Socially awkward person transmigrates into a villain, and he's going crazy for romance reality

Meanwhile, in another sea area, Group C...

"No, Yan Guiyun, is it really necessary? How come you know how to fish?" Bai Chongxuan always became chattery whenever he was around Yan Guiyun.

As Yan Guiyun and Wang Xinyang quickly hauled in the net, Yan Guiyun's tone was full of disdain: "Didn't the fishermen teach you? Did you forget to bring your brain with you when you went out?"

After they finished speaking, the two of them dragged the fish they had caught heavily onto the deck.

Bai Chongxuan: "..." This guy is definitely more infuriating than Shao Chongsi.

"Don't just stand there, go and clean the fish." Yan Guiyun and Wang Xinyang immediately started scooping up the net again.

Bai Chongxuan rolled his eyes at Yan Guiyun, who was ordering him around, and went to get to work. He really didn't understand why Yan Guiyun was fishing so diligently when Chi Yining wasn't around; there wasn't even a championship prize for him.

A busy morning passed quickly. The director hadn't expected the fishing to go so smoothly; there were no arguments, and no guests fell into the sea requiring a top-notch lifeguard to rescue them. Everything went too smoothly, making him question the meaning of life.

In novels, aren't all the guests on TV shows destined for accidents at sea? How come these guests seem to have an exceptionally high level of safety awareness? Has he been reading too many novels?

"Beep beep..."

His leg went numb from the vibrations of his phone in his pants pocket. Director Feng calmly pulled out his phone: "Hello?"

From the other end came Xiaofang's voice: "Director, should the guests have lunch at the fisherman's house?"

Director Feng: "Okay, let's arrange it like this."

Xiaofang: "Okay, director."

As midnight approached, the three boats finally returned to the sea and docked at the small pier in the fishing village. Chi Yining glanced directly past the boat belonging to Group B, then looked at Brother Yan on the boat belonging to Group C. It felt like he hadn't seen him in a long time. His gaze didn't linger for long before he was about to disembark.

After walking shakily across the 4-meter-long and 0.4-meter-wide plank connecting the boat and the dock, Gu Chengyuan stood on the cement floor of the dock and reached out to catch Chi Yining behind him: "Yining, slow down."

To everyone's surprise, Chi Yining walked as if on flat ground, and even walked very fast, as if she was in a hurry to do something. She passed right by him, and even though she was wearing bulky work pants, she still ran briskly towards the direction where another ship was docked.

However, Chi Yining slowed down as he approached, then put his hands behind his back and watched the people from Group C come down, with Brother Yan at the very back.

Gu Chengyuan, who was following behind Chi Yining, stopped and his gaze darkened slightly.

Under the blazing midday sun, the scorching sea breeze swept across Chi Yining's face and tousled his hair, which slightly obscured his eyes, yet his gaze remained fixed on Yan Guiyun.

[Heartbreaking...]

The Chi Yining of the past seems to have never existed.

[Actor Gu is filled with regret... but it's really hard to accept the former spirited young man, Chi Yining, right?]

There's only one pool, not enough to go around! Poor movie star!

Chi Yining: "Brother Yan"

After Yan Guiyun came down, he raised his hand to touch the kitten's head, but then remembered that his hands were covered in the smell of the sea, so he stopped about 3 centimeters away from the kitten's head and withdrew his hand.

"So, how was the sea trip?"

Yan Guiyun's lips curved into a gentle smile, sweeping away the gloom he had felt on the boat. Looking up at him, her tone was very serious, yet tinged with displeasure: "It's not fun, the fish is too big..."

Just as Yan Guiyun was about to speak, he noticed that Chi Yining had his hands behind his back and hadn't responded to his earlier question. Yan Guiyun's expression changed slightly, and he said in a deep voice, "Hold out your hand."