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Summary

In "One in Ten Thousand," Wen Quan navigates a new reality where he must bind with characters to earn credits through a system that tracks favorability. Despite his efforts over three days, he struggles to find a bindable character. The story unfolds as he encounters a stunning woman, leading to a dilemma about how to make contact and complete the binding process. Wen Quan's internal conflict highlights his lack of experience in flirting, as he searches for strategies to approach her. The narrative explores themes of identity, social dynamics, and the pressure of expectations in a university setting.

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