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[Welcome to the SK Space-Time Administration Director Championship]
[Please read the following competition rules carefully:
1. The winner of each match is temporarily safe and advances to the next stage. Losers will be eliminated according to the rules.
2. There can only be one director. The competition will not stop until a winner is determined.
3. The more people you kill, the better your chances of gaining support skills.
Please confirm once more: submit your application?
Yes No]
Bai Mu didn't even blink. Without a moment's hesitation, he selected "Yes."
At the same time, someone in the deputy director's office next door also pressed the confirmation button.
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Everyone knows the two deputy directors of SK have always been at each other's throats. Anything Deputy Director Bai proposes is sure to be rejected by Deputy Director Qin; anything Deputy Director Qin wants is sure to be snatched away (or ruined) by Deputy Director Bai.
Their fans on the Star Network fight just as fiercely, starting huge flame wars every day:
Qin's fans mock Bai's fans: "Your fave got the job through connections" and "What a shameless parachute hire."
Bai's fans fire back with a screenshot of their record, saying, "Qin Chen is useless," and, "Our God Mu landed his position from the start, while your fave took eight years," and so on.
From the stars themselves to their fans, whenever the two sides meet, they activate their taunting skills, and whenever anything goes wrong, they shift the blame and run away... Their feud carries on all the way into the SK Director Championship.
Until one day, during a livestream,
sharp-eyed netizens notice something fishy:
"Wait, I have a question. Are there mosquitoes in the instance?"
"I've been wanting to ask this for ages: why does that Qin-whatever keep sneaking glances at that Bai-whatever?"
"..."
Content warnings:
* There's both plot and romance. The male lead isn't just a background character.
* The main storyline is unchanged, but the blurb has been slightly revised.
Theme: Do good deeds and don't worry about what lies ahead