Have you guys ever won a big competition? Either sport, art, writing, science, or whatever…
Not a big one ... But it was big for me... In my school days I have never participated in anything.. so In my final year of school l decided to take a part in a short drama competition.. nd I was the MC and won 1st prize.. 🏆😂
Chu Wanning: *glares*
Mo Ran: I mean, your cold demeanor is impressive. Are you sure you're not secretly a snowman in disguise?
Chu Wanning: *silence with a more intense glare*
Mo Ran: Okay, okay, I'll stop before you freeze me out completely.
Mo Ran: And I'm dedicated to making you smile amidst all that seriousness.
Chu Wanning: Your dedication should be focused on training.
Mo Ran: Well, I'm training to be the best at making you laugh. Close enough, right?
Chu Wanning: No, why?
Mo Ran: Because I keep getting lost in your eyes.
Chu Wanning: *sighs* Mo Ran, we're in the middle of a dangerous cultivation site.
Mo Ran: Yeah, but love is an adventure, right?
Chu Wanning: I highly doubt your musings are profound.
Mo Ran: I realized something extraordinary – your stoic expression is a secret weapon against demons!
Chu Wanning: My expression has nothing to do with demon-slaying.
Mo Ran: Demons take one look at your stern face, and they retreat, convinced they're in trouble with the Supreme Overlord of Strictness.
Chu Wanning: That's a ludicrous theory.
Mo Ran: Shizun, your glare is mightier than any sword!
Chu Wanning: Finally taking things seriously?
Mo Ran: Yes, I call it the "Serious Silly Goose" technique.
Chu Wanning: The name alone is absurd.
Mo Ran: Picture this – a goose wandering the path of cultivation with utmost seriousness, occasionally honking wisdom.
Chu Wanning: That's utterly ridiculous.
Mo Ran: But, Shizun, think of the profound honk-sights we'll witness!
Chu Wanning: Your imagination knows no bounds, and that's not a compliment.
Chu Wanning: I highly doubt there's any scroll that could achieve that.
Mo Ran: It said, "To comprehend Shizun, one must speak in riddles and have the patience of a saint."
Chu Wanning: I don't believe in ancient scrolls.
Mo Ran: Well, it also mentioned that the quickest path to enlightenment involves sharing desserts with you.
Chu Wanning: That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
Mo Ran: So, care for some enlightenment with a side of pastries, Shizun?
Chu Wanning: I'm not interested in baseless rumors.
Mo Ran: So, to extend your life, I've prepared a joke for you.
Chu Wanning: This should be amusing.
Mo Ran: Why did the immortal cultivator bring a ladder to the cultivation sect?
Chu Wanning: I have no interest in guessing your punchlines.
Mo Ran: To reach the highest level, of course! Just like your unattainable standards, Shizun.
Chu Wanning: ...
Chu Wanning: I highly doubt your dreams are worth discussing.
Mo Ran: I dreamt I was surrounded by fierce beasts.
Chu Wanning: Sounds like wishful thinking.
Mo Ran: But then you appeared, Shizun, riding a giant bunny with a lecturing expression.
Chu Wanning: Absurd.
Mo Ran: You said, "Even in dreams, your foolishness finds me."
Chu Wanning: *silent glare*
Mo Ran: I think my subconscious fears you, Shizun.
Chu Wanning: Gardening, really?
Taxian Jun: Yes, I'm growing my own flowers. I even named one after you.
Chu Wanning: I'm skeptical but go on.
Taxian Jun: It's a prickly cactus, beautiful yet unapproachable, just like you.
Chu Wanning: ...
Taxian Jun: Don't worry; I promise it has fewer thorns than our interactions.