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

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Yu Huai's performance has ended.

Unsurprisingly, it received unanimous praise from everyone.

Amid the gasps of the audience, the staggering score of 920 votes caused a surge in the number of comments on the live stream.

[Good luck!]

[I cherish you, I cherish you, I cherish you, I cherish you]

[The rumors circulating on Weibo were actually true.]

Yu Huai performed exceptionally well today and deserves first place.

Yu Huai really changed my perception of him today.

The netizens in the live chat quickly changed their tune; they were the ones who had accused the production team of rigging the show after the initial leak.

But right now, they are the ones praising Yu Huai the most.

Music critic Lao Yuan wiped away tears from the corners of his eyes, then suddenly froze.

He is not a sentimental person. As a professional music critic, he has long been able to listen to music without being swayed by external gains or losses.

This was the second time in a week that he had shed tears because of a song.

Most incredibly, the two songs were written by the same person.

Even more incredibly, this person was Yu Huai, whom he had cursed more than once before!

Yu Huai sang, and I was so moved that I cried twice.

Has the world finally gone mad and become something I don't recognize?

Lao Yuan sighed, turned off the program, and opened the document.

Now that I've finished listening to the song, it's time to write the copy.

My Thoughts on "A Match Made in Heaven" - Yu Huai Breaks Stereotypes with a Song

Looking at the title he had just written, Lao Yuan shook his head.

He was supposed to criticize Yu Huai, but in the end, he became the one leading the praise.

If things continue like this, my image in the public eye will probably really become that of a hypocrite.

Oh well, let's just keep reminiscing.

We can't just go against our conscience and ignore the excellence of "Elimination" just because it's Yu Huai, and become someone who criticizes for the sake of criticizing.

Would someone like that still be considered a music critic?

Lao Yuan, who turned off the show to focus on writing copy, was unaware that he had missed the most memorable moment of the episode.

Sword Peak weeps for Yu Huai.

When Zhu Jianfeng, with eyes swollen from crying so much he could barely utter a complete sentence, still praised Yu Huai's singing, he still managed to say something.

Those who witnessed this scene felt relieved.

The anger I felt earlier from him scolding my brother Huai has mostly dissipated.

Many people think to themselves: "Forget it, how bad can someone be who can cry like this when he thinks of his deceased parents?"

He's just a little stupid, but considering how much he cried because of his brother's song, I won't hold it against him.

When Zhu Jianfeng, who was watching the live stream, saw the barrage of comments on the screen saying things like "Forget it, his parents are dead, let's not scold him out of respect for the dead," he was so angry that he almost fainted.

"Ta-da~"

My phone rang; it was a friend calling.

Upon seeing this, Zhu Jianfeng immediately exited KuGee Video and answered the phone.

"Jianfeng, sigh, why are you so tight-lipped? Such a big thing happened to your aunt and uncle, and you didn't even tell me. Don't you even consider me a friend anymore? When did they pass away? They seemed to be in good health when I saw them during the New Year."

Zhu Jianfeng: "..."

Tired, destroy it.

"Hey, Jianfeng, are you listening? My condolences."

"Damn it!" Zhu Jianfeng said irritably, "Those two old folks are perfectly fine."

"Nothing wrong? Then why were you crying so hard on the show? You're not telling me you were really crying like that because you were listening to Yu Huai sing, are you?"

I really did get into it from listening to his singing.

"I don't know what happened to me at the time, but as soon as I heard him speak, my tears started flowing like a spring, and I couldn't stop them..."

After hearing Zhu Jianfeng's explanation, his friend said, "I see."

"Actually, this is fine too," Zhu Jianfeng suddenly changed the subject.

The friend was confused. "What do you mean?"

"Didn't you see the comments online? If it weren't for this misunderstanding, they would have started attacking me by now."

His friend gasped, finding it hard to believe that such outrageous words could come from Zhu Jianfeng, whom he had known for so long.

"What about the two elderly people? How would they feel if they knew they had been declared dead online?"

"Just pretend I, Zhu Jianfeng, never did any of these things!"

……

10 PM.

The first episode of "A Match Made in Heaven" has finished airing. Since the show is not broadcast on a satellite TV network, there is no ratings to speak of.

However, in terms of viewership, "A Perfect Match" garnered nearly 1.5 million views, making it the undisputed number one that night.

Its popularity and discussion are no less than that of last week's "Let's Go".

After the two-hour program aired, the most discussed topics online were all related to Yu Huai.

For example, Yu Huai drinking tea, Yu Huai singing until the whole country cried, Yu Huai generously forgiving Zhu Jianfeng after his parents' death...

The most unexpected thing was that Yu Huai suddenly gained a fan group called "shower gel" because of tonight's show.

The so-called shower gel is actually a product for Yu Huai and Mu Linglan's CP (couple) pairing.

The show itself is called "A Match Made in Heaven," and the production team added a series of actions, including the two men and women actively choosing each other, a "pink heart," and "holding hands."

It's hard to say whether they were intentionally trying to steer the audience in that direction.

Yu Huai and Mu Linglan are both handsome men and beautiful women, and neither of them had any previous romantic scandals.

This leads to shippers feeling no psychological pressure when shipping this couple.

Of course, fans of "Fish in Water" (a popular online personality) would refuse to allow shower gel to arbitrarily pair their beloved "Brother Huai" with a romantic partner.

However, for shippers, they can disregard even the opinions of the actual celebrities when they are obsessed with the ship, let alone just being fans of the celebrities.

Inside the bedroom.

After washing up, Yu Huai adjusted the air conditioner to a comfortable 26°C for sleeping. Lying in bed, the massage mattress beneath her had already started working.

Yu Huai turned off the light and closed his eyes contentedly.

In order to achieve his goal of maintaining good health until he turns eighty, he has started to adjust his lifestyle recently.

The results are pretty good; he can now fall asleep around 10 p.m. every night.

However, just as he was about to drift off to sleep, his phone rang from under his pillow.

Making a phone call in the middle of the night, is that crazy?

However, after the call was connected, Yu Huai found that compared to the content of the call, the fact that he was making a call in the middle of the night was actually quite mild.

"No way! No way! Whoever wants to go can go! Feng Fu, look at your watch and tell me what time it is."

"So you know about time, huh? Then tell me, is it even possible for a human being to call someone to a meeting in the middle of the night, especially an in-person meeting?"

"President Jiang? What's wrong with President Jiang! Does President Jiang mean people can't sleep?"

Yu Huaiqiang hung up the phone abruptly, obediently put his clothes back on, and left the house in a cowardly manner.

Of course, this wasn't because he was cowardly, nor was it because he was afraid of that capitalist surnamed Jiang.

He was just too embarrassed to refuse because the other party had just given him 30% of the company's shares.

The wheels keep turning.

When Yu Huai drove to the office building where Xingmeng was located, there were still lights on on many floors.

Those floors with their lights on belong to even more inhumane internet companies.

As I passed by their company, seeing the balding "old men" still sitting in front of their computers, working hard, I felt a pang of sympathy.

He had experienced this scene far too many times in his past lives.

As Yu Huaigang pushed open the door to enter the floor where Xingmeng was located, Tian Jiabao came to greet him.

"Brother Huai, this is coffee I prepared for you."

"Didn't I tell you not to come?" Yu Huai took the coffee but didn't drink it; he wanted to sleep after the meeting.

"Brother Huai's refusal to let me come was a kind gesture, and I appreciate it. My coming here reflects my attitude towards work, and the two are not contradictory."

Yu Huai gave him a thumbs up, "Where's that old man Feng Fu?"

"Brother Feng came by, then went back."

"This old man," Yu Huai said, looking at Tian Jiabao, "Don't worry, Jiabao, his position will be yours from now on, and it won't be long."

"Thank you, Brother Huai!"

Yu Huai walked into the conference room, where General Manager Jiang, who had informed him of his arrival, was already waiting.

He had been harboring some resentment towards Jiang Rendong for being woken up in the middle of the night, but he was stunned when he saw the scene in the conference room.

Jiang Rendong did come, but she was the only one who came.

The huge conference room was empty except for her.

……