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Thinking of this, Xu Lie seriously pondered over the details in the synopsis of "Happiness Restaurant." It wasn't just about listening to customers' troubles; it also required creating delicious dishes that could temporarily suppress those worries. This task demanded not only culinary skills but also a bit of psychology. Perhaps even some linguistic artistry to soothe the customers?
"Get lost," Xu Lie muttered as he tossed the script aside, deciding against it—absolutely not choosing it. The moment the script was discarded, it vanished into thin air, never to be seen again.
In truth, the script had potential for creativity. Xu Lie's mind was already buzzing with various ideas. For instance, if a customer came in feeling gloomy and started venting about their boss being unreasonable, Xu Lie could further brainwash them into seeking revenge—perhaps through assassination or a dramatic explosion to create a stir. With a few more persuasive words, who knows? The customer might leave with a smile on their face before heading to prison, claiming it was worth it. That would certainly align with the title "Happiness Restaurant," wouldn’t it?
But considering that the audience for this show might not appreciate such dark themes could lead to a drop in ratings for Payment. Moreover, Xu Lie himself had no interest in being an emotional dumping ground; he lacked the patience to listen to customers whining and complaining. Thus, he promptly discarded the script without a second thought.
As for the second script, "Four Kings Sword"? Having just come from a martial arts world, he had no desire to participate again. So, without any urgency to select his next script, Xu Lie made his choice; he simply wasn't interested in the first two themes.
Once he made his decision, a more detailed script was sent to Xu Lie. He didn't rush to flip through it; instead, he began shopping, taking advantage of this rare outing to pick up some gifts.
Meanwhile, "No Love Allowed World" was gradually becoming a misnomer. Following what netizens dubbed an explosive revolutionary change, restrictions were slowly being lifted. At least in most areas, the matching process had been halted, and couples were starting to emerge freely on campuses. Recently, news reports featured experts and professors speaking out about breakthroughs in Test Tube Technology.
The entire world was slowly changing. Scrolling through news on his phone, Lu Ba came across yet another article about Test Tube Technology and felt quite displeased: how was it that there was yet another piece on Test Tube Technology?
As Lu Ma was tidying up the dining table, she became displeased. "What does that mean? Are you saying you’re upset because the Test Tube Technology was late and it delayed you and your first love?"
"Well, I guess I’m sorry for being a matchmaker for you all in the Lu Family!"
Lu Ba immediately put on a pained expression. "No, where did you get that idea? I didn’t mean it like that at all."
"I just don’t like the development of this technology, Xu Lie! You know how it is with Youyou and that Xu guy."
At that moment, Lu Youyou opened the door, causing Lu Ba to fall silent. Lu Ma shot her husband an annoyed glance and quickly turned to her daughter. "Youyou, once I finish cleaning up, I’ll take you to school."
"No need, Mom." Lu Youyou waved the key to her electric scooter. "I want to try out the new bike."
Lu Ma still felt uneasy. "But today is the university orientation. Are you sure you don’t want us to accompany you?"
Lu Youyou was already changing her shoes at the entrance. "No, no, I’m grown up now. It’s just local university; I’m not staying in dorms. There’s no need for you to come along, and it won’t delay your work."
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