After transmigrating, Li Feng, a relationship advice streamer, binds to the [Music Therapy Streamer System]. All he has to do is answer viewers’ questions in his livestreams to earn all kinds of entertainment skills!
But these healing songs are a little strange!
He sings “Itch” to a lonely housewife!
“Come on, let’s have some fun!”
He sings “Monkey” to a man with erectile dysfunction!
“What use do I have for this iron staff!”
He sings “Hair Like Snow” to a young man whose hair has turned white prematurely!
“Your hair is like snow, making our parting all the more beautiful and tragic!”
He sings “Uneasy” to someone who stutters!
“Ah-ge-dai, this-ge-dai, ah-ya-yo!”
And then things get completely out of hand!
Afraid of heights? “Fly Higher”!
Failed at starting a business? “Goodbye”!
Living paycheck to paycheck? “Poor but Happy”!
Lost your money? “Congratulations on Getting Rich”!
Constipated? “A Thousand Years of Waiting”!
Ugly? “Ugly Monster”!
The netizens wince as their hearts get hit again and again, yet still cheer him on, watching Ye Feng miraculously cure all those patients!
Years later, as Ye Feng stands atop a mountain and surveys the world, he’ll remember that distant, lonely night when he sang “Itch” to a lonely housewife…
A song, after three and a half chapters, you are invincible From Chapter 16 to Chapter 23, you describe so much chicken feathers in just one song.
The old routine is too ink-stained. Sing a few lyrics and it's all live-streaming netizens. Shui Zhang
Not bad, interesting!
He's really good at writing water.
It's a waste of time, I don't recommend watching it
The subject matter is quite good and the story is good, but it's a bit verbose and the writing is tedious.