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One day, Wen Ting went on a rant online--
Looking at the screenful of dark, crawling thoughts she'd typed out, she finally vented her frustration.
Who knew that the next second, her hand would slip and she'd hit send?
...She was doomed!
That night, she blew up the trending charts!
#Rising Star Wen Ting Rants Online#
#So Even Celebrities Crawl Around in the Dark#
#The Mental State of Today's Young People#
To help Wen Ting salvage her public image, her manager launched an emergency PR campaign overnight and packed her off to a variety show.
The struggling lifestyle variety show seized on the buzz and quickly changed its name to Our Daily Freak-Outs.
As soon as Wen Ting appeared on the show, she heard a man's voice for no apparent reason:
[Ahhh, my darling Tingting is finally here! (Yelping with excitement) (Turns into a big dog) (Leaps at her) (Rushes over in a dark, twisted frenzy) (Crawls back in a sorry state) (Steals a grilled sausage from the director) (Brings it to his darling) (Runs back, then runs over again) (Sneaks a kiss from his darling, yelping excitedly) (Tackles her in a twist) (Hehe) (I'm my darling's one and only devoted puppy)]
Wen Ting, the person in question: ...?
Wait, since when did this show get a dog?
Thinking she was possessed, Wen Ting took another look at the guests.
When her gaze passed over one of the men, that voice started up again--
[Darling Tingting looked at me! She looked at me! I knew it, I'm Cui Jiuyun, the most handsome guy on this show. Out of all these men, my darling picked me at a glance. I really do have irresistible manly charm! (No, I can't hold back!) (Tackles my darling, yelping excitedly...)]
Hearing the voice say his name, Wen Ting finally understood.
She could hear the thoughts of the Best Actor!
But... why did he seem so aloof on the outside, while his inner self was just like a husky?
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Later, Wen Ting gradually got used to hearing Cui Jiuyun's thoughts, and even took the opportunity to get the inside scoop.
When she saw an actor who played villains, he thought:
[Darling, don't look at him! You probably don't know he's a cross-dresser in private. He loves wearing all kinds of uniforms to bars and specifically goes after little O's...]
When an actress tried to seduce him, he cursed inwardly:
[Ahhh, I almost got tainted. Darling, come save me! This woman slept with a director just the other day, and now she's making a move on me. That's disgusting! If I remember right, she also kissed another woman at a bar recently!]
[Oh, right. I heard... the woman she kissed might actually be that director's biological younger sister!]
Wen Ting, who could hear his thoughts, had this to say: This gossip is delicious. I love it. Bring on more!
[Reading Guide]
1. The male lead's inner monologue is noisy. The reason the female lead can hear his thoughts will be explained later.
2. If you can't stand noise, read with caution. Some jokes are from the internet, and some are original.
3. Please read civilly and discuss rationally. Thank you for your cooperation.
4. Freaking out at first, then enjoying the gossip. It develops gradually.
5. Please respect original works and support the official version!
Theme: Work hard and achieve success in both career and love
I feel very friendly to Zhou Weiwei. What other people did to the heroine has been offline for a long time. Only Zhou Weiwei, the hero does not have any dirty information about her, actually let her live well.
The story is okay, the writing is average, and it's relatively sweet and sweet. It was really annoying to watch the male and female protagonists secretly fall in love, and at that time I wanted them to be made public. There is no malice, if you think so then so be it. I feel like I don't agree with the author in some aspects. First, the heroine is a bit ashamed of her menstruation, but it is still acceptable. This is okay, but I still want to mention it. Underwear is just underwear, why do you say "small clothes"? If you can block it, just pretend I didn't say it. Second, pay attention to your wording!!! What does "normal orientation" mean? What are the differences between women who like men and women? Which orientation is abnormal? Are other sexual orientations normal? Also, what happened to the boy and girl? What's disgusting again is transvestism, men dressing up as women. Third, you can study hot searches. Nowadays, except for some public accounts or jokes, there are no tags starting with "Shocked!...". Fourth, I feel that the confession here is too strong. In fact, regardless of the heroine's answer at the time, you wouldn't think there was anything wrong with what she said. After all, it is love money. 5. I don't know whether it's because I was careless or because I was worried about being deleted, but there are a few typos. Sixth, there are too many plots where the female protagonist always gets into trouble and the male protagonist comes to the rescue, which makes it boring later on.
Why is the heroine always in danger? There are so many dangers. Something happens every three days.
Isn't it obvious that there is usually an assistant following you around? Why is the heroine often alone and her assistant seems like a decoration?
I really don't understand why Zhou Weiwei is left jumping around all the time when the others appear and are eliminated. As the antagonist of the heroine, I don't see the necessity.
I'm really not looking for fault. I think this article is still very interesting. But, the author mentioned earlier that the male protagonist is in the senior class, and he is not in the same class as the female protagonist. I remember, why did he become a classmate again?
Didn't the male protagonist post on Weibo before that he was chasing the female protagonist? Can fans still guess it?
Didn't I say before that the hero's home is in the villa area? Two bedrooms and one living room?
The heroine is always in danger
The heroine is always in danger