Running a Love Makeover Salon in a Cliché Romance Novel

"When you cut my hair, you cut my longing. No love problem can't be fixed with a pair of scissors. And if one snip isn't enough, just snip again." "So that's why you latched onto me and forced a literature graduate to open a barbershop?" "Isn't hairstyling a high-paying job? Open a shop, welcome customers from all around, cut off ill-fated relationships, and earn good karma. You can't lose, kid." "There's another option. I can throw out this piece of junk and go back to work." "Kid, you don't love melodrama, but melodrama will cling to you. Only a pair of scissors can cut it away and make the world a brighter place for love." He had forced him to pick up his own so-called scissors, which were actually... "Besides, I'm worth thirty thousand. If you throw me away, you'll have to pay ten times that, so that's three hundred thousand." "Why don't you just rob me?" Zhen Xin never imagined that one day he'd go from being a passerby in love to a love guru. Whether it was a woman enduring abuse from her beloved, a rich heiress whose Phoenix Man boyfriend had conned her out of everything, a college student devoted to a master of emotional manipulation, or... "Why don't you love me anymore after getting a haircut? Did you meet someone else?" "No, I just got rid of my being-a-hopeless-romantic problem." There's no hopeless-romantic problem that can't be fixed with a haircut. If one isn't enough, get another trim. Scissors in hand, he's a ruthless love-brain-shattering machine. As for the hairstyles, well... his clients are all very forgiving. After all, a bad haircut can get rid of bad romances and save your wallet. What great karma. Reader's Notes: 1. This story updates at midnight every day. Before it goes premium, updates follow the rankings; afterward, it will update daily until it's complete. 2. All characters and events in this story are fictional and have no connection to real life. 3. My writing skills are limited, and the characters aren't perfect. If you dislike a character or plot point, please click away and let's part on good terms. No writing advice, please. 4. The author and protagonist are both in a very good state of mind in this story. Just have a laugh and move on. Theme: Stand on your own two feet and create a wonderful life of your own.