I Slacked Off on a Dating Show and Became Everyone’s White Moonlight

A comforting, easygoing read · No fighting over men · Everyday romantic entanglements · A fresh take on familiar tropes · An ensemble cast that grows

Su Chacha, a former workaholic at a gaming company, is reborn and wants nothing more than to lie flat.

To pay off a debt of a million, she joins the hit dating show Heartbeat Resonance with a clear goal: get through three months, take the money, and leave.

So...

While everyone else gives perfume, albums, and concert tickets, she gives seven boxes of fast-acting heart pills: “Filming is tough. Take care of your heart.”

While the others grow closer during a couples’ dance, she raises her hand and asks, “Director, can I work out in place of Best Actor Gu?”

While everyone else stays up late talking about their dreams, she makes instant noodles in the kitchen and picks up two “instant-noodle alliance” teammates along the way.

She thinks that if she plays dumb, she can lie flat in peace. But then, without meaning to...

Using her gaming-pro secret identity, she shatters top-tier star Lu Xingchen’s idol image and gets roped into taking him on as a student. “Master, teach me how to play! Name your price!”

With a chibi avatar, she punctures Best Actor Gu Yan’s perfect facade, leaving him to ask her late at night, “Do I look... tired?”

A box of lychee candies brings out the protective instincts of Shen Mo, a cardiothoracic surgeon. “You shouldn’t stay up late when your blood sugar is low. I’ll keep an eye on you.”

Later, the show turns into a full-scale research project on “the art of Chacha”:

Viewers: “Is she really a lazy slacker or a master player?”

Guests: “How does she always see through me pretending I’m not tired?”

Director: “This woman has turned the battlefield of romance into a cozy family drama again!”