Secondly, in the process of reading, you must be quiet and serious, and don't often whisper to your friends, especially say something unrelated to the script, because it will make you and other riders very dramatic. Emotion originally needs to create an atmosphere, and players need to have a strong sense of faith and get rid of themselves in real life, so that it will be difficult for people to play again.
Third, communication. The jargon is "output". Emotion may often require us to substitute into the character's life, stand in the position of ta, and communicate with the players or npc present, so the premise is that you should thoroughly understand your role. Who will ta report to? What would you say to ta's cp, friends and relatives? Generally, in the immersion session, dm will turn off the lights and let the players open the candles in their hands to create an atmosphere.
At this point, dm may play a certain npc role and ask you some heart-wrenching questions. In the jargon, it is called "soul torture", which refers to the player's deep affection, making people move and even cry. If you don't feel it, don't make some rude behaviors such as laughing at players who are immersed in crying.
Finally, it doesn't matter whether there is murder or not in the love book. Generally, it is not necessary to affect the game experience and progress of others in order to grab a point.
Experts can recommend some interesting emotional books, such as Never Fading Hawthorn Grove, Cloud Messenger, Pale Qi, Lin Ji Herbal Tea Shop, Little Diaolitang, etc. Little detective can try.