I Was Reincarnated As Bai - Chapter 2

“Has god forsaken me? Why the hell I was reincarnated as Bai!? And who the heck is this Bai?!” The young boy smashed the table in front of him as he saw his face changed on the mirror. The face in front of him nearly scared him so much that he nearly smashed the mirror! There was a loud sound echoed in the room and the monitor in front of him moved a little bit from its position.

Frustration swelled up from the young boy’s heart as he can’t accept the bitter truth. He saw the mouse and widely grabs it. He navigated the computer and gather whatever useful information he gets from the previous owner of the computer.

Then he understood what kind of character Bai is. In Bai’s computer, there was a folder named “Shameless_Readers_Comments_and_Reviews” and the content was something the young boy never imagined. There were millions of millions of harsh comments directed on him in a text file!

Not long after, “This is ridiculous! Why I’m I in this person’s body?!” The young boy closed the “Shameless_Readers_Comments_and_Reviews” folder as he could not handle the truth behind Bai’s character.

The young boy closed his eyes and summarized what he learned from the “Shameless_Readers_Comments_and_Reviews” folder.

‘He treats his free readers as trash in his eye. He can’t handle his bad personality. Can’t endure the bad comments. Too much hunger for money. His previous novels were dropped and rewritten. Shameless author and greedy pig.’

The young boy felt his head hurt in the information he got. But something bothered the young boy and he was intrigued by Bai’s personality.

Then he was in deep thought and asked himself, “Who is Bai? Is the people’s harsh criticism of him are all true or is it Bai’s claimed that he was the best author?”

The young boy opened his eyes and said in a low voiced, “I need to understand this, or else I’m doomed on this body forever.”

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the authors imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.