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Flower Face (Part 2)

Rating 3.1
Word count
179K words
Chapters
89

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Summary

After transmigrating into a book, beauty vlogger Yan Shuiyao is not happy. Of all people, she has become a useless fat girl who dies in the opening chapter of a male-oriented novel. She has no choice but to cling to the sickly yandere male lead and tear her toxic family apart. She vows to be more of a scoundrel than her scummy father, more vicious than her venomous concubine aunt, and more two-faced than her white-lotus sisters. Meanwhile, she secretly sets up a stall in ancient times and carries on her old trade in cosmetics. "Marrying and having kids amounts to nothing—fighting monsters and making money is the real deal!" Coining it hand over fist, she is about to grab the cash and run when a certain prince throws honor to the wind and intercepts her—money and all. The dog of a man coaxes her with honeyed words, his peach-blossom eyes reeling her in. "Wifey, how about we strike a different kind of deal?"

Editor's review

This book blends transmigration into a novel, beauty-industry entrepreneurship, and household scheming and revenge into a light, briskly satisfying read. The protagonist, Yan Shuiyao, sets up a stall in ancient times to make money using her old trade as a beauty blogger, bringing modern marketing thinking into an ancient marketplace. The premise is fresh and the pace brisk, suited to readers looking to relax and unwind. The plots of tearing into toxic relatives and sparring with the yandere male lead are straightforward and accessible, with high conflict density that requires little mental effort. The romance turns on the prince blocking her way to discuss a business deal, carrying a tension reminiscent of love-after-marriage, though it overall serves the satisfying tone rather than delicate characterization. As the middle volume of a series, the plot follows from the previous and into the next, and character relationships advance quickly; readers need to accept a degree of exaggerated setup and formulaic writing. If you prefer web-novel reading with strong conflict, fast pacing, and a heroine who both builds a career and falls in love, this book offers easy entertainment; if you care more about well-rounded characters and layered emotion, it may feel thin.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Web-novel readers who enjoy transmigration, household scheming, and heroines building careers
  • Readers looking for light, stress-relieving, briskly paced satisfying fiction for spare moments
  • Readers interested in fresh setups like beauty-industry startups and ancient commerce
  • Romance fans who can accept a yandere male lead and a love-after-marriage style romance

Not a good fit for

  • Readers who prefer serious literature or nuanced psychological portrayal may find the writing blunt
  • Readers who dislike formulaic household scheming and exaggerated setups may be pulled out of the story
  • Readers who haven't read the previous volume may struggle to follow the character relationships due to plot continuity

Reading tips

  1. It's recommended to read in series order: start with the first volume to understand the transmigration background and character relationships before entering this middle volume.
  2. Treat this book as spare-moment reading, a few chapters at a time, without seeking deep plot analysis.
  3. Pay attention to the details of the heroine's beauty-business line; this is what sets the book apart from similar household-scheming novels.
  4. When reading the toxic-family conflicts, pause briefly to sort out the characters' stances and avoid confusing the relationships.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 第九十章 做戏
  3. 第九十一章 不成熟的小建议
  4. 第九十二章 格局打开点!
  5. 第九十三章 他不是一个人在战斗!
  6. 第九十四章 丧失稳妥
  7. 第九十五章 脱贫攻坚
  8. 第九十六章 香甜可口的瓜
  9. 第九十七章 我让你起了吗?
  10. 第九十八章 割以永治
  11. 第九十九章 这小娘们不对劲
  12. 第一百章 卧了个大槽
  13. 第一百零一章 老阴阳人
  14. 第一百零二章 活该戴绿帽
  15. 第一百零三章 解决她
  16. 第一百零四章 算什么男人
  17. 第一百零五章 啧,没眼看
  18. 第一百零六章 她的小崽子
  19. 第一百零七章 五千两黄金
  20. 第一百零八章 关傻了?
  21. 第一百零九章 她的快乐,啪,没了
  22. 第一百一十章 她的情夫!
  23. 第一百一十一章 天降好大儿
  24. 第一百一十二章 儿不嫌母丑
  25. 第一百一十三章 阿爸会飞!
  26. 第一百一十四章 打手心都不够吗!
  27. 第一百一十五章 现代的东西
  28. 第一百一十六章 总统套房
  29. 第一百一十七章 被男色冲昏头脑
  30. 第一百一十八章 送赎金
  31. 第一百一十九章 有毒
  32. 第一百二十章 母子同心,其利断金!
  33. 第一百二十一章 不信神佛
  34. 第一百二十二章 钱没了
  35. 第一百二十三章 尿失禁
  36. 第一百二十四章 人皮
  37. 第一百二十五章 挑逗
  38. 第一百二十六章 计上心头
  39. 第一百二十七章 人不如畜生
  40. 第一百二十八章 怀了个孩子
  41. 第一百二十九章 做妾
  42. 第一百三十章 砸场
  43. 第一百三十一章 光脚不怕穿鞋
  44. 第一百三十二章 娘矮矮一窝
  45. 第一百三十三章 秽乱纲常
  46. 第一百三十四章 野鸳鸯
  47. 第一百三十五章 意外怀孕
  48. 第一百三十六章 大号养废了
  49. 第一百三十七章 茸毛控
  50. 第一百三十八章 一心赚钱
  51. 第一百三十九章 走水
  52. 第一百四十章 易容
  53. 第一百四十一章 辣鸡!
  54. 第一百四十二章 不娇嫩了!
  55. 第一百四十三章 人类幼崽
  56. 第一百四十四章 闹鬼传说
  57. 第一百四十五章 再骂我遍试试!
  58. 第一百四十六章 咱家王妃
  59. 第一百四十七章 他该待的地方
  60. 第一百四十八章 好男色!
  61. 第一百四十九章 狗也有更年期吗?
  62. 第一百五十章 天灾来临
  63. 第一百五十一章 地震
  64. 第一百五十二章 收服贾龙
  65. 第一百五十三章 探路
  66. 第一百五十四章 带她去
  67. 第一百五十五章 鬼打墙
  68. 第一百五十六章 鬼火
  69. 第一百五十七章 偷偷潜入
  70. 第一百五十八章 条件置换
  71. 第一百五十九章 桑叉叉
  72. 第一百六十章 一家三口绝不分开!
  73. 第一百六十一章 你媳妇这么虎的?
  74. 第一百六十二章 好一个风评不佳的女子
  75. 第一百六十三章 哆啦A梦的妹妹?
  76. 第一百六十四章 不锈钢做的镯子?
  77. 第一百六十五章 名义上的妻子!
  78. 第一百六十六章 随和……个屁
  79. 第一百六十七章 狼生黯淡无光
  80. 第一百六十八章 连媳妇都哄不好,废物
  81. 第一百六十九章 闫斯烨死了
  82. 第一百七十章 粮仓着火了
  83. 第一百七十一章 脏死了,啧!
  84. 第一百七十二章 向娘子讨个赏
  85. 第一百七十三章 胖成什么样心里没点数?
  86. 第一百七十四章 为夫喜欢打闪电战
  87. 第一百七十五章 当我的王妃
  88. 第一百七十六章 人间的男人都死光了吗
  89. 第一百七十七章 一月瘦身大作战!

FAQ

Can I read this middle volume without having read the first?
You can, but it's best to catch up on the first volume. This is the middle volume of a series, and the character relationships and transmigration background are established in the first; reading this one directly may make Yan Shuiyao's situation and her entanglements with the male lead and her family feel abrupt. Reading the first makes for a smoother experience.
Is the romance sweet or angsty?
Overall it leans light, sweet, and satisfying. The male lead has yandere traits, and the two move from scheming against each other to gradually drawing close; there's plenty of conflict but the tone isn't heavy, closing with the interaction where the prince blocks her to discuss a business deal—a tension-filled but sweet-leaning development.
Does the heroine's business line take up much space?
It occupies considerable length. The heroine brings her old trade as a beauty blogger into ancient times, setting up a stall and promoting products; this is the highlight distinguishing the book from ordinary household-scheming novels, running alongside the scheming and romance lines as one of the main draws.

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Grapefruit is an online-fiction author about whom limited public information is available. Four works can currently be confirmed, all connected to Huayan (Flower Face): Huayan (Part One), Huayan (Part Two), Huayan (Part Three), and Huayan (Complete 3 Volumes). In common categorization, the works fall under the time-travel alternate-history genre, indicating that they use a time-travel premise and an imagined world as their basic setting, with features typical of online romance and historical-fantasy imagination. The publication of Huayan in separate volumes and as a complete three-volume set suggests a story of substantial length and a structured arrangement that allows readers to follow it continuously. Because the author's real name, nationality, dates of birth and death, and English name have not been reliably made public, details of personal experience, writing career, and literary influence cannot be described in depth. The available material can only present the basic outline of the works: centered on Huayan and developed within the framework of the time-travel alternate-history genre. A fuller understanding of the author's writing style and specific achievements awaits further public information.

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