You're on a Dating Reality Show, But What are You Doing Playing a High-level Competitive Game?

If you could live your life again, what position would you prefer to lie down and give up in the most comfortable way?

Lu Ming has been given a second chance at life. After spending half his life as a beast of burden, he now has a shortcut in front of him, and he vows to seize it.

He copied songs, books, and scripts without any psychological burden.

He doesn't have that kind of obsessive-compulsive disorder about moral purity or the bad habit of wanting to have it both ways.

He's just an ordinary person; he just wants to live an easier life.

If you don't steal or rob, why not?

When a guest is cooking, you play and sing "Ah Kei Kuli" (a popular Chinese song), making him never want to step into the kitchen again.

A guest sang a sweet love song on a dating reality show, and your rendition of "Who" went viral online.

When guests wanted to hear stories, they readily quoted from "Ghost Blows Out the Light."

The production team was promoting local culture and tourism, and you carried a speaker and played a hardcore song and dance routine into the venue.

Haters are criticizing you for not having any work, but the pop diva is stepping forward to invite you to write a song.

Haters say you tell bad stories, but an award-winning actor wants you to write a screenplay.

Haters said you lack variety show skills, so the show's director immediately announced that they had invited you to be the producer of a new program.

The viewers in the live stream finally understood: you're just going to pull off one new skill every day, right?

This isn't some obscure, unknown nobody; this is clearly a monstrous dragon capable of wreaking havoc.