What's Wrong with Being Single? I'm a Good Man Too

In recent years, birth rates have fallen, marriage rates have dropped, and divorce rates have continued to rise. This has sparked concerns about an aging society, along with claims that being single is harmful.

“A thirty-year-old virgin isn’t even a real person, is he?”

“Being useless is one thing, but he can’t even get married and have kids. What’s the point of being alive?”

“Seeing a bachelor is terrifying. I always feel like they’re potential criminals.”

To prove whether being single really has so many downsides, and to explore whether it truly does more harm than good, a program from the Human Observation Laboratory, led by the Academy of Social Experimentation, singles out an ordinary bachelor named Gu Zhou and broadcasts his life online.

Public opinion erupts.

“How can a man this handsome be single? Is something wrong with his sexuality?”

“He’s helping an old lady cross the street. Are we sure he isn’t putting on a show?”

“They say good people get no reward. Is this guy stupid?”

Gu Zhou: “I may be single, but I just haven’t met the right person. I’m a good person, and a good man.”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.