Floating Color

Cosmetician Mi Chen started her career in the entertainment circle after returning from abroad, where she met the best actors Bai Yihan and Li Mojun. Before she knew well about them, she thought Bai was gentle and humble while Li precise and cool… It turned that both the elegant idols who stole thousands of millions of girls’ heart were nuts… Where on earth had the so-called modest and aloof gentlemen been? … Bai vs. Li, “…Since we’ve come to this far, whoever makes Mi Chen figure out our feelings for her first…will win.” … In the end, she kissed him. Right, the moment she stepped in front of his poster, he had become her only male lead forever.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Floating Color "Floating Color" promised a dive into the dazzling world of showbiz, focusing on a talented makeup artist. As someone who enjoys stories with strong female leads and a touch of romance, I was eager to see what this one offered. While it had some appealing aspects, it ultimately fell a bit short of my expectations. ### First Impressions The premise is definitely intriguing. A determined female protagonist navigating the competitive entertainment industry while finding love? Sign me up! The tags – celebrities, handsome male lead, love triangles – all pointed towards a classic, potentially addictive romance. I dove in hoping for a story that would sweep me off my feet. ### What Works Well The story moves at a decent pace, and it's easy to get caught up in the initial drama surrounding the main character. The romantic elements are present, and if you enjoy a bit of a love triangle, this novel delivers. I appreciated the focus on a female protagonist with a specific skill set (makeup artistry), which offered a glimpse into a world I wasn't particularly familiar with. ### Areas of Concern However, as I continued reading, some aspects started to feel a little…flat. I think the biggest letdown was the lack of depth in the portrayal of the makeup artistry itself. I was hoping for vivid descriptions of techniques, tools, and the artistry involved, but it felt more like a surface-level exploration. This lack of detail made it harder to fully immerse myself in the MC's professional life. Also, I found some of the characterizations to be a bit too familiar. The dynamics between the main characters and even some of the supporting roles seemed to mirror those in other stories, which made the overall experience feel less unique. The plot also leaned into some overused tropes, which made the story predictable. ### Final Verdict "Floating Color" is a decent read if you're looking for a quick and easy romance set in the world of celebrities. However, if you're hoping for a deep dive into the artistry of makeup or a particularly original storyline, you might be left wanting more. While it has its moments, it ultimately didn't quite reach its full potential for me.