Brilliantly Talented, Yet Making a Living Off My Looks

He is such a considerate God, and he has given unparalleled talents to people who only have a nice face. . .

Primary school student's writing style, poisoned and died

Has someone been replaced? It's too far behind the heroine era 😭

The transformation text doesn't matter to me, and the same goes for single marriage, but if you have to jump out and tell me that the protagonist's previous life was set up as a short, fat, ugly man with a frustrated mentality and twisted thoughts, then I can't bear it, because this will cause me to be reminded of the nature of this woman all the time when I read the book. This is even more disgusting than those idiots who always like to emphasize that I miss Dalong🤢

I feel like the author likes to preach too much. The same goes for Du Niang before. Reading a novel feels like being educated.

I regret not believing Shen Nong's advice in the comment section. The ten-year-old bookworm died of poisonous poison.

Every protagonist in the transformation story feels sad for the loss of that thing. Isn't there one who feels that it's great to have transformed?

I finished reading it in one go. I have read The Age of Heroines by the author before, and have read Black Hole Sword Fairy and Du Niang. I personally think it is the best book among the author's books so far. First of all, in general terms, the main plot of this book is quite interesting: the protagonist is obsessed with beauty because he was ugly in his previous life, but he was talented but hit a wall everywhere, and the gods want to reverse the protagonist's concept and make the protagonist think that connotation is more important. The specific method is to give the protagonist incomparable talent and beauty, so that the protagonist discovers that beauty will only bring troubles, and these troubles can only be solved with his own abilities, that is, connotation. So far, it seems that this main line is performing well. Then I would like to mention a few advantages: 1. A rare top-notch beautiful girl heroine who describes the appearance of the protagonist extensively. Yes, I love watching this 2. The characteristics of each character are relatively distinct. Each character appears to be rational rather than emotional. There are basically no facial makeup characters who kill people if they disagree with each other or can't walk when they see a beautiful woman 3. The story is strong and most of the plots Using talk instead of fighting to promote the plot By the way, I would like to mention a few points. These points are a matter of opinion. I think those who like this subject matter must read it In order of importance in my opinion: 1. There are relatively few descriptions of the dual cultivation of the protagonist 2. The protagonist, or most of the characters, prefer talking to fighting. Those who like to kill decisively can leave. 3. The setting of the story is good, not that of a primary school student, but the description is indeed relatively bland 4. The combat power is quite fascinating Some people in the comment area said that this book is too preachy, but I didn't feel it at all. Basically, both sides have different views on the same issue, and then convince each other, etc. To be honest, I really didn't get much preaching The overall plot is relatively relaxed, it is a story about a beautiful girl conquering the world.

This book is quite interesting, but why are so few people reading it?

... How does it have an ancient beauty? A considerable part of the plot is still a Long Aotian-style plot. To be honest, it is not very pleasant. If the plot is written at the beginning, the middle and the end of the plot can be roughly imagined. As soon as the characters appear, you know what will happen next. To be honest, the handling of the plot is a bit behind the version.