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When the "emergency family meeting" where the parents urged to get married suddenly came through, what was handed over was not nagging, but a box of red wedding candies and a set of keys to a south-facing small two-bedroom house. The life of Lin Ye and Su Tang, senior "game partners", was instantly pressed by an unexpected "start button".
They are comrades who sneak into the game arcade together, do homework online, and play "Star Battlefield" all night long. They are interns who work side by side in the same game company. They are "best friends" who will splash potato chips in each other's hair and complain about moving around more naturally than falling in love. Faced with the explosive proposal of both parents to "get the certificate first" and the "wedding room" that promised to accommodate two hosts, the two of them, after a brief period of confusion, saw a familiar cunning light in each other's eyes——
"Get the certificate? Does that mean you can play games all night openly?"
"You can also change the gaming chair to a double one!"
So, two twenty-year-old young people, with their fresh red notebooks in hand, plunged into a new copy called "Marriage". Discussing the "no team fight time" rule on the IKEA mattress, planning cushions for stargazing on the bay window, and clumsily learning how to extend "dual queue" from the virtual battlefield to the daily necessities of real life in front of the polished game consoles of past generations.
