Ji Hongye is the most beautiful woman in the State of Wei, and her suitors have practically worn down the threshold of the Ji residence. Rumor has it that several charming young scholars even died for love over her. A notorious kidnapper has appeared in Chaoge, abducting many daughters of distinguished families. One night, as Ji Hongye sleeps soundly, she suddenly feels herself lifted into the air and drawn into someone’s arms… The Ji Hongye raised deep within the women’s quarters is naturally hideously ugly. Ji Zhizhen deliberately let his guard down to get his daughter out at last; there is no way he would let her come home.
The missing beauty, a chilling past, Lady Xu Mu who married abroad, Ji Hongye’s inborn supernatural powers, visions both real and false, and the legendary elixir of immortality…
“Husband, this is the empire I conquered for you!”
It's really good to read. The most beautiful woman in the world is actually the story of Xiao Xiang, a beautiful man led by Han Commander, after the most ugly girl in the world is kidnapped. The ugly girl should be a fairy, and her appearance will always recover. I only read a few chapters. It's very good. I will continue reading to dig out this good book.
It's good to read. The author's writing style is very good. It's an idea of ancient proverbs from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. The idea is very novel and it's quite interesting. However, I always feel that the ending is a bit rushed. I probably forgot to write it. The two Wu brothers who were killed by Han Bing's gang and used as fertilizer for the peach forest have been rewritten again. Who is the mysterious boss behind Ji's father? It feels like it has been overridden in one stroke, and there is a feeling that the author does not want to continue working hard, and rushes to live in the fairyland for the sake of the happiness of the male and female protagonists with zero burden, forcibly eradicating obstacles and filling pits 🤔🤔🤔
The whole process is quite enjoyable, but the ending is a little imperfect.
The subject matter is novel, the author's literary talent is good, and the storyline is soul-stirring. It's my favorite type.
The writing is pretty good, I don't know why I didn't rate it.
I've read more than thirty chapters and still don't understand it.
Novels written by women, please don't click on those written by men. It tells the story of an ugly duckling who turns into a white swan and uses other men to pursue her husband.
I always thought that if an ugly girl finds love, she won't need surgery, and this ending is also very good.
It's very nice and the language is fluent.
Not bad, quite exciting