Xia Yao looked no different today than he had yesterday. Only he knew how lost he felt inside.
Xia Yao clearly remembered that he had not fallen asleep yesterday, but had passed out. Why he had lost consciousness for no apparent reason, and remained unconscious until the following morning, utterly baffled him.
Of course, most importantly, after waking up this morning, he had felt a deep exhaustion throughout his body. Was it because he had not rested enough yesterday? Or was something wrong with his body itself?
Xia Yao had no way to be sure. He could only plan to get a medical checkup himself after the show finished filming.
At the thought, Xia Yao pressed his lips together slightly. He was only in his twenties. Surely his body had not already developed a problem?
Xia Yao and Du Hongfang's task was to harvest greens.
Unlike the other two teams, whose journeys had been full of twists and turns, theirs had reached their destination and begun harvesting almost faster than anyone else.
Xia Yao behaved normally from beginning to end, but Du Hongfang had, after all, become a director and was particularly skilled at observing people's microexpressions. After only a few glances, she noticed the weariness around his eyes.
She glanced at the camera, quietly turned away from its direct view, and asked softly beside Xia Yao, "Are you feeling unwell?"
Caught off guard, Xia Yao gave an instinctive reply. "No, Sister Du, I'm fine."
Du Hongfang nodded. Since he was not saying anything himself, she could hardly keep meddling.
So, as the two harvested the greens, they chatted intermittently about other topics.
"Xia Yao, is Su Jiu really your younger sister?"
Xia Yao perked up. "Of course. Why do you ask, Ms. Du?"
Du Hongfang smiled. "Then you and