The Soul of a Top Makeup Artist Has Penetrated the Ugly Daughter of the Prime Minister's House

#Transformed into the ugly concubine of the Prime Minister's Palace, she killed the whole capital by using makeup to look beautiful The top red carpet makeup artist Su Wanning opened her eyes and transformed into the ugly daughter of the Prime Minister who was laughed at by everyone in the Dajing Dynasty. Her biological mother died early, her sister-in-law was hypocritical, and a box of low-quality crude lead powder left her with pockmarks on her face that even servants could step on. Su Wan Ning smiled. Ugly? With the bones that gave her a movie-like face, given her three months, she could develop a face that would amaze the whole capital! Stop the lead powder, mix ancient prescriptions, boil pear blossom ointment, and adjust the internal and external beauty to counterattack all the way - from the ugly girl that everyone despises, to the comely beauty, to the most beautiful woman who surpasses all the noble ladies in the capital. White Lotus' sister-in-law framed her for secretly giving her pearl cream? She backhanded the official with clichés and made the other party feel frustrated and embarrassed. Do noble ladies look down on concubines? As soon as her evening makeup shop opened, the rich ladies lined up to get customized makeup, and even the Jinxiu Pavilion had to step aside. Everyone is afraid of the cold-faced god of war, King Jing, who is said to be cold-hearted and cold-hearted, and kills people without blinking an eye. He is the evil god who should not be messed with in the capital. But only Su Wanning knew that this prince would quietly send exotic flowers and herbs from the Baixiang Garden to her courtyard, and would easily eliminate the gangsters who caused trouble for her. Even after her shop opened, the entire street was cleaned up. Later, at the palace banquet, she took off her veil and shocked everyone. All the noble gentlemen in the room stared at her. Prince Jing directly protected the person behind him, with a serious look in his eyes: "How dare you look at my people?"