Although many people knew that working at a funeral home was just another job, essentially no different from going to work anywhere else, and the League had always urged people not to discriminate against funeral home workers, in practice, people still felt somewhat uncomfortable when they heard that a prospective partner worked at a funeral home. They would then grow reluctant and no longer want to continue the blind date. This was probably one of the troubles funeral home workers faced in their lives.
"Someone as outstanding as you will definitely find someone, Mr. Xiaotian," Heath said to comfort him, though he did not actually know what he could do. After all, there was not much he could do about Mr. Xiaotian's situation, and he could not control what other people thought. In Heath's view, though, someone like Mr. Xiaotian, who was quite good-looking and earned a high salary with good benefits, really did qualify as an excellent blind date prospect. Besides, Mr. Xiaotian was a beautician.
If someone asked Mr. Xiaotian about lipstick shades, he would certainly be able to answer very quickly. For him, this was no relationship minefield; it was about as difficult as asking an Ultraman fan to identify Ultraman Tiga.
Unlike other beauty professionals, however, Mr. Xiaotian was responsible for beautifying the dead.
Not everyone could die peacefully of old age in bed. Some people might be in car accidents, while others might choose to end their own lives. Various circumstances could leave their faces damaged in one way or another, and some of these people needed a specialist in makeup like Mr. Xiaotian to step in. Preparing the remains of those who had died and allowing them to meet their loved ones one last time with their bodies restored was also part of the