Everyone Can Read Minds: I Play the Devoted One on a Dating Show in an Infinite Loop

Actress Yu Jinghong accidentally joins the “True Love: The Great Escape” dating show, where she’ll die if she doesn’t fall in love.

To clear the game, she picks up a “doormat heroine” script and racks up points with her god-tier acting:

In her first life, she was a stand-in who died in a car crash saving a rich CEO: “As long as you’re alive, I’m happy.”

In her second life, she was a disciple who died protecting her Immortal Venerable, sacrificing herself to his sword: “May my life help Master attain the Dao!”

She turned every life into a masterpiece of tragic romance, breaking the male leads’ hearts before successfully faking her death and escaping.

Who knew the final round would begin with all her exes gathering in one place, memories intact!

Then the System glitched: everyone could hear her thoughts!

On the dating show, the male contestants surrounded her with red eyes, convinced she had some unspoken hardship.

Then Yu Jinghong’s thoughts rang out across the entire set:

[I’m so sick of this. Why won’t these hopeless romantics get lost? My face is about to cramp from smiling. When are they serving lunch?]

The male contestants: “???”

The audience: “Hahahaha! Are we the only ones catching feelings? She’s been thinking about getting laid the whole time?”

This isn’t a “chasing-your-wife-to-the-crematorium” story. It’s a full-on scam run by an actress!