Zhang Yue: “…” Zhang Yue replied with annoyance, “No need, I’ll sleep here.” Qi Shejiang was surprised, “You’re so tall; can you fit?” “Of course, I can’t fit. Lao Zhang, don’t be polite. Don’t argue; I’m the shortest, so I’ll sleep here,” Zhou Dong said, pushing Zhang Yue aside and starting to push the sofa against the wall to “make a bed.”
At crucial moments, it’s always reliable to rely on your own brothers. Just as Zhang Yue was about to say something, Xiao Xiaowei and Xie Qing jumped up and tightly embraced each other face-to-face, saying in unison, “We’re sharing a bed!” Zhang Yue: “……………”
It seems like everyone from the production team to the members is hell-bent on making Zhang Yue succeed in his quest for a partner. Zhang Yue sulked as he packed his belongings, realizing he would be sharing a bed with Qi Shejiang for the next five days.
By the time he stepped outside, Qi Shejiang was already chatting with Xiao Xiaowei and the others. They treated it as entertainment for the audience, unnecessary to take too seriously, especially since they needed to cooperate now. Moreover, after interacting with Qi Shejiang himself, the three of them found him quite likable—ironically, it was Zhang Yue who instigated the conflict first.
They couldn’t fathom how someone like him nearly clashed with Zhang Yue.
By this time, it was approaching lunchtime. Zhou Dong and Xiao Xiaowei both knew how to cook—of course, it was quite simple. To their surprise, although Qi Shejiang couldn’t cook, he was quite good at starting a fire. This was immensely important.
Here they had an old-fashioned stove; when they said they didn’t know how to use it, an elderly man strolled in, hands behind his back, and in a heavy dialect, explained to them how to do it. They understood only partially, yet Qi Shejiang truly managed to start the fire.
At first, they didn’t think much of it, but when the food was ready, guests from other teams strolled over, saying they saw their cooking smoke and were curious about how they managed to start a fire. Only then did they realize that other teams had struggled for half a day, failing miserably, leaving them in dire straits.
