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[75·Happy Enemies] This is a sweet novel that combines elements of the entertainment industry, focusing on the light comedy line of "accidental misunderstanding + systematic counter-routine". The story begins with trainee Jiang Bai stepping on the shoelaces of queen Song Ruolan due to a stage accident. The two were pushed into the hot search for "proposal" due to coincidences such as a dropped ring and misaligned candid camera angles. The system that Jiang Bai awakened at the same time actually issued tasks based on the background of "middle-aged divorce" - this contrasting setting instantly ignited a sense of absurdity. Different from the counterattack routines of traditional entertainment industry novels, the protagonist Jiang Bai's golden finger is not a "perfect singing voice" or "predicting the future", but a memory fragment of a "middle-aged greasy uncle" obtained through the system. When he was forced to imitate the tone of an uncle and tease the diva in the show, he not only created a joke, but also vaguely laid the emotional foundation for the relationship between the two. Song Ruolan's strong character is in sharp contrast to Jiang Bai's "anti-Soviet" operation. The development from "scandalous couple" to "forced to live together" is quite tense as a happy enemy. However, the story is a bit loosely paced. In the early stage, misunderstandings were relied on to drive the plot. In the later stage, the system tasks unfolded slightly abruptly, and the portrayal of some supporting characters, such as the agent and the program team, also tended to be more facial-like. However, as a light-hearted novel, its imaginative setting and dialogue are entertaining enough, making it suitable for readers who like sweet pets that go against the grain. If the main plot logic and character depth can be strengthened, it may be able to reach a higher level.