Newcomer on 'Bad Habits, Good Habits' Admits Initial Dislike for Fellow Contestant, Revealing Exclusion Dynamics
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- A new contestant on Netflix's 'Bad Habits, Good Habits' expressed strong dislike for fellow participant Liu Liu upon arrival.
- The newcomer, Xiao Ye, felt excluded by Liu Liu and the established group, initially calling her 'annoying'.
- Despite a rocky start, the two women developed a strong friendship, discovering shared backgrounds and mutual understanding.
Tensions flared on the set of Netflix's 'Bad Habits, Good Habits' as a late-arriving contestant, Xiao Ye, openly admitted to disliking fellow participant Liu Liu. The revelation came during a post-show 'girls' talk,' where Xiao Ye did not hold back her initial negative impression of Liu Liu, describing her as 'really annoying.'
I really hate Liu Liu.
Xiao Ye joined the show mid-season, finding the other women had already formed close bonds, akin to partners or even family. She recalled feeling excluded by Liu Liu upon her arrival, questioning how such deep connections could form in just five days. The initial friction between Xiao Ye and Liu Liu on their second day together quickly escalated into arguments, which, paradoxically, led to them becoming closer and eventually developing a genuine friendship.
How can you become family in just 5 days?
Liu Liu acknowledged her part in the initial conflict, admitting to being 'very exclusive' when new people entered her established social circle. She confessed that her first reaction to Xiao Ye was, 'Who is this person?' However, as they spent more time together, they discovered surprising similarities in their backgrounds. This shared experience transformed their initial animosity into understanding and empathy.
I really hated Liu Liu back then.
The show features Liu Liu, a model with a strong sense of loyalty and justice, exuding a 'big sister' aura. Xiao Ye, a fighter who grew up in an orphanage, presents a tough exterior that masks inner vulnerabilities. The clash between these two formidable women was perhaps inevitable, given their strong personalities and past experiences.
I don't like 'outsiders' suddenly entering a small, established circle.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.