Contradictory female streamer × flirty top-tier male streamer | Lighthearted | Sweet romance
Liu Yingcan, a skilled streamer who had been anonymously roasting gaming top-tier star Ji Xishi for three years, finally got her comeuppance.
After a parrot pecked her once, her soul began getting trapped every night, right on schedule, inside the arrogant parrot in Ji Xishi's home.
And so...
In public, she was Yingruo Yinghuo, who never showed her face online and kept her distance from him with cool indifference.
In private, she was a hapless parrot forced to squat in his birdcage every night, watch his streams, enjoy the treats he fed her, and accidentally get a full view of him showering.
What kind of wretched existence was this?
(Help, he seems to have figured out she's not really a bird, but maybe he hasn't quite figured it out.)
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Ji Xishi had noticed that his parrot had been acting very strangely lately.
Not only had its vocabulary of insults expanded dramatically, perfectly reproducing the classic lines of the head of his anti-fan club, but its eyes also held a distinctly human look that said, “I want to kill you.”
Even its manner and bearing were uncannily like those of Yingruo Yinghuo, who avoided him like the plague.
He held an Australian macadamia nut and watched the ruffled yellow figure in the cage.
His eyes narrowed as he drawled, “Wangcai, you've been acting guilty and short of breath lately, and your insults have a personal grudge behind them... Did you learn that from Teacher Ying?”
This rating is purely for the female lead; I really love her. I really don't know what to say about the male lead, but as long as the female lead likes him, that's fine. Anyway, the whole story made me very angry. Those fans are purely devoted to the male lead, whether they're fans of the female lead or the male lead.
[3.8/5] It's okay. The female lead is a streamer who is super skilled at many games, which I quite like. Turning into a bird is also quite rare, haha, so it's quite refreshing. I think the male lead's character is alright. So far, I've seen that he's very attentive and perceptive, and also a bit of a troublemaker.
It's a rather simple yet sweet novel, but very enjoyable. "Simple" refers to the experiences, but it doesn't mean bland. I really loved it, and I hope the author can be happy every day and have a life as beautiful as the one in the novel!
It was funny when she turned into a parrot; she bickered with the male lead and demanded better accommodations and snacks. But I felt so sorry for the female lead! She was inexplicably pressured by everyone to be tied to the male lead, and any intimate moments or misunderstandings were caused by her constantly causing internal strife. Her best friend and manager also kept trying to entangle them.
A particularly novel premise: the female lead transforms into the male lead's pet parrot, who is also his number one hater. Whenever she transforms into the parrot and gets carried away, she starts yelling at the male lead, haha!
Hooray! It's finished! There was a small part of the plot I didn't really like while watching it, but overall it was very good.
It's really good! Sisters who haven't seen it yet, it's definitely worth watching! 😳
In life, our encounters and interactions are often fleeting, like a passing moment. The female and male leads in this story meet in opposing ways (actually, it's a misunderstanding on the female lead's part), a classic case of fate bringing them together. Their destinies become intertwined.
It's alright, but I don't understand why there's such a big reaction to just a game.
Honestly, it's really beautiful, but some parts still need improvement. It's great though! 💕 Keep up the good work, author!