Chapter 728: Chapter 725: Settling Down and Establishing a Career (1)
“I have a dream that one day I will be able to write my own screenplay, direct my own movie, and act in it too. I also want to improve my acting skills and strive to win more awards and recognition on the international stage,”
The host was eager to hear him talk about his other half, and the fans actually wanted to hear this part too.
But Bo Yan intentionally ignored this point, instantly giving the host a whiff of gossip. The host wasn’t discouraged this time and directly asked, “What about family? Has Teacher Bo considered family issues?”
Bo Yan tactfully responded, “I will protect my family members and won’t let them suffer from unwarranted disasters like my friends did.”
He once again sidestepped the main issue by conflating “lover” and “family.” The host persisted. This time she didn’t beat around the bush and bluntly asked, “What about a lover?”
Bo Yan’s answer was very official, “I hope my other half is my soul mate, who will advance and retreat with me, sharing the same interests, hobbies, and aspirations.” He paused, then added with a touch of humor, “Of course, it would be even better if she were a bit more good-looking.”
Such a standard answer wouldn’t satisfy the host, who prodded further, “Then do you have any standards or an ideal type?”
Bo Yan shamelessly replied with two words: “Bigger breasts.”
The live broadcast was suddenly filled with a lively atmosphere.
Someone commented in despair below, “It seems I, with an A-cup, have no right to like Teacher Bo!”
Some people boldly volunteered themselves, “Everyone step aside! It’s time for my C-cup to have a say.”
“C-cup? That’s nothing. I’m a proud D-cup! If Teacher Bo is choosing, he should pick me first!”
“I’m an E, I’m an E! Teacher Bo, check me out!”
“All of you, back off. I haven’t even started talking with my Z-cup. Is it your turn yet?”
“The one with Z-cup above, you’re not 500 pounds, are you? (doge)”
The host, seizing the moment, continued to ask, “It seems the fans are quite enthusiastic! I wonder if Teacher Bo has any requirements for his other half’s height and weight? How many pounds do you think you could accept?”
Bo Yan said, “I don’t like them too skinny. It looks better to have a little meat on the body. That saying ‘no beauty under a hundred pounds’—if a girl is 168 cm tall and weighs less than 100 pounds, she must be too skinny. If she works out and is in shape, a bit heavier also looks good, as long as it’s proportionate.”
The comments surged again: “F*ck, finally a male celebrity whose standard for choosing a partner includes weight over a hundred pounds! I’m crying.”
The host was somewhat incredulous, “Can you specify a standard, like how much weight you could handle?”
Bo Yan considered for a moment. Xia Siyu’s weight fluctuated between 98 and 110 pounds, fortunately, she worked out regularly, had more muscle than fat, and her proportions were quite good. He thought about it and said, “110 pounds.”
In reality, even if Xia Siyu were a bit heavier, he wouldn’t mind. Celebrities in the entertainment industry were generally too thin. With a height of 168 cm, Xia Siyu’s weight was actually the healthiest possible standard, but in the entertainment industry, she was often mocked for being “as fat as pregnant.” The host wondered if he was a bit too much of a fan pleaser: “Is that so? But why do so many women still shout about losing weight? ‘Women dress for the ones who adore them,’ right? Surely women are trying to slim down because men think being thinner looks better.”
Bo Yan remained composed: “Individual aesthetic preferences vary. Some people like them a bit chubbier, some like them a bit skinnier. But for those men who promote extremely thin beauty standards—they probably don’t really like women at all.”