I Do Like Girl Groups
When the video of Wang Yi made its way back to China, it naturally received a wave of praise.
"Brother Yi is awesome! That's how you do it—beat those Koreans!"
"Hahahaha! Nicely done. Brother Yi did what I've always wanted to do but never had the chance to."
"Give it a rest. You didn't lack the chance—you lacked the ability."
Meanwhile, the topic "Wang Yi Humiliates Korean Basketball Prodigy" shot to the top of trending lists across the internet.
That afternoon, Wang Yi appeared on a Korean program called Healing Camp.
It was a talk show.
There were three hosts.
Two men: Kim Je-dong and Lee Kyung-kyu.
And one woman: Han Hye-jin.
The two men looked a little sleazy;
the woman, though born in 1981, had taken such good care of herself that she looked to be in her twenties.
She had the fresh, gentle charm of a Jiangnan beauty.
Cosmetic surgery was rampant in South Korea, but she was one of the few natural beauties.
Han Hye-jin wore a cheongsam today, showing off her shapely figure and its alluring curves.
Those curves were definitely prettier than the arc of Wang Yi's shots.
Wang Yi looked at Han Hye-jin, then at Kim Je-dong and Lee Kyung-kyu.
What a waste of a female host, he thought.
Looking at the three of them, Wang Yi felt a strange sense of déjà vu.
Though Han Hye-jin had the fresh, gentle charm of a Jiangnan beauty, she was actually lively and warm toward people.
When she saw Wang Yi, she put on an exaggerated look of surprise, then delight.
Covering her mouth, she exclaimed, "Oh, it's Wang Yi! The NBA superstar, Wang Yi! My gosh, I finally get to meet my idol!"
Then she immediately moved in to hug