Why Is He Still Single? Episode 12

他为什么依然单身 ‧ Drama ‧ 2025

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While trying to win a bet with Gu Ye Jia at a matchmaking event, Yu Yu lands a date with a friendly photographer named Fei Wen Li. (Source: Netflix)
  • Aired: November 21, 2025

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Mixers and photo shoots

YuYu exercising.😂🤣 Nine reps put him out of commission. 😂😝 Dr Gu bargains with dad to go to a blind date mixer in exchange for two months of peace. She ropes the neighbor into going with her. She also makes a wager with YuYu on getting a date at and after mixer. While there YuYu runs into the staff photographer. They are both foodies and camera enthusiasts so the actually can have a nice conversation and share a meal. There is much talk in their chat group when she takes him home. 😂His talk reminded him of his old camera and he decides to finish the roll taking pics of Dr Gu. He goes to her studio for a photoshoot but it’s not going well. What did turn out nicely was a very pretty pic of Dr Gu.😍The photographer compliments the doc and his camera technique. She suggests a photo shoot at his studio. He agrees but banishes everyone from the office. They really wonder what’s up when he took down his very prominent photo and said it didn’t capture the real him. While his photo shoot is in progress his staff has to show up. It ends up with a group photo. 😂🤣This drama is so enjoyable. We get to watch them all intermingle and how they impact each other’s day. They all hate how he speaks but they also rally around him to see what he’s up to and how doing. Even the neighbor said nobody other than YuYu was especially interesting to talk to at the mixer. They like him in spite of himself and they’re a good group of friends to watch. You can just chill out with their vibe and enjoy the show.

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