Chapter 651 The barrage of comments and criticisms: Luo Shuning kicked off her slippers as soon as she entered the room, stepping barefoot onto the soft carpet. She rushed to the sofa, plopped down between Lin Han and Ren Lei, and simultaneously wrapped her arms around their forearms, leaning her head between them, her eyes crinkling like a begging kitten:
"Babies, feed me, ah~~~"
"You're so good at being cute." Lin Han smiled indulgently, picked up a small piece of the plumpest pomelo with a toothpick, and gently put it into her mouth.
Ren Lei picked out the juiciest piece and brought it to Luo Shuning's other lips: "Here, this is for you!"
Luo Shuning puffed out both cheeks at the same time, like a little hamster stuffed with food, chewing slowly, her eyes narrowing into slits as she smiled:
"Delicious! Ten times sweeter than what I eat myself!"
Of course, this kind of heartwarming scene only happens to girls. If it were a guy, he'd probably be drawing his sword by now. (ps: excluding the white-socked, bearded guy from a certain city.)
Girls' family gatherings don't usually involve any intense activities, unlike boys' games or complicated events.
Ren Lei slumped on the sofa, scrolling through her phone. Suddenly, her eyes lit up, and she pulled out her tablet, opening the recently popular youth idol drama "Life is Like Summer Flowers." She excitedly exclaimed:
"Look at this, my husband is really, really, really handsome!"
The story is adapted from a female-oriented CEO novel. The plot can be simply described as a stoic CEO falling in love with a spoiled and willful girl.
The tablet screen lights up, and the opening shot is of the male lead walking against the light—Zhao Shuo, the young heartthrob playing a stoic CEO, is wearing a bespoke suit, his hair is neatly combed, and his features are indeed exquisite. With the help of filters and lighting, his looks can be described as the "ceiling of good looks in the entertainment industry," and he has many female fans.
Ren Lei sat up straight instantly, her hands gripping the cushion tightly, and exclaimed excitedly:
"Ahhh, look! Zhao Shuo's suit is killer! He's so handsome!"
Luo Shuning chewed on a piece of pomelo, glanced at the screen casually, and softly hummed in agreement.
Lin Han only glanced at it casually before continuing to pick through the pomelos on the plate. Zhao Shuo was indeed good-looking, but his makeup was too heavy, with his eyeliner almost reaching his temples. The post-production skin smoothing was also somewhat unrealistic. Compared to Gu Luo's clean-cut and youthful handsomeness, he was far inferior.
To put it bluntly, the two are not even on the same level.
Ren Lei, on the other hand, was a die-hard fan of Zhao Shuo. Her eyes were glued to the screen, and she kept calling him "husband." She couldn't help but scream whenever the male lead showed off his handsomeness, and she even took out her phone to take pictures of the tablet, completely disregarding the male lead's stiff acting and awkward lines.
"As long as an idol is good-looking, that's enough; acting skills can be honed over time."
She spoke with conviction, clearly knowing in her heart that Zhao Shuo's acting skills were relatively poor compared to other stars.
But what can I do? He's handsome.
Luo Shuning and Lin Han simply smiled at each other and didn't refute it—everyone has different standards for idolizing celebrities, and there was no need to spoil her fun.
As the plot progressed to the famous scene where the male lead pinned the female lead against the wall, the comments section instantly became dense.
At first, the comments were all swooning, like "Shuo Shuo is so charming," "My husband is killing me," and "I'm typing with both hands to prove my innocence." But as I read on, the tone gradually shifted.
Several disparaging comments stood out—【Shuo Shuo's looks are way better than that ***】
[That's right, some fans should stop bragging. They're nowhere near as good as my Shuo Shuo.]
My husband is the most handsome man in the world! I wholeheartedly support him!
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