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Liu Zhongze frowned as he looked at the screen; for him, the phone was still too bright.

In the video, Lin Luoying is seen sitting next to Liu Zhongze, looking very affectionate. Lin Luoying is quite perceptive, looking around with her phone, while Liu Zhongze is just staring at the TV screen.

When the camera focused on Liu Zhongze, his face, without makeup, looked quite handsome. When watching the scenes on TV, he would laugh without restraint, and also have tears in his eyes, which made people feel sorry for him.

Liu Zhongze scratched his head, feeling the video was somewhat incomprehensible. He asked, "Do you think it's good?"

"It looks great!" Lin Luoying's first reaction was that she thought she had done a great job cutting it, but looking at Liu Zhongze's puzzled look, she suddenly realized that Liu Zhongze wasn't wearing makeup. "Right, you're not wearing makeup. I remember you have to wear makeup for the camera."

After saying that, Lin Luoying grabbed Liu Zhongze's wrist and personally did his makeup.

Liu Zhongze shook his head, his eyes glancing at the television every now and then. He said, "It's fine as it is."

Lin Luoying twitched the corner of her mouth and asked, "You're not being sarcastic, are you?"

When Liu Zhongze is sulking, he likes to say the opposite of what he means, making others guess his intentions.

"No, it doesn't matter whether I wear makeup or not, just send it directly."

Lin Luoying stared at Liu Zhongze's expression for a long time before she was convinced that he wasn't being sarcastic, and only then did she feel relieved enough to upload their video.

This video has already received three likes and recommendations since it was posted.

When Lin Luoying opened the app, she found that it was the same three familiar faces. The three of them had been kicked out of the hospital by Lin Luoying earlier; they were Liu Zhongze's three die-hard fans.

Just as she was about to exit, she noticed that the number of likes had suddenly doubled and the number of comments had also increased.

Under the cherry blossom tree, you and I: "Why does it feel like the male lead has changed? Did that heavily made-up young man finally get dumped?"

Several fans left comments under this post.

One commentator remarked, "I usually find Liu Zhongze amusing, but with him gone, how am I supposed to eat now?"

The commenter "Teletubbies I'm the Best" said: "This new male lead is somewhat handsome, but he doesn't have that comedic feel. I still prefer the original heavily made-up young man; he was hilarious. Last time he showed us a trick of 'one bottle of water in one second,' and he sprayed it all out—so ugly!"

A stranger commented, "Teletubbies, I'm the best!" and said, "Haha, I saw it too. I laughed so hard my stomach hurt that night, but then I found out that Liu Zhongze quietly deleted it himself in the middle of the night. That's even funnier!"

Lin Luoying rolled her eyes and opened another popular comment.

Mr. Wang, General Manager of AAA Building Materials: "This young man reminds me of Stephen Chow. Why is that?"

The comments below are mostly in agreement.

Han Dan commented, "Yes, he has that quirky, funny quality of a young Stephen Chow, especially when he's serious, he's just like Stephen Chow."

A Hong Kong real estate developer commented: "When I was a child, after watching Stephen Chow's movies, I always thought all comedies could be this good. Later, when I grew up and watched them myself, I found that many actors didn't have that feeling. I didn't expect to see a bit of that in this man today."

Hong Kong's Liu Yifei commented: "It really does look like her! My girlfriends, come and see! @HongKongBaby @!@..."

Lin Luoying smiled, as if their praise of Liu Zhongze was a compliment to her, and pinned a comment to the top of her chat.

"Thank you so much for your support, everyone! I haven't changed boyfriends. It's Liu Zhongze without makeup. He's currently a big fan of Stephen Chow. Any studios interested in collaborating with Liu Zhongze should keep an eye out!"

Three comments appeared immediately, and Lin Luoying easily recognized the profile pictures of the three die-hard fans.

A female fan with the online name "Roaring Lioness of Hedong," wearing glasses and slightly overweight, whose real name is Huang Qing, commented: "Sister-in-law, my brother looks so good even without makeup! (heart emoji)"

The female fan with the online name "Jiangdong Xiaobawang" is the only one of the three female fans who doesn't wear glasses; her real name is Wang Xiaoxiao.

She commented, "Has my brother changed his style? (Confused emoji)"

The last female fan, wearing glasses and a bit thin, was named Li Dan. She commented, "She must have changed her style; her acting has improved so much."

These three people share a way of contact with Liu Zhongze and Lin Luoying, but Lin Luoying doesn't like them because they are too crazy.

However, these three are Liu Zhongze's die-hard fans. It can be said that, apart from her and Liu Zhongze's parents, these three are probably the most concerned about Liu Zhongze in the world.

Therefore, Lin Luoying was merely indifferent to them and did not speak ill of them.

As the movie ended, Liu Zhongze glanced at Lin Luoying, who was grinning foolishly at her phone, and asked, "Is there some good news?"

Lin Luoying seemed to finally have someone to share with. She sidled up to Liu Zhongze, pointed to a comment, and said, "Look at this netizen, she said that Liu Zhongze uses one person to put on makeup and another to take it off, while Lin Luoying gets to have two men every night. I'm so envious! Hahaha..."

She didn't realize that while she was speaking, Liu Zhongze secretly moved to the side.

"Haha, this is interesting..."

Liu Zhongze gave a perfunctory reply, though he didn't really know what to say; he could only follow Lin Luoying's lead.

He didn't expect Hong Kong to be so open in 2025. Even when Hong Kong was known as an international metropolis, it had never been this open.

Because it was Lin Luoying, that little girl, who was clearly making suggestive jokes about her and herself, she could actually laugh at it.

When Lin Luoying laughs, she sometimes can't control her hand, and she slapped Liu Zhongze on the shoulder.

"And there's something even funnier, look at this one."

Lin Luoying was afraid that Liu Zhongze wouldn't be able to see the screen content, so she put the phone in front of his eyes so that he could see it clearly.

"Liu Zhongze could participate in a contest to imitate Stephen Chow. I estimate that even Stephen Chow could only make it into the top three, and Liu Zhongze would definitely be in the top two..." Liu Zhongze read it aloud.

"Hahaha!" Lin Luoying patted Liu Zhongze on the shoulder and said, "Isn't it hilarious? I've compared you to a modern-day Stephen Chow!"

Liu Zhongze scratched his head. He didn't think there was anything wrong with what he said. Back when he was drinking with Zhou Xingxing, Zhou Xingxing was already quite famous as a children's TV host.

While others act as caring older brothers and sisters on children's programs, Stephen Chow openly bullies children on his shows, taking advantage of the program's effect.

He asked Stephen Chow at that time, and Stephen Chow told him: Actually, I didn't want to be a children's program host, so when I interviewed, I said that I smoke and drink every day and like to bully children. As soon as I said that, all the staff applauded and said that they had found the good guy role and insisted that I play the negative example in the program. Can you believe it?

While chatting and drinking with Stephen Chow, Liu Zhongze observed Chow's micro-expressions and his own temperament. Over time, he was able to imitate them naturally.