The Master Stylist

"In the far East, there exists a hair salon frequented by countless fashion celebrities. Prices are exorbitant; a simple shampoo costs a whopping 1000 RMB! Yet the hairdresser claims this is merely the price for a junior stylist. Despite this, long queues still form!

A seasoned bookworm who's been reading novels for over 20 years. My tastes are hard to satisfy. I have nearly 200 books on my shelf that I regularly follow, with over 20 of them updated daily. I can hold off on reading the remaining 30-odd for about a week before starting. I've been following this one since before it was even released; it's the most stress-free and comfortable book I've ever read.

That's outrageous! A haircut costs 10,000 yuan, and hair dyeing costs 3,000 yuan. What kind of family can afford that? Rich people are more concerned about money. Even nouveau riche wouldn't spend 10,000 yuan on a haircut. It's so ridiculous.

In Chapters 10-11, Liang Ange is the first guest, and Qin Kong was deeply impressed by her at their first meeting. At the end of Chapter 22, Liang Ange discovered that Qin Kong's shop had posted a transfer notice. At the end of Chapter 34 and the beginning of Chapter 35, President Qing reveals that Liang Ange is willing to pay one million to have Yunhua have Qin Kong do her hair.

Having read 140 chapters, here are my thoughts. Firstly, I found the protagonist's actions and behavior with this actress quite infuriating, almost like being under a spell. Their behavior was completely different and quite uncomfortable, making it difficult to understand the author's intended message. The actress is entangled in too many interests; her life and actions are controlled by others.

I love these kinds of quirky and unusual themes; they're really interesting. 😄

The first chapter showed the father cheating on the son. Holy crap, that's a fresh take! This author doesn't follow the usual formula. Then I was immediately poisoned by the 10,000 haircuts.

The book was originally quite well-written, and even the flaws in the beginning weren't a big deal for me; I could just skip them. However, the constant pressure to get married throughout the book made me anxious and irritable... So I had no choice but to give up!

How did the protagonist's biological father and his ex-girlfriend stepmother handle things? After reading twenty chapters, I felt awkward and uncomfortable.

The only flaw is the female lead; the romance storyline is alright, though.