After Going Viral on a Dating Show, I'm Pampered by All-Chapter 44 - : Didn’t they say you can’t lay hands on and hurt people? What is Sang Jiao doing?

Chapter 44: Chapter 44: Didn’t they say you can’t lay hands on and hurt people? What is Sang Jiao doing?

“I’ll take him down the mountain after I finish eating,” Sang Qiao answered, without forgetting to continue processing the animal in her hands, and her speed was incredibly fast.

“? He knows the way; he doesn’t need you to escort him.” The director on the other end of the phone was already despondent, no wonder the Hunters had been falling over each other to refuse capturing Sang Qiao’s group.

Even if they couldn’t intimidate or lay hands on the staff, Sang Qiao could come up with other methods to deal with them.

“No way, I’m afraid he’ll play dirty and come back; he’s already been eliminated by me,” Sang Qiao refused flatly.

“The rules didn’t say you can eliminate Hunters,” the director said, his head aching. Where was it okay to eliminate Hunters?

Sang Qiao continued, “It didn’t say you can’t, either.”

“…Fine, you win.”

In the end, the director lost the phone exchange, and he had to ask other staff members to take the Hunter down the mountain.

[This is outrageous, fam. I’ve seen everything now. A staff member got eliminated!]

[If there is a multiple-choice question asking what I should bring for survival on a deserted island, I’ll answer straight up, my Sister Qiao!]

[What was supposed to be a romance reality show was played by Sang Qiao into a game of finding loopholes in the rules haha.]

When the other staff members came to rescue the Hunter, he hurried down the mountain like a runaway horse, his steps swift and urgent, fearful of stepping into another trap.

He did not want to be hung up again; that rope might have been quite soft, but it was terribly narrow when hung from.

He returned to the temporary crew tent, and as the director looked at him and fell into thought, the Hunters had no way to deal with Sang Qiao. Should they just let her pass the challenge so easily?

Noticing the two unimpressive figures behind him, he suddenly had an idea, “Yao Hui, Sang Jiao, do you two want to come back to life and continue the task?”

“Naturally,” Sang Jiao replied quickly. Not shooting for a whole day would mean a lot less screen time, plus the task was a failure.

Her persona didn’t allow for future mentions of her to be linked with the word “useless.”

“I’ll give you both a chance, come over here,” the director gestured to them, whispering in their ears.

After hearing his plan, their eyes suddenly lit up, “Understood.”

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Yao Hui and Sang Jiao reappeared on camera, confusing the online spectators.

[What’s going on here? Weren’t the two of them eliminated?]

[I feel like something’s up.]

Among the many speculations of the netizens, a voice came out of the loudspeakers next to all the cameramen, “Due to the limited abilities of the Hunters, the crew has increased the difficulty of the game. Eliminated participants return to the scene to assist the Hunters, and the game rules have been changed from being captured to being eliminated only if one’s name tag is taken away. Staff members will soon issue the name tags to everyone, to be worn on the body.”

“Remember! Do not resort to violence, nor may you use tools to prevent the eliminated participants and Hunters from approaching you. Your only choice is to run.”

As the director’s words ended, the other three guest pairs on the field also received name tags written with their own names.

Sang Qiao slightly raised an eyebrow as she looked at the name tag and casually tossed it into her pocket, then rested on the hammock.

Before long, footsteps were heard in the distance, accompanied by Yao Hui’s voice, “Meng Wangge, Lin Weichen, why are you running? With those skinny arms and legs of yours, do you think you can outrun me?”

“Qiaoqiao, run fast!” Meng Wangge, out of breath, noticed the two people sitting ahead and didn’t forget to warn while running.

“Let’s go.” Si Chenli’s dark eyes flickered as he grabbed Sang Qiao’s hand and led her in a sprint toward another direction.

Sang Jiao also noticed them and immediately changed her mind from continuing to chase Meng Wangge and her partner, heading straight for Sang Qiao’s group instead.

“Jiaojiao, where are you going?” Yao Hui realized she was pursuing another group and was extremely unhappy inside.

They had been chasing for half a day, Meng Wangge and her group would soon be exhausted, so why change to chase after Sang Qiao’s group?

Helpless, Sang Jiao didn’t look back, and Yao Hui had no choice but to follow in pursuit.

This commotion quickly attracted the attention of the staff playing Hunters in the mountains, suddenly the scene became chaotic, a bunch of people chasing after them.

They were soon surrounded, people both in front and behind.

Sweat-soaked and exhausted, Sang Jiao felt an extreme sense of exhilaration, “Qiaoqiao, there’s nowhere for you to run now, give me your name tag.”

“Want it? Come and snatch it yourself.” Sang Qiao wriggled free from the man’s large grasp, pulled out her name tag from her pocket, tore it off, and pasted it on her back.

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“Si Chenli, what about you? Will you hand it over nicely, or like Sang Qiao, do you want to struggle in vain only to still end up with your name tag in my hands?” Yao Hui also eyed the tall man.

“Are you kidding?” Si Chenli likewise tore his name tag and slapped it onto his arm, scoffing at his words.

“Since that’s the case, don’t blame us for not being polite anymore.” Yao Hui twisted his arm and gradually moved closer to them.

Sang Jiao stepped forward as well, her gaze falling on the slippery slope behind Sang Qiao, a flash of malice in her eyes.

The Hunters also began to close in, and Sang Qiao seized the moment they reached toward her to dash aside, while Si Chenli was chased in another direction.

Sang Jiao and a few Hunters were panting heavily from the chase but remained unable to close the distance with Sang Qiao.

Becoming increasingly frustrated and knowing she couldn’t outpace Sang Qiao, Sang Jiao noticed a stone the size of a palm on the ground and didn’t hesitate to pick it up and hurl it with force.

However, Sang Qiao reacted quickly, sidestepping a few paces, and stumbled, tripping onto the ground.

This startling scene had viewers in front of the screen gasping, “Sang Jiao actually threw a stone at someone? Thank goodness Qiaoqiao dodged quickly, otherwise, a stone that size could have been deadly.”

“Isn’t it too much to harm others for a task?”

“Didn’t they say you can’t hit people? What does Sang Jiao think she’s doing?”

“Sister Qiao, run! I don’t want you to be eliminated.”

“Give me the name tag.” Sang Jiao had already reached in front of Sang Qiao, grabbing the back of her clothing, but tragically, Sang Qiao’s hand was also on the name tag, making it impossible for her to tear it off.

Sang Jiao dug viciously into Sang Qiao’s fingers, almost wishing she could scratch her bloodied, “Let go, what’s the use of struggling when I’ve caught you?”

“So what if you’ve caught me?” Sang Qiao’s lips curled into a cold smirk as she pried Sang Jiao’s hand from her back and flung it aside.

“Aiyo…” Sang Jiao winced from the painful fall, knowing she wasn’t as strong as Sang Qiao and couldn’t succeed in taking her name tag.

She watched Sang Qiao’s retreating back with indignant eyes, then focused on the nearby slope, intentionally running towards her with force while intentionally shouting:

“Qiaoqiao, I’m sorry, this is a game, I must eliminate you to revive, the name tag must be mine.”

As she was about to collide, she pretended to falter, trying to use her head to force Sang Qiao down the slope.

Just when contact seemed imminent, Sang Qiao suddenly sidestepped again.

With no obstruction in front to halt her momentum, Sang Jiao panicked, it was already too late, she couldn’t stop herself.

By the time Sang Qiao turned around and realized what was happening, Sang Jiao was already rolling down the hill.