Don't Meet Up in Person for Someone Else's Online Romance!

Also known as Two-Way Disguise Ji Zehao went to meet his friend's online crush in person on his behalf. That's right, on his behalf. Because the idiot had used Ji Zehao's photos to find someone online. "Because you're handsome!" When his friend gave that as the reason, Ji Zehao marveled at the astonishing logic and actually forgot to argue back for a moment. Then his best buddy transferred him twenty thousand yuan and dropped to his knees, sincerely pleading and loudly crying: "Please! My happiness for the rest of my life depends on you!" Ji Zehao: "..." A hero doesn't bend for five bushels of rice. Gritting his teeth, he said, "Fine." It had nothing to do with the money. He just liked helping people. Though his best buddy had used Ji Zehao's photos to find someone online, their personalities were completely different. So he laid down three rules for Ji Zehao: First: Online, he was a charming, suave guy who was great at chatting. Second: He was a gaming expert, the kind of carry who could lead the whole team to victory by himself. Third: He was an extrovert, talkative and never socially awkward, always able to find something to talk about. All three were the complete opposite of Ji Zehao. With the resolve to "do his best not to get caught," he went to meet his "online crush." He was cautious during their date and kept in constant contact with his friend... But his online crush looked like a sweet younger guy, and he was handsome too. Surely he hadn't noticed Ji Zehao was an impostor, right? What Ji Zehao didn't know was that the "online crush" he'd met was an impostor too. - Lin Yu couldn't say no to his younger brother, who was begging with his head practically on the floor. His brother was a shy introvert who kept everything to himself, and the thought of meeting his online crush in person had been making him nervous for half a month. Besides, Lin Yu was worried his own brother might get scammed online, so he went to meet the online friend in his place, as a hardcore introvert himself. According to his brother, his online crush was a handsome, wild, and unrestrained gaming expert with a fierce personality. At first glance, the guy really did seem that way. But after spending some time together, Lin Yu noticed a few things. The gaming expert was terribly awkward when riding his motorcycle with Lin Yu. He wasn't even as good at it as Lin Yu had been back in high school, cruising around with his rowdy friends. The gaming expert tried to strike a carefree, dashing pose with every gesture, but when he needed to call a waiter over, he raised his hand like a student asking the teacher a question and even said, "Excuse me, sorry to bother you." More importantly... When they played a game together in person, the gaming expert's hands were practically sparking as he furiously tapped away. Then Lin Yu glanced at the scoreboard: 0-9-0. Even Lin Yu, playing support, had managed to snag two kills. He'd thought the friend his brother had met online was a big bad wolf with bad intentions. Who would have guessed he was actually a little lamb dressed in a wolf's skin? Lin Yu: This is interesting. - The more time Ji Zehao spent with his online crush, the guiltier he felt. After all, he was lying. Especially when his sweet younger online crush carried him in a game, showed him up on the basketball court, then looked up at him with an expectant expression and asked, "Bro, did I do well?" Ji Zehao was so flustered by the flirting he could barely think straight. When he ran into the sweet younger guy while out drinking with friends, Ji Zehao was tipsy and watched as the guy helped him finish off half a case of beer. His heart pounded uncontrollably. Blushing furiously, Ji Zehao thought: No, I can't keep lying. He immediately ended the "arrangement" with his friend and sternly urged him to tell the sweet younger guy the truth. He also wrote an apology letter and asked his friend to pass it along. But the next day, as he was leaving work, the "sweet younger guy" blocked the entrance on a motorcycle. He'd changed out of his usual clothes and was now dressed in a cool, edgy motorcycle suit. His long leg stretched down to the ground, and his usually sweet-looking eyes were now intensely predatory. "Why are you running?" he asked. Ji Zehao's throat bobbed. He thought: I'm doomed. #Next up: I'm Never Being Random Again. Click the author's profile to bookmark it! A funny, sweet romance! #And here's another upcoming novel: Assistant Xu (The Resignation Edition) Blurb: My name is Xu Yi'an, and I'm an assistant. To outsiders, my boss is handsome and swoon-worthy. A photo of him stepping out of a car at the airport with his long legs went viral online for a while. The eight-pack abs revealed in his promotional stills were sexy and alluring, and his chiseled face looked like it belonged in a video game. Not to mention, he came from a wealthy, prestigious family. His fans often scream that he's "descended from heaven to save the entertainment industry." But when it comes to work... Once you've done it, you'll know to steer clear. My boss is handsome, sure, but he's got a terrible temper and is incredibly demanding. His coffee has to have exactly seven ice cubes, and he's picky about the coffee beans too. All his clothes are disposable as far as he's concerned, even the custom-made ones. He's all right when he's in a good mood, but when he's in a bad one, he takes it out on us for no reason. I want to quit. I really want to quit. If it weren't for the fact that he pays me twenty-five thousand a month, gives us four fully paid domestic or international trips every year, and offers an extra-long month of paid vacation, I really would quit. But... I don't think I can keep this up much longer. Slacking off at work is perfectly normal, especially when my boss is filming and I have absolutely nothing to do. So I started playing games on my phone. I met a really skilled kid in a game, and he helped me climb the ranks like crazy. After just a few days of happily gaming, my boss suddenly sent out a notice saying online dating was forbidden, along with a whole bunch of articles about people getting scammed through online relationships. I wasn't dating anyone online, but why should he get to control our private lives at work? What a nutjob. When the production wrapped, every actor prepared a gift for the crew. I had my eye on a plush toy from the actor playing the second male lead. It would make a perfect new toy for my dog. I had barely slipped it into my pocket when someone stopped me. My boss put on his corpse-like expression and said that anyone who'd been employed for less than a year wasn't allowed to take one. I was speechless. I'm the newest person in the whole studio, and I've been here ten months. Is he singling me out? Whatever. I decided to get revenge by eating all the crayfish my boss had ordered for us. Good thing I'm such a nice person. The worst thing happened yesterday. I reunited with a buddy, and we were drinking at the barbecue stall outside my home. We got carried away, slung our arms around each other, and dreamed about becoming millionaires. My boss appeared out of nowhere and demanded to know what I was doing. I checked the date and told him it was my day off. Then he dragged me into his car, took me to his house, and dumped a stack of documents on me to work on overtime. I'd already looked at the documents. There was no rush at all. He was deliberately making things difficult for me! Even the most patient person has their limits! The salary may be good, but I can't give up my dignity! I'm done with that twenty-five-thousand-a-month paycheck... On my way home, my mom called to say our old family home had just been demolished and we'd gotten three apartments in compensation. But that's not the point :D Each one is 120 square meters... I've decided to hand in my resignation as soon as I get home. Tomorrow, I'll slam it down on my boss's desk! More completed sweet romances are on the author's profile. If you're interested, little sweeties, drop by and bookmark them! Theme: What suits you best is what matters.