The random number story

Woah, what an interesting story, I love the first chapter, and I recommend it to everyone, it worth my time. good job author,pls more update

This is an absolute GEM that captivated me from the very first page. The author's masterful storytelling weaves a compelling narrative filled with unexpected twists and profound character development. Each chapter is a delightful journey, blending elements of suspense, drama, and heartfelt emotion. The vivid descriptions and intricate plotlines kept me eagerly waiting for chapters, and I found myself completely immersed in this richly crafted world. This novel is a testament to exceptional writing and storytelling prowess, and I wholeheartedly give it a well-deserved five stars.

Everything is good but the MCs. Basically their interaction is meant to be funny but it isn't at all. It's was funny at the start but until when are we supposed to find their bratty dispute funny, One is god knows how old he is and the other is more than 30 years old, and they can't get over their first misunderstanding, They keep arguing and fighting with each other like some snotty toddlers.

The ice we skate is getting pretty thin

  But, Fan Ling has never been the type to just leave and forget. No, if they leashed him, then he'd leash them too.

... I inspected as the silents stop, but more unexpectation happens more, lights slowly mould off the tall 'thing', shaping into a pure white, form of a ball, floating, the 'thing' is infront of me as 'it' spoke with a feminine voice.

Incidentally, when you get into these gray-area titles, there seems to be no consensus on whether they should be in quotation marks or italics. I'm using italics. Partly because they are longer than short stories, but mostly because book publishers generally italicize them so that they appear to be full-fledged novels.

"I did," Jungkook admits after a minute of hesitation, but to his surprise Rapmon hands him the bottle of shampoo anyway.