Parade and Lexi, two game geeks, heard that the winner of the double event could win a limited game card, so they rushed to sign up.
When they arrived at the scene, they discovered that it was a love variety show. The two looked at each other in confusion: "What is love? Is it some kind of boss-level copy?"
The host asked to feed each other desserts, and Parade grabbed Lexie's cake and stuffed it into his mouth: "I'll help you pass the level!"
During the truth-telling session, she was asked, "What attracts you most about the other person?" Lexi answered seriously: "He can pass "Dragon Quest" without any injuries."
While other couples looked at each other lovingly, they were arguing fiercely about the latest game strategy.
Seeing the human contestants crying in anger, Parade suddenly realized: "So the game is about who can make the opponent angry and retire first?"
At the end, the program team asked the guests to express their feelings:
"I, Parade, hereby officially send you a 'permanent team' application! Let us bind IDs, share resources, and fight all newly released game copies together! Challenge the highest difficulty! Refresh all records! Explore every hidden map! Push our gaming career to an unprecedented peak! You! Do you accept it?!"
Lexi: "Accept!!! Parade! Form a permanent team! Bind! Must be bound!!"
Reading instructions: The male protagonist Parade is not about love, but a story about a permanent bond that transcends love, in which two bugsters who do not understand human emotions team up to clear all the games. Compared with love, for them, perhaps a permanent team declaration is far better than all words of love.
It should be a short story.
Everything that appears in the story exists for the plot. After the timeline ends on TV, just read it as a fanfic of an OOC mindless parallel world.
Purpose: "The team declaration is the most prudent and romantic love words for bugsters far beyond all confessions."