Be Careful About Online Dating in the Rift

As a plain, standard rich young master, Jiang Xu sincerely feels that his life is already quite regular and healthy.

At an age when his peers are eating, drinking, gambling, and boasting that they are "living their youth to the fullest," he chooses to furiously play a few rounds of Honor of Kings, only to get tilted by useless teammates.

"666, it's just one game. Is there really any need to get this mad, bro? Come on, you've won the game, so what? It's not like you've won at life."

During one match, after he cursed out the 0-7 marksman who'd been dragging the whole team down until they quit, the other player dug up his social media account and got someone to curse him: "People like you will never amount to anything. All you know how to do is play games and waste your life. No one will ever truly love you."

Jiang Xu sneered and blocked them without a second thought, thinking: Do they think I'm one of those online losers who go around saying, "I don't want lots of money, I just want lots of love," to bait idiots?

He'd heard things like that so often he could only laugh.

Until one day, a deadweight he'd been dragged into a five-player queue with by a buddy in the nearby channel latched onto him.

A foul-mouthed, socially inept, insecure gong who fears his partner will break up with him and acts like a doormat x

A shou who became withdrawn after being hurt, but is naturally cheerful and kind, and gets mistaken for an idiot because of it

Theme: Rather than forcing yourself to tough it out, give yourself a break.