Hilarious chaos | Dating show livestream | Frenemies sabotaging each other | Showbiz | Happy ending
Yan Yi and Gu Jinchi have been sworn enemies since elementary school, competing at everything and wishing they could tear up each other's exams and eat them with rice. The two are tricked into joining a dating show called The Cage of Hearts, and everyone expects them to stage a spectacular showdown.
But after the show begins...
While the other contestants shyly confess their feelings in the evening breeze, Yan Yi and Gu Jinchi are having an “anything-goes fight” over the last piece of fried chicken.
While the other couples exchange smoldering glances by candlelight, the two air each other's embarrassing pasts on the livestream, arguing from “You still wet the bed when you were three” to “I could laugh for ten years at the embarrassing stuff on your old QQ profile.”
The viewers go from [???] to [Hahaha], then completely lose it: [Please, just get together already! You two have to get married, or this is never going to end!]
Until one day, Gu Jinchi corners Yan Yi in a blind spot outside the cameras' view and says in a low voice, “Quit fooling around for a second... Could you pretend to love me?”
Looking at his bright red ears, Yan Yi suddenly realizes: So this guy's cool-guy act was fake too?!
The whole internet is betting on when my nemesis and I will start fighting, but we've teamed up to turn our dating show into The Grand Prize for Bizarre Antics, and even started dating along the way.
It's quite interesting, but I have a question. They have already confessed to each other in the two variety shows, and fans know that they are together. Why do they want to go underground later? So I saw that they always confessed to each other later, and then saw that they didn't talk openly, so I didn't continue reading. As for this book, I feel that the author particularly likes to write about the environment, and then uses very beautiful sentences, but I think if he writes too much, it will feel weird. Anyway, the first part is quite interesting, but I didn't read the second part. The story rhythm is also quite tight, and there is no mother-in-law and mother-in-law plot.
It's really, really good, a perfect match between mortal enemies. Engage in abstraction. Finally together. [Excited]
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
My aunt has never stopped laughing.