From the Start, I Reform the Dating Market, and the Little Fairies Break Down

Li Fan transmigrated to a parallel world and became an outdoors blogger, but his parents pressured him to go on a blind date.

He thought the girls in this world would be reasonable, but it turned out they were even more outrageous.

Woman A: "You're here for a blind date, right? You look so old. You'd better have at least a four-bedroom apartment and a Mercedes-Benz."

Li Fan: "I've got all that, plus eight figures in savings."

Woman A: "My mom said the 880,000-yuan bride price was settled. I accept."

Li Fan: "Are you done asking questions? Then let me ask you something. Where's the girl I'm supposed to be meeting?"

Woman A: "I'm the girl."

Li Fan: "You're the girl? Damn, are you messing with me? I thought you were Auntie Wang."

Woman B: "Auntie Wang told you about my circumstances, right? I've been divorced. You don't mind, do you?"

Li Fan: "You've been divorced? Could you explain exactly what happened?"

Woman B: "It's simple. I'm divorced, had my IUD removed, and left with nothing."

Li Fan: "Left with nothing? Did the guy get custody of the IUD too?"

Li Fan took the blind-date scene in hand, leaving the self-proclaimed goddesses in a complete meltdown.

"It's over. Men have gotten smart. Where am I supposed to find a sucker now?"

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