[A heartwarming, hilarious Honor of Kings story] By chance, Su Yexin crossed paths with esports demon king Song Ziming and became his hater.
She sent a warning letter, but accidentally sent it to the wrong person. Talk about awkward!
She gathered dirt on him and organized a troll army, only for him to roast her mercilessly!
After clearing up their misunderstanding, they kept meeting, and their two sincere hearts gradually drew closer.
Hilarious everyday moments:
1. The brutally honest boy
Host: “A superstar’s glamour is built on countless hours of sweat behind the scenes. How long had you been playing Honor of Kings before you entered your first tournament?”
Song Ziming: “A month.”
Host: …
Comments: [Hahahaha, the whole segment just fell apart]
Comments: [You thought he was all glamour on the surface, but it turns out he never worked hard behind the scenes]
2. The devoted husband
Su Yexin: “You’ve fed me until I’ve put on weight. I’m about to lose my job.”
Song Ziming: “I’ll support you by playing games!”
Su Yexin: “I heard you went on a blind date. I’m coming out of retirement to hate on you again!”
Song Ziming: “I even went back to inherit a hundred-billion-yuan fortune for you. Stop hating on me.”
Su Yexin: “…”
A heartwarming, inspiring story about a group of young people with dreams, striving forward with optimism and determination, and finding love and friendship along the way…
The last few chapters couldn't be worse. The female protagonist was criticized for no reason and was framed by the male protagonist's brother. She was treated like a mistress and was scolded and slandered on the street. How can she still love her boyfriend??? This author, do you think the heroine is a fool? Seeing this, I thought there was some kind of twist. I hoped that the male protagonist would become stronger and know that his brother and Ren worked together to frame his girlfriend. But you told me that the male protagonist's family asked him to study for a degree abroad??? Just let him have free love??? You didn't write about what his brother did in the end, and what happened with Ren was also hastily ended. The heroine still loved the hero, but she was broken up by the hero after experiencing that kind of hurt. It was outrageous that she could still love the hero. Originally, I felt pity for the heroine who was framed in the middle, but when I saw the ending chapters, I thought I was dead, and I was so angry.