After switching questions five times in a row without anyone getting one right, Director Niu finally couldn't help asking, "Is it really that hard?"
[What do you think?]
The six guests still in the game stared blankly at the screen, mouths hanging half-open, looking as though they might start babbling incoherently at any second.
Who wouldn't lose a few brain cells looking at those photos?
[What a low-fat video. Perfect for me while I'm dieting.]
[Don't even. I've practically stared holes through the screen and still can't tell.]
[Only now do I realize how incredible Old Xie and Old Shen really are.]
Now it wasn't just the guests who had hit a wall. Director Niu had, too.
He'd imagined the game might be a little challenging, but he hadn't expected that, aside from Xie Mi and Shen Yeqing, not a single person would get an answer right!
There were only eight people to choose from. Surely they could get a few right just by guessing!
"How about this? I've got a great suggestion."
At Director Niu's darkest hour, Xie Mi appeared like a savior.
Director Niu instantly turned toward her, his eyes sparkling.
Teacher Xie had the richest imagination. Surely she could come up with an entertaining way to resolve this crisis. If she really did, he would go from a neutral observer to her...
"Have the six of them play rock-paper-scissors. Whoever wins gets to pick a gift first."
Hater!!
The most meticulously planned minigames often ended in the simplest ways. In the end, the six played rock-paper-scissors and chose their gifts in order of their results.
Director Niu broke into a cold sweat over this wrap party, which was already riddled with problems despite being only halfway through, and soldiered on as host.
"Everyone has a gift now,