Chapter 1

Wang Bo is a super agent of the Ministry of National Defense's Fourth Direct Action Unit, with the code name "Old Four." He is powerful and has achieved numerous accomplishments, striking fear into the hearts of his enemies. However, before this, few people knew that many years ago, he was just an ordinary high school student. The story begins on a night many years ago.

That night, he had a dream. In the dream, he entered a large white room with a transparent display screen in the center. The screen had operation instructions guiding him, teaching him how to operate the transparent display.

The screen was connected to an incredible exchange system. After scanning and verifying his identity, he was bound to the exchange system. In the exchange system, he had 100 initial points and could earn more points by completing various tasks listed in the system.

The dream was very real and interesting. In the exchange system, he could exchange for all kinds of items, abilities, and skills. He spent a lot of time browsing these items, but by the time he woke up, Wang Bo had not used those 100 initial points.

Wang Bo woke up from the dream and found it was still deep into the night. Checking his phone by the bedside, he saw that he had only been asleep for about an hour. He felt very clear about the dream, a feeling he never had when dreaming normally. Usually, no matter how beautiful the dream, he would only have vague memories after waking up, unlike this time, where the dream felt like a clear memory.

Wang Bo closed his eyes with great interest, hoping to continue the wonderful dream, but unfortunately, he did not enter the dream again. He didn't even dream and slept until dawn.

Although he felt a little regretful for not having the chance to use those 100 points, he wasn't particularly concerned because he still thought it was just an ordinary but interesting dream.

Wang Bo is a high school student currently in the second year at Guanglin High School in Haidong City.

On his way to school, he met a classmate who is a game enthusiast, particularly fond of League of Legends, and could talk about it endlessly.

Wang Bo isn't particularly good at such competitive games, but since they are popular in the class, he has some exposure to them and sometimes plays with his friends during free time to avoid being left out of the mainstream circle.

They chatted as they walked, and when they arrived at school, it was only a little past six, quite early. However, as they passed the basketball court, they saw a group of people already playing basketball.

Guanglin High School is a decent high school with a second-tier overall performance in the city, but its students' athletic abilities are top-notch nationally. The basketball and football teams are well-known and often participate in external competitions.

However, Wang Bo has no connection with such activities. He has average athletic ability, neither good nor bad, just at the level of an ordinary student. Sometimes when the boys in the class organize games, he can join to fill in the numbers, but if given important tasks, it would be a stretch. However, no one expects much from him, as his abilities are clear, and the challenging tasks are naturally left to the more capable students.

Seeing some familiar faces playing basketball, his classmate joined them.

Wang Bo didn't like to force himself into such lively scenes, so he walked to the classroom alone. As he passed the bulletin board, he saw his classmate and publicity officer, Jin Xiaoli, busy working. She was standing behind the bulletin board, opening the cover, tearing off some old newspapers, and holding some new ones.

"Do you need help?" Wang Bo asked casually. Jin Xiaoli's seat was behind his, and she had once lent him a dictionary during self-study class, which he appreciated. She was always friendly to him, and he had a good impression of her.

Jin Xiaoli has a mature figure that stands out from ordinary high school girls, with a well-proportioned body that draws attention. Her appearance isn't stunning, but she is pleasant to look at, with a proper face and excellent handwriting and writing skills. Besides being the class publicity officer, she is also an editor for the school newspaper.

"Oh, thank you. Can you help me hold these for a moment?" Jin Xiaoli smiled gratefully and handed him the newspapers, freeing her hands to tear off the old ones.

Wang Bo casually flipped through the items she handed him and saw the latest issue of the school newspaper. "Are you still editing the school newspaper? It must be tough."

"Not really, it's my hobby," Jin Xiaoli replied. She knew that the school newspaper didn't get much attention and was a thankless job, but she genuinely enjoyed it and was willing to admit it. She aspired to study journalism at Haidong University and saw this work as an important part of her preparation.

Wang Bo flipped through the school newspaper and commented, "It's always filled with trivial news, bland editorials, and essays. There's not much to interest people. I think adding interviews with team members might attract more readers, as they are quite popular."

Jin Xiaoli paused, turned to look at him, and bit her lip. "Actually, I suggested that too, but the advisor said adding sections would affect the budget and asked me to submit a proposal to the student council for a vote. I went to the publicity minister of the student council, but she said it wasn't her decision. The student council has a limited budget, and even if the proposal is submitted, it might not pass. Even if it passes, it still needs approval from the school leadership. If they say the content doesn't align with the school newspaper's spirit, it will be rejected. She suggested I try to communicate directly with the school leadership, but she also said it's too trivial to bring up in a meeting."

Wang Bo was speechless, never expecting such a small matter to be so complicated. He could only chuckle in sympathy, thinking how bureaucratic even schools had become.

They then posted the new newspapers on the bulletin board. As they were closing the cover, they heard a teasing voice, "Oh, you two seem pretty close. Hiding here for a date in the early morning?"

The bulletin board was by the roadside. Wang Bo and Jin Xiaoli were standing behind it, and those who knew understood they were changing the newspapers, but those who didn't might think they were hiding for something else.

However, the person teasing them had seen what they were doing but was just playing a prank. Wang Bo looked and saw it was Liu Yan, the class English representative, who loved to joke, especially ambiguous ones. The more you took her seriously, the more she enjoyed it, often turning misunderstandings into rumors. However, she had accidentally matched a few couples.

Jin Xiaoli didn't need to look up to know it was her friend. She pretended to be angry, "Liu Yan, cut it out, or I'll expose your crush."

Wang Bo clearly saw Liu Yan's smile twitch. He stepped out from behind the bulletin board and said, "I was just passing by. You two chat, take your time." Then he fled, knowing that Liu Yan was the daughter of the school's head of discipline, Liu Datao. If her crush was exposed and the news reached "Big Cannon Liu," it wouldn't end well. He didn't want to hear such gossip. If he knew, should he congratulate the guy or warn him to transfer schools?

However, Liu Yan is actually quite attractive, with big eyes and a heart-shaped face. She has a cute dimple on the right side of her mouth when she smiles. But because she is outgoing and the daughter of the head of discipline, no one dares to pursue her. No one knows who she secretly likes.

Wang Bo ran away, leaving the two girls to exchange glances. Liu Yan pretended to pinch Jin Xiaoli's arm, pouting, "You dare to betray me, I'll fight you!" Jin Xiaoli giggled and dodged, tickling her, "Who made you provoke me first? You put your own crush in my basket..."

"You're talking nonsense," Liu Yan's face turned red, glancing at Wang Bo, who hadn't walked far, and whispered, "If you keep talking nonsense, I won't talk to you anymore!"

Jin Xiaoli, undeterred, spoke louder, "What did you say? Come to the bowl? What? Not to me, then who?"

Because she spoke too loudly, Wang Bo turned back, puzzled, wondering what they were discussing about bowls.

Seeing Wang Bo turn back, Liu Yan was mortified and dragged Jin Xiaoli away, "Alright, alright, Xiaoli, I'm wrong, please don't play with fire. Besides, I'm not really, really..."

"Alright," Jin Xiaoli stopped, "He's gone. Where are you dragging me? Besides, what else? You admitted you have a crush on him, why are you denying it now? Look at your red face."

"I, I, I..." Liu Yan stammered, "You tricked me. We agreed to write down our crushes together, but you cheated."

It turned out that during a private play, they discovered they both had a crush on someone but refused to say it first. They agreed to write it on a piece of paper and exchange it. Liu Yan wrote Wang Bo's name, but Jin Xiaoli only wrote "someone."

"Besides, I wrote it randomly," Liu Yan tried to remain calm, "I explained it already. I wrote a name to trick you, believe it or not."

"Sure, if you wrote it randomly, why not Wang Yi or Wang Er, but specifically Wang Bo?" Jin Xiaoli glanced at her, "But I'm really curious, what attracts you to him? Is it... primal instinct?"

"Primal instinct, my foot!" Liu Yan huffed, "If you say anything to him, I'll be really angry. I don't want him to misunderstand. Joking is one thing, but don't take it seriously. I really don't have any feelings for him. I just wrote a name subconsciously, really..."

Seeing Jin Xiaoli still smiling mischievously, Liu Yan sighed, "Oh, how can I explain it to you?"

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