This Is My Journey to the West 2: This Really Isn't a Dating Show

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Tags: 1V7 | showbiz | variety show | everyone’s darling | heartthrob | dog-training romance | after-hours | sweet romance | competing suitors | comedy | fast-paced

A born variety-show sensation:

If everything she does trends, that means Hang Zhi can do anything.

Hang Zhi’s first six years went smoothly, to say the least.

She spent two years working as a child laborer in showbiz to pay off debts, then went right back to living smoothly.

But as soon as the college entrance exams were over, Hang Zhi’s father announced that he was bankrupt.

Hang Zhi had no choice but to turn to a more lucrative line of work. Luckily, her grades were good enough.

This Is My Journey to the West 2:

She’d never watched the show before. Her Fourteenth Brother felt sorry for her and brought her along.

She worked diligently and conscientiously, only to accomplish nothing in the end.

She planned to be the youngest member, but wound up as the group’s slacker.

And she was doted on by several rich, old-money-style brothers who weren’t much older than her...

Netizens’ sharp takes:

“Hard work’s a bad thing when you’re both dumb and diligent.”

“Beauty can make anything lethal. But what if you add a dummy and a comedian?”

“LMAO, so being dumb and funny means she’s not beautiful anymore?”

“I’d love to live once without caring about anything, just like Hang Zhi.”

Read Before You Dive In:

1. The heroine is oblivious: she won’t make the first move, reject anyone, or take responsibility.

2. The male leads are very proactive.

3. The heroine plays dumb while secretly outsmarting everyone: she doesn’t understand hints and pretends not to understand direct confessions.

4. In the first 160 chapters, they do everything but make their relationship official.