Gu Luoxi took a deep breath, her hands clenching at her sides.
She had never imagined... that she would actually lose!
Singing... was not her strong suit at all.
She usually sang because she had million-dollar audio engineers to fix her vocals, but now?
Where was she supposed to find anyone to fix her vocals in this godforsaken place?
"Oh, right, someone has to sing." Zheng Xincheng finally cheered up a little. "Sing something nice."
"Agreed." Gu Luosheng looked expectant too.
Everyone had been there when they made the bet. Even if Gu Luoxi wanted to back out now, she had no chance.
Gu Luoxi pressed her lips together, a trace of grievance on her face as she said sweetly, "How about something simple? I haven't had any water in ages, so my throat's a little dry."
"How simple?" Gu Luosheng had a feeling... that there was more to this.
Sure enough...
Gu Luoxi smiled. "'Two Tigers.'"
"Pfft..." Gu Luosheng had just taken a sip of water and nearly sprayed it out.
It certainly was simple. So simple that even her little nephew could sing it.
"Is this... some kind of absurdist performance?" Zheng Xincheng was speechless too. "I didn't get it at first, but once I remembered the name of this variety show, it all made sense."
Before Gu Luosheng could speak, Gu Luoxi eagerly started singing. Good grief, she really was afraid Gu Luosheng would change her mind.
Gu Luosheng gave a faint, wry smile. Fine, let her sing.
It was... just a game for fun anyway.
The fact remained that she had won.
What mattered most was that Gu Luoxi hadn't gotten to show off.
-Auntie Wang: Gu Luoxi's fans, come look! Your lovely idol is singing "Two Mice"-pah, "Two Tigers"-to lull you to sleep.
-Auntie Wang: