The Great Stylist

Han Xu is about to join the production team, but before that, he needs to take Yu Lan to the Cannes red carpet and also fly to Fashion Week. Looking at the beautiful woman on the big bed, he didn't show much expression. He then said, "Sister Lan, after I accompany you to the Cannes red carpet the day after tomorrow, I have to go to Fashion Week, so I won't be able to come back with you."

Let me start by saying that this novel is definitely a #harem novel#. If you can't accept harem themes, you can delete the book and leave. Now, let me share some of my thoughts on this book: First of all, the male lead is a stylist, which is a relatively novel point in entertainment novels. Moreover, the author has a good grasp of fan culture and so on.

After finishing Fashion Week, Han Xu stood in front of the building's floor-to-ceiling window, looking down at the bustling traffic below, which resembled ants. With his thoughts clearing, he looked out at the world, his previously busy body finally finding some relaxation. But he didn't relax for long, because Tang Fei called.

I painstakingly searched through urban areas to find this book, and I was surprised to find it was actually quite well-written. Not only are the emotional scenes delicate, but it also offers a rare perspective on makeup and styling, from which I learned some new things. It's a pity it's not very popular and not many people are reading it. I hope the author can persevere.

Author, please post a chapter at the very end of your two older books to promote this one. If I didn't check your author profile, even as a long-time reader, I wouldn't know about this book. Many of your readers, both new and old, turn on the new chapter notifications to stay updated on new releases. Not everyone checks your profile regularly; without self-promotion, you'll lose many readers.

I've been following this book from the previous ones. The perspective of a makeup artist exploring the entertainment industry was initially refreshing, but the excessive and messy romantic subplots, and the male lead's split personality—acting like both a cute puppy and a powerful boss—was too much. I simply couldn't continue reading.

As the title suggests. The book's circumstances have a somewhat ironic feel to them. The so-called ranking lists are all the same as those featuring popular young male celebrities and internet influencers—they're all the same. How similar they are! Like this book, most books with a fresh perspective, original ideas, and new content are relegated to the sidelines, trembling with fear, by formulaic, clickbait-driven articles.

It's so good, I stayed up late watching it.

Such a good book, readers shouldn't keep it to themselves. Reading it every day makes it even more enjoyable.

I couldn't continue after 30 chapters. The pacing was a bit slow, and the author seems to be female; the male lead is portrayed as rather sleazy and overly verbose.