A Thousand Faces of Beauty

I feel like the heroine is a scumbag, she likes this but can't let go of that, it feels like green tea

There are so many missing chapters that I really can't read anymore 🤫

This book is really too long, but I really like it

This book has been around for a long time, and maybe not many people will read the posts I make now, but I still want to warn my family members who are reading this. The heroine lost her virginity to her male partner, which is considered rape in modern times! I am not a pure clean slut, but in the back, the author forced the heroine to lose her virginity, which is really unreasonable. In itself, the male protagonist appears far less than the male counterpart. Secondly, the heroine has always had a kind and passionate heart. I I don't think she has been hesitating between two men, and she has escaped death several times. She has no sense of the coming danger. The scene where the heroine is kidnapped by the Emperor of Jin seems very deliberate. The hero is a very smart person. Use it or not, to show the effect of the paper man vividly. To be honest, it is difficult for me to feel the love of the male protagonist for the female protagonist. Originally, my eyes lit up when the male and female protagonists met for the first time, but as I went on, I felt more and more that the male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist were not as strong as those of the male protagonist. It feels even more clear. The female protagonist is originally an ordinary person. She treats the male protagonist and male partner with a longing for history. But if you think about it from another perspective, the male partner is a foreigner. The opening sentence of cannibalism directly persuaded me to quit. Just imagine that in this way, the female protagonist can still feel attached to the male partner. Is it normal for the female protagonist? I can't fault the heroine for being clever from time to time. There are too many flaws to complain about, so that's it, I hope you take it seriously.

Author! Where did Chapter 7 go? ? ? ?

I just signed a contract, please give me a tip! Borrowing Dabao Land, I recommend the book (The Demon Supervisor of the Tang Dynasty): One Temple to Suppress Ghosts! A look at the lock demon! One nunnery purifies the world! During the prosperous period of the Tang Dynasty, demons and ghosts were rampant. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty established the Department of Demon Supervision to kill all the demons in the world. The demon of Tang Dynasty! The ghost of the Song Dynasty! Qing Dynasty fox.

I still think it looks great when I look at it now! ! !

I'm short of books, so I'm going to look through old books again... I still like to read Yue Ji the most! ! Strong and independent! ! I feel sorry for Murong Ke~~ Indeed, the differences in cognition, geography, and history have created an unbridgeable gap between them~~ The sincere love between men and women is a rare commodity in that chaotic and war-torn era! ! The giant wheel of history crushes ruthlessly, and the heroes of history will also be annihilated! ! 🌙💔

In the end, she married someone else? ? Uncomfortable

It's a book from 2008~ But the quality of Lin Jiacheng's works should still be guaranteed. Let's take a look first and then talk.

Everything is incoherent. There is always one chapter missing, one chapter missing, another chapter missing, and another chapter missing.

Like Xie Anshi and Chu Si Murong Ke, hate Shi Hu

The characters are vividly drawn, one of my favorite novels.

Why do I feel that Murong appears more times than Xie An in the whole book 😵😵

Why not the male partner? Ah! ! !

Why are the missing chapters always disconnected! ! So infuriating!

I probably didn't like this plot setting when I watched it in the early years, but now I can understand it. Murong Ke is more like the person he fell in love with when he was young, impulsive, reckless and ignorant, passionate when he fell in love, and heartbroken when it ended; Xie An is more like someone who can stay with him for a lifetime, well-educated and good-natured, and happy when they are together. Chu Si's final choice was quite good.

In fact, both sides have a lot of responsibility for Murong and Si'er not being able to get together. Si'er didn't trust him from beginning to end and didn't dare to have a heart-to-heart relationship with him. If during the second reunion, Si'er could be more honest about her inner thoughts and demands and ask Murong more forcefully, Murong would definitely give in. Si'er must choose the perfect option that won't hurt herself from the beginning. If she was braver, she could change Murong's. Murong is not the cruel type, he has really done a lot for Si'er, and he is willing to sacrifice his dignity and status for Si'er. If Si'er is willing to be with him, she can ask Murong step by step to slowly do such inhumane things as reducing cannibalism. Cannibalism is not because of the love of eating people, but because of food problems. If you are willing to find a way to solve it, there is still a way out. And the so-called... Han Orthodoxy is really unnecessary. They are all modern people, the Hu people are also part of the Chinese civilization, and Tang Bu also has the blood of the Hu people. If we change the current heroine route, choose Murong, and build a new dynasty together, that's totally fine.