A dating show with a huge cash prize and a male-to-female ratio of 2:1 is about to begin.
Rather than guessing whether the contestants are there for the money or for love, viewers are most looking forward to the messy drama
She received three votes in the very first round.
A warm, straightforward puppy-like younger man, a cool and refined tech mogul, and a gloomy, possessive yandere whose moods are impossible to predict.
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Out of the camera's view, he pinned her against the wall, his hand clenched into a fist, his voice low and hoarse, restrained and controlled.
"What was the real reason we broke up?"
She leaned casually against the wall and looked past him. "Someone's coming."
The intruder pulled his hand away from the wall and gave her a bright smile, holding out his hand. "Want to come with me?"
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Late at night, unable to sleep, she leaned against the balcony railing and took in the breeze.
Someone opened the glass door and came to stand beside her. They quietly gazed together at the hazy lights in the distance.
After a long while, he finally spoke. "You can use me."
Then he left, leaving only a coat draped over the railing.
He would never ask too many questions, interfere, or make demands.
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Aside from the rules of the competition, the dating show had no other restrictions. Contestants were free to act for the money or for love.
They could say anything and do anything.
In other words
They could lie to one another and compete against one another.
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[Vinnavik means "Friendship Bay." In the early tenth century, a woman gave it that name after witnessing two friends who loved her fight to the death on the beach. Wine, jealousy, and poison dripping drop by drop had taken their lives.], Quoted from Fish Have No Feet
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2022.5.13
The dating show's format was partly inspired by Love Catcher.
Theme: Freedom and love.
