—— ksbl!! As long as I don’t suddenly die, I can still get into it!!!
—— Help! How many good moments have I missed!
—— Hahahahaha, sorry, is this really Chi Xingyu? He’s really so bitter. He’s like a stray dog waiting for a pat on the head. (No offense intended)
—— Tong Sui really has chemistry with anyone. Who wouldn’t love a delicate and lovely beautiful wife? My suggestion is to ship Tong Sui with everyone.
The comments section was initially quite harmonious, until some differing opinions emerged.
——? Why does the comments section not match what I expected? Aren’t dating variety shows supposed to be pure scripted events? How can some people get into it?
—— Can esports players really not focus on their careers anymore and go make money like this?
Such remarks immediately drew backlash.
—— Hahaha, I’m dying [sweating beans] It’s truly, me against the world. Others are having fun discussing it, while you just have to come out and stir the pot.
—— This is the worst Chi Xingyu has ever been trolled. How can anyone not know he’s wealthy? So many advertisers wanted him for the World Championship, and he didn’t accept! Expecting to make money from a dating show is just too funny.
—— Right, right, esports players should just train 24/7, and the capitalists would cry tears of joy.
—— Having a brain is nice, too bad you don’t have one.
As the heat rose, the director, Sun Tao, was very satisfied and quietly uploaded the edited first episode.
Viewers rushed in after seeing the trending topic, achieving a heat level that other variety shows could hardly hope for without spending a penny.
After two seasons of honing his skills, Sun Tao knew what kind of content could stir the audience’s emotions. The main focus of his editing was around Tong Sui, and in just two hours of the first episode, the heartbeat rhythm had topped the real-time popularity chart.
—— This season’s guests are simply amazing! Can some scripts select actors based on this standard?
—— Those actors really don’t deserve it. These guests not only look handsome but are also incredibly wealthy, their aura is just natural—how can those actors compare?
—— I can’t take it anymore; I’m getting dizzy. Tong Sui, you can choose anyone; I can ship anyone!
Tong Sui’s Weibo followers, which previously numbered just over ten thousand, surged to more than a hundred thousand in just one night, and it was still climbing rapidly.
This data was not from paid accounts; these were genuine, active fans, a force not to be underestimated.
——
The next day, Tong Sui woke up completely unaware of the trending topics. His head was still a bit dizzy from the hangover.
So, he lingered in bed for a while longer.
San Cai from the next bed was no longer in the room, and Tong Sui didn’t feel comfortable lounging too long. Once the dizziness began to fade, he climbed out of bed.
After dressing, he went downstairs.
The dining table was filled with the other six guests, including Jiang Ciyuan, who had not participated in the game yesterday.
As Tong Sui walked over, the originally full Bell Yih abruptly stopped in his tracks, and, right under everyone’s eyes, he sat back down.
Chi Xingyu: “…”
“Good morning, everyone.”
Tong Sui took a seat. Since he hadn’t fully dried his hair yesterday, it was fluffier today, with a few rebellious strands standing up.
Chi Xingyu immediately understood why Bell Yih was reluctant to leave. He scoffed softly and reached out to pull Tong Sui’s chair closer to his own.
Tong Sui was startled and turned to frown, “What are you doing?”
Chi Xingyu replied, “Nothing.”
Yet, his hand did not move from Tong Sui’s chair back.
Tong Sui just sat down next to Chi Xingyu, not expecting him to be so unreasonable and drag his chair.
What is this, a tactic only children use?
Right now, Tong Sui just wanted to eat and didn’t want to bother with Chi Xingyu’s antics.
It wasn’t until he tried to reach for something on the table that he realized their distance was too close—his elbow bumped against Chi Xingyu whenever he lifted it.
Tong Sui said, “Could you move over a bit? It’s too cramped. I can’t grab anything.”
Chi Xingyu not only didn’t retreat but instead replied, “What do you want to eat? I’ll get it for you.”
What exactly does Chi Xingyu want?
Tong Sui replied, “I can get it myself.”
“Really? Then who kept asking me to find guns and accessories for you in the game?”
Tong Sui flushed at his words because it was true; he often asked Chi Xingyu to bring him this and that, and later, Chi Xingyu would even proactively ask him if he needed anything.
But that’s not the same, is it?
Things in the game are different from reality; he can’t naturally act cute in front of a computer like that.
This is so embarrassing.
Chi Xingyu urged, “Hurry up and say what you want to eat.”
Tong Sui had no choice but to casually name a few things.
He bit into a croissant filled with slightly crispy bacon and cheese. Since it had been reheated, the texture was crunchy and the taste was harmonious.
“How is it? Does it taste good?” Zhou Siyuan asked.
Tong Sui nodded vigorously, “So delicious!”
He knew only Zhou Siyuan could make it this good.
He suspected the production team was worried they would starve, which is why they arranged for Zhou Siyuan to come.
Chi Xingyu paused and suddenly added a fried egg to Tong Sui’s plate.
“Try this.”
Tong Sui looked down and could barely identify the fried egg from its peculiar appearance; it was clearly the ultimate in dark culinary arts.
Tong Sui tried to politely decline, “This looks… like it can’t be eaten.”
“Pfft.”
Someone nearby couldn’t help but laugh.
Chi Xingyu picked up the fried egg, “How can it not be eaten? I’ll eat it right now to show you.”
Saying that, he put it in his mouth, and a burnt taste mixed with an excessive amount of seasoning hit him. He quickly covered his mouth and rushed to spit it into the trash bin under the dining table.
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