High sweetness warning!
For Lin Hao, a veteran otaku and game anchor living in a fourth-tier town, the greatest joy in life is a steaming bucket of instant noodles late at night. He never thought that the so-called "love from heaven" would hit him in such an outrageous way - when he went out to buy instant noodles, he "picked up" a penniless and bewildered beauty with long, straight black hair downstairs.
This girl named Choi Seo-young was actually the eldest daughter of a top chaebol family in Seoul, South Korea. She ended up here in a dramatic way because she bought the wrong ticket, took the wrong bus, got lost and lost all her belongings. Overnight, Lin Hao's small and messy live broadcast room and bedroom was forced to be filled with an elegant, gentle but incompatible young lady.
The "temporary" life that started with a bowl of instant noodles is full of jokes told by chickens and ducks and sparks of cultural collision. The "mysterious female voice" that quietly appeared in the live broadcast room caused fans to be excited. In reality, it also attracted the flames of gossip from best friend Chen Youyou and the questioning and inquiry of wealthy female fan Su Manqi. On the long journey of jointly coping with the visa problem and changing their status from "short-term stay" to "reunion visa", two very different hearts got closer and closer through clumsy care and daily companionship.
Love across classes is full of twists and turns. The scrutiny and pressure from the prominent family behind the eldest lady, the confusion and turmoil from the outside world, and the undercurrent of love set off by the persistent daughter Su Manqi followed one after another. Let's see how the gaming otaku protects this unexpected fate with sincerity and responsibility, and finally composes the instant noodles-flavored encounter into a life concerto filled with happiness.
This is a relaxing romantic love story about fate, growth and protection.
Reader comments
It's really interesting to watch the interaction between the two, but the gap is too big. The girl's parents put more pressure on them, and the boy himself is not strong enough. His popularity depends entirely on the popularity of the story.
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Children, I'm Back, was well written in the beginning, but there was a problem with the continuity of the plot, and there was not enough foreshadowing, and things came together inexplicably. The theme was well chosen, and it was novel. It was a bit unsatisfactory at the end, but fortunately it wasn't poisonous.
The author's writing is good and satisfies many otaku's imaginations about Korean girls.
I can only say that the subject matter is good
The subject matter is very novel and feels good, although this kind of thing is very exaggerated.
Very well written, keep up the good work [laughing]
The writing is very good, please give it a try, author.
The subject matter is very novel and quite good.
I think it's quite good-looking so far, better than industrial saccharin. It's a pity that there are no ratings. Some high-rated mindless articles are not as good as them. Come on, the author.
Why is there no rating? The subject matter is okay.
The writing style is very good, but I don't understand the reason why Cui stayed in China. This is very important for the logic of the whole text.
The rhythm is not very comfortable, and there are some poisonous points, but the subject matter is still quite attractive.
Simply not suitable for me, please refer to my previous comments rationally.
It's really interesting to watch the interaction between the two, but the gap is too big. The girl's parents put more pressure on them, and the boy himself is not strong enough. His popularity depends entirely on the popularity of the story.
So pretty! ! ! ! Atypical love. Good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, more bro [send heart][send heart][send heart] Children, I'm Back, was well written in the beginning, but there was a problem with the continuity of the plot, and there was not enough foreshadowing, and things came together inexplicably. The theme was well chosen, and it was novel. It was a bit unsatisfactory at the end, but fortunately it wasn't poisonous.
The author's writing is good and satisfies many otaku's imaginations about Korean girls.
I can only say that the subject matter is good
The subject matter is very novel and feels good, although this kind of thing is very exaggerated.
Very well written, keep up the good work [laughing]
The writing is very good, please give it a try, author.
The subject matter is very novel and quite good.
I think it's quite good-looking so far, better than industrial saccharin. It's a pity that there are no ratings. Some high-rated mindless articles are not as good as them. Come on, the author.
Why is there no rating? The subject matter is okay.
The writing style is very good, but I don't understand the reason why Cui stayed in China. This is very important for the logic of the whole text.
The rhythm is not very comfortable, and there are some poisonous points, but the subject matter is still quite attractive. Simply not suitable for me, please refer to my previous comments rationally.