On a Dating Show, Who Told You to Make Friends Through Martial Arts?

The good news: he transmigrated into a celebrity who was both handsome and a great fighter. The bad news: he got Bao Qiang’s template, along with a pile of scandals about being illiterate, an alcoholic, and abusive. His popularity had hit rock bottom. The good news: he awakened the [Well-Rounded in Both Literature and Martial Arts System]. Whenever he sparked a discussion about a certain martial art, he would gain related Blue Star entertainment industry information and abilities. The bad news: his only chance to get exposure was a sweet dating show, and he’d been invited by his scheming ex-girlfriend. He had to follow her script and make fun of himself. But Wang Zhuo, who had the memories of a variety show producer from his previous life, wasn’t worried at all. At their first meeting, everyone else wore fancy clothes and exchanged polite greetings. He showed up in a Taoist robe and challenged them to spar. When the others performed catchy songs and energetic dances, radiating sex appeal, he brought out the suona, and the whole street started practicing martial arts. His presence gradually sent the sweet dating show completely off the rails. The production crew was simultaneously exasperated by his bizarre antics and forced to go along with them because the show’s popularity was skyrocketing. What surprised Wang Zhuo was that although he was focused entirely on his martial arts career, the female guests’ gazes grew increasingly strange: The genius director Ye Wei, tangled up with him by their shared past, was determined to win him back. The folk music goddess Deng Wanyu was captivated by his musical talent and swore to become a rebellious disciple who seduced her master. The wealthy young heiress Xia Qian, though usually impossibly picky, was smitten with his manliness. Even his green tea ex-girlfriend Meng Rou and the sexy producer Yun Kui fell for him without realizing it. And so, a show that had already turned into a music competition, a Hell’s Kitchen, and a battle royale regained the cloying romantic feel of a dating show. Only the male guests protested, asking how a show that was supposed to be about dating had turned into the others putting on a variety show while Wang Zhuo was the only one actually dating.