Could the Huo Family Be the One Picking Up the Tab?

To be honest, most variety shows these days were filmed like a running log.

First, the guests gathered and introduced themselves. Then rooms were assigned and tasks announced. Even eating together was ordinary and uneventful, with no conflict, let alone any trending buzz.

Villains Variety was different.

Conflicts had erupted nonstop from the very beginning of filming.

Fans had been camping out since six in the morning. Now, at lunchtime, their fingernails were nearly worn down from typing, yet they had no intention of taking a break.

Mainly because watching the online brawls was just too satisfying.

The villains completely disregarded their image and went straight for the throat, genuinely committed to every jab. It got people's blood pumping.

[Xie Ran deserved to get punched. Getting his hair pulled wasn't for no reason—who told him to open his mouth and poke at someone else's sore spot?!]

[Is the person above blaming the victim?! Don't we have freedom of speech now?! You dared to do it but won't let anyone talk about it?!]

[Exactly. Wei Mingqi was effeminate to begin with. He'd been photographed by paparazzi several times wearing all sorts of flashy outfits! What was he if not a pervert?!]

[You people know about freedom of speech too?! What Wei Mingqi wore was his right. What the hell did it have to do with you?!]

[What victim? Don't make it sound so nice. Who was the one who threw water from a basin first last season?! Xie Ran wasn't innocent at all for getting beaten up, okay?!]

While the livestream continued its heated debate, children gradually began filing into the welfare home's main cafeteria.

Xie Chen and the others were seated in the middle, with the other tables arranged around them.

At first glance, they seemed to be the center