Now that you're a top star, can't you enjoy life a little?

on Weibo.

A trending topic quietly emerged.

#Yu Huai makes an appearance#

In the comments section below the trending topic, fans were flooding the screen with messages.

[Brother Huai is about to appear! Everyone hurry and watch "A Match Made in Heaven"!]

[Just a heads-up, according to the ladies who were there, Huai Ge (Brother Huai) played like a god this time, you absolutely can't miss it!]

[Everyone, quickly flood the chat with Huai Ge's name! Let everyone, including fans of other celebrities, see how popular Huai Ge is!]

Just as Yu Deshui and his friends were calling on each other to help Yu Huai boost his popularity.

Lao Yuan, a middle-aged music critic, had been waiting in front of the screen for a long time.

It should be said that he had already kept the show on the airwaves ever since "A Perfect Match" started airing at 8 pm.

The reason he's so enthusiastic about watching the same music show as young people is simple: it's his job.

The last article praising Yu Huai's "Lupin Flower" helped him gain tens of thousands of followers.

This is a huge improvement for him, who hasn't gained many followers in months.

However, in the past few days, he has been thinking about how to get rid of the fans he gained in the past few days.

A music critic who works as a self-media creator complains about having too many followers; it sounds like he's not thinking straight.

But that is indeed his true thought.

The tens of thousands of followers he gained this time are basically from "fish in water," and they seem to regard him as an ally and a fan.

Whenever someone questions Yu Huai's singing, they send him a link to his article.

Thanks to his years of experience, he is quite credible as a music critic.

However, as he inexplicably became "Fish in Water" and a KOL within the group, passersby began to question him.

I feel that his music reviews are no longer fair and can be bribed.

Although he gained followers during this period, in the long run, once he leaves this impression on his channel's viewers, he is not far from a slow death.

In order to dispel this misconception about him, he deliberately waited in front of the computer for Yu Huai's performance, and then, from the perspective of a professional music critic, delivered a harsh critique.

Let his audience see that your Lao Yuan is still the same Lao Yuan, unchanged.

As for whether he will face criticism from passersby again for criticizing Yu Huai, and whether they will think he is just making things up when he has nothing to say, he is not worried.

Based on Yu Huai's reputation, "KTV level" is the general public's impression of him.

As long as Yu Huai performs normally, his criticisms won't be criticisms, but rather professional commentary.

Yu Huai made his appearance.

Just as Lao Yuan was bracing himself for Yu Huai's incessant chanting, Zhu Jianfeng's words caught him off guard.

This idiot actually attacked Yu Huai himself just because Yu Huai's fans said another contestant sang badly, and even told Yu Huai to control his fans in a fatherly manner.

Dude, are you just being deliberately sarcastic?

Even Lao Yuan, who is known for his sharp tongue, felt that Zhu Jianfeng had gone too far.

The most crucial point is that you didn't hit the mark at all.

Even Lao Yuan couldn't stand it, and Yu Deshui's fans were even more furious, and Zhu Jianfeng's personal social media account was quickly exposed.

If it weren't for the fact that Brother Huai had already started singing on the screen, and that he was singing his own original song, the fans would have started making Zhu Jianfeng and Lao Feng sing.

After a soothing piano prelude, Yu Huai put the microphone to his lips.

"I told you all the lies, and you believed them all."

"I love you so simply, but you never believe me."

The gentle, deep male voice startled Lao Yuan, who was already planning how to launch his attack.

I go?

Is this really sung by Yu Huai?

Did Yu Huai really write this song?

Even more intense was Jiang Rendong's reaction in front of the television.

Almost instantly, she thought of her conversation with Yu Huai in the office that day.

"I will write songs even better than 'Lupin Flower' in the future!"

"Then your fans are in for a treat."

"Uh... um?"

"Love you!"

"..."

The sound of him closing the door was followed by her soft "liar."

Jiang Rendong shook his head, trying to shake off the memories in his mind.

But then, Yu Huai's singing came again.

The lyrics on the screen suddenly caught her eye and captivated her gaze.

I don't want to act out the story in your book.

"Because I like comedic endings."

"Love Will Carry On".

She read this book many times.

To be honest, this is a very ordinary, even clichéd, romance novel.

But she still read it many times.

The reason is probably that the male and female protagonists in the book had similar experiences to her and him in their early lives.

They came from rural backgrounds, were childhood sweethearts, but drifted apart as adults.

In the book's ending, the man marries and has children, while the woman remains single her entire life. In the final stages of her life, the man receives an old photograph of the woman.

That was a photo of the two of them when they were little, but now it has been deliberately torn into only half, showing only the little girl.

On the back of the photo was a line of elegant handwriting: "Carry on with love to the end."

"I've tried giving up perfectly, and it really makes me feel at ease."

"I've woken up, the dream is over, and we've drifted apart."

"Why do love songs have to rhyme?"

Even if I am the king of karaoke.

"It doesn't necessarily mean that love can be sung perfectly."

She recalled their first meeting several years ago, after many years.

"Hello, Mr. Jiang, I'm Yu Huai, here for an interview."

He called her General Manager Jiang.

He doesn't remember her.

Jiang Rendong closed her eyes and clutched her chest.

She thought she had long forgotten how she felt back then, but to her surprise, the pain was still so vivid.

Listening to the meaning in his lyrics, it turns out that he didn't forget or fail to recognize the person at the time; he simply gave up.

Why?

She suddenly felt an urge to rush into the screen and confront him about this issue.

However, her question was answered immediately.

On the screen, Yu Huai closed his eyes, as if he was recalling something.

"I can only say I lost; perhaps you were afraid."

"Our memories have no wrinkles."

"But you used your departure to bring the story to a close."

"I can only say I accept it; your unease has earned your trust."

"Yet I received your comforting elimination."

Jiang Rendong stared at Yu Huai on the screen, biting her lower lip tightly, tears welling up in her eyes without her realizing it.

no.

no!

The time I left when I was a child was because I had a reason to leave, not because it was a period or because I was eliminated!

Jiang Rendong could no longer hear the songs that followed.

The lyrics were like sharp, icy knives, piercing her body and causing her chest to ache.

A sharp pain in her chest made her open her eyes abruptly.

She leaned weakly against the sofa armrest, her right hand clutching her chest, her trembling left hand reaching into her pocket and pulling out a small medicine bottle.

Quick-acting heart-saving pills.

She didn't know how she unscrewed the bottle cap or how she managed to put the pill in her mouth.

She only opened her eyes again after the medicine took effect and the sharp pain subsided.

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