An amateur love variety show with the theme of "heartbeat and love" actually invited an undertaker?
The moment the career was announced, everyone was silent.
In the "Heartbeat Season" program, Luo Muchen became the focus of the entire network because of his status as "mortician", and the female guests avoided him.
In the afternoon when no one was invited, he walked to the piano in the corner alone, and his song "Moonlight Sonata" silenced the whole villa.
When the date was abandoned midway, he picked up the guitar and sang an original song that completely exploded the barrage in the live broadcast room.
As the show aired, Luo Muchen quickly became popular.
The intellectual editor's eyes were red because of his letter;
The sweet kindergarten teacher begged him to choose her with red eyes at the beach;
The cold ballet dancer dances under the moon just for him;
The passionate food blogger looked at him with starry eyes.
No one expected that this man who "knows life and death best" is also the person who "knows deepest feelings best".
Reader comments
Personal opinion: I have read the latest chapter of Chapter 72 so far. This is a relatively novel novel that I have read. The storyline does not have any of the old clichés, such as: (either you are in debt, or the supporting character doesn't like the hero, so you directly engage in a relationship with the hero, or tit for tat, etc., Making it look like enemies for centuries).
Everyone is well portrayed, their emotions are just right, and they all have their own stories (the male protagonist has his own style if he doesn't lick or censor.). After seeing the latest chapter, I'm still not sure whether this one will have multiple female protagonists or a single female protagonist. But the content feels obviously biased towards multiple female protagonists.
After reading this novel (latest chapter 72), my first impression was that it was quiet, non-confrontational, gripping, and slow-paced. The most important thing is that it is quiet and comfortable to watch.
If it had more female protagonists, I think it would be over in about two hundred chapters at most. If it were a single heroine, I personally feel that the marriage would be almost complete in just over a hundred chapters. Of course, this is my personal opinion, because it is a romantic drama after all, and once you find the one you like, you will basically break up. Unless the author wants to go for the theme of dominating the city. That's ridiculous.
The above is my personal opinion
I have read many romance-type books, but this is the first time I have seen The Moratorium. The identity is very novel, the content is also very good, and the image of each person is very clear and three-dimensional. Not to say it's the best I've ever seen, but it's still awesome. I couldn't stop watching it and wanted to update it. And it's rare to finally see a good brother help the protagonist sign up, and the good brother also sign up. The plot is very good. The character traits of the male protagonist and his story are very touching, so I give him four stars for encouragement and points. I hope the author doesn't want eunuchs (´△｀)[blowing kiss]
This writing style feels more like literary works than Internet articles, which is very special.
Then what I don't understand a little bit is the part where the male protagonist buries the bird. It feels like it was written without washing hands and there was mud on his hands just to let Yiming find out.
[Hold face][Hold face] I started eating the book after more than ten chapters, and then every time it doesn't count [Hold face]
I found that the update was not finished, so I finished reading it in a hurry. I got to chapter 119. The writing is still good. Even the two characters who were similar to villains in the early days have grown and changed later on.
Alas, it's a pity that the choice of the male protagonist is different from mine. It may be because of different needs, or it may be that the choice of the protagonist is the right one. I always tend to prefer a certain type, and maybe I always ignore what is really suitable for me. That's why I always choose the wrong one, and the relationship doesn't last long.
Spoiler alert:! ! !
I don't know if it was a little ingenuity on the part of the author, but she was not mentioned in the career guessing session after the male and female guests arrived. It's not a passing glance, it's not writing at all.
But... I don't understand some details about Qingyi.
The first one is where did the name "Yiwei" come from? I searched, and this title appeared for the first time when the new male guest confessed his love to Qingyi, and it suddenly appeared.
Logically speaking, if it was the author's name or something else, it should be mentioned earlier.
The second one is what the male protagonist said later when he was choosing a partner to express his love to. You were the first one to get in touch with me before I showed my talent.
But I jumped back to the front and watched it again starting from the appearance of the female guest. No, the first one who didn't show off her talent and only had communication and contact with the male protagonist was Qingyi [what]
@Look at the Sunset Author, is it a single heroine or multiple heroines?
I don't want to read it, it's very slow to update, it only updates every three or four days, and I'm not sure if it's a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists. If there's a single female protagonist, the male protagonist will have an affair with several women. If there are multiple female protagonists, there will be a female protagonist (who is ambiguous with the male protagonist) who will have an affair with other men.
Come on, big brother, I will give you the gift king after finishing
It's been a long time since I've seen something like this that I can't bear to fast forward. Every character is written with flesh and blood, and the author makes updates very quickly.
It's okay, it's pretty good-looking, but it has a faint smell of Jiahao
Generally speaking, it is good. The subject matter is very novel and the writing is good. However, the author is not literate. "Hello" is three characters and "Me too" is four characters.
The rhythm feels very comfortable
Real feelings and beautiful writing
Detailed expression of characters
For me, it feels very immersive. Anyway, it looks great.
It's not bad. There are so many books written by one author at the same time, which is probably written by AI, but to be honest, it is much better than most books of the same type.
The content is quite new. The writing is pretty good, I hope it won't be criticized.
The text is fresh and the content makes me feel real
Personal opinion: I have read the latest chapter of Chapter 72 so far. This is a relatively novel novel that I have read. The storyline does not have any of the old clichés, such as: (either you are in debt, or the supporting character doesn't like the hero, so you directly engage in a relationship with the hero, or tit for tat, etc., Making it look like enemies for centuries). Everyone is well portrayed, their emotions are just right, and they all have their own stories (the male protagonist has his own style if he doesn't lick or censor.). After seeing the latest chapter, I'm still not sure whether this one will have multiple female protagonists or a single female protagonist. But the content feels obviously biased towards multiple female protagonists. After reading this novel (latest chapter 72), my first impression was that it was quiet, non-confrontational, gripping, and slow-paced. The most important thing is that it is quiet and comfortable to watch. If it had more female protagonists, I think it would be over in about two hundred chapters at most. If it were a single heroine, I personally feel that the marriage would be almost complete in just over a hundred chapters. Of course, this is my personal opinion, because it is a romantic drama after all, and once you find the one you like, you will basically break up. Unless the author wants to go for the theme of dominating the city. That's ridiculous. The above is my personal opinion
I have read many romance-type books, but this is the first time I have seen The Moratorium. The identity is very novel, the content is also very good, and the image of each person is very clear and three-dimensional. Not to say it's the best I've ever seen, but it's still awesome. I couldn't stop watching it and wanted to update it. And it's rare to finally see a good brother help the protagonist sign up, and the good brother also sign up. The plot is very good. The character traits of the male protagonist and his story are very touching, so I give him four stars for encouragement and points. I hope the author doesn't want eunuchs (´△｀)[blowing kiss]
This writing style feels more like literary works than Internet articles, which is very special. Then what I don't understand a little bit is the part where the male protagonist buries the bird. It feels like it was written without washing hands and there was mud on his hands just to let Yiming find out. [Hold face][Hold face] I started eating the book after more than ten chapters, and then every time it doesn't count [Hold face] I found that the update was not finished, so I finished reading it in a hurry. I got to chapter 119. The writing is still good. Even the two characters who were similar to villains in the early days have grown and changed later on. Alas, it's a pity that the choice of the male protagonist is different from mine. It may be because of different needs, or it may be that the choice of the protagonist is the right one. I always tend to prefer a certain type, and maybe I always ignore what is really suitable for me. That's why I always choose the wrong one, and the relationship doesn't last long. Spoiler alert:! ! ! I don't know if it was a little ingenuity on the part of the author, but she was not mentioned in the career guessing session after the male and female guests arrived. It's not a passing glance, it's not writing at all. But... I don't understand some details about Qingyi. The first one is where did the name "Yiwei" come from? I searched, and this title appeared for the first time when the new male guest confessed his love to Qingyi, and it suddenly appeared. Logically speaking, if it was the author's name or something else, it should be mentioned earlier. The second one is what the male protagonist said later when he was choosing a partner to express his love to. You were the first one to get in touch with me before I showed my talent. But I jumped back to the front and watched it again starting from the appearance of the female guest. No, the first one who didn't show off her talent and only had communication and contact with the male protagonist was Qingyi [what]
@Look at the Sunset Author, is it a single heroine or multiple heroines? I don't want to read it, it's very slow to update, it only updates every three or four days, and I'm not sure if it's a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists. If there's a single female protagonist, the male protagonist will have an affair with several women. If there are multiple female protagonists, there will be a female protagonist (who is ambiguous with the male protagonist) who will have an affair with other men.
Come on, big brother, I will give you the gift king after finishing
It's been a long time since I've seen something like this that I can't bear to fast forward. Every character is written with flesh and blood, and the author makes updates very quickly.
It's okay, it's pretty good-looking, but it has a faint smell of Jiahao
Generally speaking, it is good. The subject matter is very novel and the writing is good. However, the author is not literate. "Hello" is three characters and "Me too" is four characters.
The rhythm feels very comfortable
Real feelings and beautiful writing
Detailed expression of characters
For me, it feels very immersive. Anyway, it looks great.
It's not bad. There are so many books written by one author at the same time, which is probably written by AI, but to be honest, it is much better than most books of the same type.
The content is quite new. The writing is pretty good, I hope it won't be criticized.
The text is fresh and the content makes me feel real