Waiting For You To Come Online

Xie Yang, a freshman in college, embodies social anxiety, timidity, and well-behaved qualities. He was born with fair skin and looks like he has a baby face. Because of his quiet, shy, and timid nature, he is often mistaken for being gay. The boys around him avoid him as much as possible. In fact, he really is gay.

Xie Yang has been secretly in love with a boy for a long time. The boy is outstanding in appearance, good at studying, and comes from a good family background, making him an unattainable dream for Xie Yang. The only chance they had to interact was when his roommate’s five-player team for a game was short one person, and they asked him to fill in. Unfortunately, Xie Yang is terrible at the game and doesn’t even understand the skills, often missing or causing his team to lose. At the end of the game, he heard the boy say, “Forget it, you guys play.” Xie Yang was then kicked out of the room.

One day, he overheard the boy talking about him with his roommate. “No impression.” “Not interested.” “Don’t like him.” Xie Yang’s secret crush ended there.

By a twist of fate, they met again in a game, both using pseudonyms. They developed a good impression of each other and started an online romance. After spending some time together, Xie Yang decided to confess the truth.

“I… I’m a guy.”
“It doesn’t matter. I like you for who you are, regardless of gender.”
“I’m… I’m really bad at games.”
“It’s okay, winning or losing isn’t important.”
“My… my personality isn’t great.”
“I think you’re very cute.”

One day, Xie Yang discovered that his online romance partner was actually his former crush. Remembering what the boy had said, Xie Yang broke off their in-game relationship overnight and blocked him.

Later, Xie Yang was cornered. He was pinned against the wall and kissed repeatedly. “Still want to break up?”

You don’t need to chase the moon, because it will come to you.

Reading Guide:

The story starts with the receiver’s secret crush and later turns into the attacker’s pursuit.

A mix of sweet and sour moments, with pure sweetness in the latter part.

Many warm and everyday scenes.

There may be discrepancies with real university life; all settings serve the plot.