Transmigrating as the Younger Sister of a Bigshot with Multiple Identities

Chapter 650 - 650 I Only Have Gu Yang as My Sister

Translator: Henyee Translations  Editor: Henyee Translations

The next day, Gu Pei bounced back with enthusiasm.

Spotting Gu Jin, his eyes lit up, and he exclaimed, “Damn, Gu Jin, your gaming skills were off the charts yesterday!”

Gu Jin raised an eyebrow. “Really? Took you a whole night to figure that out?”

“The more I mulled it over last night, the more it clicked. I replayed it in slow motion over ten times before I recognized it resembled a move the Whale God used to pull off!”

Gu Jin’s heart sank slightly. Had she been identified?

With admiration, Gu Pei gazed at Gu Jin, eagerly asking, “How did you learn it? Can you show me?”

Gu Jin’s demeanor turned frosty. “I’m not in the teaching business. I’m busy. You’ll grasp it after a few more views.”

Refusing to relent, Gu Pei clutched her sleeve tightly. “Fine if you won’t teach. Just use it again so I can observe! Gu Jin, Big Sis, please!”

The Whale God’s technique was undeniably cool!

He was determined to master it, even if it meant in his dreams!

And Gu Jin actually knew the move. As a devoted fan and inheritor of God Whalefall’s legacy, how could she let this opportunity slip by?

“Gu Pei, let go.”

“No way! I’ll release if you promise to show me,” Gu Pei persisted shamelessly.

Veins pulsed on Gu Jin’s forehead. She grabbed his wrist, her expression blank. With a firm grip, Gu Pei winced in pain and relented.

“Just this once. Pay close attention.”

If she had known Gu Pei would be so clingy, she wouldn’t have played with him yesterday!

Gu Pei beamed with joy and bowed. “Thank you, Big Sister!”

Gu Jin looked repulsed. “Don’t call me sister. Gu Yang is the only one I acknowledge.”

Gu Pei’s expression froze.

Damn, Gu Jin held a grudge!

For the sake of learning the Whale God’s move, he endured it!

If she hadn’t saved him before and now revealed the Whale God’s secret, he wouldn’t have dared to address her as sister!

When he mastered it, he vowed to challenge Gu Jin and emerge victorious. Hahaha!

As Gu Yang descended the stairs, she spotted Gu Jin and Gu Pei sitting together amicably. A wave of relief washed over her.

She had been right. Her younger brother’s resilience was intact, though he needed time to recover.

Later that afternoon, after school,

Gu Pei’s physical education class ended early, and he waited beneath the Year Three school building for them to head home together.

Gu Yang descended the stairs with her friends.

News of Gu Pei’s recent struggles—breakup, altercation, academic decline—had already circulated among their social circle.

Given her close ties with Gu Yang, her friends understood the situation intimately and sympathized with Gu Pei.

Thus, when they spotted Gu Pei, Zhu Di, Mo Mo, Lu Mao, and others approached to offer their support.

Zhu Di offered a comforting pat on his shoulder. “Pei, don’t let it get you down. You’re tall, handsome, and loyal. You’ll surely meet someone better in the future.”

Gu Pei nodded gratefully. “Thank you, Sister Zhu Di.”

Mo Mo interjected bluntly, “That Xu Niannian isn’t worth your time. When you do find someone, make sure she meets your sister’s standards.”

Gu Pei chuckled wryly. “…Sister Mo Mo, if you want me to become a monk, just say so.”

“Hahaha!” Lu Mao couldn’t contain his laughter. “If you can’t handle it, just go by Sister Mo Mo’s standards. Pei, don’t dwell on it. Who hasn’t encountered a few bad apples in their youth? Just keep your eyes open in the future.”

Mo Mo smirked, glancing at Lu Mao. “Exactly. Take your brother, for example. Despite being betrayed numerous times, he’s still cheerful all day. It’s nothing.”

Lu Mao’s expression froze.

As Gu Pei, Gu Yang, and their friends chatted and laughed, they approached the school gate. Suddenly, Xu Niannian caught up with them, calling out to Gu Pei.

The smile on Gu Pei’s face faltered, frustration flickering in his eyes.

Once again, Lu Mao, Mo Mo, and the others exchanged glances, forming a protective barrier around Gu Pei, obstructing Xu Niannian’s view.

Xu Niannian, sporting a high ponytail and shouldering a bag, maintained her cool demeanor as she halted. Furrowing her brow, she expressed her discontent, “Step aside. I need to talk to Gu Pei alone.”