right?