The Love Correction Manual

Lin Yuan has a serious problem.

It's not that he doesn't want to date.

He just doesn't know how normal people are supposed to do it.

A girl makes the first move.

"Oh."

A girl asks him out for dinner.

"Sure."

A girl practically spells it out to his face.

And he still wonders:

"Is she just like this with all her friends?"

After a breakup, he's thrown into a strange private dojo.

There, he meets a shrine keeper who can read people but can't be bothered to explain himself, and a married man with absurd fighting skills and an even more colorful romantic past.

After hearing about Lin's dating history, Brother Zhou offers just one assessment:

"You're a lousy guy."

And so begins a faceless user's manual for love.

No memorizing routines.

No treating girls like idiots.

No making up answers in your own head.

Can't read the mood? Go practice judo.

Afraid to speak up? First learn the difference between holding back and going all out.

Don't know how to interact? Start with a sparring match and figure it out from there.

This is the story of a blockhead being put through his paces by two middle-aged men with problems, until he finally learns how to fall in love.

As for whether they can fix him...

They're still testing that.