I Really Don't Want to Be a Beauty Care Expert

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This urban cool article kept me up all night! If you are tired of the routine male protagonist who is invincible at the beginning and has beautiful women who fall behind him, then the protagonist of this book will make your eyes shine - an anti-involution master who has "I just want to live an ordinary life" engraved into his DNA, but is forced to "accidentally" save the world in a crisis surrounded by beautiful women. The core tension of the novel lies in the extreme pull between "not wanting" and "having to". The protagonist has the ability to subvert the situation, but his life goal is to open a small shop and bask in the sun. Whenever danger approaches and a beautiful woman is in danger, every move he makes has a visible "reluctance". The contrast between the depression of being forced to do business and the casual crushing creates an astonishing comedic effect and a sense of satisfaction. The author is well aware of the essence of "no disguise is the most deadly", and slaps in the face often occur at the moment when the protagonist most wants to keep a low profile. The female characters in the book also break out of the simple "protected" template. A cold CEO, a sassy policewoman, a descendant of a mysterious ancient clan... They each have their own ambitions, wisdom and dilemmas. The interaction between the protagonist and them is more like a modern relationship that pits each other against each other and achieves each other's achievements. The trust and affection that naturally develops in a crisis are far more chewy than unilateral protection. The narrative rhythm is top-notch, with almost no redundant plot. Every event is like a carefully designed domino. When one is knocked down, it triggers a chain reaction and draws the protagonist deeper into the whirlpool. The worldview is also paved with patience, and the delicate description of urban life is intertwined with the undercurrent of supernatural clues, making the final pattern full of persuasion. Of course, it's not perfect. Some of the early scenes still have some traces of routines, and the changes of some supporting characters are a little hasty. But as you read on, you will find that the author has injected enough fresh soul into the skillful framework. The protagonist's "ordinary dream" throughout, and the subtle changes that occur after experiencing everything, have become the deepest moving part of the story. All in all, this is a sincere work that takes "anti-routine" to the extreme. It accurately captures the reader's ambivalence of longing for transcendent pleasure but despising mindless pleasure. If you are looking for an urban work that can make you laugh out loud, make your heart tremble occasionally, and stay up late to read it, you will still remember it for a long time, then "I Really Didn't Want to Be a Beauty Master" is definitely worth clicking on immediately. After all, who doesn't want to see how this patron saint of "forced business" will look helpless next time and shock the entire audience?

The author's literary talent is so good, every detail is perfect, and the plot is well connected and does not drag on. Please keep updating 🤭🤭🤭

To report, here is Liang Chen, the 23rd level representative of the beauty care department (incorrectly) himself👀 The core keyword of this book is two words: protect shortcomings. If you also think - "The world does not necessarily need heroes, but someone must be willing to stand up and say something that you don't understand." Then bookmark the book and send a free recommendation ticket, so that the freshmen of the Department of Nursing will not be persuaded to quit right after the beginning of school🤣 You are also welcome to leave a message below: What is the thing you have done/seen in real life that you most want to "step in to take care of"? I will reply slowly in the comments and continue to write based on your thoughts.

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