In this novel series originally released in Chinese—and which inspired a number of multimedia adaptations—two disaffected young men stuck in a run-down city discover that everything changes once they find each other.

Unwanted by his adoptive parents, Jiang Cheng leaves home to live in a cold, gray city with his deadbeat dad whose only talent is feeding a gambling addiction. Alone save for his suitcase, the rebellious teenage boy arrives at the train station ready to face his miserable new life.

But the moment he steps off the platform, Jiang Cheng meets the peculiar young girl Gu Miao, along with her big brother Gu Fei—a boy his age with a musical staff shaved into his hair. Rumor has it that Gu Fei is bad news with dark secrets of his own, but Jiang Cheng still finds himself pulled toward the withdrawn delinquent thanks to Gu Miao and, perhaps, fate. The unlikely friendship that blossoms between them shows Jiang Cheng the hidden depths of Gu Fei…and the hidden depths of his own feelings. Features exclusive new art!

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Wu Zhe is a prolific author of Chinese-language danmei novels that have inspired multimedia adaptations, best known for titles including A Lucky Coin, Jie Yao (Antidote), and *Run Wild: Sa Ye.

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STEPPING INTO THIN AIR, ABOUT TO TAKE FLIGHT

Gu Fei might have given up on his relationship with Jiang Cheng, but Jiang Cheng refuses to give up on Gu Miao. But it’s hard, when every message he exchanges with Gu Fei is a heart-wrenching reminder of what he used to have. As Gu Miao starts to make progress with her treatment, Gu Fei may finally allow himself to hope for a better future for her. Does he dare to hope for his own future as well—a life where he can have what he truly wants?

This final volume of Run Wild brings Jiang Cheng and Gu Fei’s tender coming-of-age tale to its close, and features eight bonus chapters after the end of the story—including a brand-new chapter written exclusively for this edition.

The final volume!