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A wife who is a die-hard fan of beautiful men, a submissive partner who gets easily provoked, and Ji Ting, who is quick to anger and prone to throwing tantrums. Song Yang, on the other hand, has a voice that has been kissed by an angel, is incredibly skilled at gaming, and has a million-viewer count. However, none of this can save Song Yang’s virtual streamer career from being a complete flop.
Even though he is so unrecognizable, he still has to maintain his cute and cuddly persona as mandated by the company.
Netizen A: “Can the streamer speak normally? That cracking voice is like a walnut!”
The masculine Song Yang flips the table: “I am not serving you anymore!”
After venting in his natural voice, he is horrified to find the microphone is still on. An eerie silence falls over the livestream, and then a burst of dazzling fireworks explodes on the screen. He has met a lavish patron.
Patron: “Say it again.”
From then on, Song Yang seems to be entangled with this strange sugar daddy.
In the real world, Song Yang is a miserable college student working for the student council. Due to a conflict, he clashes with the student council president, Ji Ting. Ji constantly makes things difficult for him, but in front of outsiders, Ji Ting is like a disdainful, aloof white swan, a high-mountain flower that can only be admired from afar.
Song: Bking! I will kill him!
Later, Song Yang is surprised to find that Ji Ting’s computer contains screen recordings of his livestreams, and his photo album is full of pictures of Song Yang in his costume.
Ji: Ah (laughs) I finally found out.
What high-mountain flower? It is just a persona!
On the night his true identity is revealed, in the empty room, Ji Ting whispers in Song Yang’s ear: “Wife, scold me one more time.”
Ji: “You dare insult me? I will give you a million-dollar yacht.”
Song Yang punches that handsome face: “Pervert! Get out! Get out of here!”
